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Black Diamond created the Squall Tent for those who need a spacious, burly shelter to handle anything from an average winter camping day to a Himalayan base camp. A unique pole design adds strength while the dual vestibules provide a place to stash your gear out of the rain. Black Diamond added adjustable vents to let you bring in the cool air on a hot day or seal out the cold when a storm blows through.
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Mt. Logan Failure
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
We purchased the Squall and Stormtrack specifically for an attempt on Mt. Logan's East Ridge (Yukon, Canada - arctic, high winds and snow, high altitude). We wanted a lightweight double wall mountain tent and these seemed to fit the bill.
We only ended up using them for basecamp and advanced basecamp for a total of less than 2 weeks. We were very nervous to use them on the ridge proper (luckily the weather decided we wouldn't have to).
We were very disappointed with the durability. We had to patch multiple holes in each fly, some at friction areas over the tent poles, some from (careful) sweeping/shovelling around the tent, some spontaneous. In addition one of the tent poles tore through the end of the pole sleeve during normal setup. This was all basically snow camping at low elevation and low wind.
We also noted a few serious design problems. The front zipper in the top corner is very tight and high risk of tearing either the zipper or the tent (as mentioned in other reviews). Also, the fly tie downs do not pull the fly tight enough and at the bottom it ends up resting on the inner tent between the poles (especially if snowing), which then does not allow the inner tent to ventilate properly.
We also had a BD Tempest (single wall Toddtex) and it was bomber. Another team had a Mountain Hardward Trango, which was a bit heavier but stood up well and they had zero issues. On similar expeditions I have used TNF VE-25 and single wall Biblers with no problems. I have had lots of BD equipment and always been impressed. Sadly, I would never recommend these tents for any winter camping, high winds, or anywhere where durability is a must. Not a 4 season mountain tent as advertised.
We returned both tents - the good news is Backcountry.com took them back without any problem and gave us a full refund. I will definitely buy from these guys again!
Poor design and materials
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Taking time to research a product usually pays off in the end. During my search for an affordable, light weight, four-season tent I found the BD Squall. Everything looks great on paper but after using this tent for two seasons I am very disappointed. Based on my experience with this product, here are some things you may want to consider.
1) This is a very large tent. Great for base camp but extremely hard to place if space is limited.
2) Two seasons of moderate use have resulted in the seam tape on the fly flaking off and sticking to the poles and tent body.
3) Poor design of the front tent flap causes a major stress point on the zipper which has failed twice since the purchase.
4) Not designed to withstand heavy winds even when guy-wires are emplloyed from the fly mounts.
Despite all these misgivings I still stand by BD as a company. I notified them about the poor quality of the fly and they are sending me a new one free of charge. Turns out they have had a few issues with the coating used on their flies in the past.
Take home point, take time to think about what you want out of the tent. Do you really need a three person? Are you going to be placing the tent on wide open ground or have to find space nestled between obstructions? If you are looking for a technical tent, this one probably isn't for you.
Not built to last.
I recently took the Squall over to Kamchatka for a ski mountaineering expedition. Was sadly disappointed in the quality of its construction. Felt happy to get a month's use out of the thing. Luckily without it being blown to smitherines in a storm.
Is it just me or has BD dropped the ball in the last few years? Seems like they are over-engineering everything, having lost sight of the more important aspects of mountain equipment..
On a more positive note, i found the size about ideal for approach/ base camps for two people and heaps of gear. With a reasonable weight.
Definitely not worth 600 dollars. IMO
So what tent do you recommend that is under 8 pounds, has an internal height of 48" and as you stated, "without it being blown to smitherines in a storm". Seriously 2 stars? I've had this tent for over three years and it has withstood hail, wind, rain, my 120lb dog, tons of trips... what issues did you actually have? It held up on your trip but you didn't say what went wrong with the tent???
DoubleLight Series Technology: Black Diamond Stormtrack and Squall tents
Learn about the concept behind the Stormtrack and Squall tents from Black Diamonds DoubleLight Series. Nathan Kuder, BDs Softgoods Category Director, explains the design and intended use of these versatile and strong 4-season shelters.
Dimensions for those interested
I only want one tent, for winter an summer...
I only want one tent, for winter an summer use, is this tent a too hot for summer? about 86 F. excess condensation?
You'd probably be pretty miserable in 86 F inside this tent. Depending on what kind of winter use you have in mind, you might not really find an option that does both. If your winter use is just on the snow/cold/rain...and not mountaineering, then I'd check out the Bibler Ahwahnee or something from Hilleberg (not sold here currently). Of course the Ahwahnee is a two person tent, so it might not work for you, but Hilleberg has several options that would be decent.
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what is the size of the inner tent Length & width?
From Black Diamond's diagrams it looks to be about 90" long and 80" wide (at the widest point). I'll upload the diagram, hopefully it helps. Maybe someone who owns the tent can bust out a tape measure and chime in.


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I have been a member of the Cartographers Guild since 2010 and have commissioned maps in the past. I was very pleased with the results and I am now back for another go.
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This is a mapping commission for an area map that I need to a Table Top RP Game that I am running. I tried to upload a very rough example that I whipped up in MS Paint, but for unknown reasons the system will not let me at this time. I will have to send via email should a cartographer express interest in this commission.
Size: At least 12 by 12, larger if possible.
Resolution: 300 dpi
Mode: Adobe RGB 1998 Color Space
Format: Jpeg, Tiff, or EPS. I leave it to your expertise on which format to use. Basically, whichever one retains the highest image quality upon saving.
Transfer of files: Via an FTP upload to a server that I will provide or you can send to me via Drop Box or other similar service.
Copyright: Remains with cartographer
These maps will not be published or reproduced for commercial gain by me. Thusly they will be for my personal use only. However, I do require written permission to reproduce the maps as needed for my personal use. Also, I would like permission to add in labels as needed.
Sunday December 15th
Design Process:
Stage 1 initial sketch once approved
Stage 2 A 50% design development submittal for review once approved
Stage 3 A 90% design development submittal for review once approved
Stage 4 Final Maps
$100.00 payable via Paypal with a $50.00 earnest payment to start if needed with the balance paid upon delivery and acceptance of the final files.
For now via this thread and the Cartographers Guild messenger
Additional contact information will be provided should the project move forward

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ATLANTA, Ga. -- More than 2,000 people showed up for Hosea Feed the Hungry's Labor of Love event on Monday.
In fact, organizer Elizabeth Omilami said nearly a hundred people were lined up hours before registration even opened.
"That tells you how great a need there is. We've got people who can't get jobs, but also folks who have jobs but don't make enough to survive," said Omilami.
To ease that burden volunteers offered bags of food and for the first time also fresh fruits and vegetables.
Omilami said Kaiser Permanente helped with a grant that provided Hosea money to go buy fresh produce.
"We have what are called fresh food deserts in the community with the people we serve. They don't have fresh produce or it's too expensive and they won't buy it," said Omilami.
Another first was encorporating a job fair where a handful of companies, including Goodwill of North Georgia and Mary Kay Cosmetics, met with prospective employees. The Georgia Department of Labor offered free resume help and tips on how to handle job interviews.
It is the job component of the event that interested Omar Lee.
"Right now I work at the McDonalds on Cleveland Avenue, but I feel like I'm under employed. This is a good opportunity to upgrade," said Lee.
Mother of three Shatoya Harris said almost the same thing. She has a job, but is looking for something different to accomodate her child care needs.
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ATLANTA -- On Christmas morning, among the shouts of joy and the hugs of excitement family members will have questions like "What is that?" and do I really didn't need this? And on Wednesday morning, sometimes a buy becomes a return.
If you get a gift you want to return, your most important first step is don't throw anything in the box away -- keep the receipt and know where the gift was purchased.
Know what you can return and what you can't.
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"If you open a CD, DVD, Blue Ray or Video Game, Software or anything like that, you cannot return those if they are opened. If they are unopened, then you can definitely return it," said Jeremy Crow, store manager at a local Best Buy.
But policies on the big ticket items at most stores are more flexible.
"You can return TV's, cameras, computers, tablets, anything like that, even if you've opened them and used them," Crow added.
But don't try to scam the system--you could get caught.
"People do try to return things they bought 3-4-5 years ago," he said.
Keep in mind when you do reach the return counter that you will only get store credit or cash on what was actually paid for the item.
But for all the people who do head to the return counter, there are some who just take a deep breath, no matter what the gift.
"The worst gift I ever got was a set of binoculars with a camera in it. It was absolutely the worst gift but I kept it because it was a gift. Somebody put some thought into it, just the wrong thought," said Shawn Johnson, a holiday shopper.
He said he left the gift in the original box, and put it in a drawer where it has been for 2 years.
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|Timm is All-Tournament VB player at districts
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Kendra Timm recently received the "All-Tournament" player honor for her performance at the district volleyball tournament Friday, Oct. 30 at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling.
The Holyoke High School senior is a hitter for the Dragons and was a leader in game stats throughout the 2009 season. In district tournament action, Timm had a total of 31 kills in the two matches against Sedgwick County and Merino among a number of other good blocks, digs and serves.
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I just wanted to ask if somebody finally have a solution for tomcat no starting after a clean reboot. I have reinstalled many times, the installer correctly starts everything nicely, but after a **clean** shutdown (zmcontrol stop) zcs just stops working it would not start the admin console and niether the user web ui... what am i doing wrong? i am starting it using zmcontrol start, everything seems to be working ok.. spamd is working, apache is working, mysql is working but java and tomcat do not seems to work. I run zmfixperms, i have tried running tomcat manually (tomcat start) i just doesn't seem to work.
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The setting is Medieval with some Steampunk. Don't go too crazy with your technology and I'm sure we'll be fine.
Vampires are just scary stories told by the fire at night, werewolves the stuff of legend. Until you are Turned. Once you are made a child of the night, an entire subculture opens up to you. Realizing that creatures like yourself have always existed, you set off in search of more people like you.
Our story starts at the Bad Moon Inn in Caemlyn, the capitol city of Andoria. This is a local Vampire and Werewolf hang out. It is considered neutral territory and fighting is prohibited. If you are furry and hate fangers, leave your grudge at the door or the gnome behind the bar will shoot you. Got it? It works the other way around, the gnome is immune to vamp eye mumbo jumbo hypno crap, so behave. Or else.
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Rooms 1-5 and 21-25 are Vampire rooms
Rooms 6-14 and 26-27 are Shifter rooms
No one may occupy the deluxe suite UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Profiles may be submitted for approval if you have any question of suitability.
Please feel free to private message me at any time with any questions you may have.
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Acceptable Mutations:
How people are Mutated:
Vampires are made when a humanoid is bitten and drained completely of blood by a vampire, and the corpse is fed said vampire's blood, symbolically replacing the blood taken. Three days later they rise a vampire of the same line as their maker.
If in that time the corpse is fed the blood of more than one vampire, it rises a Remnent which is a mindless killing machine and cannot be reasoned with.
They can bite a humanoid for sustenance without killing, and without turning them into a vampire. The only way a vampire is made by draining AND feeding them the older vampire's blood. It's the only way.
Shifters are made when a humanoid is bitten by a shifter under the full moon while in animal form. The next full moon they shift into the same animal as their maker. (the shifting process will be described in a post made by me, if you have any questions, please PM me)
True Shifters are made when a humanoid is bitten by the Primordial Loki in his true form. They may change into any animal at any time and are not tied to the moon. They are EXTREMELY rare and only playable by advanced Roleplayers. If you wish to play one of these, please PM me before making your profile.
Mages are born with the Spark, not made and thus are considered the only "natural mutation." They will typically display some form of psychic power very young. These powers include telepathy, visions, telekinesis, etc. A mage from the Onyx Tower will find them relatively early, and take them to the tower for training. A fully trained mage can master in one of these categories of expertise:
Elementalists are the most common and may control Air, Water, Earth, and Fire. Healers are rarer may control all of these plus Spirit. Necromancers are extremely rare and may control all of the above plus Life and Death magic.
Very strong Necromancers may control all forms of undeath, including vampires. They are the only ones who can heal vampires.
A, B, C, and D are all unnamed countries. You can pick your own nationality if you desire.
The unnamed cities are numbered. If you want to name a city say something like, "My character is from Glade city 1 named BLAHBLAH."
Largest and most wealthy country contains many gold, silver, copper and iron mines. Governed by Humans but every species of humanoid makes up the citizenry.
-----Starting City (red) Caemlyn - White stone wall surrounds the city, white stones pave the streets.
The enemy of Andoria, second wealthiest country. Governed by Gnomes but every species of humanoid makes up the citizenry.
Little more than a city, it is claimed by both Andoria and Glade. It is a port city, very rough and dirty. Is not governed, has no military to speak of.
The Frozen North
Dwarves dwell in these nearly uninhabitable lands, and they are very closed mouthed folk. Stories abound about Trolls, Jotunn and other scary, huge monsters.
The Onyx Tower
A tower built by mages who scour the land searching for children with the Spark.
Carolainian Plains
The Fallen Nation of Carolain once stood here, now destroyed the area is mostly uninhabited.
The Fingers
These Everglades are dangerous to traverse, tropical and full of strange beasties. It's Swampland.
The Desert
Many small warrior tribes live in the desert, not much is known about them. Stories creep out about giant insects, strange monsters and the Jotunn.
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If I grip the grips and squeeze the tank, no wobble. And I don't mean death grip and "contraceptive" leg squeeze, I just mean handshake grip, some knee pressure. Like how you SHOULD be attached to a little bike while going that fast
Like I said in my very first post on this forum, I sold a Harley Road King and bought the C5, You ride on a Harley, you ride with a Royal Enfield.
Suggest everyone do squats, benches, rows, chins, deadlifts, pushups, whatever for a few weeks. Then get back on, hang on and ride.
He's good, does it just the way I showed him!
...admittedly, on a G5
Last perfect sunday, connecting 2 great collection of curves with a stretch of highway, thumper on 60 mph, flapping Tshirt and jeans, one hand on the throttle, one on the hip, legs open for fresh air, glass of white wine on the tank relaxed and steady as a rock on a perfect sunny sunday......admittedly, on a G5
I may just try that Mike,if the mechanical s&%! don't work out. Can I still smoke though?
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text: Future of music: Record labels should learn from software developers Culture 21 July 11 by Olivia Solon Flickr.com/JD Hancock The music industry needs to take a leaf out of book of the software developers in order to avoid piracy and create more innovative products, argued Michael Breidenbruecker, founder of RJDJ, on a panel at the Wired Future of Music event in London this weekHe said: "If you compare the software and music industries, software coped with piracy better. Software is upgraded, updated and you can add plug-ins. The people who create software are very innovative when they package products. The music industry wasn't innovative; it's still essentially the same product -- recorded music."He added: "Now with technology we have the opportunity to develop new musical formats."The sorts of things he is referring to are music apps, such as those developed at RJDJ, that change music from a pre-defined recording into an adaptive, generative environment. RJDJ describes this in slightly more lofty terms: "We don't do apps. We craft sonic experiences." Paul Smernicki, director of digital at Universal Music, was keen to highlight the difference between the record industry and the music industry. He admitted that the record industry was in decline, but formed just a small part of the music industry.He said that although people describe the likes of Songkick as a tech company, he saw them as forming part of the music industry. He added: "We will definitely be more involved in partnerships than ever before." He was keen to point out how technology has not only been destructive to the music industry -- it has also been very constructive. "We are always discussing how tech has disrupted the music industry," he said, "but it's amazing how easy it is for people to create. The opportunity is greater than it's ever been. Garage Band costs £2.99 -- this is a phenomenal leap for us in terms of creating music." Read page 2 12 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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If you're a regular reader then you know those of us in the Fourtitude offices have a soft spot for the older "small" bumper 4000S quattro. Built just one year in the USA with quattro and the original Giugiaro design still intact (i.e. pre-facelift), the 4000 quattro is an oddity that flies under the radar while the iconic ur-quattro gets all the notoriety.
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Wilmington, NC (Sports Network) - Keith Rendleman recorded a double-double with 15 points and 10 rebounds as the UNC-Wilmington Seahawks held on to defeat the Georgia State Panthers, 76-72, in Colonial Athletic Association action at Trask Coliseum.
Craig Ponder contributed a team-high 17 points and four assists off the bench in the Seahawks' (9-14, 4-7 CAA) victory. Cedrick Williams added 14 points and six boards off the bench. Chris Dixon and Freddie Jackson recorded 12 and 10 points, respectively, as UNC-Wilmington snapped a three-game losing streak.
For the Panthers (12-13, 7-5), R.J. Hunter scored a game-high 26 points to go with five steals. Devonta White recorded 19 points and four assists. Manny Atkins added 12 points and six boards as Georgia State had a two-game winning streak snapped.
UNC-Wilmington made 61.5 percent of its shots from the floor including 5-of-10 from beyond the arc in the first half. The Seahawks bench outscored the visiting bench 18-0, en route to a 42-32 advantage at the break.
Georgia State made 14-of-30 from the floor and committed only one turnover and forced six in the second half. UNC-Wilmington only had a two-point lead with 33 seconds remaining. Georgia State hit two foul shots to put them within two-points, but two made foul shots by Craig Ponder and Cedrick Williams would seal the win for the Seahawks.
UNC-Wilmington's bench outscored Georgia State, 22-4 in the contest.
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Mooresville, NC (April 3, 2013) – The month of April is underway and it serves as Distracted Driving Awareness Month. For the second straight year, DRIVE SMART Virginia, GEICO and Germain Racing will partner to bring attention to one of our nation's biggest hazards, distracted driving. Casey Mears will carry the DRIVE SMART Virginia logo on his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion for the Martinsville and Richmond NASCAR Sprint Cup Series races on April 7th and April 27th.
Mears and his GEICO team will help deliver the message that 'driving distractions can be deadly… buckle up, phone down'.
Janet Brooking, Executive Director, DRIVE SMART Virginia said, "We're excited about the partnership with Casey Mears, GEICO and Germain Racing. Casey understands that no matter how well you drive, distracted driving is dangerous at any speed. Any time your hands are off the wheel or your eyes are off the road, you could injure yourself or others in a crash. We're glad Casey shares our passion and we hope that together we can convey the importance of our message."
More than a racecar driver, Mears is a husband and the father of a young family. He strongly adheres to the principle of 'buckle up, phone down', and encourages others to do so, as well.
"I enjoy the partnership with DRIVE SMART Virginia because it allows me to help spread their message about the dangers of distracted driving and the importance of being focused when you're behind the wheel," Mears said. "A text, or checking Facebook or Twitter, is not worth losing your life over. If you have someone with you, have them text for you; a designated texter, if you will. What's important is arriving safely at your destination. If you text and drive, you not only run the risk of hurting yourself, but also others around you, just check the statistics. I appreciate GEICO and DRIVE SMART Virginia giving me this opportunity to positively impact the lives of others."
Some key facts surrounding distracted driving:
• If you text and drive you are 23 times more likely to have a crash.
• 8 out of 10 crashes involve a distracted driving incident within 3 seconds of the incident.
• Talking on a phone, even hands free, reduces the brain activity associated with driving nearly 40%.
• In 2011, 3,331 people were killed and 387,000 injured nationally in distracted driving crashes.
• Wear your seatbelt: it's the best defense against a distracted driver.
DRIVE SMART Virginia's mission is to educate drivers and raise traffic safety awareness in order to save lives and reduce injuries on the roadways of Virginia.
As part of Distracted Driving Awareness Month, DRIVE SMART Virginia has planned events from Bristol to Virginia Beach and from Martinsville to Northern Virginia. Many workplace partners are planning a distracted driving day at their offices, including a letter from an executive to employees about distracted driving. Some schools will distribute posters and brochures.
To learn more about DRIVE SMART Virginia, please visit: www.drivesmartva.org
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.caseymearsracing.com
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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Federal game warden Mike Damico of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating the illegal shootings of hawks that have been found in Perkins and Chase counties between Grant and Imperial. The injured hawks have been picked up by Raptor Recovery of Nebraska. Damico said the injured hawks recovered were still alive and visible, however, he questions how many others are undiscovered because they're dead in fields. Besides the rash of hawk shootings, he said the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wonders about eagles and owls that are also being shot at. A year-and-a-half ago, a $1,000 reward was offered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife for an adult golden eagle that was shot near Madrid. The bird was found in late March 2008. The more recent hawk shootings have been going on for quite some time, said Damico, stating it is a violation of state and federal law to shoot any migratory raptor. Damico requests help from the public and asks anyone with knowledge or information to call Nebraska Wildlife Crimestoppers at 800-742-7627.Injured Raptor—What To Do Remember these important guidelines if an injured raptor is found: • Approach the bird from behind, if possible. • Cover the bird completely with a towel, blanket, jacket or any light-weight item. • Quickly restrain the bird under the covering. • As the bird calms down, gather the covering together, being careful to keep the bird covered completely. Be sure the wings are folded against its body. • Transfer the bird to a well-ventilated cardboard box as soon as possible. • Contact Raptor Recovery Nebraska (402-994-2009) or the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission (402-471-0641) immediately. • Do not attempt to treat or feed the bird yourself. Many well-meaning attempts have resulted in further injury or the death of a bird.


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A Future For Kansas Wildlife
The Kansas Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Plan, entitled "A Future for Kansas Wildlife," has been finalized. The theme of Kansas' Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Plan (CWCP) is "Keeping Common Species Common." A major premise of Kansas' approach to developing the CWCP was to use existing information - not to start from scratch or conduct new studies. The process relied heavily on experts and interested parties participating in the process to bring the best available information into the plan.
More than 200 technical experts were identified and contacted, including KDWP staff. Technical information on species, regions, habitats, population status and trend, and habitat status and trend was compiled into a 120-page workbook that served as the basis for "Kansas' Comprehensive Wildlife Conservation Plan Summit" held on the campus of Kansas State University on February 22-23, 2005. Seventy conference participants, consisting of individuals from academia, as well as conservation agencies and organizations, focused on issues, strategies, research and survey needs, and monitoring protocols, and potential partnerships important in implementation.
KDWP wishes to thank those participants and potential partners. For a list of participating agencies, organizations and educational institutions, click here.
KDWP wishes to thank the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies (IAFWA), through Teaming with Wildlife, for taking a leadership role in the funding of the State Wildlife Grant (SWG) program, in assisting the states in meeting the planning requirements of SWG, and ever keeping the importance of the program in the public eye.
KDWP also wishes to thank the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service for their expert assistance and guidance throughout the process.
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City Council to have final say on allocation of $1M in Community Development Block Grant funding
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WHEELING — Following much debate over the Wheeling Human Rights Commission's role, City Council will settle the matter Tuesday by deciding how to distribute $1 million in federal Community......
$400,000 to rebuild the Elk's playground in East Wheeling, you've got to be kidding. This is just money to be thrown into the Mayor's boondoggle sports field for WCCHS. Wheeling had one foot in the grave and this mayor is the banana peel under the other.
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How about reducing it to $300,000 and give $100,000 to protect the rights of those he need the SEMI FULLY staffed Human Rights Commission. How is it that you cut and cut, and the woman at the helm, still found ways, without staff, without assistants, without a receptionist,...apparently without a raise in 25 years, to continue to help fight for those who are un-represented or underrepresented? Pay the woman a reasonable salary, fund the program, and pull it in to whatever category is necessary based on the pot of money available. SHAME on anyone who wont help this program.
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@newgirl: I know you are well intentioned but Wheeling does not need an HRC. I reviewed their annual report several years ago, and really, the HRC, also while well intentioned, does basically nothing except receive some phone calls, go to other group luncheons, and donate promotional material to those other groups. This entire operation if it were actually needed, could be handled by a part-time secretary for a maximum of $15,000 yearly.
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Newgirl- The "underrepresented" They have the right to one vote; the same as I. Offer Garrett another job, close the d@@@ thing and quit squabbling.
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CDBG. Another term for WASTE OF TAXPAYER MONEY!!!!!!
I think that $224,000 in administrative cost out of $400,000 says it all....
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They now want to spend $400k to rebuild a playground when they were offering to give away several playgrounds due to lack of use, within the past year or two?
$224,000 for "administration" including $100,000 for another (or dozens) of plans that will collect dust?
I am not at all advocating for the HRC. But my tax dollars (federal) have no business paying for studies, funding soup kitchens or giving away free health care.
Every dollar the government gives away is one less dollar I have in my pocket to buy the things that I need.
Wheeling is a laughingstock. What a group of fools? Where is the remaining $124,000 (10% of the total grant) going in "administration"?
Why does the city manager of a slum town with 28,000 souls earn as much as the mayor of Pittsburgh, pop. 300,000?
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The HRC IS a waste of money. What do they do? How much discrimination is their in Wheeling, with the official minority census at 5% (the real number is much higher)?
Per the HRC budget request letter, in 2012, they received 3,148 inquiries. This number includes phone calls, emails and walk-ins. That is approx. 12.6 calls, emails or walk-ins per day, 5 days per week, 50 weeks per year.
How many of you would LOVE to only have a total of 12 phone calls/emails in any given workday?
11 complaints were filed in 2011 and 1 in 2012. 12 were investigated in 2012 (why not 2011). Only 2 had any sort of positive outcome.
The remainder of the time seems to be spent attending seminars and handling out literature.
Shut down this joke of an office and give a refund to those who pay taxes!
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Wouldn't YOU love a job in which you are paid $2,175 per year in attendance bonuses? Isn't that what the director is PAID to do?
Close to $55,000 per year in wages & benefits for a director who investigates 12 complaints per year?
If I was paid $17.48 for each email or phone call I received in any given year, I would be on the Forbes 400 list.
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Only one posting in this thread is actually accurate, and it apparent you folks do not know the "rules" involved with CDBG funding, the East Wheeling project (especially you, Hefner - as always), or how the HRC operates and Mrs. Garrett's performance record. Ragnar's offered stats should reveal a ton about this situation.
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It seems that those who opppose funding the HRC makes some good points about actual need, cost and duplication of effort though some go to far with their views. However, those who support it seem to be in the feel good community who think it should be funded so we can feel good about ourselves, whether its needed or not. I noticed some big time Wheeling liberal types like to testify and support the HRC, and yet they all are names of people we know cuz they got bucks. Write a check folks, fund it yourself instead of telling people who make mini wage to support something they don't use. There are 150 hungry lawyers eager to sue anyone who thinks their rights were violated, why do we need someone handing out brochures? The HRC is just one of those predictable things that boomer liberals think makes them not feel like conservatives no matter how rich they have gotten to be. It has such little activity how will we miss it? Well, keep last year's BMW another yr and write a check.
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No service for those who need it-get rid of it. I believe in fighting for those under-represented, its just never going to happen in wheeling-on a wheeling level. Cases are not going to be successful here, because it is always going to involve someone who knows someone. Thats the way its done. Let it be done at state level. Less chance of corruption.
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I think the idea that being told you HAVE to have an HRC in your city in order to receive CBGB funding is ridiculous. If your state has an HRC then develop a program where the state send out people from their offices to handle any issues, legitimate issues, locally. I find it difficult to support an organization that uses their funding and time to rename city streets and develop a special parking space for one client at a local business. There are other needs in our city, such as Health Right, The Homeless Coalition and the Soup Kitchen, that could use this funding. It shouldn't be used to pay for those other things as mentioned above. Certainly not for dinner meetings at Perkins and other frivolous benefits.
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HOT ROD to the Rescue - Broken BrakesWritten by Marlan Davis on May 3, 2012 Contributors: Doug Norrdin, Jesse Kiser
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Someday, Clint Schmucker's Slant Six– powered '64 Dodge Dart will have a badass 440-Wedge underhood. In preparation for that momentous occasion, Clint has been upgrading other suspension and brake parts. There are now mini-tubs out back with inboard-relocated Chrysler Super Stock leaf springs supporting a narrowed, 8¾-inch, big-car rearend with large 10x2.5-inch drums, 15x10-inch Weld wheels with 5-inch backspacing, and P315/60R15 Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials. Up front, Clint swapped over to later factory front disc brakes, installing what he thought were brand-new '73 Dodge Dart (A-Body) upper control arms, steering knuckles (spindles), brake rotors, calipers, and brake lines. The old, single-pot master cylinder was exchanged for a '73 manual disc/drum cylinder, but the original '64 pedal pushrod was retained.
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Schmucker complains, "The brakes will not completely bleed." He says, "If you pump the brakes twice, they stop fine." He thinks the cause might be that "the factory single- pot master-cylinder pushrod is not long enough for the new master cylinder." To find a solution, we sent the Pasadena, California–based car to Doug Norrdin's Global West Suspension. You may know Global for its premier-handling "Negative Roll" suspension packages and custom brake upgrades, but it also performs in-shop chassis, suspension, and brake service. After receiving the trailered-in car, Norrdin reported that the brake pedal was completely soft; there was zero braking effect. Norrdin's first step: inspect for proper fit and function. He found problems with virtually all the major system components.
The Fix: Rear Drums
Initially, Norrdin removed the rear drums to check that the wheel cylinder size was correct for both the drums and the master cylinder. They were OK, but once the drums were off, Norrdin spotted an incorrectly installed lefthand wheel cylinder pushrod fork. After correcting the problem and adjusting the shoes for moderate drag against the drums, pumping the pedal once produced some firmness, but it was still spongy, sinking slowly to the floor. There was also too much free-play in the brake pedal; pushing on the pedal and pushrod did not immediately produce corresponding movement of the master-cylinder piston.
The Fix: Master Cylinder
Norrdin suspected the master cylinder was bypassing fluid, so he disassembled it for inspection. Sure enough, there was internal corrosion, pitting, and scoring in the apparently remanufactured unit. Norrdin replaced it with a new '73 to '76 Dart manual disc/drum master cylinder (Dorman PN M88787; $46.79 at Rock Auto).
The Fix: Pedal Pushrod
The original pedal pushrod was indeed too short, but a standard, universal, adjustable pushrod (the usual fix in these cases) wouldn't do the job because on a Mopar, the pushrod's master cylinder end has a rounded tip that pushes against a correspondingly rounded piston seat in addition to a receiver groove for a rubber boot and retainer that positively clips the pushrod and boot into the rear of the cylinder. While we lazy journalists went on a sandwich run, Norrdin spent his lunch hour custom-machining a new, adjustable-length pushrod from scratch.
The Fix: Front Caliper
With the master cylinder and correct-length pushrod now in place, Norrdin and an assistant began bleeding the brakes, starting from the point farthest away from the master (the right rear drum brakes), then progressively working forward. The pedal became increasingly firmer until they reached the closest bleed point to the cylinder: the left (driver-side) caliper. D'oh! The caliper's bleed screw faced down toward the bottom of the unit, not up near the top as it should be to properly evacuate air from the system.
WTF? It turns out that most muscle car–era Chrysler products use different right- and lefthand calipers, but depending on the model year, chassis, and even suspension option, the calipers can mount to the spindle in either the leading (toward the front, ahead of the spindle centerline, as on Schmucker's conversion) or trailing (toward the rear) position. That means the same caliper can serve as either a righthand or lefthand unit, depending on the specific vehicle's caliper bracket-mounting orientation. In the Schmucker swap, the caliper was wrong for a driver-side, forward-mount installation—essentially he'd bolted on a duplicate righthand (passenger-side) unit.
If you think this sounds confusing—you're right! Most of the parts books have given up trying to get it right. Cardone is one of the few that come close, listing all possible variations and the correct part number for that variation, with the notation "front-mount" or "rear-mount" appended.
Further complicating the issue, Chrysler sourced calipers from multiple vendors, and the caliper piston diameter can change slightly among different models, even though the caliper assembly still bolts to the same mounting bracket. After much research and head scratching, we found that the correct, matching caliper needed for Schmucker's installation was actually from a '76 Dart (not a '73, as originally thought)—PN 16-4102 for a loaded, remanufactured caliper in the Cardone line ($43.99 at Rock Auto). The same caliper is also used in many other late-'70s Chrysler products (but not necessarily on the driver side).
After final-bleeding the system, Norrdin testdrove the car. It now stops so hard that you better have your seatbelt on or you'll be springing for new windshield glass. Game, set, match.
Lessons Learned
Brake parts must be selected to work together as a team, and reasonable care must be exercised in assembly. Before undertaking a major swap, do your homework, and make sure you know where the parts came from and how and where to install them.
Cardone Industries USA; Philadelphia, PA; 215/912-3000; Cardone.com
Dorman Products Inc.; Colmar, PA; 866/933-2911; DormanProducts.com
Global West Suspension: San Bernardino, CA; 877/470-2975 or 909/890-0759; GlobalWest.net
Rock Auto LLC; Madison, WI; 866/762-5288 or 608/661-1376; RockAuto.com
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Schmucker's old '64 Slant Six Dart begs for a V8 drivetrain, but not before his late-model brake swap gets sorted out.Global West's Doug Norrdin went through the entire brake system step by step to resolve the problem.Multiple fixes were needed, including a new master cylinder (shown), a longer pedal pushrod, and a different left-front caliper.After Global West installed the right parts and thoroughly bled the system, Clint's brakes were broke no more.The first step was to inspect the overall brake system and its individual parts for correct application, adjustment, and proper assembly. Here, Norrdin checks the rear drum brake wheel cylinder diameter to ensure it's correctly sized to work with both the installed brake shoes and the master cylinder.The master cylinder piston return spring was rubbing against the piston and shaft, causing pitting. There was also additional corrosion damage elsewhere on the piston. Only the seals had actually been replaced on the so-called remanufactured unit.The new master cylinder was bench-bled before installation using this simple setup that recirculates the fluid from the cylinder's outlet ports back to its reservoirs. You can make your own out of some hard-line scraps or procure a similar kit at just about any auto parts store.The original '64 Dart single-pot master-cylinder brake-pedal pushrod was too short to develop the proper stroke for the late dual master. Norrdin made a longer pushrod with the proper tip and boot-clip retainer groove to mate with the Mopar master (bottom, compared with stocker, top). The new piece has an adjustable spherical rod end at the pedal end that allows perfect free-play adjustment.
Norrdin drilled the pedal's stock 7/16-inch pushrod hole to 1/2 inch to match the spherical rod end's larger bore, attaching the rod to the pedal using a 1/2-20, Grade 5, fine-thread bolt and lock nut.An overly long bolt was chosen to place only its smooth shank area in contact with the rod end, then its excess threads were cut short to just fully engage the nut.Norrdin adjusted the new pedal pushrod for minimal free-play before it engages (starts pushing against) the master-cylinder piston shaft. In this instance, the correct free-play is about 0.010 inch. Norrdin has since digitized the custom rod, allowing Global to easily CNC-machine any needed Mopar-style pushrods in the future.The wrong caliper for the front mount-style caliper bracket had been installed on the lefthand (driver) side. Note how the bleeder screw (arrow) is located toward the bottom of the caliper, making it virtually impossible to bleed.The correct caliper turned out to be listed for a '76 Dart, driver side, with front-mount brakes. As installed, its bleeder screw (arrow) ends up correctly located at the top of the caliper.One issue easily corrected: A left-rear drum brake wheel cylinder pushrod fork was not correctly aligned with the brake shoe's receiver slot (arrow).


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Helen Walker's letter (Nov. 15) wondered, "What Mitt thinks of the 47 percent now?"
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Nearing the end of their season, the HHS girls' JV basketball team split a win and a loss last weekend. They defeated Caliche 21-9 at home on Thursday, Feb. 12 and lost to Fleming 31-36 on Saturday, Feb. 14.
Holyoke 21, Caliche 9
In a two-period game, the Lady Dragons took the early lead and dominated the scoring against Caliche on Thursday. They led by seven points at the end of the first period and kept up the momentum to claim a 21-9 victory over the Buffaloes.
Mallory Bennett led the Dragon scoring with eight points. Heather Duester and Molly Fricke followed with four points each, Kaylee Groshans three and Marci Vasa two.
At the free throw line, Groshans shot 1-2.
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Holyoke 31, Fleming 36
Holyoke suffered a tough loss on Saturday in the 31-36 game against Fleming. With close scores throughout the three-quarter game, the Lady Dragons took the Wildcats to overtime.
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The connectedness of the moduli space M_g of complex algebraic curves of genus g can be proven by showing that it is dominated by a Hurwitz space of simply branched d-fold covers of the line, which in turn can be shown to be connected by proving the transitivity of the the natural action of the braid group on n-tuples of transpositions in S_n with product 1, which generate S_n: in this action, a generator sigma_i of the braid group acts as
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10th inning to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 2-1 win over the Seattle
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With Chance Ruffin (0-2) on the mound to start the 10th, Kozma singled with
two outs to keep the inning alive and Oliver Perez took the mound.
Walks to Matt Carpenter and Jon Jay loaded the bases before Perez let go of a
pitch that got past Mike Zunino, allowing Kozma to score for the win.
The victory gives St. Louis a one-game lead over Pittsburgh for first place in
the NL Central, as the Pirates lost to the Cubs on Friday.
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To the editor:
All of us relish giving unsolicited advice to our elected representatives. Some of us do it with a cup of coffee in our hand as we read the day's headlines. Others offer it with a ballot on Election Day. Still others offer advice on the pages of this newspaper.
Here is my advice to members of the Indiana General Assembly, and it is simple: Please remember your oath of office.
The Indiana Constitution requires every elected official to take an oath "to support the Constitution of this State, and of the United States …"
That oath applies to every law that a member of the General Assembly proposes, debates and votes upon.
The U.S. Constitution is a document of genius. The U.S. Constitution has guided us to be a nation of liberty and prosperity — all the more reason that our elected officials heed its words. Granted, some of those words can be a bit unclear. But the U.S. Supreme Court interprets and clarifies ambiguities.
That is the role of the courts in America's system of checks and balances. The American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana can help, too. In fact, holding government accountable to the ideals of the Constitution is the only thing we do.
So, it is not all right to draft and submit a bill that you know to be unconstitutional. It is a violation of your oath of office. The U.S. Supreme Court has been quite clear, for example, that public schools may not direct that the school day start begin with the Lord's Prayer.
Legislators can do many things to foster and encourage a peaceful and prosperous society without violating the Constitution. Our laws may not prefer one religion over another, or discriminate against our neighbors, or infringe on our freedom of expression or deprive us of our right to fair and due process.
What can legislators do within the confines of the Constitution to prevent, for example, acts of violence such as the tragedy in Newtown (Conn.)? State Sen. Mike Delph, R-Carmel, offered a suggestion on his website. "Our country must do more to address the topic of mental illness. … Could similar instances be prevented if we take the right steps to ensuring those with mental health issues have the support and resources they need?" The ACLU of Indiana couldn't agree more with Sen. Delph in this instance.
The ACLU of Indiana began this new year winning a case on behalf of mentally ill prisoners in the custody of the Indiana Department of Correction. The U.S. District Court found that the isolation and lack of treatment of mentally ill prisoners violated the Eighth Amendment prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment. Further, these prisoners will be released someday into our communities. Better for them — and us — if we improve their mental health.
So, ladies and gentlemen of the General Assembly, keep the U.S. and Indiana Constitutions before you. Your oath to support the Constitution applies to the laws you draft and pass and to the resources you appropriate and allocate. Voters are watching. The ACLU of Indiana is watching, too.
We stand ready, as stewards of constitutional rights and responsibilities, to offer advice and, when necessary, to fight for those rights on behalf of all Hoosiers.
Jane Henegar,
executive director,
American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana


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Last September's controversial release of Spore demonstrated the extent to which digital rights management (DRM) has become a wedge issue between game publishers and game consumers.
Might the government step in on the side of consumers?
That's difficult to say, but we note that the Federal Trade Commission will hold a town hall conference on DRM issues in Seattle on March 25th. The event will be co-hosted by the Technology Law and Public Policy Clinic at the University of Washington School of Law.
The FTC is currently recruiting panelists and hasn't yet finalized topics. Here's the preliminary agenda:
- Opening remarks
- Demonstrations of DRM-related technology
- Panel discussions regarding burdens on, and benefits for, consumers, and other market and legal issues involving DRM
- Review of industry best practices
- Consideration of the need for government involvement to better protect consumers.
That last bullet point is pretty interesting, especially in light of the FTC's mission:
The Federal Trade Commission works for consumers to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices and to provide information to help spot, stop, and avoid them.
Game consumers have been complaining loudly about DRM and lately even filing class-action lawsuits over the issue. Publishers who employ DRM routinely cite game software piracy as the reason.
Those interested in serving as panelists or suggesting topics for discussion should contact the FTC at email@example.com by January 30, 2009. An FTC press release offers these guidelines:
Interested parties should include both a statement detailing their expertise on the issues to be addressed at the Town Hall, and complete contact information. The Commission will select panelists based on their expertise and on the need to represent a range of views.
Those with a view may also submit written comments or original research until January 30, 2009 to this URL. The town hall meeting is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is not required. It will be webcast live on the FTC website.
Thanks to: GP reader Steve Augustino


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Quite stunning Red. I hope that many people take advantage of your work, it's top notch stuff.
Hey All,
SO i have decided to put together a 8.5"x 11" book of map encounters that i will get published, and hopefully will sell well at the Next Gen con. There will be 24 full color encounter maps of different locations and settings, and i'm toying around with including a couple 1x1 inch gridded battlemaps as well, (double page spread to fit).
The whole idea being that a DM could buy this book (im toying around with 20-25$ resale), and have a whole range of different nicely rendered encounter maps at their fingertips to draw inspiration and/or incorporate into his/her adventure that they are running. I have heard that the encounter maps i have done for Paizo and Wizards in this same style are enjoyed very much, so i thought this would be a useful tool to those DMs that want good maps and/or story seeds to use.
I will be updating this as i finish them, so please leave ideas, comments, and suggestions, i would really appreciate it! Thanks!
PRINTS FOR SALE: Get them while they are hot guys, Epic Cartography maps are on my FB Group page with prices and descriptions!
SHOOT me an Email or PM for prints. They are all printed, cute, laminated, numbered and signed by me Maps go from 8$-15$ apiece + shipping. Let me know
#13 The Tomb
The large stone blocking the entrance lay broken on the floor, revealing an old door. Ruins of an ancient kind are scrawled on its beaten timbers, and a pale light shines from underneath. Once open, marble hewn stairs lead to a chamber of Chieftains from ages past. What else may be found in this once hallowed ground?
#12 The Mine
Deep within the mine, the noise of hammer and tong have been silenced. Only the ominous winds blows through the rocky tunnels, while a humid stench seep from below. Abandoned for years, who knows what may live within?
#11 Desecrated Temple
Hewn from the side of a mountain, an ancient monastery lies in shadow. Once a peaceful temple the local villagers would come to pray and worship, lately it has become a dark place, with strange cries and dull moans emanating from its stout walls. When people start to go missing, the townspeople act. What lies within this ruined place?
#10 The Ring of Stone ****UPDATED***
After a hard days march, the PC's stop to rest within an ancient circle of stones. Their original builders long since forgotten, they have ever been a haven for the stricken traveler as the stones structures create a naturally defensible position. As the night wears on, howls break out all around the stone ring, forcing the PC's to draw steel. Will the old gods accept yet another sacrifice, or will the PC's remind them once again why they are long forgotten?
#9 The Breach
After a desperate seige and terrible fighting, the PC's have done everything they can to resist the enemy! Yet despite their efforts, the wall has come crashing down, forcing the defenders to make a desperate stand within the breach. Hold the enemy as long as you can, and though relief is marching with all haste, but they must have more time. Victorious, and men will sing of this day long thereafter. Fail, and the city and its inhabitants are doomed to a hell worse than death. To the last man!
#8 The Hidden Cave
After fighting through an ambush, the PC's pursuit of the enemy has taken them to the edge of a cliff side. Amongst the underbrush, a cave entrance has been cleverly disguised. After cutting through the thicket, the mouth of the entrance looks hauntingly like a gaping maw eager to swallow the adventurers. What lies within?
Epic Cartography Maps #1-7 here!
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Quite stunning Red. I hope that many people take advantage of your work, it's top notch stuff.
More great stuff Red Epic!
My Finished Maps | My Challenge Maps | Ghoraja Juun, my largely stagnated campaign setting.
Unless otherwise stated by me in the post, all work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
Really nice work!
My finished maps
Mapping Worlds (My blog about mapping)
Imaginary maps (My facbook page devoted to mapping)
Excellent as always. Would make for an interesting couple of more "Cramped" encounters to really test the PCs tactical positioning and ability to fight in confined places.
I am still seriously pondering getting a print of the Cliffside Fortress though. I do hope you do very well with these!
Well I'd say anyone buying the encounter book would certainly be getting their money's worth in terms of art/map quality. =P
#9 The Siege and #10 The Stone Ring are up! Check them out!
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These are very pretty nevermind them also serving as maps
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I totally dig those Moai/Olmec-type head stones.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
-J. Robert Oppenheimer (father of the atom bomb) alluding to The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 11, Verse 32)
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I think of the maps you've done the Breach and the Stone Ring are among the best general encounter maps I've seen. They are absolutely perfect for 4th Edition especially, having interesting terrain features combined with sufficient space to make movement powers of skirmisher type monsters (and PCs) interesting to use. Very well done on them both


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I've taken a look at the SOAP interface with an eye to putting together an alternate SOAP server to talk to my existing mail/calendar store.
From what I see from protocol traces (?debug=3), the ZCS submits using something akin to a SOAP package (the attributes on a SOAP Request seem strange to me, and I haven't figured out how to handle them yet), but the return value is not SOAP - it's JSON (very different format).
Questions for the developers:
1) Does the ZimbraWebClient only accept JSON, or will it accept return values that are true SOAP?
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The hard disk on my server failed last week during transfer to a new server. Initially I thought all messages that didn't make the transfer before the HD failure were lost (unless I wanted to send the drive out for recovery). However, I realized today that I still have all my messages on my client machine which runs Zimbra Desktop (because ZD copies all mailbox contents locally and just periodically sync's with the server).
So my question is, how can I sync these messages from Zimbra Desktop back to the server? If I log in to the Zimbra client web interface I'll get error messages on those e-mails which didn't make the transfer--this tells me that they are missing on the server but not on my client machine.


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The Fields
Release Date: April 24, 2012
Running Time: 98 mins.
MPAA Rating: None
Genre: Drama, Thriller
During the summer of 1973, eight-year-old Steven is sent to live in the Pennsylvania countryside with his grandparents while his mother and father work through their marital troubles. Though his grandmother and grandfather are happy to host him, they warn Steven not to enter the cornfields next to their house. Haunted by news reports of the Manson murders' aftermath, Steven's world intertwines with his grandmother's love of late night horror films and pushes him toward the mystery and darkness of the cornfields that surround their small farm. Eventually, Steven enters the fields, where he makes a terrible discovery. Then, menacing noises begin haunting the family from outside at night and ...


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Sheridan + Company: Modern Meets Vintage Interior Design
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- Location: multiple locations
- Website: sheridaninteriordesign.com
Store History
- Founded: March 2012
- Founded by: Jason Mathews
The stars have aligned to take Sheridan + Company to the next level: a brick and mortar interior design shop on Capitol Hill in the heart of the Pike/Pine corridor on 12th Avenue. The space is full of my favorite items for the home including new and vintage furnishings and continue our interior design service. We want to help make your home a place for beautiful everyday living and inspiration.
I recently had the pleasure of meeting Jason Mathews when I was photographing his house tour (coming soon!), and was excited to learn that he owns and operates a brick & mortar design firm and showroom out of Capitol Hill in Seattle. Opened in March, 2012, Sheridan + Company provides personalized interior design services and specializes in new and vintage furnishings with an emphasis on locally produced furniture and artwork.
Mathews' love for interior design emerged after a stint as a segment producer for CBS News' The Early Show in New York City. "I worked with editors from Martha Stewart Living, House & Garden, Elle Décor and Real Simple and that's when I started falling in love with the idea of how people live in their homes. I was inspired by their vision for making living spaces both stylish and livable and always a reflection of one's personal taste."
Jason believes interiors should be about how people want to live, not trends or fads. "My clients tell me they feel proud of their homes because they live in comfort surrounded by expressions of their personal style." Jason's favorite projects layer traditional, modern and custom elements to create beautiful, relaxing and timeless spaces.
The best part (I think) is that Sheridan + Company represents handcrafted furniture and art work by numerous Pacific Northwest artisans including, but definitely not limited to:
• Homestead Seattle - midcentury furniture source: Remember their brilliant house tour? Check out that gorgeous Grand Chesterfield!
• Seattle designer Arry Yu creator of the Arry Table, a Murphy bed-like table, perfect for any multipurpose space (see photo three under the "Meats and Produce" sign).
• Whitcomb & Company, a furniture design company providing clients in Seattle and Los Angeles with unique pieces from local reclaimed materials.
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I am having problems using the Groupwise Migration Wizard.
I've set up the GWIA to allow LDAP access. When I watch the GWIA console after entering the LDAP settings in the wizard, I see it say LDAP connection accepted, so I know the wizard is hitting the GWIA. However, when I click "Object Picker", I get the message "Unable to perform the search". I am not sure what I am missing. Here is the PO.XML file I am using:
GW_Post is the actual Post Office object in NDS, and not the POA object within GW_Post. I am entering an admin user for Zimbra, and I know the wizard is setting itself as a trusted app because I can see it in the GroupWise trusted applications dialog.Code:<PostofficeIpPortInfo> <postoffice name="cn=GW_Post,o=Students" ip="10.12.241.14" port="1677"> </postoffice> </PostofficeIpPortInfo>
I am not sure what piece I am missing to make this work. Help!!!
I forgot to mention that this system is set up with a MTA/POA in one domain, then a MTA/GWIA/WebAccess in a secondary domain, if that makes any difference.
I also went into the GroupWise client and added a LDAP address book entry for the GWIA LDAP server. I did a search for a name and it came back with entries, so the GWIA is functioning as an LDAP server and returning results.


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Caitlin Guindon, Meghan Walsh, Cheryl Strenger, & Karli Wagner
The 2013 SHRM Northeast Regional Case Competition took place on March 15 - 16, 2013 at the University of Delaware. Teams of students from undergraduate and graduate programs in the Northeast gathered for the two-day conference and regional case competition where they competed in both oral and written presentations for a grand prize of $2,500 cash and complimentary team registration to the 2013 SHRM Annual Conference & Exposition in Chicago. Presentations were evaluated based on the team's ability to analyze the information presented in the case, and clearly and effectively communicate a recommended course of action.
Caitlin Guindon, Meghan Walsh, Cheryl Strenger, &Karli Wagner accepting their prize!!