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I'm told our Zimbra mail server will only keep 3 days worth of data, and that the people who administrate that server say it's not their policy to take care of backups for users.
I'm trying to figure out a way to backup for our users without having to touch the server at all, and without having any data stored on the local machines for security reasons.
Preferably, the determined method will work through the Zimbra Web Client since that's what my users are already using and so that we won't have to maintain a desktop client program. However, I could not figure out a way to do that, so I have a Rube Goldberg-machine type setup, something that seems overly complicated for what I"m trying to do. On a couple of test computers, I've installed the Zimbra desktop client and configured zdrun.vb to place any local data (like the .msg files, whatever can be done with those) onto a network drive.
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sLocalAppDir = oFso.getFolder(oShellApp.Namespace(&H1c&).Self.Path).ShortPath
Then, the desktop client is configured to run a backup every day. Since we don't want to switch to the desktop client, this process can be intrusive because the user will have to close out of the client after it's done backing up. Another concern is that the client may not back up as soon as it starts up. If someone comes in late one day at around noon, the client will make backups at noon for the rest of the week until it misses a couple of days over the weekend and returns to the normal schedule. Editing the zdrun file also seems unstable, since sometimes the client doesn't seem to start at all.Code:
Dim fso, f
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set f = fso.GetFolder("M:\ZimbraNetworkStorageBackup")
sLocalAppDir = f.ShortPath
TL;DR: Are there any options for users to backup mail through web client? If not, what are best practices for backing up using the desktop client (or any other method that does not involve the ZCS server)?


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Williams Spending $4.5B To Process Gas in Marshall County
June 23, 2013
MOUNDSVILLE — The propane, butane, pentane and ethane in West Virginia and neighboring states is so plentiful and profitable that Williams Partners is spending $....
Right mkhunt. All businesses are just like Worldcom. Evil and corrupt. Businesses should be banished from the "progressive" civilized world so we can live in the "progressive" civilized way. Without energy. In wood-heated mud huts. Like God intended. If there were a god...
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look up World com inc. if you want to know more about accounting and other manipulative activities. contamination is just the tip of the iceberg.
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We always HEAR the big numbers these companies are spending, but it seems very little has changed in the Valley other than filled up motels, hotels, and lot of out of state license plates.
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Surely Obama will stop this, just as soon as he finishes his Gestapo National police program and has rounded up those foolish people who have opinions. And then we have to have another Arab war and he is shipping troops and lotsa money) there now since he found that so long as the Dems control the Senate he can make war anytime, kill Arabs by the thousands from the air, arm the people who killed 3,000 Americans in NYC, and on and on. He just does not have time for this yet but sooner or later he will find a way to ruin this country completely and keeping us on the Arab teat is his prime directive. Prosperity? We doan need no stinkin' prosperity! It ain't progressive
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This company would not spend $4.5 billion on what are essentially refineries if they were not going to see several billions in net profits, either from upstream or downstream operations.
You see, Williams Partners are not government employees. Therefore, they are trying to make a profit. To do this, they need to be intelligent, efficient, disciplined and have a well thought out strategy that they can execute. In short, everything that government, at any level, is not.
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Not possible. WVUGEO assures us there just isn't that much gas down there.
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Amanda Knox found guilty again–Italy may seek to extradite her
Newscast Media FLORENCE, Italy—An Italian court on Thursday upheld the guilty
verdict against Amanda Knox, an American citizen, and her Italian ex-boyfriend
Raffaele Sollecito on Thursday, in a new appeal over the murder of British student
Meredith Kercher in 2007.
Anxiety and tension were palpable, for "Meredith's case" — as it became known in
Italy — drew an unprecedented media attention from all over the world.
Amanda's story has kept changing from the time she attempted to frame a Black man
by the name Patrick Lumumba from Congo, whom Amanda claimed introduced her to
Meredith, then right in front of her, Lumumba killed Meredith while she covered her
eyes. Had it been in America, Lumumba would probably be on death row based on
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I use standart mail client on gadget (iPhone 4S and macBook) to open email,
sometime i can't send or receive mail, But when i change the port smtp 587 and pop3 955,
to smtp 25 and pop3 110, and otherwise.. problem has been solved.
May somebody know the solution & How could this be happened,
so i dont need change the port many times..!! (I have check my firewall and there is no issue), thanks


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Aztecs flip the script on Wyoming
Seven minutes, 11 seconds.
That's how long it took San Diego State to score nine points against Wyoming this time.
It took 2:34 to score the next nine … and 3:33 to score the next nine … and 5:28 to score the next nine.
Or look at it this way: The Aztecs, then ranked No. 15 in the Associated Press poll, scored nine points – the lowest in Mountain West history – in the first half at Wyoming a month ago; Dwayne Polee II, usually buried on the bench, had 11 points alone at the half on Tuesday night.
The Aztecs would win 79-51, no doubt talking their bandwagon fans off the ledge after a pair of close road losses last week. They led 37-13 at the half, had their highest shooting percentage (.682) in six seasons, had a 35-16 advantage on the boards, became the first team this season to break 70 on Wyoming and still would have won even if they went scoreless for the final 12 minutes.
"I didn't have a chance to get any offensive rebounds," said JJ O'Brien, who had at least one in the previous 16 games, "because we weren't missing."
Two other zeros on the stat sheet belonged, incredibly, to starting guards Chase Tapley and Xavier Thames. In points.
Three days after scoring a game-high 22 in the loss at UNLV, including SDSU's final 10 of the game, Tapley took three shots in 27 minutes and missed them all, although he did have a season-high seven assists. Thames was 0 of 3 and had two assists.
But on this night, with this motivation, against this opponent, the Aztecs (19-7, 7-5) didn't need their scoring.
"They whipped us about every way you can," Wyoming coach Larry Shyatt said. "It wouldn't serve me or my team well if I talked about any of the people who were ill or who were unable to play."
He also might not have enough time.
Guard Luke Martinez, their leading scorer, has been out since early January after an arrest for a Laramie bar fight. Forward Leonard Washington, their leading rebounder and second leading scorer, sat out with a sprained ankle. Forward Larry Nance Jr., sick all last week, got an IV before the game and managed just four points and no rebounds in 31 minutes.
Then sophomore forward Derek Cooke Jr., starting for Washington and their only other serviceable big, wrenched his back midway through the first half and didn't play in the second.
The result was eerily familiar. The Aztecs shot 4 of 24 in their nine-point first half last month in Laramie. The Cowboys (19-7, 4-8) shot 4 of 24 in the first half in San Diego.
Meanwhile, those fans who did bother showing up in supposedly soldout Viejas Arena (the student section was two-thirds full, and there were patches of empty seats everywhere else) were treated to Polee's best game of the season with James Rahon sidelined due to a sprained right shoulder.
The sophomore transfer from St. John's had appeared in only seven of the 11 conference games, averaging 1.7 points and 1.3 rebounds in 5.9 minutes. He finished with 16 points and five rebounds (but three turnovers) in 18 minutes.
"With James Rahon going down, he's a big part of our offense," said Polee, who equaled his career high in points, from his first collegiate game at St. John's. "(Rahon) pulled me aside before the game tonight and said I had to step up, and that's exactly what I did … I'm playing behind a lot of great players right now who have a lot of Aztecs history. I'm just waiting my turn and, when I'm in, just making the most of my minutes."


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I have searched the forum and searched the manuals for this, but I cannot find the right solution for this issue. :(
How do I set up one user's account to access all of the email of another internal account in webmail? We have an admin assistant who manages the email for her manager completely. She does not send on behalf. She actually used to use Eudora personalities for this. In Eudora, her manager was another personality and all of his email appeared in her Inbox, which she could then hit reply to and it would send as her manager. I thought personas in webmail was the same thing, but it is not. It only allows you to send as someone else. It does not allow you to receive their email. Her manager has a separate email account and delegating his inbox does not work. That just does the whole sending on behalf of thing. We would like all email for both internal accounts to flow to the same inbox and she should be able to respond to messages with either account. Thank you.


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KENNESAW, GA -- Wednesday afternoon, Kennesaw State University's athletic director, Vaughn Williams tweeted, "Touchdown!!!! Football is finally coming! #goKSUowls" - signaling that the Georgia Board of Regents had approved a plan to bring college football to the school.
The school's plan had come under criticism from some students due to the plan's increase of student athletic fees from $152 to $252 per semester to help launch the program. With the approval, the fee increase will take effect next fall.
Kennesaw State has plans to field a team by the fall of 2014. The team would play home games at the KSU Stadium, currently being used primarily for soccer. The stadium is on George Busbee Parkway, to the south of Chastain Road.
In addition to creating a football team, the university also plans to add a women's lacrosse program.
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Hi Cartographers Guild,
I'm a newbie here, and i just found about this page few day ago because i'm on a project of making a free for all RPG on this site: Vnsharing, it's a Vietnamese Anime & Manga's fanpage. My project thread is here, it haven't many worker in team yet, just me and my best friend *sob*. I know this may is a hard request because it's unpaid and big but i still take a try. We're just student, so we don't have enough money to pay for something like this.
And, about my english, it's may have bad words, and if you feel bad about it, i'm sorry i didn't mean anything, please take it easy.
Project Scope:
Use for a free for all RPG in this site. It's not for sell or anything making money, it's for hobit and fan stuffs.
Map Details:
Map 1
Name: Old Tresorbis World.
Size: World map.
It's a world with 1 big continent with look like a three circle joined together. The lore of this world is the land was created by 3 wheel from 3 Chariots of The Sun Gods. So yeah, it's make from wheel so it's look like that. But don't make it's just a simple circle like, let make it look like a real wheel from Sun Gods's Chariot. May be the wheel will look like a Sun Painting or something like that, may be.
Map 2
Name: Tresorbis World.
Size: World map.
And now, time had gone, the old 1 continent world now slipted into 4 land with 3 land in 3 different way and 1 in the middle left behind.
And now day, the lands had the human hand in there.
Land 1:
Name: Acharia.
Local: East.
This is the land of Crusader, Knight, and Hunter man. It's just like Europe (but not look like on the map). It's have some big island around, and have some ruined sky-island on above. Some big rivers, lakes and few big mountains.
Land 2:
Name: Anosia.
Local: West.
This is the land of Science and sci-fi, a new found continent. It's like America. A big continent with many many small island around, and a some big island a far. (It's Pirates base *evil*) Lot of rivers and lakes, some mountains.
Land 3:
Name: Arulia.
Local: On the Northem Sky.
Yeah, it's a very special one, it's a skyland. It's a land of witch, mage, wizard, and all things of fantasy things. And on the top of it may be have 3 or 7 triangle island (which one is the sunray on the sun painting of the Chariot's Wheel) but it don't look same. (i mean it was changed by time, so it's can't be same). Lot of rivers, lakes and big mountains, about 40-60% of the land is mountain. And it's have a big lake in middle.
Land 4:
Name: Animia.
Local: On the middle of 3 land above.
This is the biggest land with a lot of island around and on the way to the other continent. It's have a very beutiful terrain to live, don't have so many big moutain, a lot of resource on the ground.
Other map: Map of 4 Continent on above.
Size: Continent, Island.
Style: [Impostant]
It's for an Anime & Manga site, so please don't make it's in 3D or etc.
Please make it's look like was drawed by hand on oldpaper or leather or something suit with A-M style.
Format & Quality:
Format to JPEG and PNG.
And a archive file of your work with all of stuffs that you use to making my request maps, and please make it an easily editable. [Very Impostant]
Because of our game, the world in game will changing by time with the story of it, so we need to edit the map in some time (add more land, destroy some land, add city, destroy city... etc).
I recommend it's a PSD file use on Adobe Photoshop(i'm good at this) or a save file of Campaign Cartographer (trying to learn how to use it), i don't have other program or can't use too.
For the Quality,
It's use for web. But may be need for print. So some where under 3000 pixel is okay, but i don't mind if it more.
We will write your name and your webpage under your artwork and on credit with a big thanks when we public it on the web. So please don't add any water mask in your artwork.
We will not use your work for something that making money or etc.
If(just if) we can make some money by it, or someone want to buy your artwork, we will let you know and give you a pay.
Transfer of Files:
You can upload to any web strorage that you please. But non-prenium request for download will work.
Recommend: mediafire.com, minus.com, box.net, etc.
Contact Details:
Mail: email@example.com
Web: oOo VnSharing oOo VM or PM, all okay.


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CHAPEL HILL UNC Health Care formally rejected Raleigh-based WakeMeds $750 million hostile bid to buy Rex Healthcare. The systems board says the sale would have hurt patient care and increased costs.
CARY HCL Technologies will add 300 employees here by the end of March, doubling its local workforce. A spokesman for the India-based information-technology company says the expansion is the result of new contracts, though he wouldnt identify the clients.
MORRISVILLE Rory Read resigned as president and chief operating officer of Lenovo Group to become CEO of Sunnyvale, Calif.-based technology company Advanced Micro Devices. Read spent five years with Lenovo and had been its top local executive since 2009.
CARY Terrance Marks resigned as CEO of The Pantry to take a similar position at Atlanta-based Hooters of America. The restaurant chain has 435 locations in 44 states and 28 countries. Marks will be replaced on an interim basis by Edwin Holman, chairman of The Pantrys board of directors.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK Joe Novak retired as site executive for Cisco Systems here. He was the companys top executive at RTP. The San Jose, Calif.-based computer-networking equipment maker is laying off 170 of its 4,900 local employees. Ed Paradise, who held the job from 2003 to 2009, will replace him.
DURHAM Kip Frey resigned as CEO of music-technology maker Zenph Sound Innovations. Frey left due to a disagreement with the board of directors over the companys future. Zenph appointed co-founder John Q. Walker as interim CEO.
RALEIGH Red Hat, which sells and services the Linux computer-operating system, will move its local workforce of about 600 from N.C. States Centennial Campus to space in Two Progress Plaza thats now occupied by Progress Energy. The utility is expected to shed jobs here when its merger with Charlotte-based Duke Energy is final. Progress, which has a 30-year lease at the high-rise, will sublet the space to Red Hat.
RALEIGH 6fusion raised $7 million in venture capital. The company, which makes software that helps businesses analyze their cloud-computing needs, will use the money to boost sales and expand.
Call-center operator Affiliated Computer Services will hire 1,500 by Dec. 1 for its Cary and Raleigh offices. Up to 400 of the jobs will be permanent, with the rest lasting three to six months. ACS, a subsidiary of Xerox, already employs 2,300 in the Triangle.


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Law Firm Program: International Commercial Arbitration (7190)
This course will provide the student the opportunity to engage in a simulated international commercial arbitration proceeding from its inception to the issuing of an Award. Students will act as associates in a law firm and engage in the types of activities an associate would handle when assigned to assist with an international commercial arbitration. Students will conduct research, draft memos, draft arbitration submissions and Terms of Reference, participate in a mock arbitration and analyze an arbitration award. Students also will draft an arbitration provision for a transactional agreement. The course will introduce students to international arbitration procedure and process, including controlling authority and rules of various international tribunals. Research, drafting exercises and/or oral presentations will be assigned weekly.
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How about a deal on Oktoberfest? You''ll find this one on LivingSocial. Paying $24 gets you eight 12-ounce beers on Saturday, September 21 at a variety of bars. That price is 50 percent off the original price. Other packages are available, too.
Best Buy is taking 20 percent off small appliances. For example, the classic KitchenAid Stand Mixer is normally $229.99. Currently it's selling for $183.99, and free shipping is available.
Get 50 percent off food at Fat Shorty's. It's a new gourmet sausage joint in Clarendon. On Gilt City, pay $10 and get $20 to spend there. Other offers are available too, such as a 42 percent off a game-day platter for six people.
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Nathaniel Miller, was arrested Wednesday for smashing the front window of the Smokeland business and stealing items from inside the store on two different occasions.
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I have crossed the first step of setting up Zimbra on my mail server with a few Test Accounts. I must congratulate the Zimbra developers for putting together a fine suite. But, I find the Administrator's Guide available on the Zimbra homepage inadequate. What worries me next are these scenarios :
- How do I take backups of mails and other configuration settings ?
- How do I upgrade individual components of Zimbra ?
(The log file of clamav states that "Your ClamAV installation is OUTDATED!")
- If I have a disk crash and I had taken a copy of the folder /opt/zimbra how do I update the config files and other data files in a fresh installation ?
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The Hollywood Hillbillies were definitely fish out of water when they first set foot in Southern California, but they weren't the first to make the big move from the South to the West Coast. There are plenty of other entertainers who, like Michael, decided to make the big leap in order to make their Hollywood dreams a reality. Whether or not Michael Kittrell will reach his goals has yet to be seen, but after looking at this list it's clear that folks from the South can make it all the way to the A list.
Now he's an A-list movie star/sex symbol, but once upon a time Tatum was just a small-town boy growing up in the South. He was born in Alabama and raised in Mississipi, so he's a bona fide southern boy through and through. We're guessing that after a decade in show business, Tatum is pretty comfortable in L.A., but we're also guessing that it was a big transition those first few months.
It should be no surprise that Mrs. Ben Affleck is America's Sweetheart; after all she's a Southern gal. Born in Houston and raised in West Virginia, Garner learned enough about Southern etiquette and poise during her upbringing that she's now able to charm the socks off an entire nation.
The Oscar-winning Octavia Spencer was born and raised in Alabama, and is best known for her similarly southern-bred characters. Her breakthrough role was in A Time to Kill and her Academy Award win was
for her work on The Help, and it turns out that both movies were set in Mississippi. It just goes to show: sometimes it
takes someone from the South to bring a Southern character to life.
Not only has Bey had massive success as a singer and actress, she's also been declared Queen on numerous occasions. We can't be sure, but we're assuming it's Queen of the USA as well as Queen of All Media. That's quite a feat for a girl from Houston who started out singing with the school choir.
There are few celebs as true to their roots as Tommy Lee Jones. Born in Texas, Jones was the son of a real-life cowboy, but life led him to be an Oscar-winning actor. Even though he eventually wound up getting a highfalutin Harvard education, he now owns a ranch in his hometown.
Ms. Roberts is not only a Southerner who hails from Georgia, she's also a ginger, which must give her extra points on this Hollywood Hillbillies-related list. Though she's had an abundance of success in Hollywood, this Academy Award-winning lady has retained all of her Southern charm.
Born in Louisiana and raised in Tennessee, Witherspoon is a Southern girl through and through. Because she chooses to live in laid-back Ojai, California rather than down in the action near LA, suggests that she is almost as inclined to avoid "Hollyweird" as Mema is. However, Reese Witherspoon proves without a doubt that a good ol' Southern girl can thrive in Southern California.
An actor, singer, and comedian from a small town in Texas, Jamie Foxx proves that you don't have to be from the big city to make it big. Foxx has definitely made a splash in the entertainment world — he even has the Oscar statuette to prove it.
Justin Timberlake has been charming ladies all over the country since the age of 12, and we suspect that has something to do with the fact that he was raised in the South. Hailing from Tennessee, JT has a warm smile and unaffected affability that just seems to come natural to Southerners, and we think those attributes have helped him become the massively successful entertainer that he is today.
Is there a human alive today who isn't at least half in love with Jennifer Lawrence? She's sweet without being sticky, fun loving without turning her life into a train wreck, and a little bit sassy without ever seeming mean spirited. We're sure her transition from life in Kentucky to a life in the spotlight was challenging at times, but we can't think of anyone who has made that transition with more grace than Lawrence.
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Buying Used Classic Dodge Or Plymouth Cars - To Buy Or Not To BuyWritten by on November 27, 2006 Contributors: Mopar Muscle Staff Do You Really Need A Hemi 'Cuda Convertible?
Where is it written that in order to enjoy this hobby of cars, you need to own a million-dollar car? Just in case you're unsure, let me tell you-YOU DON'T. Sure, there are collectors and investors out there who will buy nothing but high-end cars, and that's great if you can afford to do that. But what about guys like you and me? I know I can't afford a "collectible" car on what they pay me here. To me, any car that carries a Mopar branding is a cool car that deserves a second look.
What's wrong with an early A-Body? Those pre-'70s-era cars look pretty good with the right enhancements. Throw a set of wheels on it and give it a decent paint job-BAM, a cool cruiser. There are cars out there that can be had relatively cheap . . . if you're willing to spend a little time looking for them, and if you use your imagination when looking at a Mopar that you never considered before.
F-, M-, and J-Bodies are often overlooked, but are really cool cars if you give them a second glance. So we decided to throw together a short list of what we think are the next big things we'll probably start seeing at shows. And why not, cool cruisers are everywhere if you just look for them.
F is for Fast
What do you mean Ma Mopar never built a cool car after 1973? The Volare and Aspen may never have been marketed as musclecars, but what about the Super Coupe and the Road Runner? The connotation of a musclecar is a gray area. Does a car have to be built between 1964 to 1972 to be a musclecar? Of course not, the later cars may have been down in the horsepower department due to government restrictions, but with some simple modifications they can be just as potent as any of their higher horsepower brethren.
These cars can present a very cool appearance with just the addition of some nice aftermarket wheels and a fresh coat of shiny paint. They were available with niceties like rich Corinthian leather.
Since these cars were never considered musclecars, the power under the hood needs a shot of adrenalin. Also, smog-controlling items were bolted to the engine. Many came in drab, boring colors, hence the reason the shiny paint can really make a difference. The aftermarket has not made a lot of parts for these cars yet, but many are interchangeable with other models if you can find a good donor.
Chicks Dig Wagons
As the precursor to minivans, wagons were the suburban work horses that kept American families on the road together. Many times they came with big engines, but their extra weight gave them the road negotiating abilities of a knock-kneed hippo on roller skates. As of late, we have been noticing more and more wagons at cruise nights, and-dare we say-a trend is forming? Maybe it's because chicks dig wagons; we haven't bought one yet because we didn't know.
These land barges are roomy enough for family road trips. They also usually have big-block power, which is easy to extract more performance from.
They're big, so parking can sometimes be an issue, and since you have the room, you may be the designated driver for all 12 of your buddies. You really need a big-block to get moving with any authority.
Getting Square
Go to any car show, and the '68 to '70 B-Body class will be the one with the most cars. But an often overlooked B-Body is the '66-'67 models. Although the boxy lines were only offered for two years, these cars have a lot of potential. some of them even came from the factory with a Hemi under the hood. That makes these cars a definite prospect for cloning your own Hemi or just building a big-block cruiser.
The spacious engine compartment gives enough room for any big-block. Even though it's not a C-Body, it still affords plenty of room for friends and luggage if you decide to take a road trip. BONUS: A four-speed version was available. Find one of them and let the fun begin. More aftermarket parts are becoming available for these cars.
A lot of these cars have already been turned into Hemi clones, and this body style is getting harder to find in project status.
Gotta C Note?
We've been hearing about it for a long time, "Where are the C-Bodies?" Good question, where are the C-Bodies? Well, if you've been paying attention at any of the larger Mopar shows, you know they are all becoming cool cruisers. Like the wagons, C-Bodies usually had big-block power to move their weight . . . not all, but many. They were considered to be "your father's car," and overlooked by everyone except those participating in demolition derbies, which is why you don't see them everywhere, they're demolished.
Any big-block will fit between the fenders if you are so inclined, even a Hemi. Like a wagon, they are roomy enough to take a bunch of friends with you wherever you go. Heck, you can easily fit four of your buddies in the trunk.
A lot of these cars met an early demise doing duty in demolition derbies, and they are really too heavy to be a serious race car.
The LateComer
Just like the F-Body, late-model A-Bodies have been relatively overlooked for quite some time. These cars actually went the way of the Dodo bird in 1977 to make way for the F-Body. These cars came en-mass with the obligatory Slant-Six engine, making them fuel efficient, but not very powerful from the factory. This was also when you could get an aluminum-cased, manually-shifted, overdrive transmission that was a big help for gas mileage.
These cars were available with a V-8 and manual transmission. They had disc brakes and an available, stout 831/44 rear. You could even get them with bucket seats. Aftermarket parts are available, and even a few parts from other cars will interchange.
The V-8s were grossly underpowered and couldn't really be considered musclecars, and after a few hard launches, the aluminum-cased manual transmission usually came apart.
A Small Package Before the Dodge Dart
became an A-Body, Plymouth delivered a small car that many don't even realize could be considered a musclecar. These early Plymouth Valiants were small, nimble, and available with a 273 V-8. Considered only as daily transportation, these cars were usually driven until they fell apart and were tossed aside.
It's a small car that had an available V-8, and either a manual transmission or a push-button- shifted automatic transmission. Since they came with a 273 V-8 as an option, any small-block will fit.
They were never considered a musclecar, so they were used and abused, and tossed aside. Some soft parts are still not available.
Late-Bloomer B
Ok, we've shown some A-, B-, and even C-Bodies, but how many of you have considered a B-Body that was built after 1970? Like everything else Ma Mopar made after 1970, the '71 to '74 B-Bodies are an often overlooked ride. Why, we're not sure, but it may be because of their bulkiness or lack of horsepower as compared to earlier models.
Since they are often overlooked by people wanting to get into a project car, they are cheaper than you would expect. Also, the plain-Jane satellite versions accept all the Road Runner parts, making it easy to build a clone. They came with V-8s, and either manual or automatic transmissions.
These cars are heavy, and the aftermarket has yet to offer many restoration parts for them. The cars were never well built from the factory, and many are not left.
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Understate the paint color, giving it a sleeper look. Throw in a big-block with a four-speed, add a set of 3.91 gears, and head for the local hangout to see if anyone wants to play.How We'd Do It
We would paint the outside in a color that would make it stand out, something bright. It would definitely have a big-block under the hood and a good set of the classic road wheels to add a nice stock-appearing touch that doesn't detract from the rest of the car.How We'd Do It
A small-block would be the obvious choice because of the ease of installation. we would have to have a manually shifted version. We'd add a set of steelies with dog-dish hubcaps, a Demon-style scoop, and Go-Wing, and then go looking for unsuspecting youths in their 5.0 Mustangs. Wait a minute, we did that.How We'd Do It
Whether or not the one we'd build came with a V-8, we would make sure it had one when we were done. We'd use a Magnum crate engine, with fuel injection, and a four- or five-speed manual. Although they never came with a heavy-duty rear, we'd put in an 831/44 with a set of 3.55 gears, and a new set of wheels would complete the look. Factory rallye wheels actually look good on these cars.How We'd Do It
We have a quandary here, trying to decide between the torque of a big-block or the high-revving ability of a small-block. Since it's a little cheaper, we would build a 400hp small-block, stuff an automatic transmission in it, add a set of street-friendly gears, and even a few niceties such as an EFI, A/C, and a good stereo system, and then drive the wheels off of it.


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Back on the mountain yesterday checking stock, saw a few groups of cows (elk not hereford) maybe 18-20 total, three groups of smaller bulls about like you would expect for the area and drought and then one "pig", really nice bull, 5x5 already. He was as big of a bull as I have seen even in non-drought years in the pecos area. VERY cool to see, if the country doesnt burn up there looks to be good numbers and better antler growth than I expected
nice rain today!! Saw the big bull again, really nice, still in velvet. Hopefully he stays put and safe until muzzleloader season!
All the bulls I saw yesterday had velvet hanging from the antlers........almost time!
Has there been much rain lately? I've been checking the radar every few days and from that it seems there's been some but not much.
Based on current plant growth do you think the elk will be bunched up more than normal around water sources?
for unit 45, i don't think so...mostly higher country close to watersheds. I'm sure there are some creeks that dried but theres alot of streams, rivers, lakes, in the area pretty plentiful to depend on the water. There is definitely not as much feed as a wet year but its coming late and the grass is starting to grow especially around these wetter areas. Big country, alot of area to feed in...
I think you are right about the bunched up part though, seems like I keep seeing herds upwards of 30 plus animals. We had a 3" rain the other day (in NM that means 3" between drops)
Just got back from 3 days horseback scouting and getting SOAKED. On the positive side we conservatively saw 1000 elk in the 3 days, naturally mostly cows and small bulls but several bachleor herds that had some great bulls. Should be a super hunt this year! Hope
everybody has a safe productive hunt.
Well that sounds pretty encouraging. Bout got all my gear assembled. Bow shooting broadheads very well out to my 60 yard pin.


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Excerpts from Disney's newest films – "Tangled" and "Princess and the Frog" – are also represented in this production. These recent additions to the Disney catalog serve as a lead-in to the grand finale, which showcases nine favorite princesses and princes. This captivating parade includes Aurora, Belle, Mulan, and Cinderella in an extravagant finale, full of pyrotechnics, which brings this adventure to a close.
"It is an amazing show with great characters and so much energy and exciting skating," Vincent said, of her seventh directorial stint. It's so much fun to see so many characters. I am so proud to be involved with this show." Vincent, who was a skater with Disney on Ice, has been directing the shows since 2001.
"I love the contrast between the very first animated Disney treasure ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs") and the most recent, ("Tangled")," Vincent said. "I went back to the archives to re-watch "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," so that I could appreciate the fact that we're going from the 1930s to today in one production. It's amazing to see where we came from and where we are now, not only with the animation but also with the storytelling."
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Gasser Cruise Night - Cruisin' GrandWritten by Jeff Smith on January 11, 2010 Car Craft Magazine Night In Conjunction With Gasser Night At Cruisin' Grand Avenue In Escondido, California
Like women's hemlines or the latest hip trend in the fickle world of hot cars, if you wait long enough, the old stuff has a way of comin' back. Since there's apparently no organized cruise in San Diego, you have to drive north to the little town of Escondido, California, for Cruisin' Grand. Our first visit to this hot spot was way back in 1979 when Car Craft turned the town upside down for a night. We had strategically called friends weeks before with a date when the magazine would show up to do a story that appeared in the Feb. '80 issue. The locals still talk about that night.
After a police crackdown on cruising that lasted for a couple of decades, the car people found themselves in a position to effect change roughly a decade ago. Steve Waldron owns a small business on Grand Avenue, and he knew if he could attract the car people, everybody else would follow-and the combination would bring excitement back to downtown. He convinced the city fathers and police that inviting his car buddies would be a good thing. Since then, Cruisin' Grand has been building on its success. We first returned to witness the '60s vintage Top Fuelers rattle the windows during a cacklefest we covered in our Mar. '07 issue ("Cruisin' USA," page 78).
This time, we're back to soak up Car Craft Magazine Night on Cruisin' Grand, an evening the magazine gladly shared with a dedicated group of A/FXers, one of whom came from as far away as Salt Lake City. How much fun do they have on Grand? It's clear that Steve works this deal pretty hard, since Kragen-O'Reilly auto parts sponsors the Friday night cruises all summer long. And if you listen carefully to the music over the loudspeakers, you can pick out two songs written specifically about Cruisin' Grand. Does the Woodward Cruise have its own song? These folks are serious about having fun and it shows. Between the Gassers and the street cars, we met some great enthusiasts and hung out with our friends Doug Eisberg, Eric Schmiege, Craig Camp-man, and the rest of the North County Street Machines crew. It was like coming home.
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Last time we attended the Cruisin' Grand show, we were treated to a sequence of '60s front-engine Top Fuel cars cackling away on a side street. This time, we took in a slew of gassers and factory experimental cars from the mid-'60s. At the front of the line was Jack Hazelgren's re-creation of the black Emmet Austin '64 Fairlane with its injected SOHC 427 Ford power. Jack says he owns the original car but has more fun with the re-creation since he doesn't stress about hurting it. This is the way the car was raced in 1966. He also owns a SOHC-powered '63 1/2 lightweight Galaxy.
Alongside the black Fairlane was John Richmond's mechanically fuel-injected small-block '65 Mercury Comet. He races this car quite often and recently won an F/X show at Bakersfield. The motor is a 363ci Hilborn-injected small-block running 10s at 132 mph racing the big-block cars. Other machines on the street that night included the Outer Limits Hemi A/FXer and a '51 Mopar Concord with a Hemi in it. Great fun.
That's A What?
We must admit we had no idea what this was when we first saw it parked on Grand Avenue. Thankfully, Ed Snell was sitting close by to fill us in. After informing us that his machine was a '52 Nash Aero Ace, he made us feel better when he said, "I didn't know what it was when I first saw it, either. I was looking for a '36 Ford coupe, but when I saw it, I had to have it." The cruiser sports a Datsun 280Z front suspension with a ZZ3 EFI small-block, 700-R4 overdrive, and the ubiquitous 9-inch rearend. The body is totally stock because when it's this cool, you don't have to mess with it.
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Jack's Fairlane is stuffed with a mechanically fuel-injected SOHC big-block Ford. What else is there to say?Alongside the Fairlane is John Richmond's '65 Comet, powered by this wild, 363ci-injected small-block that makes around 740 hp.Red polycarbonate windows are the classic look for a '60s A/FXer. The '64 Plymouth Belvedere is one of those altered-wheelbase Mopars that just look correct.We had to look this up to make sure what it was-a '51 Plymouth Concord. With a dual-quad 572ci Hemi, you can be assured you won't see another one pull up alongside you at a car show. The car belongs to Bob Manoa and has run a 10.14 pass. He built it in five weeks.We've been quoted more than once as saying big cars are cool. Few cars are bigger than this '66 Bonneville with the optional Tri-power 421. What floored us was the four-speed handle jutting majestically through the factory console. Add in factory A/C and it doesn't get much better than this. This rascal is 18 feet long.Dana Hinkle wouldn't let us leave until we shot a photo of his Pro Street '56 Chevy. It took him 10 years to build it, so he's justifiably proud. He even went so far as to weld the front fenders to the body, fill the cowl, and make his own firewall. "I'm retired, so I've got lots of time." Hey, Dana, can we interest you in a Rambler flog?The Cruisin' Grand experience includes a few trophies handed out to select cars that catch the judge's eye. The local Kragen-O'Reilly sponsor had a tent on site and was giving away door prizes.


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The NNE-trending Yangsan Fault, one of the major strike-slip faults, is located in the SE part of the Korean peninsula. A geometric bend of the fault trace is observed in the southern part of the fault. In this area, topographic differences based on aerial photo analysis are also observed between the western and eastern blocks. Furthermore, the local development of the Tertiary sedimentary rocks around the fault is recognized. The reasons for the development of those structural features and their relationships are studied in this work.
According to the geomorphic analysis and detailed field analysis, the Tertiary sedimentary rocks are distributed only in the western part of the fault and they contact with Cretaceous sedimentary rocks to the east along a thrust fault sub-paralleled to the Yangsan Fault. The detailed analysis of the Tertiary deposits indicates that the sediments are originated from the western mountains (granites) of the fault and are affected by compression after deposition. Although NNE-trending minor faults (sub-paralleled to the Yangsan Fault) generally show right-lateral sense, the NNW-trending folds associated with NNE-trending thrust faults indicate compression or transpressional reactivation along the pre-existing strike-slip fault.
Based on these structural patterns, a deformational evolution history is suggested here. A small Tertiary pull-apart basin was developed during the right-lateral movement due to the bend of the strike-slip fault. In a later stage, local reverse faults and folds were developed by E-W compression or reverse reactivation along the pre-existing strike-slip fault during the later left-lateral movement. This reactivation history is also recognized in granites around the fault.


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Cowards have no business making hard choices. They are psychologically, physiologically and spiritually deficient, and cannot (are incapable) of making the right choice. They are not built for it — because they are cowards. Furthermore, they are so afraid, they will not allow those with courage to make the right choice for them. Cowardliness is rampant in the West and epidemic in the Western financial | Read More »


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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a series of steps to help a person who is not responding and has stopped breathing. CPR helps deliver oxygen rich blood to the body tissue when the body is not able to do this on its own. Infant CPR should be used in babies less than 12 months of age.
CPR is given when an infant has stopped breathing. Reasons for this may include:
The outcome will depend on the cause and how soon effective CPR was started. Many victims are unable to regain a normal heartbeat after it has stopped.
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Greater risk is involved if CPR is delayed or not done correctly.
Check for responsiveness. Tap the infant and ask loudly "Are you okay?" Call the infant's name if you know it. If the infant is unresponsive, follow these steps:
The length of time for CPR depends on the underlying causes and response time of medical help.
The victim is unconscious when CPR is given. The procedure does not hurt. There may be some soreness in the chest after regaining consciousness.
The emergency team will take over care when they arrive.
The victim will need to be taken to the hospital for evaluation following CPR.
If an infant is unresponsive and someone is with you, have them call for medical help right away. If you are alone, do CPR for about two minutes before calling for medical help.
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Heartsaver First Aid with CPR and AED. Dallas, TX: American Heart Association; 2006
Berg MD, Schexnayder SM, et al. Part 13: Pediatric basic life support: 2010 American Heart Association guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care.
Finer NN, Horbar JD, et al. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in the very low birth weight infant: the Vermont Oxford Network Experience.
Pediatrics. 1999;104(3):428-434.
Otero L. What's new in neonatal resuscitation. Duval County Medical Society website. Available at
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Topjian AA, Berg RA, et al. Pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation: advances in science, techniques, and outcomes.
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The Department of Philosophy, in the College of Arts and Sciences, places an emphasis on the study of Anglo-American analytic philosophy and covers the following traditional areas as well: ancient and medieval, early modern philosophy, pragmatism and philosophy of language, philosophy of religion, history and philosophy of the sciences including both natural and social sciences, ethics (theoretical and applied), social and political philosophy, theory of knowledge and aesthetics, logic and the philosophy of mathematics.
Philosophy students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, or may enroll as a Pre-Law major in Philosophy. For students in other departments, a Philosophy Minor can be declared after 25 hours of coursework. Students interested in an in-depth study of Philosophy may pursue a three-year bachelor's degree program offered through the Honors Tutorial College. The Department of Philosophy is also proud to be in the 14th year of the Ohio University Philosophy Forum, which gives students the opportunity to study the recent work of modern philosophers through seminars and discussions with the authors. The Forum has brought to campus Robert Nozick, Daniel Dennett, Hilary Putnam, Alasdair MacIntyre, Cora Diamond, Arthur Fine, Simon Blackburn, Susan Haack, Julia Annas, Lynne Rudder Baker, and T. M. Scanlon.
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Norfolk Southern breaks ground on new Birmingham Regional Intermodal Facility
June 07, 2011
Class I railroad carrier Norfolk Southern said this week it has broken ground on its new Birmingham Regional Intermodal Facility.
NS officials said the $97.5 million facility is part of the $2.5 billion Crescent Corridor initiative, which aims to establish an efficient, high-capacity intermodal freight rail route between the Gulf Coast and the North East. This facility, which is located on a 316-acre site in McCalla, Alabama, is expected to open in late 2012.
This facility is expected to create 8,600 jobs in Central Alabama in the next ten years, with capacity expected to handle 165,000 containers and trailers on an annual basis.
NS added that this terminal will use sophisticated gate and terminal automation technology that is said shortens waiting time for trucks entering the terminal and reduces emissions and improves truck driver productivity.
Launched in June 2007, the Crescent Corridor is a public-private partnership (PPP) to build a rail corridor spanning from Louisiana to New Jersey. NS officials said this endeavor will expand and improve its rail network from the northeast to the southeast, expedite the delivery of cargo shipments, and reduce highway congestion by diverting truck traffic. When it is completed, NS said it will stretch across 2,500 miles from New Orleans to Newark, N.J. and run through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Louisiana.
The Crescent Corridor's first phase is expected to be completed by 2013.
The Birmingham Regional Intermodal Facility is the third of four new intermodal terminals that are part of the Crescent Corridor initiative that will be constructed or improved over the next two years. The other facilities are in Memphis; Charlotte, N.C.; and Greencastle, Pa.
"[These] corridors are focused on increasing rail capacity for freight currently moving by truck," NS spokesperson Susan Terpay told LM. "And to be able to do that, we need to have these terminals up and running. We are still in the process of constructing the terminals to accomplish that task."
NS cited the following as benefits of the Crescent Corridor upon its completion:
-$326 million in tax revenues to states and communities;
-1.3 million long-haul trucks diverted from interstates;
-$146 million in accident avoidance savings;
-1.9 million tons in CO2 reduction;
-$575 million in congestion savings;
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I ended up getting the Stone Glacier Solo(3300 capacity). I got the gun sling and the meat bag. Total weight still under 4#. I like the SG because he has a simple 2" belt that is similar to my old daypack. I load up the belt with shooting sticks, knife, ammo, range finder,.......I picked up a pair of "hump" bags from a recommendation on another post. The intent for me is to use the hump bags to carry bulk food and water to get in. These mount on the bag toward the front instead of on the back like many other add on bags. This keeps the weight forward. By having these bags mounting loose, it also allows me to mount them all the way forward even with the shelf expanded. All of this with the idea to keep as much weight forward as possible. As I thin down throughout the hunt, these can be rolled up and stuffed in the Solo bag.
I have also experimented with StatPack hip bags. I have always been interested in this concept. The only ones I ever saw years ago came with a dedicated belt, which doesn't work with other packs. These bags are quick on and off, super light, and the volume is pretty impressive. They use elastic straps on the legs, and i have tested these for quite a few miles without any discomfort. I am not quite dedicated to these yet, because they block access to the hip pockets on my pants. The idea with these was to have something that can be easy access to water and snacks without taking off the main pack.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - National Rifle Association members and other anti-gun control activists have gathered for a rally on the banks of the Missouri River.
A large crowd rallied on the Capitol's east side Saturday for a protest against gun control measures President Barack Obama proposed Wednesday.
Kenny Parks of Hannibal organized the event in less than two weeks. He described the rally as an expression of support for the right to bear arms and a protest against gun control measures.
Earlier in the week, Obama proposed a ban on assault rifles as part of his gun control agenda.
Some Missouri lawmakers also have proposed gun control legislation, including one bill that would require parents to disclose to their children's school whether they own a firearm.
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Carolyn Barrett of Jacksonville and Jimmy Leonard of Raleigh were united in marriage on Oct. 20, 2012, at Laura Elizabeth Mansion and Gardens in Clayton. The Rev. Lynda English performed the 2 p.m. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mary Barrett of Harrells and the late James Barrett.
The groom is the son of the late Samuel and Dessie Leonard.
The bride was attended by matron of honor Nicole Evans of Fort Drum, N.Y.
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Arnold, MO (KSDK) - A small fire began in the kitchen Friday morning at the Holy Child School in Arnold.
Ron Harder, a spokesperson for the Rock Community Fire District, says there were no children present since the fire started before school hours. The Holy Child School has decided to call off school today, December 7, so fire investigators from Rock Community have time to determine what caused the fire.
All classes are cancelled for students Kindergarten through 8th grade at Holy Child School in Arnold today, Decemeber 7, and possibly Monday. The school officials say they hope to resume classes Monday, but that will be decided over the weekend.


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Why do our school taxes continue to soar?
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Next May, when it comes time to vote on your school budget, remember that an increase in school spending will have a dramatic effect on your property taxes. One of the greatest problems is the out-of-control school bureaucracies, with some superintendents getting paid as much as $500,000 per year and maintaining huge administrative staffs. One district has a superintendent who even gets a car with a driver to take her from her house to work, all at taxpayers' expense! It's time to end the stranglehold that educational unions have on hard-pressed taxpayers.
On another topic, for the second time, our own Hofstra University hosted the second presidential debate. I was there, and watched proudly as the school welcomed the candidates and the observers.
This time, unlike the first debate, President Obama was prepared, and proved that he is a master orator and a powerful debater. He came out swinging against Mitt Romney's economic plan, stating, "Governor Romney doesn't have a five-point plan. He has a one-point plan, and that plan is to make sure that folks at the top play by a different set of rules."
Romney quickly fired back, at times cutting Obama off and bringing up the president's own economic record. Romney then continued what he started in the first debate, and promised that, if elected, he would not cut taxes for the wealthy, but would look to ease the tax burden for the middle class.
Despite the president's strong performance, I think Romney held his own, and I applaud him for going after the president on his response to the tragedy at the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya. What happened was a disgrace, and it's about time someone took responsibility.
Unfortunately while both candidates were arguing over the president's weak and confusing statements on Libya, moderator Candy Crowley, the left-wing CNN correspondent, intervened, interrupting Romney and siding with Obama.
Crowley was a terrible choice for moderator. She has always been a partisan, and her true colors showed last week.
The president really needed a huge win to stop Romney's momentum, and he didn't get it. Romney held his own, with no major gaffes or missteps.
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I think the Senator and Davis are quite mistaken.
The 2% budget increases DO account for fixed, mandated increases in operating costs such as pension benefits and health care cost increases. This is precisely the essence of the debate that raged about the 2% limitation in the first place and was the subject of countless battles at dozens of school board meetings across the state. More egregious tho is the utter lack of understanding of how the school bill works. One need only look at it. Here in Rockville Centre the reason taxes went up more than the 2% budget increase is beacuse the RATE at which residential homeowners are taxed increased by 78 basis points , from 729 per $100 of assessed value in the 2011- 2012 tax year to 807 per $100 of assessed value this year. The RATE comes from the County not the school districts. It is the one element in the tax equation the school districts DO NOT control!!! Assuming Mr. Davis was quoted accurately, he has told a blatant untruth. One would think the Senator would know better, have a better understanding of how things work and call Davis out on his deception. I suggest the Senator do his homework rather than rely on the hacks in the Assesors office to feed him a line of utter horse hooey!
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We had a great meal last night. As we were out for a night out in Saintes we decided to go for an Asiatic meal at Gourmet d'Asie which offers Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese and Japanese fare. The buffet has some excellent choices. If your children are short you can benefit from the unusual 'by height' pricing.
There were a few differences from similar restaurants that I have been to in England. The most noticeable of which were:-
The food is a lot less spicy. A waiter warned us not to take too many of the prawns as they were very spicy. We added some chilly sauce to give them a bit more flavour.
Garlic Frogs legs. I have never seen these in a restaurant in England. Someone told me that they taste like chicken but I found that they had less flavour than chicken.
The wasabi tasted like horseradish sauce. I know that this root is often called Japanese horseradish and that it comes from the same family. I am used to a much hotter wasabi.
The Grill. The grill serves chips and grilled meat. There were also some things that looked liked sausages stuffed with cheese. This might be an Asiatic dish but I had not come across it before.
Spring rolls. If you are looking for the type of spring rolls that are served in England then you need to ask for Nems. In France spring rolls are stuffed with raw vegetables and cooked meet or prawns. They are not fried.
Bread. Need I say more. I don't think it is possible to eat in a restaurant in France without the ubiquitous bread. In England you would not normally find western style bread in an Asiatic restaurant.
Desserts. Apart from banana and pineapple fritters and fresh fruit this restaurant also had a selection of traditionally French desserts. Bertrand chose Isle Flottant, Choux with vanilla and a Crème brulée.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Doctors had to remove Aimee Copeland's hands and remaining foot during surgery Friday afternoon, according to her father, Andy Copeland.
For the last couple of days, doctors thought they may be able to save her palms. They later found the risk for infection was too great.
"Aimee is still a very sick girl," her father Andy Copeland wrote on Facebook Friday morning, but he said her spirits are high and they are beginning to see progress.
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Andy said his daughter's "quality of care took a big step forward" over the past two days with the beginning of hyperbaric treatments, which help her blood flow.
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The University of West Georgia graduate student is beginning to understand the extent of her injuries from a flesh-eating bacteria.
"Aimee knows about her hands now," Andy said. "She holds them up to her face, examines them and shrugs her shoulders as if to say, 'Yeah, so what?'"
He said she's been bobbing her head to music, laughing and making her family laugh as well.
"Aimee's sense of humor is intact," Andy said with an illustration:
"I rubbed her foot and laughed at some of the things she had mouthed and I told her 'Aimee, you are as priceless as the Mona Lisa.'
Aimee shook her head and lifted her pitifully swollen and atrophied hand toward her eyebrows as she mouthed some words. Paige, Donna and I looked at each other and back at Aimee. Whatever she wanted to say, she was adamant about it. We did our usual consonant/vowel breakdown and forced her to spell the word. Then we all burst out laughing.
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May 30, 2016
A state senator plans to introduce an amendment to Alabama's constitution giving workers in the state the right to a job regardless of whether they are a member of a union or not.
Alabama already has a "right-to-work" law. But Republican state Sen. Gerald Dial of Lineville said Tuesday his proposal would give voters a chance to decide if they want to make "right to work" a part of the Alabama Constitution.
Dial said he plans to introduce the proposed amendment in the session of the Alabama Legislature that begins Feb. 5.
Dial's proposal comes after protests in Michigan over that state's legislature passing "right-to-work" legislation.
Thousands protested Tuesday as the Michigan Senate passed legislation to ban unions from collecting mandatory fees from those they represent under collective bargaining agreements.
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A victory for both SoCal ports
September 26, 2011
The timing of the decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to overturn a ban on drayage owner-operators at the Port of Los Angeles could not have been better.
As we have been reporting recently, the inbound cargo volumes at Southern California ports has been trending downward, and one may suspect that the contentious political environment may have contributed to this
It is heartening to learn that the Port of LA may soon be following the example set by neighboring Long Beach on a more progressive solution to cleaning the air in the region.
But the battle may not be entirely over. While the American Trucking Association challenged the port's authority to enact and enforce a ban on owner-operators, the court did uphold several comparatively minor regulatory port requirements relating to truck parking, financial capability, maintenance and placard requirements.
"We are evaluating the rest of the court's ruling," said ATA Chief Counsel Robert Digges, "while the court upheld our argument on the central issue, we will be deciding whether a further appeal is warranted. We firmly believe the other challenged provisions of the Concession Agreement should have been preempted as explained in a strong dissent by the panel's Chief Judge. Should we appeal, that dissent will be very helpful to our effort."
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6:09 p.m. Akron vs. Virginia Commonwealth in a 5-12 matchup is teacher (Keith Dambrot) vs. pupil (Shaka Smart). Two great coaches. Even better people.
6:31 p.m. Rangers baseball ran long on @FSOklahoma, about to join #Thunder Live now. #Thunder vs #Mavericks
6:58 p.m. OKC delivering one of those disinterested, sloppy, jump-shot-only first quarters and trails Dallas 19-14 w 2:43 left.
6:59 p.m. Wow. Russell Westbrook!!!!
7:05 p.m. Nah, Reggie Jackson isn't a point guard. #sarcasm.
7:56 p.m. Tight one at the AAC. Thunder holds 54-51 lead over #Mavs. 10:35 left in Q3. thunder.nba.com
8:40 p.m. Got a great finish brewing in Dallas, where the Thunder leads the Mavs 94-91 with 5:17 to play. #LeaguePassAlert
8:43 p.m. OKC Thunder fans who have DirecTV, thanks for your patience tonight with the technical issues DirecTV is facing. You can watch on Ch 676.
8:52 p.m. But if Reggie Jackson would have committed those fouls...
8:56 p.m. Thabo Sefolosha hits a baseline jumper to give the Thunder a 105-101 lead with 12.5 seconds remaining.
9:01 p.m. Final score: Thunder 107, Mavericks 101. OKC moves to 50-17, its third 50-win season in four years.


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Two three-run innings highlighted the win for Tech
Bulldogs host Stephen F. Austin at 6 p.m. Friday
Tuesday night's game will be televised on Fox Sports Southwest beginning at 6:35 p.m.
Tech returns to action at 6:30 p.m. Friday at McNeese State
First pitch is set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Jaycees Field in Nacogdoches
Louisiana Tech hosts Grambling State as the Bulldogs wear their 1980-era throwback jerseys.
2013: Appeared in 13 games on the mound for Tech while starting five games ... Posted an 8.10 ERA in 16.2 innings with 17 strikeouts ... Saw action in his first game as a Bulldog Feb. 16 at UT Arlington and pitched 1.2 innings while striking out three and not allowing a hit ... Received his first start Feb. 27 at Stephen F. Austin and struck out a season-high five batters in 3.2 innings of work, his longest outing of the season ... Earned his first career win Feb. 19 at UALR after striking out four in two full innings to help lead Tech to a 6-3 road win over the Trojans.
Laredo CC: Had 62 strikeouts in 52.1 innings pitched and nine appearances at Laredo CC in 2012... Allowed 28 runs and 17 earned runs, while giving up 35 hits and posting a 4-2 record... Recorded a 2.91 earned run average at Laredo in 2012.
High School: A three-sport athletes in baseball, cross country and bowling at Pasadena High School... Earned four letters in baseball and two in both cross country and bowling... Was named Newcomer of the Year in 2006-07... A three-time all-district selection at Pasadena... Named to the all-decade team from 2000-10 and was a member of Team Texas from 2007-08... Hit .440 his senior year with 10 homeruns... He averaged 100+ strikeouts every year he pitched in high school... Member of the National Hispanic Honor Society.
Personal: Full name is Omar Gasca Ugarte... Son of Gaudencio and Natalia Ugarte... Has five siblings: Usbaldo Ugarte (23), Alberto Ugarte (18), Monica Perez (33), Esteban Perez (31) and Eva Perez (35)... Born Jan. 11, 1992 in Houston, Texas.


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Katie Price launches new underwear range in bed with boyfriend Leandro Penna
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Former glamour model Katie Price has revealed her new underwear range by enlisting her topless fiance to help her launch it.
The celebrity modelled neon pink and powder blue bra and pants sets alongside her hunky boyfriend Leandro Penna, who lounged in bed close by her.
Price, who teamed her outfit with rollers, over the knee socks and stilettos, said: "I just think wearing nice underwear, fresh clean, completes you."
"As you can see this range is very me, very pink, girlie and I love the neon look."
Price said she had no plans for any weddings at this stage as she was still awaiting a divorce from second husband Alex Reid, who has been pictured cross-dressing in the past.
Price said the new range was more to make women feel comfortable, rather than to be seductive: "If I did that it would have to be a lot more sexy with suspenders and stuff.
"But this is for the summer really bright, very girly, fresh. I'm sure some guys will like it but I didn't design it for the bedroom."