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Has AOL working perfectly and then it stopped sedning e-mails and they just remian in the outbox.
Deleted my account and started to re-setup
Incoming mail
1. What type of account? I seem to only be able to get IMAP to work for incoming with incoming server as imap.aol.com
2. Does the port matter? Default is 143
3. Security - none
Mail is seen in inboxes so I guess the above is OK
Sending mail
1. SMTP server set as smtp.aol.com and port default is 25.
2. No security or authentication - is that needed?
3. Validate and save gives:
Cannot connect to "SMTP server". Please check host/port and network connectivity
This was so straightforward when I started using Zimbra desktop but there are no simple instructions for setup that I can find anywhere
If I leave SMTP blank, I can just read but not send


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http://mmajunkie.com Middleweights Francis Carmont (19-7 MMA, 3-0 UFC) and Tom Lawlor (8-4 MMA, 4-3 UFC) have been added to UFC 154 this fall.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) on Tuesday confirmed the matchup with a source close to the event following an initial report from MMAFighting.com.
UFC 154 takes place Nov. 17 at Bell Centre in Montreal. It's not yet known whether the fight will serve on the pay-per-view main card or preliminary card, which is expected to air on FX.
Carmont improved his UFC record to 3-0 with a second-round submission of Karlos Vemola at "UFC on FUEL TV: Munoz vs. Weidman." Previously, he earned a second-round submission against Magnus Cedenblad and outpointed Chris Camozzi.
Combined with his UFC wins, the Tristar Gym-trained fighter hasn't been bested in nearly four years and eight bouts.
Lawlor recently got back on the winning track with a first-round knockout of Jason MacDonald at "UFC on FUEL TV: Korean Zombie vs. Poirer." Previously, top prospect Chris Weidman choked him out at UFC 139.
The former Floridian now trains out of Lauzon MMA and stands at 4-3 in the UFC following his stint on "The Ultimate Fighter 8."
The latest UFC 154 card now includes:
- Champ Georges St-Pierre vs. interim champ Carlos Condit (to unify UFC welterweight titles)*
- Johny Hendricks vs. Martin Kampmann*
- Brendan Schaub vs. TBA*
- Tom Lawlor vs. Francis Carmont*
* – Not officially announced
For more on UFC 154, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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Images: Flight Deck Operations [Image 2 of 6]
Photo by Gunnery Sgt. Michael Kropiewnicki
An AH-1W Super Cobra and a UH-1N Huey assigned to Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM) 266, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) prepares to conduct flight deck operations aboard the USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), at sea, Aug. 19, 2013. The 26th MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force forward-deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility aboard the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group serving as a sea-based, expeditionary crisis response force capable of conducting amphibious operations across the full range of military operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photograph by Gunnery Sgt. Michael Kropiewnicki/26th MEU Combat Camera/Released)
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A look at some of the Hollywood headlines from years past.
1962: "Lawrence of Arabia" had its royal premiere in London. Peter O'Toole starred as English officer T.E. Lawrence.
1967: Singer Otis Redding and four members of The Bar-Kays died in the crash of his private plane in Wisconsin. Redding was 26.
1971: Frank Zappa broke a leg and ankle and fractured his skull when he was pushed from a London stage by the jealous boyfriend of a Zappa fan. Zappa spent months in a wheelchair recovering.
1997: Bassist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee of Motley Crue were arrested for allegedly knocking over a security guard at a concert in Phoenix.
2005: Comedian Richard Pryor died of a heart attack at a hospital outside Los Angeles. He was 65.
2007: Led Zeppelin reunited for the first time in 30 years, for a tribute concert in London for Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun.
Today's birthdays: Actress Fionnula Flanagan ("Waking Ned Devine") is 72. Actor Tommy Kirk is 72. Singer Chad Stuart of Chad and Jeremy is 72. Actress-singer Gloria Loring is 67. Drummer Walter "Clyde" Orange of The Commodores is 67. Singer Ralph Tavares of Tavares is 65. Singer Jessica Cleaves of Friends of Distinction is 65. Country singer Johnny Rodriguez is 62. Actress Susan Dey is 61. Musician Paul Hardcastle is 56. Actor-director Kenneth Branagh is 53. Actress Nia Peeples is 52. TV chef Bobby Flay is 49. Singer-guitarist J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. is 48. Country singer Kevin Sharp is 43. Bassist Scot Alexander of Dishwalla is 42. Drummer Meg White of The White Stripes is 39. Bassist Noah Harmon of Airborne Toxic Event is 32. Actress Raven-Symone ("That's So Raven," "The Cosby Show") is 28.


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Rehoboth Art League 41st Members Craft Exhibition/RAL Instructors Show and Member Showcase: Figurative
|Rehoboth Art League
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41st MEMBERS CRAFT EXHIBITION
May 30 thru July 13
The Fine Craft Exhibition showcases a wide variety of imaginative fine crafts that are unique, whimsical and functional including baskets, ceramics, fiber, glass, handmade paper, jewelry, leather, metal, mixed media and wood. Cash prizes including Awards of Excellence will be presented at the opening reception on Friday, May 30th beginning at 5:00 PM. in the Corkan and Tubbs Galleries.
The RAL Instructor Exhibition will feature the works of many of the dedicated RAL artists who teach classes and Outreach programs. In the Ventures Gallery.
In the Homestead Works Relating to the Human Form will be featured in Member Showcase: Figurative.
Opening is from 5 - 7 PM on Friday, May 30, 2014
Galleries are open Mon - Sat 10 AM - 4 PM and Sun Noon - 4 PM


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Video: Praise for Little Mix's Jesy Nelson ahead of X Factor final
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Former teachers of Jesy Nelson have expressed their pride for the Romford singer who is in The X Factor final with girl band Little Mix.
Under the mentoring of N-Dubz star Tulisa Contostavlos, Jesy and her bandmates have become the first girl group to make it into the ITV show's final, and are now favourites to win it.
If they succeed they will also be the first group to win the competition.
Jesy's former head at Abbs Cross Academy - a specialist arts school where fellow X Factor star Stacey Solomon was a pupil - is "thrilled to bits" for her.
Glenn Mayoh said: "Obviously she came with some talent, but she could develop that here.
"We're delighted that she's gone on and done so well in the competition."
Jesy, now 20, left to attend the prestigious Sylvia Young Theatre School.
Sylvia Young said: "Jesy was a lovely girl, a nice student with talent and we wish her well. She showed real promise."
The X Factor final takes places this weekend, with the result being announced on Sunday night. Whoever wins will be favourite to snatch number one spot in this year's Christmas singles chart.


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Destiny's Child
February 03, 2013
Beyonce sent the Superdome into frenzy with a surprise Destiny's Child appearance when Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams joined her on stage during the Super Bowl Halftime show.
' More Sad Details Revealed About Robin Williams' Final Resting Place'(Fox News)
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Newport 71 SS4By Capt. Patrick Sciacca
Waiting for the bridge to Hillsboro Inlet off Pompano Beach, Florida, required about ten minutes of jockeying in a determined cross current. There was little wind, but the approach to this bridge is short, and it doesn't leave a lot of room for error—a situation that could've quickly become "interesting." I felt the current catch my sleek, low-profile, Euro-style test boat, the Newport 71 SS4, and wondered what would happen next.
Trey Beasley, a principal at Newport's dealer, American Global Yacht Group, nonchalantly discussed the matched grain of this vessel's standard cherrywood interior (teak is also available as standard) as he glanced at the Volvo Penta IPS joystick and engaged not two or three, but four 435-bhp Volvo Penta IPS 600s and nudged the 71 back on track. He then slid this massive express cruiser sideways to the current, centering her as the bridge opened. We motored through the span without a hint of drift to one side or the other. The virtues of IPS shone through, reducing what could've been a tense moment to a pleasant discussion about satin- and high-gloss interior veneers.
To further drive home the point, consider that this is a 71-foot, 74,000-pound boat, which, when turned beam-to, would just about measure the width of the bridge. I couldn't wait to get a hand on her wheel.
The ocean was nearly glass calm as Beasley prepared to show me the sporty side of this cruiser. I set up my radar gun to shoot from starboard as he ran the vessel from the twin-seated, port-side helm station, complete with standard Raymarine electronics package (radar, plotter, autopilot, and VHF), as well as Volvo Penta's electronic shifters and the aforementioned joystick. In less than 12 seconds, the 71 was on plane and rapidly moving to WOT. Bow rise was minimal, and the view out the three raked, superstructure-spanning windows remained clear.
I was recording solid numbers, like a 31-mph cruise speed at 3250 rpm, while the combined fuel burn of all four motors was a mere 70 gph. At this speed, my test boat could make 417 statute miles based on her standard 1,200-gallon fuel capacity.
She ran silent, too: About the only sound my decibel meter was picking up was water impacting the hull. At cruise speed, I got a top reading of 78 dB-A (65 is the level of normal conversation), but even when the 71 was on her pins at 35 mph (see "By the Numbers," for full test data), decibels never rose above 79. This boat's smooth-running and quiet.
The smooth-running part is helped by the fact that my test boat sports an 11-degree transom deadrise with a relatively fine entry (a nearly flat ocean didn't hurt). Supporting this design and adding to the silence is a hull of solid fiberglass below the waterline, while above it's vacuum-bagged Divinycell foam coring, as are the stingers, which are bonded to the hull and encapsulated in layers of cloth and resin. All bulkheads and subfloors are also cored and vacuum-bagged to help reduce weight while adding strength. The lack of propshafts and the potential vibration they would transmit through the hull is another factor in keeping engine-born noise to a minimum.
In fact, the only real "noise" I heard all day was from the optional ($79,000) retractable sunroof in the helm area as it opened and closed. It moved slowly and sounded a bit creaky, but when open, bathed the helm in light and air. Equally cool was the fact that the boat was just as quiet underway with the roof open as she was with it closed.
All that light did a lot to open up this already-voluminous interior. The saloon, which is accessed from the teak cockpit via a sliding-glass door, has a standard L-shape settee to port that easily sits six adults and offers the best view of the Toshiba LCD TV across from it. Worth noting here is that the saloon bar is just to starboard of the sliding-glass door and protrudes into the the area; entering from the cockpit requires you to side step it. Beasley says this will be corrected on future models.
One place with a flawless entry is the galley down, which benefits from those raked windows 12 feet above its Corian countertops. The open steps leading down here and the abundance of ambient light eliminate any cave-like feeling. The galley is more than a showpiece; it's totally functional with a complete assortment of GE appliances from the standard Profile convection oven to the trash compactor. If you're into long-range cruising, four drawer-type Sub-Zeros (also standard) will keep lots of provisions cool, be they fresh or frozen.
As spacious as the saloon and galley are, the 71's engine room is elbowroom-challenged. Your initial reaction might be, "Of course it is, there are four motors in there." But that isn't the reason. In fact, I was impressed that these engines could be positioned in this space with room to slide in between them. There's even blue LED rope lighting around them, which doesn't add much in the way of functionality but sure does look nice. The space issue is actually related to the large and optional ($39,500) tender garage extending into the area and over the powerplants.
When I stepped into the ER, which is accessed via seven nearly vertical steps to the port side of the cockpit just aft of the saloon bulkhead, the initial head room was about 6'3". But to get to the motors, I had to crawl on my knees (I'm 5'7"). And access to the collars and pod drives is better achieved through the hatch in the aft section of the garage.
Beasley says the garage can accommodate a tender of nearly 11 feet LOA if its nose is slightly deflated. Given that the 71's optional hydraulic swim platform ($44,000) spans a majority of the vessel's 17'6" beam, I'd rather add some removable chocks and mount the tender there, in which case the ER would become as open as the galley and saloon and much more consistent with this vessel's mission of being a spacious express cruiser. And interestingly, just forward the ER are the crew quarters, which offer two wide, six-foot-plus-long athwartships bunks, and an en suite head with shower stall and MSD. This is one of the largest crew quarters I've seen on a vessel of this size.
The full-beam master stateroom is also quite large with its standard king-size berth, walk-in closet, and en suite head. The forepeak VIP offers guests a queen, and the port guest cabin aft of it features a double berth.
While a nap in the master seemed tempting, I wanted that wheel time. After getting it, I can say that the 71 felt just as seamless under my fingers as she appeared during the speed runs. With the joystick, I could easily spin her within her length and slide her sideways with just a finger's input. When I flattened the throttles, she smoothly came up on plane, and with minimal tab (less than half), her trim angle never exceeded 3.5 degrees. She did lean into hardover turns at speed, which required a little ducking to the see what was to the inboard side, but nothing too dramatic.
The Taiwan-built Newport 71 SS4 offers a solid turn of speed, spectacular handling in both close quarters and open water, spacious accommodations, and a fine fit and finish. Add in her respectable cruising range and you get a yacht whose travels should keep your logbook full while adding a library of on-the-water memories.
Newport (954) 767-8305.
NOTEWORTHY: Easy DockingOne of the well-documented benefits of an IPS-equipped boat is maneuverability in close quarters. With 1500 rpm available at the helm when the 71's joystick is engaged, beating back currents, sliding in side-to, and backing in without a piling bump are almost guaranteed with only minimal practice. To further ease handling, Newport offers an optional ($12,000) joystick-equipped cockpit docking station. Since you can't really see beyond the cockpit table from the port-side helm area, it's well worth the money for the peace of mind it provides. From this position, you get a clear view of the vessel's swim platform and starboard side. We used this station when backing the 71 into a skinny slip and were able to flawlessly creep her past a broken and submerged piling one inch at a time. —P.S.
This article originally appeared in the October 2009 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.


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Laparoscopy is a type of surgery done through several small incisions in the abdomen. Small tools and a laparoscope, a tiny camera, are placed through the incisions to allow the surgeon to see inside the belly and perform surgical tasks. This type of surgery is popular, because it usually shortens recovery time. It also leaves small scars in most cases.
Many types of surgery can now be done with a laparoscope. Some examples include:
It can also be done to help make a diagnosis.
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a laparoscopy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Depending on the reason for your surgery, your doctor may do the following:
In the days leading up to your procedure:
Talk to your doctor about the medications you are taking. Up to one week before the procedure, you may be asked to stop taking some medications such as:
Most commonly, you will have
anesthesia. You will be asleep.
After you are asleep and do not feel any pain, a needle will be inserted to inject carbon dioxide into your abdomen. The gas will make your abdomen expand. This will make it easier to see the organs. The laparoscope will then be inserted through a small hole that is cut in the skin. The laparoscope lights, magnifies, and projects an image onto a video screen. The area will then be inspected.
If necessary, several other incisions will be made in the abdomen. Tiny tools will be inserted to take biopsies or do surgery. The incisions will be closed with stitches or clips.
This varies greatly depending on the procedure
Anesthesia will prevent pain during the procedure. You may have soreness for a couple of days during recovery. Ask your doctor about pain medication. You may also feel bloated or have pain in your shoulder from the gas. This can last up to three days.
When you are home, follow your doctor's
, which may include:
Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water. You should be able to go back to regular activities in about one week. If the procedure was done to help diagnose a condition, your doctor will suggest treatment options. Biopsy results may take up to a week to come back.
After arriving home, contact your doctor if any of the following occur:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
American College of Surgeons
Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons
Health Canada
Women's Health Matters
Laparoscopy. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website. Available at:
http://www.acog.org/~/media/For%20Patients/faq061.pdf?dmc=1&ts=20130723T1313462445. Published April 2013. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Patient information for diagnostic laparoscopy.
Society of American Gastrointestinal Endoscopic Surgeons website. Available at:
http://www.sages.org/publication/id/PI02/. Accessed July 23, 2013.
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Southampton youngster joins Crystal Palace on loan
15:26 07 June 2012
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Transfer news: Aaron Martin has joined the Eagles
Southampton defender Aaron Martin has joined Crystal Palace on loan for the 2012/13 season.
The 22-year-old made 17 appearances for the Saints last season, scoring twice and it is hoped that Martin can pick up valuable experience in the Championship.
"This will be a great move for Aaron in terms of his development at Southampton Football Club," said Southampton manager Nigel Adkins.
"He has done ever so well for us so far, but he needs to be playing on a regular basis to continue to develop.
"He has a long-term contract here and we see a bright future for him, but to keep progressing he needs to be playing regular football, and he will get that at Crystal Palace.
"They play good football, and it will be a fantastic environment for him to go into and continue to improve."


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May 24, 2016
Washington D.C. -- Justin Upton and Andrelton Simmons homered, leading Paul Maholm and the Atlanta Braves past the Washington Nationals 9-0 Sunday for a three-game sweep and their ninth straight win.
Upton hit his seventh home run of the season. Chris Johnson had four hits and two RBIs for the Braves, who took a 7-0 lead in the third inning against Gio Gonzalez (1-1).
In sweeping their NL East rivals and compiling the best record in the major leagues, Atlanta (11-1) has outscored the opposition 62-23 and built a 20-6 advantage in home runs.
The Braves have swept three straight series (Cubs, Miami and Washington) for the first time since April 2000, when they swept four in a row (Phillies, Pirates, Dodgers, and Padres).
Maholm (3-0) pitched two-hit ball into the eighth inning.
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- Caroline Wozniacki's explanation to Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet on her mid-match injury retirement against Anne Kremer in the first round of Luxembourg after leading 7-5, 5-0.
Papa Piotr also discussed the incident with the paper, which occurred during a live mic on-court coaching session, and told them "I said to her,'Caroline, whether it is 5-0, 4-1 or 3-2 at the next change of ends, you have to decide if you will be able to play the next match. Then make the right decision." The move has prompted the WTA to review a tape of the match after reports surfaced the conversation was posted online leading some bets to possibly be put on the homegirl.
I do think Wozzi was being a good sport knowing she would most likely not be able to play her next match due to the leg injury. But this incident does highlight the fact that the on-court coaching discussions can be easily heard by anyone and used for any purpose, including betting.
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More Crony Socialism from the Obama Administration?
No Administration in our nation's history has cut more government deals with campaign contributors than the Barack Obama Administration. They have increased federal spending by nearly $900 billion, to $3.9 trillion – and the President has sought to get as much of it as possible to his cronies. Obama Donor's Firm Hired to Fix Health Care Web Mess It Created Obama Crony Wins Contract to | Read More »


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If you want people to come and work for you, paying them for that work should really go without saying.
Unpaid internships — occasionally billed as "work experience" or "an opportunity for exposure, or other similar words — are a cancer that needs to be removed from the Australian work landscape.
It's really quite simple. They are exploitative, they are pure evil and, in a lot of cases, they are downright illegal.
This has been something of a crusade for me over the last few years. While I was studying at uni there were endless "opportunities" presented to me to get my writing out there. To build up a reputation and to gain so-called invaluable experience as to how my chosen field operates in our modern, ultra-competitive world.
In return, all I had to do was be willing to bend over and make sure to leave the lubricants at home.
One only needs to glance at the various online job boards to see the extent of this problem. Pedestrian.tv is a perfect example. Even the most superficial examination of the positions listed there offer everything under the sun. Except cash money compensation for your work.
Today, Junkee (part of the Sound Alliance group which includes familiar sites such as FasterLouder and Same Same) put up a post advertising for "three super keen and talented students, who are keen to get some experience in social media, marketing or events".
The positions offered were for "three months from mid-April, with a one-day-per-week commitment, at the Sound Alliance office in Sydney's Surry Hills".
Sounds good, right? Wrong.
What was offered was in fact a place in their "unpaid internship program".
Fair Work Australia, the government body that oversees employer/employee relationships, is pretty clear on what constitutes an actual internship or vocational placement — which are perfectly legal and should be encouraged — and what companies, like Junkee, are offering.
The test is quite simple.
According to Fair Work Australia: "A vocational placement is a formal work experience arrangement that is part of an education or training course."
The positions offered by Junkee fail this test immediately. From what was posted on their ad, there is no formal relationship between Junkee and any sort of educational institution. You simply apply, and if they like you enough you can go and work there. And not get paid.
Fair Work Australia continues: "Where an unpaid work arrangement is not a vocational placement, the arrangement can only be lawful if no employment relationship exists"
What is an employment relationship?
Fair Work Australia again:
- The parties intend to create a legally binding arrangement
- There is a commitment to perform work for the benefit of the business or organisation
- The person performing the work is to get something in return (which might be just experience or training)
- The person must not be performing the work as part of a business of their own.
The big one here is the second point: "to perform work for the benefit of the business or organisation".
According to what Junkee is advertising, the tasks accepted candidates will be doing include:
- "Sourcing images, content creation, community management, brainstorming strategy ideas and responding to fan enquires, assisting with reporting plus broad administrative support to the entire team" if they are the social media intern.
- "management of website content, newsletters, social media support, building PR contact lists, event support plus broad administrative support to the entire team. In particular you'll be working across the inthemix Awards, Electronic Music Conference and other projects for Junkee, AWOL and FasterLouder" if they are the marketing and communications intern, and
- "sourcing supplier quotes, support with pre-event documents, assisting onsite at events, writing creative briefs, assisting in brainstorms for new ideas plus broad administrative support to the entire team" if they are accepted as the event management intern.
It is pretty clear that everything listed there is a task that would ordinarily be undertaken by a paid employee as part of their relevant position description.
Returning to Fair Work Australia, we can see that an employment relation exists when:
"Is the work normally performed by paid employees? Does the business or organisation need this work to be done? The more integral the work is to the function of the business, the more likely it is that an employment relationship could be found."
This isn't rocket science.
When you want people to come and work for your company, you should pay them. As has been pointed out by plenty of others over the last few years.
Earlier this year, the Federal Circuit Court fined Melbourne-based Crocmedia $24,000 over their use of unpaid interns.
According to The Age, Fair Work Australia told the court that "because the pair had performed productive work for the company that was not a formal part of their university studies they were entitled to be paid minimum wages".
The Fair Work Ombudsman, Natalie James, was also quoted in the article, saying, "When a worker moves beyond merely learning and observing and starts assisting with business outputs and productivity, workplace laws dictate that the worker must be paid minimum employee entitlements".
In handing down the punishment, Judge Reithmuller wrote, "Profiting from 'volunteers' is not acceptable conduct within the industrial relations scheme applicable in Australia".
So there it is.
If what you are offering is not associated directly with a particular course of study at a particular educational institution, and what the "intern" will be doing is fulfilling the role of what would ordinarily be a paid position, you are exploiting people. You are possibly acting outside the law.
You are a cancer.


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The NDP's 45-year reign in Brandon East would come to an end if a provincial election were held today with the Progressive Conservatives sweeping Western Manitoba, a new poll suggests.
The poll, conducted by Probe Research for the Brandon Sun, finds the Conservatives have a commanding double-digit lead over the NDP — 47 per cent of those surveyed would support the Tory candidate while just 31 per cent would vote for NDP MLA Drew Caldwell, who has held the seat for 15 years, or another NDP candidate.
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For Alex Sullivan, it was to be a weekend of fun: He planned to ring in his 27th birthday with friends at a special midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises" and then celebrate his first wedding anniversary on Sunday.
Late Friday, Sullivan's family confirmed that police told them he was among those killed.
"He was a very, very good young man," said Sullivan's uncle, Joe Loewenguth. "He always had a smile, always made you laugh. He had a little bit of comic in him. Witty, smart. He was loving, had a big heart."
To read more about Sullivan click here.
Micayla Medek, 23, was also among the dead, her father's cousin Anita Busch told the Associated Press on Saturday.
Busch said the news, while heartbreaking, was a relief for the family after an agonizing day of waiting for news.
"I hope this evil act ... doesn't shake people's faith in God," she said.
To read more about Medek click here.
A blogger who recently wrote of surviving a Toronto shooting was also among those killed, the woman's brother said.
The death of Jessica Ghawi, who was also known as Jessica Redfield, was a "complete and utter shock," said her brother Jordan Ghawi.
Jessica Ghawi, 24, moved to Denver from Texas about a year ago, and friends and colleagues described her as outgoing, smart and witty.
"She was always kind of a sponge as far as how she could be an even better journalist and sports broadcaster," Peter Burns, a radio sports show host with Mile High Sports Radio in Denver - where Ghawi recently interned - said.
To read more about Ghawi click here.
At about midnight Saturday, a Navy notification team told the family of 27-year-old John Larimer that he was one of the 12 killed.
Larimer was in the U.S. Navy and stationed in Aurora. According to NBC 5 Chicago, Larimer graduated from Crystal Lake South High School in 2003, where a flag outside flew at half staff Saturday.
To read more about Larimer click here.
Matt McQuinn was with his girlfriend, Samantha Yowler, during the screening. The couple had recently moved to Colorado from Ohio in November 2011.
McQuinn was shot and killed as he tried to shield his girlfriend from the barrage of gunfire, Yowlers' grandmother, Elsie Windle told the Dayton Daily News.
Yowler was shot in the leg and continues to recover at a local hospital.
To read more about McQuinn click here.
Another victim was identified as Jesse Childress on Saturday morning. Childress was a staff sergeant with Buckley Air Force Base.
To read more about Childress click here.
Six-year-old Veronica Moser-Sullivan was killed, her great-aunt, Annie Dalton, told 9NEWS.
Veronica's mother, Ashley Moser, 25, is in critical condition with a bullet in the throat and in the abdomen, says Dalton, who is Ashley's aunt.
To read more about Moser-Sullivan click here.
Jansen Young says she survived the shooting after her boyfriend Jon Blunk shielded her from the bullets by lying on top of her.
"Jon just took a bullet for me," she said on the Today Show.
Blunk's death was officially confirmed by authorities on Saturday.
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|HHS takes care of business in first 2 games of district tournament
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
As they did for most of the season, the HHS baseball team dominated in the first two rounds of the 2A District 7 Baseball Tournament in Akron, knocking off Merino 16-2 and Wray 10-0.
"We didn't make mistakes," said coach John Zilla. "We put the ball in play and we were aggressive on the base path. We just got things rolling."
Holyoke 10, Wray 0
In the semifinal round of the district tournament, Holyoke, who entered the tournament with the No. 1 seed, handed fourth-seeded Wray a 10-0 loss as they qualified for the championship game with ease.
With the team's capability to score runs on any one swing of the bat, and the near-perfect defense led by pitcher Deyten Klein, the Dragons were a force to be reckoned with.
Brett Cumming began the bottom of the first inning with a stand-up double to get things started for the Dragons. He would score two batters later as Jaydin Goldenstein hit a sacrifice fly to right field, giving the Dragons a 1-0 advantage.
HHS went off for five runs on three hits in the second inning, highlighted by a grand slam by Brett Cumming.
Holyoke scored two more runs in the fifth as Trevor Dalton, Goldenstein and Jesus Hermosillo all singled in the inning.
Bradley Cumming and Dalton each crossed home in the sixth inning to secure the 10-0 victory for the Dragons.
Klein was untouchable on the mound for Holyoke. In six innings of work, he only gave up two hits while striking out four Wray batters.
Coach Zilla commented that Klein did a great job of getting opposing hitters to ground out. Dalton was solid at shortstop, quickly throwing out any batter who hit his way.
Brett Cumming and Dalton each posted two-hit performances in the game to lead the Dragons. Brett Cumming was also responsible for four runs batted in.
Holyoke 16, Merino 2
To kick off the district tournament, Holyoke put a 16-2 whooping to the eighth-seeded Merino Rams.
Merino actually lit up the scoreboard first with a run in the first inning.
The lead would not stick as the Dragons picked up two runs in the bottom half of the first inning on a two-run round-tripper for Dalton.
With the two teams knotted at two apiece after Merino scored again, Brett Cumming gave the Dragons some breathing room. He lifted a pitch over the outfield fence for a grand slam in the third inning, giving Holyoke plenty of momentum to put the Rams away.
The Dragons rattled off seven runs in the third, then turned around and scored another seven in the fourth for the 16-2 lopsided victory.
As to not overexert the pitching staff in the first game of the tournament, Alfredo Santos, Logan Tharp and Goldenstein all split pitching duties.
Santos started the game for the Dragons. In two innings, he allowed two runs on three hits and two walks.
Tharp allowed just one hit and one walk in two innings while striking out one.
Goldenstein picked up the save, retiring three of the five batters he faced in the fifth inning. He gave up just one hit while hitting and walking one batter as well.
Hermosillo and Tharp each had three hits in the game while Brett Cumming and Dalton had two hits a piece. Dalton had a huge day at the plate as he knocked in five runs. Brett Cumming accounted for four runs batted in and Hermosillo added another three RBIs.
For more information on the district and upcoming regional tournaments, click here.
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A woman reported on Monday that she was accosted Sunday by a man with a knife but was able to get away after the two struggled over her backpack.
The 60-year-old woman said she was walking in Tuscawilla Park just after 4 p.m. Sunday when a man on a bicycle came up to her, pulled a knife and tried to grab her backpack, according to Ocala Police Department reports. The woman said she and the man grappled over the bag until the man let go and rode off.
The woman left the area and reported the incident Monday. She had minor cuts and scratches on her arm, reports state. She was not able to give a detailed description of the man.
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From Jerod Brooks on twitter Update on DIRECTV/Fox. Drop dead date has been extended from tomorrow morning to 2:59am et on 11-2-11. Negotiations are on going. to follow along go to twitter.com/givemethemic. Maybe this is good news.
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College of Business and Public Affairs
Office: 309 Anderson Hall
West Chester Pa 19383
Phone: 610-436-3460
Email: Department Chair
333C Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-3460
Accounting (2009)
Executive in Residence
B.S., The Pennsylvania State University C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Brad retired as a partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers in 2008. He had been with the firm for 33 years and was admitted into the partnership in 1986. Brad has worked in the Firm's Philadelphia, New York, Tokyo and Riyadh offices. He was also with the Global Assurance Methodology Group and US national Private Company Services Group. In addition to client service in the Assurance practice, Brad was the Private Company Services (PCS) site leader and has developed strategic, marketing and operational plans, implemented learning and education programs, created new service lines and led change management programs. Before becoming the PCS Site Leader, Brad was one of three partners charged with the responsibility of opening a new satellite office in the Philadelphia suburbs. This office was grown to 50 people within five years and during that time Brad became the High Technology leader for the Philadelphia Area.
Brad has been on the adjunct faculty of several universities and has authored several publications on both technical and business improvement topics. He is also a member of the American and Pennsylvania Institutes of Certified Public Accountants
329 Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 430-4398
Accounting (2010)
Assistant Professor
B.S., LaSalle University MBA, LaSalle University Ed.D., Widener University
Prof. Barndt has extensive industry experience serving in roles as CFO, COO, Audit Manager and International Controller for medium size firms. His research interests focus on accounting education, costing systems and the use of accounting information systems. He will soon be published in Strategic Finance and is actively pursuing other projects. Prior to his Joining West Chester University, Prof. Barndt taught courses in financial and managerial accounting, cost, auditing, and systems among others at DeSales University and intermediate financial accounting, cost accounting and systems at Lockhaven University.
319 Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-1095
Accounting (2000)
B.S., West Chester University of Pennsylvania M.B.A., Drexel University C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania C.F.E.,
Professor Belak worked in industry as a financial analyst and senior financial analyst and for a firm preparing individual and business federal and state tax returns. She is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. Professor Belak has returned to her alma mater to teach Managerial Accounting, Fraud Examination for Managers, and Governmental and Not-For-Profit Accounting. Her research interests involve topics related to fraud examination. She has published in the Pennsylvania CPA Journal. Phyllis is also the co-advisor of the Accounting Society.
317A Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-2812
Accounting (2007)
B.S., University of Arizona M.Ac., University of Arizona Ph.D., Virginia Tech University C.P.A., State of Arizona C.M.A.,
A.J. Cataldo has worked in public accounting, as a government auditor, controller, and provided expert testimony in business litigation engagements. His publications include 3 Elsevier Science monographs and his articles have appeared in Journal of Accountancy, National Tax Journal, Research in Accounting Regulation, Journal of Forensic Accounting, Accounting Historians Journal, and many others. He has also published in and served on editorial review boards for Institute of Management Accounting association journals, including Management Accounting, Strategic Finance, and Management Accounting Quarterly, since January 1990.
303 Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-2236
Accounting (2013)
B.S.B.A., Drexel University; M.B.A., Drexel University; Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo, Accounting, minor in Finance; C.P.A State of Pennsylvania
PRobert Derstine, Ph.D., CPA began his career performing audits in the Philadelphia offices of Arthur Anderson and Ernst & Ernst. His academic career began at Villanova University where he taught undergraduate accounting and M.B.A. courses for 37 years. While at Villanova, Dr. Derstine also taught review courses for both the CPA exam and the CFA exam. For the last four years, Dr. Derstine taught intermediate accounting, financial accounting (including distance learning), senior seminar in accounting, and served as an honors thesis advisor and faculty supervisor for accounting interns at Kutztown University. Dr. Derstine has over 40 published articles -- recent pubs include: Using Deferred Income Taxes as A Link Between Intermediate Accounting And Corporate Income Tax Courses, Complying with the 150-Hour Education Requirement to Become a CPA-Which Approach is Right for YOU? and New Hires Ready to Hit the Ground Running. In his spare time, Dr. Derstine served for 30 years as a Deputy Waterways Conservation officer in the Law Enforcement Bureau of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Now two grandkids occupy his spare time.
303 Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-3015
Accounting (1998)
Associate Professor
B.S., Miami University of Ohio M.S., Drexel University Ph.D., Drexel University C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Dr Flynn worked for seven years in public accounting in the Philadelphia offices of Ernst & Young and PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Subsequently, Dr. Flynn worked in industry as a financial reporting manager, assistant controller, and controller before entering academia full time in the fall of 1993. At West Chester University, Kevin specializes in teaching individual and business federal income taxation, and governmental and not-for-profit accounting. His research interests involve individual income taxation.
309B Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 738-0493
Accounting (2009)
B.A., University of Oklahoma,
Ph.D., Arizona State University, C.P.A., State of Oklahoma,
Originally from Oklahoma, Dr. Fuller is proud to say she is "Sooner Born & Sooner Bred"! Before returning for her PhD Lori worked three years as an external auditor and one year as an internal auditor; both at large multi-national corporations. Her research interests lie in auditing and forensic accounting; whereas her teaching interests are auditing, accounting systems and fraud examination. She has published in Behavioral Research in Accounting; the Journal of Forensic Accounting; Oil, Gas & Energy Quarterly; Strategic Finance and Management Accounting Quarterly. One recent publication was nationally recognized by the Institute of Management Accounting (IMA) for its contribution to the literature. This publication as well as her most recent were reprinted and sent to all members of the IMA. Dr. Fuller has taught at Auburn University, University of Delaware and Widener University before joining the faculty at West Chester University. On a personal level, Lori spends time with her spouse and six four-legged children. She loves laughter, playing sports and Phillies baseball.
Accounting (1974)
Associate Professor
B.S., Drexel University M.B.A., Drexel University C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Prior to coming to West Chester University, Professor Galbraith worked in public accounting and industry. He teaches intermediate accounting and auditing. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He served as advisor to the West Chester Accounting Society and the Student Chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants.
Accounting (2010)
Associate Professor
LL.M., Villanova University School of Law, J.D., Widener University School of Law, B.A., Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, Bar of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (1996 to Present), Bar of the Supreme Court of New Jersey (1997 to 2011), Bar of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (1998 to Present, Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) (2006 to Present).
Professor Halsey began his legal career as a Pennsylvania and New Jersey attorney, providing legal advice primarily in the corporate law areas of tax, business and business transition planning for business owners and high net worth clients. His academic career included ten years as the senior member of the Legal Studies faculty at Peirce College, where he attained the rank of Full Professor before he joined the West Chester faculty full-time in 2010.
Professor Halsey is also very active in legal academic and professional organizations. He is past President of the Mid-Atlantic Academy of Legal Studies in Business (MAALSB) and he has been Editor-In-Chief of the Atlantic Law Journal since 2009. He has also served on the West Chester Borough Planning Commission.
Professor Halsey has over a dozen published academic articles to his credit and is the author of Legal Environment: Business Law and Business Entities, a business law textbook
Phone: (610) 436-3324
Accounting (1977)
B.Com., Cairo University M.B.A., Long Island University Ph.D., University of Oklahoma
Dr. Naggar has worked for with foreign governments and international organizations for twenty years. His research interests lie in the areas of accounting for the oil and gas industry, international accounting issues and international economic issues. He has published in the International Academy of Business and Public Administration Disciplines, The Southwestern Journal of Economics, The Academy of Business Disciplines, and the American Economist. Ali has been an instrumental figure in creating the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) Chapter of West Chester. Under his leadership, the West Chester Chapter of has flourished and won first place in the Warner Division (for smaller chapters) two years in a row (2009 and 2010) competing against approximately one hundred other chapters. Due to this success, the West Chester chapter and Dr. Naggar have been recognized by Dean Fiorentino, Provost Lawmers, and President Weisenstein at a number of functions. In addition, the national headquarters has presented a banner and trophy for each first place finish. Finally, Dr. Naggar received a citation from the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for excellent accomplishments of the IMA chapter of West Chester.
317A Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 738-0562
Accounting (2004)
Associate Professor
B.S., Rowan University M.B.A., Drexel University D.B.A., Louisiana Tech University C.P.A., State of Maryland C.M.A.,
Dr. Oehlers has worked in industry and public accounting prior to his DBA. Recognized for his outstanding teaching, he has twice received the Leslie Quick School of Business Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award at Widener University as well as being honored by the West Chester University Inter-fraternity council as an outstanding professor. His research interests lie in issues related to identity theft, ethics and personality, and costing systems. His research has been published in International Journal of Management, Oil, Gas & Energy Quarterly, Pennsylvania CPA Journal, Strategic Finance, Oil, Gas and Energy Quarterly, Issues in Innovation, and The Journal of Financial Services Professionals. He serves on the editorial board of Issues in Innovation, Associate Editor of the Journal of Mentored Management Accounting Research, the advisory board of the Atlantic City Cape Community College Accounting Advisory Board, is the advisor of Beta Alpha Psi, and the co-advisor of the Accounting Society, Institute of Management Accountants, and National Association of Black Accountants.
319 Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 738-0553
Accounting (2008)
Full-time Temporary Instructor
B.S., Villanova University M.B.A., Drexel University C.P.A., Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Glenn began his career in the audit division and also worked in the consulting division of a major accounting firm before accepting a position with one of their clients. In industry he has worked in various positions including CFO and CEO. He now also heads his own consulting firm and is Chairman of the Board of Directors of a major area financial institution. Glenn has also taught part time at Villanova University since 1983. He has taught a number of accounting disciples, most notably, Financial Accounting, Intermediate Accounting, Globalization in Accounting, and Accounting for MBA's. Glenn is also the co-advisor of the National Association of Black Accountants.
312D Anderson Hall
Phone: (610) 436-2365
Marketing (1993)
B.S., La Salle University
J.D., University of Pennsylvania


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I started zimbra as su or root and it seems to have broken a few things is there a way to mostly i get these errors now when i try to stop/start zimbra as the su zimbra user
[zimbra@shoemasters tmp]$ zmcontrol stop
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Stopping antispam...Done
Stopping antivirus...Done
Stopping ldap...Done
Stopping logger...FAILED
Error: no pid in '/opt/zimbra/logger/db/mysql.pid'
/opt/zimbra/bin/zmlogswatchctl: line 52: kill: (20360) - No such process
Stopping mailbox...Done
Stopping mta...Done
Stopping snmp...Done
Stopping spell...Done
[zimbra@shoemasters tmp]$ zmcontrol start
Host shoemasters.com
Starting ldap...Done.
Starting antispam...Done.
Starting antivirus...Done.
Starting logger...Done.
Starting mailbox...Done.
Starting mta...Done.
Starting snmp...FAILED
chmod: changing permissions of `/tmp/swatch.out': Operation not permitted
Starting spell...Done.
I was working on a complete remote backup and need to shut down zimbra do back then restart zimbra. I think that bacula can do this but is there commands i can run a other than the one that requires u to be su zimbra
Also how do i fix what i have broken as starting and stopping zimbra as root can i just fix or erase the the tmp file ??
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drwxr-xr-x 2 zimbra zimbra 4096 Dec 11 14:43 hsperfdata_zimbra
-rw-r--r-- 1 zimbra zimbra 536 Dec 11 14:40 logprocess.out
-rwxrwxrwx 1 zimbra zimbra 82 Dec 11 14:43 logswatch.out
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drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 Nov 29 04:07 saveconfig.11749
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Capital girls lose, but getting closer
Capital typically saves its best for last and the Cougars seem to be trending that way this season, too.
Freshman midfielder Taylor Hunkele scored a goal off an assist from freshman midfielder Halie Hill early in the opening half and that was all Parkersburg could muster against host Capital for a 1-0 victory Saturday on the Cougars' Senior Day.
A crowd of about 70 attended the Class AAA matchup of state-ranked girls high school soccer teams at the Alex Schoenbaum Family Foundation Fields at Capital High School.
The Cougars (7-8), who were No. 14 in this week's state coaches association rankings, have held their own against some strong opponents but are still seeking consistency with only a few weeks left before the postseason begins. Capital upset top-ranked George Washington in last year's sectional tournament.
"I think we have better potential, but we're just not executing,'' said Cougars senior keeper Michelle Newhouse, who turned in four saves to keep her team in the game to the end.
"We're getting there. It's just going to take more work. We usually peak during sectionals. It worked out well for us last year beating G-dub.''
Cougars coach Riley Gibson said the addition of a couple of injured players in the next week or so should make a difference in close games.
"We tend to play one good [half] and one bad one,'' said Gibson, who has seen his squad drop three games by 1-0 scores and another 2-1. "We let one get in and . . . it just kills us. We can't lose the 50-50 balls and expect to win. Our girls have to eventually find it in themselves that they want to win.
"Right now they're not showing the heart. I've got one of my starters coming back in a week or two and hopefully we can make some adjustments and go at them. We get everybody back [and] we'll see what kind of run we can make.''
Hunkele received a pass from Hill and dribbled in on Newhouse and put the ball past the all-state keeper. Newhouse turned in diving stops on two one-on-one situations as the Cougars managed just two shots on goal themselves. Big Reds junior Taylor Beckley stopped both shots.
"A freshman against an all-state keeper, I thought she placed the ball really well,'' said Parkersburg coach Kristen Schreiber of Hunkele's tally. She put it in the back of the net and that's all we needed to win. The defense bent a little bit, but they didn't break. Overall, we can't be too disappointed with that.''
Schreiber was also using Saturday's game as a measuring stick for her young squad. The No. 8 Big Reds (10-3-2) handed No. 3 Winfield its first lost of the year earlier in the week and she was hoping to see the same attitude carry over.
"I felt like we played a little bit down,'' she said. "We had a high on Tuesday and I don't feel like we had the same intensity, but we're a young team and the inconsistencies have been there all season.
"That's what we're trying to work towards is being more consistent and doing the little things better. We showed that at times. I think at one point I had six or seven freshmen on the field. We're almost done with this season and freshmen can't be freshmen anymore.''
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Hershey Is Happening!Written by on November 1, 2005 Goodguys 1st Great American Nationals
That's right. For the first time ever, over 4,000 '72 and earlier classic trucks, hot rods, and customs turned out for the first Goodguys/DuPont Great American Nationals, presented by Grundy Insurance. The huge attendance set an official entry record for a first-time Goodguys event. And considering the rainy week leading up to the show may even have discouraged some folk, we predict that Goodguys Hershey is destined to become one of the biggest Goodguys events of all. Giant Center, which is adjacent to both the Hershey amusement park and the original Hershey Chocolate factory, proved to be a good fit for the first-ever event. In addition to the massive show area, vendors and exhibitors areas, swap meet, the "Cars for Sale Corral," and live nostalgia entertainment, the Hershey show was also one of our five stops for the Classic Trucks Top 10 awards, not to mention a qualifying event for the crowning of Goodguys' Truck of the Year for 2005. Needless to say, there was a nice collection of trucks in the winner's circle come Sunday.
Goodguys has announced that they will return to Giant Center at Hershey Park for the 2nd Great American Nationals May 19-21, 2006, so log on to www.good-guys.com and mark your calendars for this or any of the 22 Goodguys events.
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Recognize this truck? Lou Calisabetta's '57 GMC, our September cover model, garnered a lot of attention over the weekend but was narrowly beat out for TOTY finalist by another Orange '55-59.Dave Pearlman has one clean Pro Street '70 Chevy. The chopped top combined with the stretched out flames made this longbed look, well...even longer!We couldn't count all the body mods on Larry Page's '59 El Camino if we tried. He ended up with one helluva truck, though.He probably intended it to be a relaxing weekend, but once we picked James Brown's '48 and moved it up front, JB (center) spent literally his entire day taking pictures and signing autographs for fans. And he was extremely kind and gracious while doing it. Not being a huge football fan, I joked that he may have been just as excited to meet me as I was him. But make no mistake, this gentleman was the epitome of class and was every bit as personable as he seems on his show. Welcome to our hobby, Mr. Brown.Smitty's Custom Automotive out of Tiffin, OH, built this killer '59 Chevy belonging to Bill Blewett. In addition to being a Top 10 pick, this immaculate Fleetside was voted in as a finalist for Goodguys Truck of the Year-Late award.Meanwhile, this Spicy Orange Mica '41 Ford was voted in as a finalist for the TOTY-Early award. Bill and Bonnie Young of Lansdale, PA, are the lucky owners.Dan Fuller's '56 big window looks pretty subtle from afar. But upon closer inspection, we found a blown Chrysler Hemi and a hand-built stainless Vette rear. This truck won us over fast.
Skip Soroka brought out this fine example of why old Dodges are cool. The suede '36 is all updated Ford underneath and all tuck 'n' roll inside. We like how the bias plies transform the look of the Torq-Thrust IIs.Jeff Sinon's '68 C-10 has all the right stuff, including a ZZ4 crate engine, Jim Meyer frontend, killer flame job, and Ultra leather interior.David and JoAnne Bowen brought out their super clean '72 Chevy for everyone to ogle over. Under the Jaguar Carnival Red paint is a 530hp 383 and a full system from Air Ride Technologies.In our feature of Ron Lawson's Blurple '56 F-100, we mistakenly said it was a former Top 10 winner. Since we crossed paths again, we figured we ought to make good on our statement.TWO '36 Dodges in a Top 10? We couldn't believe it either! But Darren Clegg's example was light years from Skip's, and the stance combined with the 17- and 20-inch Colorado Customs and perfect red paint makes this Dodge a winner.Ready for a good story? Jim "Bones" Noteboom built this '48 Chevy a while back and it landed on our December 2000 cover. We spotted it way in the back 40 here at Hershey and soon discovered that it now belongs to none other than the Emmy-Award-winning James "JB" Brown, host of Fox's "NFL Sunday." Now he can add Classic Trucks Top 10 winner to his list of achievements.According to the tag, this patina'd '38 Chevy is owned by Sharon Sherry of Hicksville, NY. It sure was cool to watch it cruising the grounds all weekend.Based on the fact that both of the TOTY finalists so far have them and fine examples like this, we'd say that the dual headlight "5-to-9s" are making a strong comeback.
How about a chopped '63 Ford Econoline nostalgia rod? Jason Acerra of Allentown, PA, thought so, and we say right on!Another Dodge? Well, actually this is Craig Malone's '37 Plymouth, and the tunnel-rammed 440 was as unique as the rest of the truck.This clean '59 (didn't someone just say something about dual headlights?) belongs to Troy Gutshall of Harrisburg, PA.We're going to rename this area "Pennsylvania DODGE Country"! Lou and Linda Poleselli own this clean yellow '47 with matching steelies.This otherwise stock '33 Ford features a Hilborn-injected Eddie Meyer flathead and suede interior. It must be a blast to drive.


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Good one, Guy! I came down to the show in Salt Lake City last year and met you, Ike, and Adam there. I had one of the bulls on the RMEF Great Elk Tour that year. You are all great guys and it was really nice talking with you. As some of the others have indicated, you are the real deal and your family and staff truly do a great job representing "hunting the way it is supposed to be" with your magazines and tv show. I'd love to meet Mike sometime -- please wish him the best on his new mule deer book. I'm reading it now and thoroughly enjoying it!
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I'll be at the Sacramento show and keep an eye out for you Guy. Awesome you chimed in for MTMuley. I enjoy all your products. TV shows, great magazines, helpful and entertaining movies, and great books. I read every page of every magazine. Give me some help and draw my name for the elk hunt.
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For Christopher Titolo, the headaches began in the fall of 2011 when he started fourth grade. Doctors checked his eyesight and tested him for allergies, but Christopher was fine. After a severe headache accompanied by vomiting, his parents Vincent and Sue grew worried. They took him to see his pediatrician, who ordered an MRI.
That night, as the Titolos were getting ready for bed at their home in Guilderland, NY, the phone rang. It was his pediatrician. Christopher had hydrocephalus, a buildup of fluid inside the brain.
"He told us Christopher had a very large tumor on his brain," recalls Vincent, a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. "The tumor was blocking the cerebral fluid that drains from the brain. He was in a lot of danger."
The couple rushed Christopher to Albany Med's Children's Hospital, where a team of doctors was waiting. "Six hours earlier he was playing basketball," Vincent says. "Now, they were asking if he could walk or talk or move."
It turned out Christopher had a juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma, a life-threatening childhood brain tumor. The next morning, Albany Med pediatric neurosurgeon Dr. Matthew Adamo began the 10-and-a-half hour procedure to remove the tumor. Thankfully, it turned out to be benign.
A day after the surgery, the doctors began reducing his sedatives, a process that was among the most stressful of the whole ordeal. "That's what I remember most is the one night as he was coming out of sedation," Vincent says. "There were so many unknowns. Can he see? Can he talk? We didn't know how he would be transformed by the surgery."
Time revealed that Christopher had done well. By the end of the weekend, he was sitting up and saying yes or no. After a month in Albany Med's pediatric intensive care unit, Christopher started rehab. "It was just a big deal to see him walk for the first time," Vincent says.
A year later, Christopher is back in school in the fifth grade at Pine Bush Elementary School and playing basketball. "He's back to being a regular kid," Vincent says.


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This town, known as Carcesa in Roman times, is surrounded by the steep contours of the Halcones rock. Cazorla occupies a fantastic location within the lush landscapes of the Parque Natural de las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas. The town's streets, lined with whitewashed houses adorned with flower-decked balconies, are perfect for a stroll. At nightfall, typical caracoladas (oil-filled snail shells used by the locals to create geometrical shapes) illuminate the houses here.
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Las Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y las Villas Nature Reserve
E - 23005 Cazorla
Spain's largest nature reserve extends over an area of 214 300 hectares. Its landscape is breathtakingly beautiful. Its villages, its unusual vegetation (one of the most amazing plants is the Cazorla violet), and its fauna (wild boar, deer) all contr..
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This church formed part of a Franciscan monastery (17C). It contains the statue of the Holy Christ of the Consolation, much worshipped by the villagers.
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SALVADOR Brazil (Reuters) – The future of soccer in the United States has never seemed brighter.
Like the rest of the planet, the land of the free has been swept up in the excitement of the World Cup, with millions of people glued to their television sets watching the events unfold in Brazil.
The enthusiasm for Team USA – one of the tournament's supposed underdogs – has been infectious with President Barack Obama leading a nationwide cheer squad that includes America's biggest sports stars and celebrities.
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The World Cup remains one of the few final frontiers that no U.S. team has ever conquered but if the surge of American children who have made soccer their first-choice sport is any indication, it may only be a matter for time.
The U.S. national head coach Juergen Klinsmann knows better than most the enormous potential of the U.S. but for him, the future will have to wait.
"We are not thinking at all about the future right now, we are thinking about the present and we want to go far," he told a news conference on Monday, the eve of his team's second round clash with Belgium.
"The more experienced players like Clint Dempsey, Tim Howard, DaMarcus Beasley, Jermaine Jones, this is the moment, you have to squeeze everything out of yourself.
"Right now it is all about Brazil, this World Cup."
The U.S. were rated as longshots to win the title after being drawn in a difficult group with Germany, Portugal and Ghana, but defied the odds to finish runners-up to Germany and reach the last 16.
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The road ahead is no easier with Belgium favored to end America's run as early as Tuesday but Klinsmann, a World Cup winner with Germany in 1990, has instilled his players with the belief that now is their moment.
"We made it out of a difficult group and now every game is 50/50," he said.
"We need to be spot on, right now, give everything we have. I am confident that if every player gets to his limits tomorrow we will have a positive outcome.
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"We started a process there years ago, we see a lot of things developing on many fronts, but you know you get judged by how good the outcome is in the World Cup."
Despite sticking to his mantra of living for the moment, Klinsmann has more than a vested interest in the future of American soccer and knows the longterm value of a strong showing by his team in Brazil.
In addition to being the head coach of the national team, he is also the technical director for U.S. Soccer, helping oversee the development of youth teams. His teenage son Jonathan is a member of the national under 18s squad.
Thousands of Americans have traveled to Brazil to watch the World Cup and Klinsmann said the support had given his players an added sense of duty to keep going.
"You see where the game is going in the United States, you can't stop it anymore, the league is doing a great job, millions of kids playing soccer throughout the country, it is going to another level," he said.
"And the locomotive for all of this development is always the national team, in every country, so we want to do well. We want to inspire them and give them enthusiasm and belief."
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