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By: Garin Flowers
February 11, 2013
Midway, FL - Joseph Amanfu is the proud father of Ruby Amanfu, who sang at the 55th Grammy Awards.
"Yesterday was the first time I watched the Grammy's. I actually recorded it, of course because my daughter was singing," he said.
"You know as a father, I was eating it up, I was really enjoying it."
Amanfu and his family are from Ghana. When Ruby was three years old, he moved the family to Nashville where she grew up. Now she's growing in popularity as a singer and songwriter.
"Since she was in a primary school, she was always wanting to sing, she was doing the national anthem, you know at school functions," Amanfu said.
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AP source: Treasury told WH of IRS disclosure plan
Published: Monday, May 20, 2013 at 9:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 20, 2013 at 9:47 p.m.
WASHINGTON — A Treasury official says the department told the White House twice that the IRS was preparing to make public its targeting of conservative political groups.
The official said Monday that Treasury told the White House in late April about a possible speech in which IRS official Lois Lerner would make a public apology and that outgoing Acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller expected to be asked about the issue during congressional testimony. However, the official said Treasury did not give the White House advance warning that Lerner planned to address the issue during a May 10 conference, which she ultimately did.
White House advisers have said President Barack Obama was not told about the IRS targeting before it became public.
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Bluegrass Kitchen makes home-grown cocktails
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The classic cocktail is back.
West Virginia remains a state in which beer dominates alcohol sales, but carefully crafted cocktails are making elegant inroads. Beer quaffers aren't going anywhere, but the guy on the barstool beside them is increasingly likely to be sipping an old-fashioned.
"It's definitely a trend around the country," said Keeley Steele, who owns Bluegrass Kitchen with her husband, Jon, and recently expanded the restaurant's bar area. "People are gravitating to classic cocktails."
Bluegrass bartenders mix cocktails with a twist. In keeping with the restaurant's mission to serve local, organic foods, they're finishing drinks, often made from West Virginia distillers, with creative garnishes made in house.
Bartenders Bill Denham, a teacher by day, and Jeff Carroll, an education student, might use a Meyer lemon preserved in a salty brine to make a Moroccan Martini, for which they shake vodka and the chopped lemon and pour it into a martini glass. They pull out a pickled ramp to top a West Virginia Gibson, a gin drink typically garnished with a pickled onion. Bluegrass makes the native version with Lewisburg's Smooth Ambler gin.
Dilly Beans and pickled green onions are tucked into the side of Bloody Marys instead of a celery stalk. They stuff some martini olives with bleu cheese and others with jalapeno strips. They pickle their own cocktail onions in a mixture of vinegar, pickling spice, bay leaves and water.
"Our gig has always been to do a lot in house. It was natural for us to do our own garnishes and infusions. It's a sign of the times. People care about what they're eating and putting into their bodies," she said.
They infuse spirits with original blends of aromatics and fruits. They've tried vodka with blood oranges, cloves and green tea and soaked blackberries in bourbon. In cherry season, they soaked fresh Bing cherries in bourbon and used the boozy cherries to create "One-Step Manhattans," traditionally made with whiskey or bourbon garnished with maraschino cherries. The booze-soaked cherries went into chocolate pate served in Bluegrass's dining room.
The dried fruits currently soaking in bourbon will go into fruitcakes baked by Frutcake Bakery, also owned by the Steeles. While it lasts, Denham and Carroll will pour the resulting clarified bourbon into Fruitcake Old-Fashioneds.
The infusion process isn't complicated, but it takes time.
"The alcohol will draw out the natural oils. You just have to sit back and wait," said Steele. "We're constantly experimenting."
Using natural ingredients without artificial coloring means customers won't be sipping lime-green margaritas at Bluegrass. They might, however, enjoy a pale pink seasonal watermelon margarita made from watermelon juice squeezed on site. "There are no mixes here. We did a lot of fresh juices this summer," Steele said.
"We've had a lot of requests for Appletinis. We made them, but we try not to be artificial. We used fresh pressed apple cider," she said.
Of course, they'll accommodate customers who prefer their alcoholic beverages in their simplest forms. "Some still want an Absolut straight. That's fine," said Steele.
Bluegrass Kitchen expanded its bar about a year and a half ago when the Steeles knocked out part of a wall dividing the dining room from a neighboring store. They added 12 taps from which bartenders pour craft beers. Steele introduced the craft beers taps after West Virginia legislators passed a bill approving the sale of craft beers.
The bartenders work with the kitchen chefs to come up with interesting garnish combinations. For a Maple Bacon Old-Fashioned, the bartenders requested strips of bacon to garnish the maple/bourbon cocktail. The chef took it a step further, and candied the bacon to create a complementary sweet and salty garnish.
Steele and the bartenders are big fans of bitters, stocking them in a wide variety of flavors. For those uninitiated in the finer points of classic cocktails, bitters are bottled tinctures that pack a concentrated punch of flavor. A little goes a long way.
"So much of taste is tied to smell. Bitters hit you in the nose," Steele said. "They are also supposed to aid in digestion." Bitters came into existence as medicinal tonics.
Bluegrass's bitters selection includes plum, pomegranate, mint, rose and chocolate. Celery bitters add subtle flavor to a tomato martini. Chocolate bitters and house-made chili syrup flavored an Aztec Martini. Plum bitters flavor Snarky Brit, made also with dry gin, fresh lime juice and maraschino syrup.
Although they keep bottles of commercial tonic water on hand, the bartenders make their own, which tastes more strongly of quinine.
Fancy garnishes and infusions aside, the heart of the cocktail is its liquor.
"We take small boutique spirits seriously, especially Smooth Amber. We use their gin, smoked gin, rye, bourbon, vodka and white whiskey," Denham said. "It's not only them. We use a boutique rum from Wisconsin, a potato vodka made in Pittsburgh and blue corn whiskey from Texas."
Most of the classic cocktails cost between $9 and $11.
Denham enjoys creating special drinks for discerning customers. Customers who watch him make the drinks see why they take more time than a Jack and Coke.
"There's something to be said for blending a cocktail in front of a customer and having them say, 'Wow,' when you're done," said Denham.
Bluegrass Kitchen, 1600 Washington St. E. Visit bluegrasswv.com or call 304-346-2871.
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DCTV to Host 25th Annual Illumination Ceremony
Public Access Corporation of D.C. (DCTV) will host their 25th Anniversary Illumination Celebration on October 26 at Brooks Mansion in the Brookland neighborhood. DCTV is a membership-based, non-profit, public access television network. The event will be hosted by Kojo Nnamdi and will feature an evening of live music, food trucks and an award ceremony for influential D.C. residents.
For more information: DCTV.org.
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In the words of Public Enemy, "Don't believe the hype."
Dan LaBotz, the socialist candidate for U.S. senator on Ohio's fall ballot, is criticizing the Obama administration's claims that the combat mission in Iraq is over.
LaBotz, who opposes both the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, says President Obama is using a shell game to funnel additional troops into Afghanistan while relying more heavily on private security forces — or "mercenaries," as LaBotz calls them — to continue fighting in Iraq.
In-person early voting is underway in Ohio. Find your nearest polling booth here.
The final presidential debate is tonight. It will cover
foreign policy. The debate will likely focus on the recent attack on
the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya and Iran's nuclear program. Whatever happens, political
scientists say debates typically have little-to-no electoral impact. In
aggregate polling, Obama is up 2.2 points in Ohio and Romney is up 0.3 points nationally. Ohio is considered a must-win for Romney, and it could play the role of 2000's Florida. The debate begins at 9 p.m. It will be streamed live on YouTube and C-SPAN.
CityBeat will host a debate party tonight at MOTR
Pub in Over-the-Rhine from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Come watch the debate and live
tweet. Councilman Chris Seelbach will make an appearance. If you can't
show up, at least tweet if you watch the debate with the hashtag
#cbdebate. Check out the event's Facebook page for more information.
If Gov. John Kasich gets his way, 60 percent of bachelor's
degrees will be completable in three years by 2014. The move intends to
raise graduation rates and save money for students. Currently, very few
students graduate in three years. Only 1 percent of Miami University
students and 2 percent of University of Cincinnati students graduate
that quickly.
Ohio's Third Grade Reading Guarantee, a new education
policy approved by Kasich that requires all students to be proficient in
reading in third grade before they can move onto fourth grade, could
cause 40 percent of students to be held back in some schools.
The policy is meant to encourage better progress and higher reading standards, but some studies
have found retention has negative effects on children.
The Urban League of Greater Cincinnati announced a merger and expansion into Dayton. The organization will now be called the Urban League of Southwest Ohio.
Greater Cincinnati home sales ticked up in September, but there was some slowdown.
The end of the Scripps trust that funded the Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Company could lead to the end of a few newspapers. But Ohio will not be affected; the company no longer owns newspapers in the state.
Plant identification has never been easier at Cincinnati parks.
University of Cincinnati researchers are using a $2.7 million grant to see if there's a difference between generic versus brand drugs for transplant patients. The study could potentially save money and lives.
Tired of traditional bridges? Meet the trampoline bridge.
Today is Peace Day, a day for "wide-scale community action and a day for UN agencies and aid organisations to safely carry out life-saving work," according to a global organization called Peace One Day.
Today is Veterans Day, which began as Armistice Day on Nov. 11, 1919, the one-year anniversary of the end of World War I. President Eisenhower formally made it Veterans Day in 1954.
HBO airs a new documentary film tonight, Wartorn: 1861-2010, focusing on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among U.S. soldiers as well as soldier suicides from the Civil War up through the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Actor James Gandolfini is the film's executive producer and conducts on-camera interviews. Watch a preview here.


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You can share photos and videos directly from the Photos, OneDrive, and Camera apps with the Share charm.
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Book your room at San Mateo Marriott San Francisco Airport
Get an overview of this hotelMediterranean-style hotel near San Francisco airport
Bay Area locale
Convenient for both business and leisure travelers, this red-tiled hotel is 20 miles from downtown San Francisco and 25 miles from San Jose, Silicon Valley, and AT&T Park.
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The Italianate gardens at this Marriott include a half-moon pool and spa tub in a sunny courtyard; inside are 24,000 square feet of conference facilities and a 24-hour business center.
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San Mateo Marriott San Francisco Airport1770 S Amphlett Blvd San Mateo CA 94402
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The San Mateo Marriott is reminiscent of a Mediterranean villa, with white stucco buildings and red-tiled roofs set among paved pathways and manicured palms. The outdoor swimming pool and spa tub are set in a sunny, palm-shaded courtyard with lounge chairs.
A complimentary roundtrip airport is available at scheduled times, and a shuttle to areas within 5 miles is also complimentary. The on-site California Grill restaurant serves 3 meals a day. Self parking and valet parking are available (surcharges). Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available in public areas. The business center, accessible 24 hours by room key, includes computers with high-speed wired Internet access (surcharge). The fitness center is also open 24 hours. Luggage storage and concierge services are provided on site.
The hotel offers 11,000 square feet of outdoor event space, including an Italian-style gazebo. Indoor event space includes 18 rooms offering 24,000 square feet of space that includes multiple small and large meeting rooms.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 24,000
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California Grill - This casual, ground-floor bar and grill is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu features fresh California cuisine. Menu may include Pan-Seared Sea Bass with Tomato Risotto Cake, Vegetarian Pizza with Portabella Mushrooms, and Dungeness Crab and Rock Shrimp Cakes.
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San Mateo Marriott San Francisco Airport has a half-moon-shaped swimming pool and spa tub bordered by a sunny deck. An on-site fitness center, open 24 hours, offers resistance equipment, stationary bicycles, treadmills, and free weights. Guests receive discounted passes to the San Mateo YMCA, one block away.
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the sirus companion isnt green
Well, I let this project go for almost a whole year again, doing other, non-cartography related things in the meantime. I also noticed that the two versions of Sirius were both older, so I nixed both of them.
Post is updated with most recent Sirius map, as well as added Toroi and Fuu'u'll maps.
Little background info. Emaria is not our universe. Scales are smaller between stars and planets, stars are much closer together than our universe, light is instantaneous and ships mostly move fast through a mixture of magic and technology. Gravity is a force made wholly by convenience, which the gods pretty much control as they see fit, and thus "artificial gravity" is not needed even for space ships (called Skyships in-universe). Stars can be any of several colours they can't in our universe, including one star which is not a black hole but in fact a "dark star," a star that actually emits black light.
That out of the way, I have the three Core Worlds star systems completed. Sirius is the homesystem of the most of the major races (specifically, they are from Azureus). It's largely a political capitol by the time of my book, with the population density on all inhabited planets relatively comfortable and stable. Fuu'u'll (pronounced foo (as in "food") ool (as in tool)) is the cultural capitol of the universe, holding the most people as well as the home planet of the first spacefaring race, Materia. Nexus is a Coruscant-like planet, with a single massive city covering all of the land surface of the planet (but about 70% of the surface is water). Toroi is the system claimed by one of the two human civilizations to spring up from Azureus at the same time as the Emarions. Officially their new capitol is Matica, but that being a water world (98-100% surface water) with only several thousand artificial Atolls hosting only several hundred people each, Weymuth is far more important to them.
I'll post a little something on the method I used to create these maps a little bit later, but for now I need to try to find the right sources to credit for the tutorials I used.
Next five maps will be found here, or in post 12 of this topic.
I was going to mention that there are no stars that are green, but I have been telling myself that I need to relax and let people have their artistic license.
Maps encourage boldness. They're like cryptic love letters. They make anything seem possible.
-Mark Jenkins
Correction: We have yet to observe any stars that are green. That doesn't mean that a particular star couldn't be the subject of a particular phenomenon that makes it so. We've got a good grasp of stellar physics, but it's hubris to think we have everything figured out.
As for the map, I like it! Much more artistic and pretty than the dry, boring ones you get in some space RPGs.
Did I fail to mention the fact that Emaria is in no way connected to our own universe? Green stars, interstellar travel, much smaller planets and moons; all are made possible when you stop trying to pretend that the universe you're creating has anything to do with our own. Sirius is named as such after the real star, but it by no means meant to emulate it in any other way. If either of the stars are blue giants, I was not even aware.
Another thing of note: in Emaria, light doesn't travel. Light just is. You look up at the sky at night and any stars you see are showing as they are in the universe at that very moment.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that doesn't like the usual "this dot is the sun and this smaller dot is a planet"-type maps that usually go with Sci-Fi RPGs. I was hoping to achieve a Mass-Effecty feeling with this map, yet also let it be something that works in a static image.
Question: If I have an update to make to the map later tonight, is it customary on this forum to make a new post in the thread, bumping it to the top, or just silently edit the first post?
Make a new post in the thread; that way, your progress history is showing so folks can learn from your process (or so that we can see how much cooler it gets each post)
So, here's version 2. I've redone all of the planets completely, making sure of a few things this time around. Planets with water (Coelenth, for example) now actually, you know, HAVE water. Bangarash has a little more water, which is appropriate for the planet. I made the water less of a flat colour by adding another layer below the land for the water to rest on, selecting the continents on the land layer, and then growing the selection a little, adding a lighter colour for the water there, and Gaussian Blurring them into a nice gradient. Not that you can really make out the detail on the smaller planets of the map, but the large planet images look better for it.
I've added the ring I wanted around Coelenth, though I'm not sure I'm happy with it. It's supposed to be a ring of dust and ice vertical and a little askew, but it looks pretty bad in this version. I'll be redoing it for the next.
I moved Azureus. I really wanted Azureus to have a nice, central location on the image, it being the home planet of most of the races, but in the end I just needed to fill in some more space off in that corner, which looked really bare in the last version.
Another thing I want for next version which will, unfortunately, require I add all of the planets and moons again, is to add in the shadows that I made for them. This time I added planets and moons from the .png files that I had made of them, forgetting that I cropped them from 500x500 each to a range of sizes, depending on the intensity of the atmosphere. I also want to establish a good scale of sizes, which can be based off of every celestial body starting at a 500x500 size and making them smaller from there. This time I really just eyeballed the sizes, but Kukri is still a bit bigger than it should be, and Bangarash is too big compared to Niff. Most of the other planets mesh well enough with the others, but I want to redo sizes all the same.
Finally, moons. Emaria has a smaller number of moons-per-planet than we do, which explains why the gas giant only has three (instead of sixty five or whatever absurd amount Saturn has) and terrestrial planets have, at most, two. Fuu'u'll, a white dwarf system which I will be working on after Sirius, will probably be leaner for moons-per-planet, but it'll also have a total of nine planets (the most in the Emarion universe, if I'm not mistaken). Another quick note about the moons: Niff's moons were not generated like the others. I scoured free texture resource sites for a decent picture of cratered ground, and cut out bits of it to form Haim and Evaun. I also desaturated Haim, but left Evaun alone. They unfortunately don't look terribly cratered in the image, but the .png files look okay. Similarly, Ansekh was made by adding a bumpmap to a picture of a satin sheet that had been wrinkled a bunch, coloured gold instead of wine red.
Hmm. I'll try not to prattle on too much for the next update.
As an aside to the thread (the OP has said that what he's describing is not our universe and therefore stars can be green in it, which is fair enough) - but you're incorrect: in our universe, we do actually know that stars can't naturally appear green. Stars emit a range of wavelengths, depending on their temperatures. Very hot stars look blue because their wavelength distribution is shifted towards the blue end of the spectrum (they actually emit a lot of UV as well). The wavelengths emitted by cool stars are towards the other end of the spectrum - they have hardly any blue wavelengths in their light and so they look mostly red (and emit more IR radiation). Stars that are between the two would appear orange, yellow, white, or blue-white depending on how hot they were. You would expect the "white" (type F) stars to actually appear green, since their wavelength peak would be in the middle of the visible light spectrum - but since they're emitting bluer and redder wavelengths as well the combination always appears white.
So you can't get stars emitting green light in our universe - the only possible way to do it would be if something (e.g. a dust cloud?) was in between the star and us, and selectively absorbed the redder and bluer wavelengths that it emitted.
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Wanted to bump this with the news that the older versions of Sirius have been removed, replaced with a newer one I did about a month after posting the others here. Recently, I began work on Toroi and Fuu'u'll as well, and they are more or less finished as well. As these are fairly completed works, a moderator may want to move the topic to the other forum, but the overall project is still very much a work-in-progress.
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Jun 21 2009, 09:49 PM
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I recently discovered a vehicle called the "burrito". it is like speedo and a moonbeam
anyone who has seen the "A-Team" knows what im talking about,
I found it near the stunt jump which has you jump over the highway, in that allyway directly south of the NRG900 store, and when you go into that allyway go left at the jump, and go down all the way and you'll find the Burrito
it has brands and stuph on it, like Phartgas, and Libel "liberty electonics company",
it also has certain things on its rack on the roof of the car, such as pipes and pipes layed in a sqaure position,
I tried driving it around the city and only found them parked in places but only every few miles
if it doesnt have a brand name on it, I want to keep it in one of my spots as an awesome get around car
its very fast, but takes damage quick.
Jun 21 2009, 10:15 PM
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They're pretty common in Alderney, I'm surprised you haven't found one before. There's one in the alleyway you take Gracie Ancelotti to in "I'll take her."
Massacre, you make me look like a rational, moral, kind person.
Massacre - What you've just posted is sick and disturbing...
When Massacre is around, everything is violated... Whether it likes it or not.
Whenever I think of "human resources" Massacre immediately springs to mind.
Jun 22 2009, 12:35 PM
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They're pretty common in Alderney, I'm surprised you haven't found one before. There's one in the alleyway you take Gracie Ancelotti to in "I'll take her."
well its either I dont spend alot of time in alderney, or the Burrito just looks like any other van in GTA4.
I came across this when playing in a cop car, i got a call to this allyway i described and the guy who I was supposed to kill was sitting near the Burrito, so i took my car and nailed his ass, he didnt die and had about half health left, so i got out as he was pinned against the van "glitch flailing" i guess, and hit him in the head with my bat, then I noticed this big van called a burrito
if anyone finds one without somekind of logo brand on in, I wana use it for my "A-team" shit, just run around "hay fool get the fuck outa the way" roflcopter
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This is my first post here, and (as you can already guess) is a request.
So, I'm writing this fantasy novel set in an European-like continent and need some visual aid. While I do not have yet everything fleshed out, I believe we can both help each other (even if it means 'I give you money, and you help me' )! In the rare chance that I become rich and famous, of course you will be remembered.
Well, with all that said... Please, help me!
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I am looking for two different types of maps:
- A 'geographical' map, with mountain ranges and similar stuff.
- A more detailed map with the position of the castles, roads, villages, etc.
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- Semi Professional is enough!
- For the time being, for web is enough.
- I actually don't know the size for certain, don't have much experience with these.
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For Backcountry tours I have taken it a few times on short tours no more than 2 miles (one way). It is really to stiff and heavy to be comfortable going any further and i tend to ski pretty mellow lines in the BC anyway so dont really need a boot this stiff. You also need to buy separate soles which were a little tough to find.
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I bought this boot last season and I have used them both inbounds and lots of slackcountry in Colorado. They provide the stiffness neccessary to charge steep lines inbounds and enough motion for some uphill on short tours. I haven't used them on a lengthy tour yet, I would say they are a bit more stiff than other AT boots but do provide enough motion for a comfortable ascent. The liner is a huge upgrade from the Quest 110, get the 120 and thank me later. If you are 70% inbounds and 30% off piste this is a great boot for you!
I did find some discomfort where the rivets from the boot latch enters the boot shell putting pressure on the top outter part of my foot. I simply put some moleskin over those areas and a strip of duct tape; it solved the issue. I also put in some superfeet red footbeds since my foot is small to get a better fit.
I got these at a local retailer for $409... Just sayin!
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Tar Heel Tattler - august 2005
The story sounds familiar: Farmers find mailboxes stuffed with notices from banks and other financial institutions. But for about 70,000 tobacco growers and allotment holders, the letters arent duns. Theyre from businesses wanting a piece of the $3.8 billion that Tar Heel farmers will start getting this month as part of the federal allotment buyout.
Banks, financial planners and others want to help invest the money. For a cut, of course. Allotment owners will get $7 a pound, and growers who use their own or lease allotments will get $3 a pound. Allotments limited the supply of tobacco to keep prices stable.
Vance County grower Ronald Stainback, 63, owned a 385,000-pound allotment last year and leased enough more to grow 500,000 pounds. His total payout will be about $4.2 million. He gets at least five offers a day. Ive had phone calls and mail. I dont even know them from Adam. Theyll write you a letter and introduce themselves.
Stainback also runs a warehouse where farmers who grow tobacco under contract to manufacturers bring their crop. They tell him theyve had similar experiences. Its kind of amusing, really. Nobodys going to do anything before they weigh it all the way out.
Thats as it should be, says Godfrey Ejimakor, associate professor of agribusiness at N.C. A&T State University in Greensboro. Among other things, they must decide whether to take the money in 10 yearly payments or assign their rights to somebody else for a lump sum. If they do, Ejimakor says, farmers should demand at least 75% of the total.
Stainback hadnt decided in late May what to do with his first payment, but he might invest in land or rental property. He hasnt abandoned tobacco farming: He planted 200 acres, enough to grow 600,000 pounds. As for his new pen pals? Everything they send to me, I throw in the trash can.


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Well, I'd say I was a semi-loser. I've always had a few friends, been active with sports etc. so I wouldn't cast myself as a total loser. Girls have never shown any interest towards me, though.
Well, I'd say I was a semi-loser. I've always had a few friends, been active with sports etc. so I wouldn't cast myself as a total loser. Girls have never shown any interest towards me, though.
you bet i was. I had hopes of changing that but those quickly dissappeared along with hair. Balding and health problems crushed me completely.
btw exodus how much do you weigh? you probably weigh more at 5'6 than i do at 5'8. You'd probably have a chance in a fight against me if that makes you feel better.
Until 19 I had long hair, in the army it started to fall radiccly from all the pressure, and bad hygeine. But I was allways the rejected kid, with very bad acne that later on continued to very bad red faced scars, when I think about that I didn't looked so bad, but my self esteem was in the bottom, I was in huge deppresion and sew myself as nobody, I had really dirty clothes and I smelled bad, my mom didn't functioned and my perents dident allowed me to wash my clothes, I hidden myself at home, actually I think I could have grow up otherwise if the people around me at school weren't the rich snob types that see someone that is weak and bullying him, and also the girls who loved to make fun about my face and clothes. Even when I improved my appearance I had the tagline of the wirdo allready. So yhea I never had a girlfriend, never kissed anyone, not to mention sex. Ironically now with receding hair I get more attention from girls more then ever. Not like a pretty boy but I talk with alot of girls nowdayes, sometimes I surprise myself when I get attention cuz I see myself as a freak, sometimes my low self esteem and fear ruining my chanches.
i think today you dont only have to count on looks and body strength, you can be successful using your brain, getting proper education and hard work! nothing comes easy, hard work MOST be applied! you can always change your life if you put your mind into it.
(a short story, i had a very close friend who came from an extremely poor family, divorced parents 4 brothers and a f'd up father, and bad genetics {that means although he is not bald, he is very unattractive and never had a girl in his life up to 27} last year he graduated uni with B.Sc - computer engineering and today he is 30 makes ****load of money, travles, he dated so many girls in the last year, lives alone, goes out every weekend, working out, dress well he looks 10 times better and 10 times happier, thanks to hard work and dedication! life is very dynamic and thankfully today we are able to change things around)
oh and dude, dont you already got your cpa/cpe? this alone should open some luxurious job opportunities {and put the "bald/butchered" argument you got ready in your cartridge aside, i know the field first hand, 90% of the accountants are bald/ugly/fat/nerdy looking/neurotic looking, so looks has ZERO to do with that, nor do age!}
I actually prefer myself now than before I started losing hair. Before I was 14 (and pretty much up until 16) I was fat, had really pale skin, looked like an ill 4 year old and went red every time someone would so much as look at me. I actually do pretty well these days and am slightly less awkward. Hip ho.
Loser here. No friends, no life, never touched/kissed a girl or been on a date. I'm 25
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What are you talking about!!?!?!??! you have any idea how much a cfo/accountant in an average company makes?! and the easy hours?? its better then high-tech! this is one of those professions that allows you to reach those nice high end salaries you read about in newspapers... and your going back to work as mechanic.... if this is the logic that drives you around no wonder no one would hire youOriginally Posted by dudemon
Yes and no...
I was very bright as a teenager and in my early 20s.. In my early adult life everything that could go wrong, went wrong. I was in a wrong relationship that affected every aspect of my life, at one point I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel and I felt like a loser. It had nothing to do with my hairloss...
Things are much better now, the only missing piece of the puzzle right now is a long term partner. Being single, I do get some female attention but they are the ones that are looking for a husband material and I haven't met the right one yet.
I still have to make one final push with regards to my career, I'm not completely satisfied with my current job. My biggest fear is that if I don't sort out my career and reach my full professional potential, I will feel like a loser for the rest of my life. I'm underemployed at the moment...
You are absolutely right about the accountants that work in big companies... Where I work, our accounted can't even afford to keep a car, he probably makes half the salary I make...Originally Posted by Ori83
Accountants that don't make it, end up working in small to medium businesses where they use some sort of computer software to calculate income, taxes, expenses, etc. They are nothing more than computer operators.


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Recently, I was trying to think of some quick and easy treats to whip together for the kids to take outside and eat on a gorgeous spring day! Of course, it didn't help that as I sat at my table and tried to dream of some fun and exciting treat for outdoors, there was a blizzard occurring in mid-April! So I sat stumped.
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Before & After: The Year's Most Colorful Transformations
Best of 2013
Sometimes a little color can make a big difference. Read on to see some of our favorite colorful makeovers from 2013.
To see the 'afters', click on the links for each project. (Hint: clicking each link with the scroll wheel of your mouse will open it in a new window.) Enjoy!
1. Before & After: Plain Jane Entryway Now Pops with Pattern & Color
2. Before & After: A Dressed-Up Dresser
3. Before & After: An Old Chest Gets a Big Change
4. Before & After: Rusty Filing Cabinet Makeover
5. Before & After: Laundry Room Gets Scrubbed of Its Boring Past
6. Before & After: From Castoff to Charming
7. Before & After: A Battered to Bold West Elm Parsons Desk
8. Before & After: Amy's Stairway to Heaven
9. Before & After: Metal Lyon Stools Get a Fresh Powder Coat
10. Before & After: Colorful Piano Makeover
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posted Jan 9 2013 5:12AM
When I first read this it gave me a good laugh, but a lot of what it covers is true. Some of these sound like nothing more than a grumpy old man or woman who fear change, but some of them I'll admit to doing :)
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Taking About How Good Bacon Is
Oh man, you love bacon and bacon wrapped/flavored/covered foods? ME TOO. And so does fucking everyone else. It's tasty, smoky meat fat. Saying that you like bacon, as though this is some character-defining trait, specific to you, is like saying that your favorite band is the Beatles. Liking these things isn't even a matter of opinion. It's just a given. So move on.
Responding "Maybe" To A Facebook Event Invitation
If you answer "maybe" to an event invitation you're saying either, "I might attend your party if there is absolutely nothing better to do on the planet and I'm bored," or, "I know I'm not going, but I fear that outright rejection would irreparably damage your fragile psyche and ruin the party for everyone." And only a real egotistical dick would say that stuff. So, this year, when you receive a Facebook event invitation, instead of being a wishy-washy jerk, do the decent thing: don't respond.
Caring About Lindsay Lohan
We can all agree that seeing a car crash is captivating. The inability to look away makes sense. But once the crash is over and all that remains is a heap of broken garbage, continuing to stare is weird. Therefore continuing to pay attention when Lindsay Lohan does some new sad, screwed up thing that's remarkably similar to the last sad, screwed up thing she did just makes us look pathetic. This year, let's look away for a bit, give her a chance to repair.
Responding "Oh Dear, I Hear That Going Around", When Someone Says They're Sick
The world in which we live is nothing more than a big pit full of smaller, grosser pits full of constantly cycling germs. So, yes, you have heard that stomach bug Leslie at work got is going around. Because it has been going around since the dawn of human civilization. Language was invented so that people could complain about their ailments and then have other people minimize and dismiss those ailments in one sweeping, "Oh, I hear that's going around." This year, say what you really mean instead: stop whining, you pathetic baby.
Referring To Yourself As The "Mom" or "Dad" Of Your Pet
If you do this and you actually have children, it's insulting to your kids. If you do this and you don't have children, it's insulting to children you may one day have, and it just seems really sad. You should definitely love your pet, but you can do that without evoking the image of you birthing a dog. Also, while we're at it, you don't need to try to constantly convey how much you care about your pet. No one is paying attention. Just take a picture of your dog adorably acting like he's people, and post it on Instagram. That is the extent of your pet's value to anyone else.
Complaining About Hipsters
Remember all those 80s movies about hulking jock bullies who were constantly seething and shaking their fists at disgusting, weirdo nerds? Complaining about hipsters makes you sound like that. There are only two types of people who complain about hipsters: people who don't realize that they themselves are hipsters, and fuddie-duddies. You're probably not aiming to be either of those things, so you should just stop. Take a cue from the real hipsters and spend this year working hard not to care.
Trying To Get Reddit Karma, Upvotes, Facebook Likes, ReTweets Or Any Other Kind Of Quantified Internet Validation
Reminder: none of this stuff translates to anything of actual value in real life. The game of these numbers is designed to make you interact with the respective sites in a repetitive way that the owners of these sites can then monetize. Posting a picture of "karma machine" kitten on your "cake day" in order to up your karma level is just a waste of time. Unless it translates into money, what are you doing? If it does translate into money, go for it. You gotta do what you gotta do. But it will probably have a negative effect on your karma.
Acting Like It's Quirky To Like Pop Music
You do know that "pop" music is short for popular music, right? It is specifically engineered to be liked by the majority of humans. You cannot spend more than 4 hours listening to popular radio in a car without liking that One Direction song or that other Katy Perry song. This is not a quirky opinion. The only reason you think it is is because you think of yourself as a cool, unique, snowflake of a human. Don't do that. You're just like everyone else. Start a private session on Spotify and embrace it.
Inviting People To Connect On Linkedln
What are you doing? Come on. Sending a LinkedIn request is a clear declaration that you are unemployed, desperate, and woefully behind on Internet trends. It is a warning to all your college friends with better jobs and ex-internship supervisors that you're going to ask for a favor soon. Luckily, ignoring your LinkedIn request will be good practice for when they ignore the inevitable late-night email containing your resume and a pathetic excuse for a cover letter that you will send a few weeks later.
Being Surprised By Fox News
Fox News is a conservative news network. You know this. It's what it's known for. If you're watching Fox News, you're probably watching it in order to see conservative commentary. Being surprised by it is like being surprised that the Daily Show's commentary skews liberal or that comments on all news websites skew insane. Welcome to the world of [what has become journalism] news. It's been like this for a while.*
* I will add this is the same for those surprised by CNN and MSNBC. (Chris Malone)
#Hashtagging Everything Outside Twitter
Hashtagging things serves an actual organizational purpose on Twitter. It doesn't do anything when you do it for random words in your Facebook status except make you look like some kind of tween turd.
Syncing Your Twitter Feed With Facebook
If I follow you on Twitter, I don't want to read your Tweets in two places. If I don't follow you on Twitter, it's because I don't want to read your Tweets at all. Even if you decided to sync your two social networks in order to draw followers from Facebook to Twitter, dumping a random selection of disjointed sentence fragment replies to unknown Twitter handles on your friends' news feeds is not the way to do it. #stopit
Saying Something Is Offensive When t actually Doesn't Offend You
The Internet is full of people getting worked up about things that they deem "offensive" because they might offend other people, but don't actually offend the person claiming offense in the first place. It sounds confusing, but it's not. It's just dumb. Being offended by something is already a pointless response, so getting fake offended is doubly pointless. If you think my opinion on bacon is wrong, argue the facts and leave your hypothetical feelings out. And for fuck's sake, stop trying to start serious discussions in comment sections.
Thanks to Susanna Wolff at CollegeHumor.com for this eye-opening article!
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I have a client where a user insists on only using their webmail to access their email. When she attempts to print out the calendar week, Sunday is displaying twice, which then moves the scheduled tasks a day early.
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All tasks scheduled for the day they're supposed to be on get moved one calendar day to the left. So Tuesdays meetings are printing for Monday.
I closed her Zimbra just to see if it was temporarily acting up but it did it again upon reload. I also tried different views and it did this for each mode selected.
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So your absolute favorite jeans finally wore through the knee and got a mustard stain on them. Devastating, we know. But rather than toss them aside and mourn their loss, give your trusty jeans new life! Tie-dying jeans with bleach is a cinch, and it won't even cost you a penny. You'll likely have most of the supplies just sitting around your house. Bleach dying jeans also doesn't have to be limited to worn out jeans. It's perfect for jeans with a simple wash that just need a little more character. And the best part about this DIY is that no two pair will look alike! So pull out some grubby clothes you don't mind getting messy, and get ready to get your craft on.
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Here's what you'll need: Jeans, rubber or plastic gloves, a plastic bucket, rubber bands, bleach, and water/sink
Make knots in the jeans with the rubber bands. There is really no wrong way to do this, just use as many as you want. The thicker the rubber bands, the heavier the dark spots. If you want sparse spots, use less rubber bands. It's up to you!
Place rubber bands all the way around your denim ball so it doesn't open up during its bath.
Rinse your denim ball so it's thoroughly wet. Then pour 50/50 bleach and water into a bucket.
Gently place your jeans into the bucket. If they aren't covered, either pour in more water/bleach or rotate every few minutes.
Let jeans sit for 20-60 minutes depending on the thickness of the denim and the desired color. The longer you leave them, the lighter they'll get.
Tip: Don't leave jeans soaking for too long or the bleach will start to eat away at the fabric. Just keep an eye on them!
When jeans have lightened up sufficiently, rinse them out and remove the rubber bands.
Note: Jeans will also get lighter as they dry.
Ring out excess water, and let jeans hang to dry. You can make this process shorter by tossing them in the dryer after they've sat for a little while.
Pair you new jeans with you favorite kicks, and wear them everywhere!
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Jul 27, 2011 | By Page May
The percent of American workers belonging to a union has been in decline since the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act in 1947. The fall in union membership has contributed to increasing wage inequality and a decline in civic engagement.
Check out this newest resource detailing the role of union decline in widening the wealth gap.
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I am as fascinated as anyone with these statistics and abhor the injustices they illuminate, but if we seek to depolarize the rhetoric and engage people of conscience of all stripes to join this movement, we'd do well to recognize in our analyses that an additional cause of the fall of unions was their own excesses. Certain needs of workers appear to be in conflict with certain needs of management, but the reality is they both share the fundamental need for their venture to succeed. In their own human frailty, unions are their members have frequently lost sight of that truth to everyone's detriment. Worker organization must be itself founded in justice, respect, and truth to add value to society.


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Peace Events Carry Out Titus Legacy
The Alicia Titus Memorial Peace Fund was established at Urbana University in August 2002. The purpose of the fund is to carry out the legacy and spirit of Alicia's life, which was cut short by the tragic events of September 11, by sponsoring programs for the University and community that promote and support a culture of peace.
Alicia Titus Memorial Peace Run 5K and 1 Mile Walk/Run for Peace
Saturday, September 7, 2013 @ 9:00 a.m.
To honor Alicia and everyone who was lost and affected by the 9/11 tragedy, Urbana University hosts the Alicia Titus Memorial Peace Run 5K and 1 Mile Walk/Run for Peace on Saturday, September 7, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. Download a registration form.
Below are the race results from the 2012 run. Thank you to all who participated!
Men's Division Race Results
Women's Division Race Results
The World House Choir
Sunday, September 8, 2013 @ 4:00 p.m.
Urbana University Student Center - Sara Landess Room
This inspirational choir is under the direction of Catherine Roma, founder and director of Cincinnati based women's choir, "MUSE". The World House Choir formed last year as part of the Celebration of Coretta Scott King's birthday. Please join us for this uplifting performance with songs of peace and social justice honoring those who died on September 11, 2001. In the tradition Coretta Scott King and all of those who have dedicated their lives to a more peaceful and just world and in the spirit of Alicia Titus, victim of 9/11, we warmly welcome you to this performance of hope and inspiration.
Contact the Advancement Office at (937) 484-1297 to find out how to contribute to the Alica Titus Memorial Fund.


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More than a thousand people have gathered at U.S.S. Alabama Battleship Memorial Park this morning to honor the victims of the September 11 attacks in a special ceremony.
Giving the keynote speech at the memorial event is News 5's Alison Spann, who joined the WKRG Staff in August as a digital journalist.
Spann's father, Johnny Michael Spann, was the first American killed in the U.S. war in Afghanistan. "Mike" Spann was a CIA Captain in the Special Activities Division who was an Alabama native.
Among others speaking at the event were Dr. Barry Booth, Pat Downing and Iraq War Veteran Nathan Cox. The event was held indoors due to the threat of rain, however, the wet weather held off.


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Images: Houston-based reservists helm multi-state simulation exercise [Image 10 of 25]
Photo by Maj. Adam Collett
In this image released by the 75th Training Command, Army Reserve soldiers and contractors with the unit's Southern Division operate a computer-based simulation training exercise in Houston, Texas, Saturday, Oct. 20, 2012. The exercise was part of an effort to demonstrate a system developed by the 75th to allow various military units to conduct certain types of scenario-based war game training over computer networks. In this exercise, the unit undergoing the training was located in Louisiana, while one small team transmitted the fictional scenario via network and phone. This format allows units to train in leadership and mission management tasks with a high degree of realism, and a low overall cost. (Photo/75th Training Command, Army Reserve Maj. Adam Collett)
This work, Houston-based reservists helm multi-state simulation exercise [Image 1 of 25], by LTC Adam Collett, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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TUPELO, Miss. (USA TODAY) -- A local man whose home and business were searched as part of an investigation into ricin-poisoned letters sent to President Obama and other officials was arrested Saturday, the FBI said.
Everett Dutschke, 41, was arrested after days of speculation that he, and not another local man with whom he'd feuding -- and who had himself had earlier been arrested in the case -- had mailed the letters. The other recipients were Republican Sen. Roger Wicker, who comes from this city of 37,000, and an 80-year-old local judge, Sadie Holland.
On Tuesday charges initially filed against Kevin Curtis, 45, a sometime Elvis impersonator, were dropped after FBI agents found no physical evidence to support circumstantial evidence that had been based on similarities between the ricin letters and Curtis' online writings. Asked who might have wanted to frame him, Curtis and his lawyers mentioned Dutschke.
Dutschke, who has feuded, mostly online, with Curtis over various matters, has a link to Judge Holland. In 2007 he ran unsuccessfully as a Republican for state legislature against her son Steve, the Democratic incumbent. Dutschke compared Holland to Boss Hogg, the corrupt county commissioner on The Dukes of Hazard TV series.
Once, at an event where the candidates were speaking, Judge Holland got up on stage to rebuke Dutschke and demand that he apologize.


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Novak Djokovic was spotted (typically) disrobing after his 6-2, 6-3, 7-5 win over Italian baller Andrea Stoppini. The World No.3 battled back from 0-4 in the third to reach the second round where he'll battle Frenchie Jeremy Chardy.
Though I never complain about seeing shirtless brigade members doing what they do best, it seems a little early in the tourney for Nole to be flashing the crowd.
What's the sexy Serb going to do if he actually defends his Aussie Open crown? Is he taking requests this fortnight??
If so, I have some ideas he may want to consider and they don't involve girlfriend Jelena Ristic. *blushes*
(image via Getty + AP)
Monday, January 19, 2009
PHOTO OP: Nole already bares down at Aussie Open - is he saving the best for last?
Labels: Australian Open, Novak Djokovic, shirtless, tennis
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- johanneJanuary 19, 2009 at 8:17 AM
LOL Rich, I KNEW you would post on this!! :DReplyDelete
It was actually a really cute moment...seems Stoppini suggested they exchange shirts after they shook hands at the net. It was very soccer/football and I have to say, I think this should become MANDATORY.
*thinks about Rafa's past win/loss records. passes out*
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2009 at 8:46 AM
nom nom nom.ReplyDelete
What do u say about Bernard Tomic pals?!?I'm impressed!ReplyDelete
16 years old, and made his first ATP win, and in straight sets in a Grand Slam!Look out for this newcomer!Yeah!
How I like new forces!!Anyhow, this first day was apsolutely great!
Guys... I don't have broadcast..ReplyDelete
*sobs uncontrollably*
My stupid cable is not airing it.. I'm on the verge to kill someone.
Btw, is Nole wearing what he wore to the USO?
eh I just saw the match, but yeah Bernard won in 4 sets....god....if only it would be easier to spend all night watching matches, and function normally the other day....ReplyDelete
Tessa - that epic Wimby final or Rafa and Rog? It ended at 6AM my time. I feel your pain.ReplyDelete
- johanneJanuary 19, 2009 at 9:04 AM
Babz: AGH!! Try searching online for live streaming broadcasts. It's a big tourney, someone has to be showing it!ReplyDelete
Jo - I am trying, but my bandwith is CRAP. The effing ISP is throttling these things, and there's nothing we can do about it!ReplyDelete
It's very frustrating cos they give juuuust enough bandwith to show you the match - haltingly. UUGH!!!!
Can I go stay at someone's house to watch? PLEASE!!! I AM DESPERATE!!!! lol
*sends Babz ticket to US*ReplyDelete
My heart breaks for you.
I love when they both took off their shirts and exchanged them. For a lack of a better word, it was...cute.
What Nole does that I really love is when his opponent hits a great shot, he acknowledges it. I don't pay a whole lot of attention to him, so I don't know if he's been doing it his entire career, but I noticed it in the last year. Roddick does it, too. He usually says something like, "too good." Nole usually applauds. I like that. Both those things. In Nole's case, I think it shows improving sportsmanship from him (unless he's been doing it all along. Then I'm way off base.)
Nole's been appauding his opponents as long as I remember. He may seems to be a bit cocky at times but he's always been very fair and truely acknowledges his opponents skill!ReplyDelete
No these duds are from adidas' new "falcon" range, spring 2009ReplyDelete
He was wearing the Edge stuff at the US Open. Pretty bad if it looks the same though.
*spanks adidas*
babz, that really sucks. sorry girl! i'll do we'll do our best to give you a good look in though!!
yeah Nole usually *claps* when a foe hits a great shot just like i *clap* when takes his gear off. it's all about good sportsmanship i say.
- AnonymousJanuary 19, 2009 at 11:52 AM
He doen't look like he's having any fun out there on the court. Even his earlier toruney matches this month. He looks mentally weary already like he's not happy...maybe he's pised off about the decision to change racquets and now he's stuck.ReplyDelete
I stand corrected. (And remain way off base, just like my therapist says.)
Thanks for putting it in perspective. Nudity always helps me understand things more clearly.
- johanneJanuary 19, 2009 at 12:04 PM
Anon 2:52: I totally know what you're talking about with Nole's demeanor. His unhappiness on-court was palpable in Sydney, and even during yesterday's match too. I miss cheery Nole :*(ReplyDelete
He's def edgy because it's the first time he's defending of course. But also the chatter about his still surprising racquet change (it's his main story line right now, defense seems secondary) could be bothering him.ReplyDelete
They couldn't stop mentioning it last night and I think every time he slips over this fortnight, they'll be mention.
If he does well, then it'll die down.
But I feel for HEAD - they get inadvertent, partial blame for his recent shaky play - they just make the racquets. Geez.
Ah, Nole's such an exhibitionist. Gotta love him.ReplyDelete
I also love how he applauds his opponents - he really seems to be a great sport.
As for the crankyness: I didn't see him play yet (we get broadcasting here, but the time difference is MADNESS) so I wouldn't know. But if it's about the HEAD change: Get over it people! He could play with a wok.
Babz, I feel with you on the broadcasting... :*(
sonja: "Ah, Nole's such an exhibitionist. Gotta love him."ReplyDelete
That's WHY i love him. Tellme, does he play a sport?
*orders sonja ticket to nyc*
*picks up RiCH, fly to melbourne"
*camp out in rafa's locker*
This sounds like the most fun trip EVER! I'M ON!ReplyDelete
Um, before we're heading off to Melbourne, can we, like, stop by at Manolo Blahnik's first? I gotta look good for my Matador.
BTW, this will really creep you out: Tonight I actually dreamt I was taking a trip with you Rich - and the Rabid Rafanatics. I'm so lost... LOL


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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Chris Paul returned from a three-game
absence and tallied 22 points and 11 assists in the Los Angeles Clippers'
94-87 victory over the Washington Wizards.
Paul, who was dealing with a bruised right knee cap, was 6-of-16 from the
floor for the Clippers, who won all three games during Paul's absence. Los
Angeles moved to 19-4 at home.
Blake Griffin tallied 17 points and 11 rebounds in the triumph.
John Wall netted 24 points to go with six assists for Washington, which had
won four of five coming in after beginning the season 4-28.
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Winter inspires both joy and woe. Some people can't wait for the cooler weather, snow, skiing and ice skating, curling up by a fire, and the holiday spirit. Other people dislike the frigid temperatures, blizzards, and wild weather.
The word solstice comes from the Latin words for "sun" and "to stand still." In the Northern Hemisphere, as summer advances to winter, the points on the horizon where the Sun rises and sets advance southward each day; the high point in the Sun's daily path across the sky, which occurs at local noon, also moves southward each day. At the winter solstice, the Sun's path has reached its southernmost position. The next day, the path will advance northward. However, a few days before and after the winter solstice, the change is so slight that the Sun's path seems to stay the same, or stand still. The Sun is directly overhead at "high-noon" on Winter Solstice at the latitude called the Tropic of Capricorn. In the Northern Hemisphere, the solstice days are the days with the fewest hours of sunlight during the whole year.


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Wonderful stuff, thanks for the link!
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The Zimbra Collaboration Suite version 6.0.2 is now available.
Key Enhancements:
00233 - Ability to remove attachment from received message
14101 - List views should use scroll to enlarge page, rather than pagination
39719 - Need a general, extensive way to store per-user data by javascript
19898 - Calendar emails should be filterable
14952 - admin UI auto new version check & other information
03907 - forward appointments
27958 - blobchk: Add support for 'repair-mode' to the zmblobchk tool
10056 - Add unlimited custom fields to Contact
Notable Fixes:
40648 - ldapupgrade fails when upgrading a large number of accounts
40861 - zmstat-allprocs stops running on 6.0 & 41301 - No stats on stats page
41011 - CardDAV: support updating existing contact (beta till 22008 makes it official)
05627 - need better error message when attachment is blocked
35976 - 3-pane view needs to support column sorting
38340 - zimbraFeatureGroupCalendarEnabled should only control schedules/attendees/locations/resources unlink sharing & cal invites
40884 - Do not attach original message when sending out read-receipt
39707 - Need a way to enable DebugHandler in jetty (zimbraHttpDebugHandlerEnabled is on by default)
41462 - can't view attachments on mobiles - bb , wm, nokia on ZCS 6
40899 - sharing entire mailboxes no longer works in 6.0 (can once again share the root / of a user)
Further details on PMweb & Bugzilla.
Before upgrading, kick-off a backup while you read the release notes.
6.0.2 Network Edition: Release Notes (Revision4) & Downloads
6.0.2 Open Source Edition: Release Notes & Downloads
Subscribe to the blog for news on the latest innovations, and enjoy this release!
-The Zimbra Team
Known issues:
-Posix & Samba extension users should understand this doc.
-Disclaimer extension is not compatible.
-Large setups may be interested in optimizing the LDAP upgrade step.
-Switching to RGB values for tags/folders there's improper handling of old 1-9 values causing some to be orange/color not inherited.
-Primary/Secondary 'family' mailbox quirks.
UPDATE: It's not possible to go from 5.0.20 to 6.0.2 - since it was released prior the 6.0.2 installer won't know that 5.0.20 exists (will have to use upcoming 6.0.3 or 6.0.4, those on 5.0.19 should be ok to do 6.0.2): Bug 42609 - Upgrade from 5.0.19 to 6.0.0 or 6.0.1 fails - slapadd import failed


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Good day folks.
I am running Zimbra on port 81 (http mode only), and running Apache2 on port 80 and 443.
In the past, I ran zimbra on one host in http mode only, and apache2 on another host, on 443, and ProxyPass to the zimbra server. Yes, this has worked for me for over two years.
Today, I decided to get rid of the Apache2 host, and install it on the zimbra host. I put zimbra on port 81, and configured apache2 almost exacly as I had it with two hosts.
Everything works, except..., logging out.
I go to https://my.zimbra.net (do my thing, Briefcase, email, calendar, everything appears to work)
However, when I'm ready to log out, I click "Log out' for some reason, zimbra uses the http://my.zimbra.net/zimbra/?loginOp=logout, the port 80.
Then I get the standard: You are not authorized to access /zimbra on this server (Which is correct, I'm not serving anything to the outside on port 80)
I've issued this command:
zmprov ms my.zimbra.net zimbraMailPort 81
zmcontrol restart
My apache is redirecting (ProxyPass) port 443 -> 81 -> 443 to the browser.
But for the life of me, it's just the logging out that wants to talk to my.zimbra.net on port 80 !!
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San Jose, CA (Sports Network) - Joe Pavelski poured in a pair of goals on
Sunday, as the San Jose Sharks continued their scorching start to the season
with a 4-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks at HP Pavilion.
Patrick Marleau, who had scored two goals in each of San Jose's first four
games, and Joe Thornton each tallied a goal and an assist for the Sharks, who
are off to their best start in franchise history at 5-0-0.
Antti Niemi turned away 23 shots in the triumph.
Alexandre Burrows registered the lone Vancouver goal, while Cory Schneider
surrendered all four goals on 27 shots for the Canucks, who had won two
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