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1956 Chevrolet Truck Project - Blast Off!Written by on March 16, 2012 Contributors: Jason Scudellari Inspecting a New Project While Inspiring a New Build
Having had my fun with a few projects over the last couple of years, I figured it was time to let our SIM Tech Center Manager Jason Scudellari in on some of the good times. It'd been a while since he had a project of his own to work on, but to say that he's no stranger to working on vintage tin would be putting it lightly. His daily responsibilities range from keeping the company's ever rotating fleet of hot rods in pristine condition to helping us magazine editorial types keep from hurting ourselves while we're shooting tech stories in the shop. Day in and day out, he's wrenching on some kind of hot rod, muscle car, or classic truck. But until now, they always belonged to someone else. And so, it was under these circumstances that he decided to become an official member of the CCT family by taking on a project of his own, a '56 Chevy.
Sourced from a friend who found the truck on Craigslist, Jason scored the truck for a song. But as these things can oftentimes go, he was soon singin' the blues. Upon delivery, he brought the truck over to our warehouse to sit for a few days before he tore it apart to send off to the sandblaster. It was at this point that we both had a good look at what he was going to be up against in the months to come.
The truck had quite a bit of cancer and its fair share of dings and dents, but the price was right and Jason was determined to fix the damage. Before he could get started however, he needed to get the truck cab and related sheetmetal components free of any previous paint, body work, and surface rust. This task was handled by Blasting Specialties and Powdercoating in Commerce, California. Using a combination of crushed garnet and walnut shells, they were able to strip the cab down to its original sheetmetal skin, exposing even more problems. This rather odd combination is actually quite common in the media blasting industry thanks to its ability to quickly strip rust, scale, and paint without damaging the sheetmetal with excess heat.
Undeterred by the ever growing torrent of body woes, Jason shot the truck in Eastwood Gray Primer to keep the bare steel from developing any more body cancer before bringing it over to the SIM Tech Center where the majority of body fix-its will be completed. In the coming months, we'll be covering the various repairs necessary to get the '56 straight and in a semi-presentable form, but until then, check out the original condition of the truck as we picked it up and some of the problem areas we encountered. I'm sure a few of you can relate and have come across similar trucks in your time! CCT
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Here's the '56, fresh off the trailer from the previous owner's farm. Check out the grille to keep critters from crawling into the broken vent window.The view from the backside actually shows what looks to be a decent set of fenders and a fairly nice pair of bedsides.Unfortunately, the driver's side fender has the spare tire mount and will need to be filled to match the opposite side.The header panel in the bed has definitely seen better days. It's safe to say that the truck was used at least!Moving to the front of the truck, the fenders have the usual dings and dents, with the driver's side being the worst of the two.The floor is rotted up to and surrounding the front cab mounts on both sides, a tricky place to have to make repairs. Also note the lower step area of the passenger side has a bit of cancer as well.
The lower corner section of the door step areas also had its share of body rot where dirt and debris lodged itself over the years and ate away at the metal.Up on the roof, it was pretty obvious that lurking under that beautiful pink shade lurked some sketchy body work that had already started to crack and break apart.The upper half of the cab and the majority of steel in the interior, such as the dash, door pillars, and inner roof skin are in pretty good shape compared to the rest of the cab.The last and final step before sending the cab and doors off to the media blaster is to remove the bed and rear fenders as well as the front clip. Then the lower portions of the cab can be inspected one final time.Nothing else grabbed our attention as being particularly heinous, though there were some definite areas that would require some serious attention, so it was decided to send the cab and doors off to the blasters. We decided to hold off on sending out the rest of the sheetmetal until we got the cab and chassis sorted out.Over at Blasting Specialties and Powder-coating, here's a close up of the media that they used to get our truck down to bare metal.Here's a good shot of the blasted area at the corner of the cab (right) compared to the still painted area (left). Note the layers of primer and paint that are visible that all work in conjunction to hide problem areas in old trucks.
Thought they looked okay, underneath all that old junk was a pair of patch panels that were done rather crudely; and something we'll want to replace!Without having sandblasted the truck, it's doubtful we would have uncovered the problem areas. Here, you can see the technique used to attach the patch panels before they were tack welded into place and skimmed over with filler. "Just a coupl'a rivets oughta do the job …"It doesn't look too bad from ten or fifteen feet away … but upon closer inspection, what looked bad before looks particularly ugly now.While the area around the front body bolts looked pretty bad before, it's now painfully obvious that the entire mounting area is going to need to be replaced on both sides.
In addition to the damage to the rear body mount, we found that the seam where the backside of the cab met the floor was also pretty rotten.Another area where someone had performed some rather shoddy bodywork in the past was on the roof, where a number of dents were present, filled with body filler in a haphazard manner.The body filler allowed moisture to get underneath it, resulting in surface rust under the paint to form. This then caused the filler and paint above it to buckle.We'll be tackling all the problem areas on the '56 in the months to come, but in the meantime, Jason shot some Eastwood self-etching primer on the bare metal body to buy us some time before the cab starts rusting again.


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Fernando Verdasco fell to his knees after coming back from 2 sets down and 1-4 down in the decider to defeat compatriot David Ferrer 5-7, 6-7(8), 6-3, 6-3, 7-6 (4) to reach the US Open quarterfinals. He'll face top seed Rafael Nadal for a spot in the final four.
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Top 10 Ways to Participate in Pulse 2010
Pulse 2010 will be held February 21-24 in always exciting Las Vegas and feature the best of the best in Service Management. There will be announcements, presentations, demonstrations and receptions. Analysts and experts will address specialized topics for business leaders, technicians, and executives. Get smart, get certified and get connected. Plan to participate now. Call for papers and session contributors ends November 2.
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Do you have a topic to present? A best practice to share? A perspective for a panel?
Benefits of Speaking at Pulse 2010:
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Pulse Call for Speakers Extended
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Good news for all is that the "Call for Papers" for Pulse 2010 has been extended by popular demand. November 20th is the revised deadline so there is more time to finalize creative input. I spoke with Marcus Boone, product manager for Tivoli's system z portfolio, regarding suggestions for Pulse participation. He is anxious to hear from those customers who can share real-world experiences on how an integrated approach to service management on System z is creating real benefits. Virtualization projects with savings, new Linux workload projects or best practices in the very complex world of 'always available' are good examples. Marcus believes Pulse 2010's emphasis on alternative forms of customer participation, such as roundtables, panels and open discussions to support a topic will be both more interesting and more meaningful to all.
Please plan to join the conversation. Submit your proposal online at http://www.ibm.com/software/tivoli/pulse/.
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Hi. I am Wayne Bucek a 20-year veteran in the systems management arena. When I have to come off the bike trails, I am a Consulting IT Specialist for zTivoli solutions. My favorite part of the job is to assist customers with the selection, design, and implementation of IBM zTivoli products. I am IBM-certified in WebSphere MQ.
Prior to joining vendor community, I had a real job - 10 years' experience across the disciplines of z/OS systems programming, application programming, and performance management.
I hope to make this blog a place z techies can come to link their real world business problems to zTivoli solutions.
Wayne_Z_World : Monitoring multiple WebSphere MQ application queues
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Many customers manage the performance of their MQ environments based on requirements from the application development community. These requirements are often as simple as monitoring the current depth of the queues used by the application. When the current queue depth of a queue exceeds the threshold specified for the application, an alert must be raised. This relatively straight forward process can become an administrative nightmare in an environment where thousands of queues need to be monitored with this level of granularity. In this case, an OMEGAMON XE for Messaging situation would be required to monitor each queue. This design results in a high cost of collection, along with a high cost of ownership, as the administrative burden of implementing this scheme is prohibitive.
A better way to approach the problem is to group queues into queue depth threshold brackets. For example, queues A, B, C; are all evaluated against a current depth threshold of 10 of more. Queues D, E, F are evaluated against the next higher threshold bracket, perhaps current depth greater than 50. Bracket thresholds are determined based on the current depth requirements specified by the application owners. As many brackets as needed can be defined.
The key to the solution lies in the assignment of a queue to a threshold bracket. Customers will seldom have a queue naming standard based on their queue depth monitoring needs. However, OMEGAMON XE for Messaging provides a creative solution to the problem. OMEGAMON is sensitive to the queue definitions description field. The description field, typically a comment, can be modified to indicate which queue depth threshold bracket the queue should be evaluated against. Then, a single OMEGAMON XE situation can be constructed, reflective of multiple (perhaps all) queue depth threshold brackets. This situation would use an 'OR' construct, essentially checking for combination of Current Depth < threshold AND description field == queue bracket threshold limit, across the multiple specified brackets.
Wayne_Z_World : Highlighting the business benefits of WMQ configuration tools
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OMEGAMON XE for Messaging is a complete WMQ management solution. Many customers focus exclusively on the performance monitoring aspect of the product, which is the ability to monitor WebSphere Broker and WebSphere MQ, and disregard the WMQ configuration agent.
The configuration agent is a robust, feature rich, component of the solution. However, the features and associated benefits of the configuration component are distinctly different from those of the monitoring components. When discussing the WMQ Configuration agent, I like to begin by covering the business benefits it offers. The following items (IMHO) represent the business benefits of the WMQ Configuration agent.
* Centralized administration of WebSphere MQ objects
* Single GUI across platforms
* Eliminates configuration errors
* Assists in dealing with large numbers of objects
* Disaster recovery tool
The list of features offered by the WMQ Configuration agent are too lengthy to list here, but a full accounting can be found in the product documentation at:
Future blog entries will cover this material in more detail.
Joe Clabby of Clabby Analytics on the Mainframe and Cloud
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Recently I interviewed Joe Clabby of Clabby Analytics regarding the role of the mainframe for cloud computing. We invite your comments -
Q - Joe, cloud computing has been characterized in many ways, but is basically a new service consumption and delivery model inspired by consumer Internet services. Key components include on-demand self service, ubiquitous network access, location independent resource pooling and rapid elasticity. In recent weeks you have been advocating the mainframe for management of the cloud. Why?
A - Simple ─ a mainframe is a cloud-in-a-box.
Q- In your experience, have customers who have adopted service management from system z realized measurable ROI? Can you share any examples?
Q - Not every customer has a mainframe. At what point(s) should a business consider adopting the platform for service management?
IBM is a client of Clabby Analytics and has provided compensation to Clabby Analytics for participation in this interview.
Linux on System z
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As you consider moving workloads to Linux on System z, you will want to evaluate which workloads are the best fit. Ideally, data intensive or mixed workloads are best suited for System z whereas CPU intensive workloads may be better run on other platforms. On a recent webcast where I was co-presenting with Bill Reeder (IBM Linux Enterprise Servers), we discussed best workloads for Linux on System z which leverages the strengths of System z like WebSphere MQ, Domino, SAP. We also talked about good workloads for Linux on System z which run well on Linux on System z but can also run on other platforms. So, there are other factors (e.g. organizational politics) which must be evaluated in deciding the ideal platform for workloads.
Re: zPartners: Need-to-know info about the Business Partner Summit at Pulse in 2010 - see you there!
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In response to: zPartners: Need-to-know info about the Business Partner Summit at Pulse in 2010 - see you there!Tivoli z business partners have a dedicated guide to all things z. Look forward to seeing everyone at Pulse2010.
Perils, Pifalls and Problems of Managing Heterogenous Virtualization
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Perils, pitfalls and problems of managing heterogeneous virtualization
Recently I spoke with Jasmine Noel, founding partner of Ptak Noel and Associates, LLC, regarding her research on the increasing drive for virtualization. What follows are some interesting observations -
"Enterprises keep asking for more agility (i.e. deploy more stuff even faster) and lower capital costs (i.e. minimize idle resources). Virtualization seems like the perfect answer. Virtual images can be deployed faster to provide more agility. More virtual images can be packed onto fewer physical systems to lower capital costs.
If only that were the end of the story.
Datacenter operations teams are realizing that virtualization is not a homogeneous, one-size-fits-all solution. Enterprises seem intent on acquiring different virtualization platforms as well as heterogeneous hardware platforms. This heterogenous virtualization is changing systems administration in some very fundamental ways:
• Virtualization decouples the traditional server and OS management from the physical hardware. This means administrators are being given a bunch of new, overlapping tools to manage the different virtual systems, which increases the potential for errors that impact business services.
• Virtual image management becomes more important (because someone will have to clean out the inevitable virtual sprawl) and more complex (because someone will have to minimize the business risk of high-speed image deployment).
• Matching dynamic workloads to virtual resources that can be easily and automatically added, deleted, moved or changed can't be done manually. Imagine trying to hitch a bucking rodeo bronco to a wagon that changes size every few minutes -- which doesn't bode well for guaranteed completion of critical business workloads.
There is no escaping these issues. Every enterprise has virtualization strategies for different types of infrastructure and applications. No single form of virtualization fits every aspect of those strategies. Thus there will be different hypervisors in the enterprise -- heterogeneity will persist. So what can be done about it?
• Start educating the executives that a virtual image needs proactive administration to keep it healthy They also need to understand that managing a roster of hundreds of virtual images is vastly different from keeping a spreadsheet list of 10-20 golden configurations. IT staff will need a major productivity boost keep up.
• Start seriously thinking about managing resources via policies, since it's the only way to control changes that can happen automatically.
• Start evaluating which of the repetitive administrative activities can be done in a cross-platform, cross-VM manner. The more those tasks can be automated, the more time there'll be to spend on avoiding the perils, pitfalls and problems of managing heterogeneous virtualization."
IBM is a client of Ptak Noel and has provided compensation to Ptak Noel for participation in this interview.
Private Cloud on System z
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Did you know that System z was a great platform for a private cloud? Software Group did a benchmark comparing a popular Intel based hypervisor to z/VM and observed the impact to CPU utilization, throughput (transactions per second), and response time of a sample application as they varied the number of virtual servers. Their results are documented in a paper: http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/fcgi-bin/ssialias?infotype=SA&subtype=WH&appname=STGE_ZS_ZS_USEN&htmlfid=ZSW03125USEN&attachment=ZSW03125USEN.PDF
There is a companion paper that discusses the TCO implications of private cloud versus public cloud: http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/fcgi-bin/ssialias?infotype=SA&subtype=WH&appname=STGE_ZS_ZS_USEN&htmlfid=ZSW03126USEN&attachment=ZSW03126USEN.PDF
Have you noticed that when the press talks about cloud, they're typically not talking about System z? I wonder why. I have some theories, but would be interested in your perspective.
Perils, Pitfalls and Prolems - Pt 2 Tools to Tame the Heterogeneous
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Perils, pitfalls and problems need solutions. So, I asked Jasmine Noel to continue her discussion and to focus on what an enterprise might do to address the issues. Jasmine -
Tools to Tame Heterogeneous Virtualization Management
As I mentioned in my initial blog, virtualization is elevating the daily stress for over-extended datacenter administrators to alarming levels. Higher business agility and lower capital costs through virtualization can't be achieved without sophisticated, complete, and always-on management of heterogenous virtual computing resources. In other words, agile management of heterogeneous virtualization is critical for business agility and profitability. Hence, the reason administrator stress levels are going through the roof is that they don't have agile management of heterogeneous virtualization.
It is vital, and not optional then, that IT organizations become adept at matching increasingly dynamic needs (be they automated workload schedules or on-demand service requests) with the resource flexibility afforded by virtualization's rapid provisioning strengths. As such, system administrators are quickly realizing that they need to look for a different type of management solution. So what are the characteristics of this new solution type?
A policy-based approach is a key characteristic of this new solution type. Virtualization enables application images to move to different virtual machines very quickly (in some cases before admins get a chance to check their emailed service tickets). Policies enable IT to introduce some necessary controls around those moves and changes. Policies can also simplify the workload to resource matching process. For example, policies can ensure that multiple workloads all run on the same virtual machine in a particular datacenter location, or incorporate time of day requirements so that a workload spans ten virtual machines during the day but thirty virtual machines at night.
Centralized management of dense computing infrastructures (be they Blades, packaged Cloud systems, or mainframes) appears to be a natural extension of this phenomena because for the first time, administrators truly need a centralized management platform to manage virtual systems. Many IT organizations are learning the hard way about the sprawl created when virtual images are deployed at will with minimal oversight or visibility into how the environment is changing. System administrators need management solutions that make oversight and resource visibility as quick and seamless as deploying the virtual images. Solutions which afford centralized control over all virtualization options and extend across a diverse infrastructure enable optimal use of administrators' time.
Besides centralization, the solution should also have a workflow-based approach to automation embedded in its design. Automating the many other tasks (patching, security checks, compliance checks, etc.) that surround virtual image deployment drive down the business risk of high-speed image deployment. When these tasks are orchestrated as complete workflows, IT productivity skyrockets, which gives administrators the time to focus on policy design and decision-related resource analysis.
There is no escaping these solution requirements. The system management status quo can't deliver the agile management of heterogeneous virtualization that is essential for business agility and profitability. What administrators can do is demand that management vendors prove how they deliver on these requirements.
IBM is a client of Ptak Noel and has provided compensation to Ptak Noel for participation in this interview.
Pulse 2010!
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Surely you have heard the buzz around Pulse. We are now 10 days from the opening bell and hopefully you all will be there to meet in person, share best practices, and learn something. Just a few of the "special for this event" highlights:
Meet the Experts!
Talk one-on-one with Product Experts
Product Management
Session Speakers
Two Experts on hand at all times
Walk up during open hours
Schedule a Meeting
Submit a question to a Kiosk
Sunday, 2/21/10 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday, 2/22/10 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Tuesday, 2/23/10 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Expos will include a live z10 with demos dedicated to System z software. New, improved and integrated software will be demonstrated to see and discuss. Our business partners will be actively sharing successes and capabilities.
There are 22 sessions within the Pulse curriculum with system z content, many presented by businesses like yours. There will also be 2 z Expo theatre session, and 2 Birds of a Feather sessions. AND, a system z reception on Monday evening.
It is NOT too late to register and attend.
Wayne_Z_World: Monitoring large numbers of queues …. Better, Faster, Cheaper!
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One of the challenges in reporting on large amounts of data is, well, reporting on large amounts of data! The process of collecting, storing, and subsequently displaying thousands of objects is a daunting task for any performance management tool. Certain types of data lend themselves to this quandary, and WebSphere MQ queues in large Z/OS queue managers is certainly one of those cases.
Large Z/OS queue managers can easily accommodate 1000's of WMQ objects. I have seen customer environments which are in excess of 10,000 objects in a single queue manager. Obviously, there is a significant cost in retrieving and displaying such a large amount of data.
Understanding the requirement to reduce the TCO of system management tools, Tivoli R&D has recently delivered functionality which significantly decreases the CPU required to process large amounts of data. CPU reductions of up to 85% have been observed when executing user requests returning a result set of 16mb.
This enhancement is available for Z/OS and distributed system based OMEGAMON / ITM / ITCAM agents. The following table outlines PTFs delivering this function.
OMEGAMON V420 and XE MSG V7 Solutions APAR PTF
All OMEGAMON V420 require ITM 6.2.2 FP1 IZ57703
OMEGAMON V410 and ITM 6.1 Solutions APAR PTF
OM XE on z/OS OA31017 UA51634
OM XE for z/MC OA31025 UA51606
OM XE for CICS TG OA31016 UA51592
OM XE for IMS OA31020 UA52123
OM XE for Storage OA31023 UA51964
OM XE for CICS OA31015 UA51593
OM XE for MFN OA31022 UA52539
OM XE for DB2 PM00695
NetView V53 OA31027
OM XE for Websphere MQ Mon V6 OA31029
OM XE for Websphere MQ Config V6 OA31030
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Monday Dec 07 2009
Rare snow day delivers a mixed bag to Auburn, foothills
By: Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer
Heaviest snowfall for Downtown Auburn in nearly 20 years
The Auburn area woke up Monday to one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent memory. Auburn was hit hard overnight by a storm that brought freezing temperatures and four inches of the white stuff to Downtown. Up to 8 inches fell in outlying areas. The snow was a mixed blessing, with schools closed and bundled-up children exploding out of their houses for a rare chance at snowball fights, making snowmen and even sledding or snowboarding. But the snow wasn't a welcome sight for drivers. Auburn's Ryan Lund didn't have to go to Auburn Elementary School so he spent part of his Snow Day skidding down any slope he could find in the Downtown area on a boogie board made for snow sledding. "I didn't think we would get this much," said the 9-year-old, his cheeks rosy from the cold. "It's just really fun to sled in it and have snowball fights." The storm made driving a challenge, particularly in the morning hours on unplowed roads. The beauty and the danger created a mixed blessing for Auburn resident Alexandra Carnahan, who initially was thrilled that her children were experiencing their first real snowfall. But venturing out in her van to open for the day at Old Town's Tsuda's Eatery, she found herself dealing with the down side of the storm along a steep stretch of Virginia Street. A man helping another vehicle navigate the slippery slope tried to get out of the way as she approached but lost his footing. Carnahan said she was able to avoid the neighbor but her all-wheel drive minivan ended up on its side in a ditch. She was uninjured and at work soon afterward. Other areas of Placer County were also finding that winter had barged in a little early – and flexed some unexpected muscle. Rarely touched by even a sprinkling of snow, even Newcastle recorded a measurable amount. Sue Lizotte, produce manager of Newcastle Produce, said about 2 inches stuck on the ground. In Colfax, Bruce Hanley at the Sierra Energy 76 Unocal station said a foot of snow had fallen and it was still coming down at mid-afternoon. With chain controls between Baxter and the state line on Interstate 80, Sierra Energy was doing a brisk business selling tire chains, he noted. Colfax Pizza Factory owner Carey Roblez said the business encountered a spike in sales when hungry bus passengers rolled in after being stranded after a chain popped a tire. MORE THAN A FOOT IN FORESTHILL Foresthill's Worton's Market was selling plenty of shovels and salt, said the store's Amber Gentry. Foresthill is above 3,000 feet. About 1.5 feet to 2 feet had fallen by the afternoon, Gentry said. The snowstorm snuck in while most of Auburn was sleeping overnight. At 6:30 a.m. Monday the storm had weakened and by 8 a.m., the snow had stopped, with low cloud moving in. But temperatures continued to stay at around freezing, resulting in sporadic snow mixed with light rain throughout the morning. The snowfall is the heaviest since 4.5 inches was recorded in Downtown Auburn on Feb. 16 and 17, 1990. During that storm, the roof on the Raley's supermarket at the Foresthill exit collapsed, with no injuries inside. The 1990 storm also caused a hillside near Baxter to give way, sending debris onto Interstate 80 and closing traffic in both directions. SNOW IN VALLEY On the Valley floor, South Placer County was getting some snow Monday, with Roseville and Rocklin experiencing light, wet snow on the shoulders of roads, California Highway Patrol Officer Dave Martinez said. Without power, some area businesses were choosing to close Monday. Stacy Pedersen of The Master Technicians on Locksley Lane in North Auburn reported the decision was made at 4 a.m. because of a power loss and snow to shut for the day. For those that stayed open, the day was a mixed bag. Lizotte said that despite the lure of hot soup and warm drinks, people were likely staying home rather than visiting the Newcastle business. Carnahan said she was seeing new customers because of power outages in the Auburn area, with a strong demand for coffee people weren't able to make at home. POWER OUTAGES The heavy snowfall caused power outages that were mostly the result of downed trees and branches. Pacific Gas & Electric customers, including Placer High School and nearby residences were without power early Monday, joining 6,700 blacked out in the Auburn area. PG&E spokeswoman Brandi Ehlers said thousands of customers in the Sierra were without power. Overnight on Interstate 80, chains were required on all vehicles except four-wheel-drives with snow tires on all four wheels from Auburn to the Nevada State line. CHP ADVICE CHP Officer Dave Martinez said that his office is advising people not to drive in the snow, especially east of Auburn. "Everything past Auburn is going to be pretty bad," Martinez said. "If you don't have to, you shouldn't drive." People who have to drive should leave enough time for probable delays because of winter conditions throughout the county, Martinez said. GEORGETOWN DIVIDE HIT HARD PG&E said 1,290 customers in Cool, 1,709 in Georgetown and 1,429 in Garden Valley were without power. As of 8 a.m., Foresthill, Weimar and Colfax had no outages. Meadow Vista had 1,788 homes and businesses without power, while Newcastle had 56 PG&E customers without electricity. Ehlers said that if people see a downed power line, they should assume that it's a live wire and call 9-1-1. Once that call is made, they can report it to the PG&E storm line at 1-800-PGE-5002. PG&E is asking for patience from customers as crews deal with multiple outages and difficulty getting to more remote areas. In Auburn, for instance, there were 41 separate outages, Ehlers said. Trees and limbs falling under the weight of the snow were blamed for most of the outages. At 8 a.m. the California Highway Patrol reported downed trees along Edgewood Road and Orange Street in Auburn. Indian Hill Road's steep south side was shut down after multiple spinouts. Limbs were also falling onto homes. Florence Parlin, an Auburn Hills Mobilehome Park resident, said she was shaken when limbs from a pine tree towering over her home fell onto her roof. -------------------------------------------- Cold should linger but snow not expected The foothills freeze should continue until at least Wednesday, the National Weather Service is forecasting. Temperatures were expected to dip into the mid-20s overnight Monday in the Auburn area and then reach the high 30s or low 40s during the day today. But the Arctic front will drop temperatures back into the upper 20s again tonight. 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The British guitarist was one of 12 stars awarded medals at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium ahead of a celebratory concert, and there were also posthumous honors for Roy Orbison and Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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In the area of passenger safety, all 2001 model Accords now employ advanced dual-stage, dual-threshold front airbags that monitor seatbelt use and crash severity and adjust bag deployment force accordingly. In addition, all 2001 model Accords are equipped with advanced side airbags as standard equipment on all V6 and 4-cylinder EX models. For Accord DX and LX models, advanced side airbags are available as optional equipment. This advanced new system prevents the passenger side airbag from deploying if a child or small-stature adult is leaning into the side airbag deployment path. The Accord Sedan and Coupe also boast fresh exterior styling for 2001. Sedan models feature a new, more sharply chiseled front fascia and hood along with a new taillight and rear deck lid design, while the sporting character of the Accord coupe is enhanced by more aggressive front and rear bumper styling, body-colored front grille and new alloy wheel designs. Recognized for its sophisticated performance and refined ride quality, the new Accord also benefits from more than 20 engineering refinements that further reduce road and wind noise for an even more comfortable and quiet driving experience.
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* Finding Time for Community Service As A Family
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- MacLeague said...
I am a SAHM to a 3 year old son. I really wanted to get us both involved in some kind of volunteering/service...it really is never to early to teach helping each other. I found the perfect opportunity by volunteering with a program at our local library called Homeward Bound. We pick out books, movies and audiobooks and deliver them to people who may be Homebound and not able to get to the library. It is the perfect service opportunity for my son who can help with the whole process. We also do simple trash pick up at our local park.
- November 9, 2012 at 10:22 AM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
That sounds like a PERFECT volunteer project to do with your son. I will be checking with our library to see if we have a similar program, thank you!
- November 9, 2012 at 2:39 PM
- Green Owl Mama said...
What a wonderful post and a nice reminder as we approach the holidays. My daughter and I collect blankets each winter for the animal shelters and we deliver them together. I love to see the compassion she has at such a young age for all living creatures.
- November 9, 2012 at 3:55 PM
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Le Mars honors service, sacrifice
(LE MARS)--Fire fighters carefully unfolded the Patriot Flag outside the Le Mars Convention Center Saturday for a somber reminder of the price of freedom the flag represents.
Le Mars fire fighters held the Stars and Stripes as the 30 by 58 foot flag was anchored from the aerial ladder truck baskets of the Le Mars and Sioux Center Fire Departments and then hoisted from the ground as fire fighters walked with the flag and held it until the final ladders' extensions. Applause from an audience that filled the parking lot followed with many saying, "That's a big flag."
For more than an hour, people lined up to have their photographs taken with the flag or to simply capture the image of Old Glory on video camera, digital cameras and cell phone cameras.
Fire fighters from Le Mars, Sioux City, Sioux Center, and Orange City who were among 17 firefighters from northwest Iowa who walked 26 blocks for the funerals in New York after 9/11. They posed for a picture in front of a banner with the Patriot Flag, "Never Forget." The names of those who died formed the lines of the letters of the words.
The program after the flag raising featured speakers from the sponsors of the flag display.
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Inside the Le Mars Convention Center, a memory book was signed by those who came to see the flag.
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It seems to us that the changes Mangano has made are just distractions from the real issue: the intractable assessment system itself. There have been no changes in the way properties are assessed. So although residents may have fair assessments for the next four years, they will have to challenge their reassessments every four years to make sure they're correct. That's not reform; that's just fixing one problem by creating another.
Creating jobs
At the end of July, Mangano announced another deficit-reduction plan that would cut $45 million from the county budget. In true Mangano fashion, the majority of the cuts came in the form of layoffs — some 200 positions.
Since he took office, Mangano has slashed the county work force by more than 20 percent, to its lowest levels in decades. But he doesn't seem to have done much to help create private-sector jobs. He has touted the jobs he created at the old U.S. Navy-Grumman site in Bethpage, but that's only a drop in the bucket. There has been little accomplished in terms of economic development in the county over the past year.
Most of Mangano's plans seemed to focus on building a new Coliseum in the Hub area. But since voters rejected a referendum on the latest plan for the Uniondale site last year, we haven't heard much about what might happen next. Are the Islanders leaving, as the team's owner, Charles Wang, threatened they would? Have any other developers come forward with plans? Last summer Mangano made it sound like the future of Nassau County depended on revitalizing the Hub. If that's true, why isn't it a higher priority?
Cutting wasteful spending
Over the past year, the transportation management company Veolia has taken over the MTA's Long Island Bus operation, and the new NICE Bus system has saved the county millions of dollars and has worked out well for riders. Fares are holding steady, and routes have not been slashed as they would have been if Mangano had stuck with the MTA. Here he clearly made the right call.
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LEESBURG, Va. (WUSA9) -- Leesburg police are investigating a fatal crash Friday morning involving two vehicles.
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Homemade Christmas Crafts: Easy Ornaments with Craft Supplies on Hand
19 comments:
- EntertainingMom said...
the pushpin and bead ornaments are truly spectacular!
- December 23, 2009 at 5:20 AM
- danita said...
the beads and pins ornament is just wow! amazing!
- December 23, 2009 at 7:14 AM
- vanessa said...
The pom pom garland is so cute! I love it.
- December 23, 2009 at 3:13 PM
- villager said...
My mother made wreath ornaments much like your first photo. I've been making Christmas ornaments since I was a kid (many years ago). It is great you are passing on the tradition to your girls!
- December 23, 2009 at 4:01 PM
- artsy_momma said...
Oh wow! I totally forgot about making those 1st ornaments as a child... thanks for bringing back fun memories!
- December 23, 2009 at 5:56 PM
- Rebecca said...
LOVE the pushpin ornament!
- December 23, 2009 at 6:51 PM
- Cop Mama said...
I love the bead ornaments. I use to make these when I was a kid, but I forgot about them until now! Thanks for sharing!
Stopped over from SITS! Merry Christmas!
- December 24, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- Jennifer Juniper said...
I love the pushpin one! Merry Christmas!
- December 24, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- Anne @ Floralshowers Crafts said...
Hey, Thanks so much for following me over at FloralShowers.com! And also for your comment! I hope you do make stories on CD! Aren't Mac's wonderful. ha ha. Anyhow, I have loved browsing your blog. So cute! I'll be checking back in for some more cute ideas. (absolutely LOVE that "pinned" ornament with the beads. ahhhh! =) Merry Christmas (a day late!)
- December 26, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- Jerusalem said...
love the pom pom garland! thanks for popping in at my blog this week! hope your Christmas was merry and bright!
- December 26, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Our Little Family said...
Thank you for the sweet comment on my blog! I got so excited to see it, since I absolutely love and adore your blog and all the creative things you do with your girls. I remember the night I "found" your blog, I think I spent a good couple of hours reading every single post. You are an amazing inspiration!!!
- December 27, 2009 at 9:35 PM
- Bridgett said...
So pretty!
Merry Christmas to you and your family (a few days late)!
- December 29, 2009 at 9:13 AM
- Life with Kaishon said...
Oh my gosh. That pushpin ornament is awesome! I love it. How pretty. All of those ideas are so simple and cute. Wishing you a wonderful New Year!
- December 29, 2009 at 9:45 AM
- w said...
love them. my oldest daughter decided to make an ornament this year - on her own.
it's a piece of construction paper. that has the word "christmas" written on it (by her teacher).
it's up on our tree. and she's quite proud of it.
visiting from sits... though i see you're also a fellow etsian!
- December 29, 2009 at 2:33 PM
- The Activity Mom said...
I just wanted to ask your permission to link to your upcycled puzzle and to use your picture on one of my weekly Baby Activity posts (for 1-16). Let me know! Thanks =)
- December 29, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- pink and green mama said...
Hi Activity mom!!
Yes absolutely, as long as I get the credit with a link back to me I love it when my projects are featured on other blogs!! : )
pink and green mama
- December 29, 2009 at 6:27 PM
- The Activity Mom said...
Hi again,
I got your comment about the capes. YES I made that one by myself. =) B LOVES it!!! I used the tutorial that I linked to for the basic shape and measurements. SUPER easy! Good luck! =)
- December 29, 2009 at 10:23 PM
- Yarni Gras! said...
I love these child friendly ornaments!
- January 4, 2010 at 5:23 PM
- gina said...
I love that pom pom and yarn garland- I might adapt that for Valentine's Day!!
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We've been seeing more and more sheer panels lately! It seems like with every red carpet event, someone else opts for a cutout-style number. The blue carpet at the Billboard Music Awards hosts maybe the most comprehensive collection of stars in sheer outfits so far this year, with everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Selena Gomez opting to show a little see-through. How do you feel about this trend? Are you yea or nay?
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Earlier this year FSIS changed the way it conducts its Salmonella performance standard sampling in poultry establishments. Previously, the agency would sample eligible products from establishments so many days in a row (a sample set). Generally, an establishment would then go a year or for the best performers up to two years without having its products sampled and tested again by FSIS. The agency now samples establishments continuously (up to once a week) and, as a result, the agency can more closely monitor an establishment's process control over time.
FSIS uses these sampling results to assess establishment performance based on a 3-category system. Establishments that exceed the performance standard are placed in Category 1, those that meet the standard are placed in Category 2, and those that fail the standard are placed in Category 3. Category 3 establishments have in the past been made available to the public on the FSIS Web site. FSIS posts these establishments to incentivize them to improve their performance. However, because establishments were placed in Category 3 under a sampling system that is no longer in use, the agency has temporarily removed the Category 3 list from its Web site until the new sampling system is fully implemented.
The agency has determined that it would be unfair to continue to post Category 3 establishments while they have no way of moving out of Category 3, and while no other establishments are being added. This change will not impact public health or food safety. FSIS will continue to closely monitor the establishments through continuous daily inspections.
Addition Information
Publication of Salmonella sample set results for young chicken establishments was first presented in a Federal Register Notice of February 27, 2006 (71 FR 9772-9777) and was recently described in detail in a Federal Register Notice of January 28, 2008 ( 73 FR 4767-4774). Publication of lists online began in April 2008. A Federal Register Notice in March 2011 announced July 2011 implementation of the new performance standards.
FSIS has decided that it is appropriate to evaluate test results in a manner that ensures that there is an 80% probability that establishments actually operating at the acceptable performance level will achieve results that are deemed to satisfy the criteria. Based on this criteria, the performance standard for Salmonella in young chickens is 7.5 percent, which translates into 5 positive samples out of a 51 sample set for meeting the performance standard.
Category 1 establishments have results from their two most recent completed sample sets that are at or below half of the standard. For young chickens this would be at or below 4 percent (2 positive samples out of a set of 51).
Category 2 establishments have results from their most recent completed sample set that are higher than half of the standard but do not exceed the standard. For young chickens this would be above 4 percent (3 or more positive samples out of a set of 51) but at or below 7.5 percent (5 positive samples out of 51).
Category 3 establishments have results from their most recent completed sample set that exceed the standard for Salmonella in young chickens. For young chickens this would be above 7.5 percent (6 or more positive samples out of 51).
Other establishments have results for their most recent sets that are at or below half of the standard but do not have the two recent successive completed sets at that level as required for Category 1. These establishments are now categorized as 2T. FSIS recognizes that these establishments have improved their process control and are in transition to Category 1.
Aggregate results for Categories 1, 2T, and 2 will be posted in the quarterly report. This information will be used by the Agency for internal analysis.


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6JSC/ACOC/2: Revision of RDA 126.96.36.199, 220.127.116.11, 126.96.36.199, 18.104.22.168 Recording Place of Production [Publication, Distribution, Manufacture]
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Summary of discussion, 9/12/11
There is no consensus on this proposal; there are strong opinions in favor and in opposition, as well as some in the middle. More people expressed disagreement with the proposal or concern about the ramifications than support, but not by much. I'll just attempt a general summary of the reasons.
- Disagree: it is a step back from principle of representation (0.4.3.4); it introduces an option that is already addressed by other RDA instructions (2.20.6 through 2.20.9).
- Support: providing this option is in the best interest of the user (0.4.2.1); there are too many non-distinctive placenames; putting the information in a note separates it in the display, reducing its usefulness.
Other comments: - More long term solution would be to have two elements, place of publication (etc.) 1) as seen on the resource; and 2) as a controlled data element. - Editorial: new examples at 184.108.40.206 include a comma: Dublin, [Ireland]
We will probably do a straw poll on this one later this week.
- Robare, 9/12/11
General comments
This proposal goes to the heart of some of the changes inherent in transitioning from AACR2 to RDA, namely the abandonment of concise presentation of data for a stricter WYSIWYG approach to transcription. If this piece of information is important, RDA allows it to be recorded in a note, so the information will be present just not in the convenient place we are used to seeing it (and possibly inconveniently buried in a welter of other notes). Emotionally, I'm all for it; intellectually, I realize it would be a significant compromise to RDA's approach to transcription. If future convenience of the user is predicated on the speed and utility of machine processing, then this compromise will be a bad idea; if it continues to be predicated on the convenient display of data, then it may be worth considering. I can't say which side of the issue I fall on, sadly. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/30
I have no real objection to permitting this as an option, but, in principle, it would be a step backward from the direction we thought we were going in. A minor observation on punctuation: I think Dublin, [Ireland] would be a change from current practice, which would be Dublin [Ireland]. R.Rendall, 8/30/11
I'm torn on this one, too. Like John, I like the proposal "emotionally", but Robert and John make good points that is does represent a step back from RDA principles. On the third hand, I'm also thinking that place of publication, etc. might be an element that would be better treated as coming from a controlled vocabulary rather than as an element to be transcribed. If a purpose of this element is to identify a resource, then it is important to know if the resource was published in Dublin, Ohio vs. Dublin, Ireland, and I think having that information in a note (i.e. a textual string) does tend to bury it. Maybe a larger or more long-term solution is to have two elements, place of publication (etc.) 1) as seen on the resource and 2) as a controlled data element. We already do this in MARC, with the 260 subfield "a" and the 008 place of publication. RDA doesn't talk about the latter, obviously, but maybe something like it should be incorporated into RDA, however that might work. Rolla, 9/2/11
I'm not torn, I quite favor the option as in the best interest of the user. I'm not sure how this will compromise machine processing since the data is clearly tag by the presence of the brackets and a computer can easily be programmed to ignore or not the data. And having said that, I'm thinking machine processing might be helped since a computer would be able to use the data to correctly make the association that publication was in Dublin, Ohio rather Dublin, Ireland. I also concur with Robert's comment about the incorrect use of the comma. Tarango (CRS) 9/2/2011
I am not in favor of this addition, since it introduces an option that is already addressed by other RDA instructions (see 2.20.6 through 2.20.9). Are there other optional additions in RDA that do this? - Glennan (PCC), 9/4/11
Strongly support this proposal. There are too many non-distinctive (or not generally known) placenames; we should be saving the reader's time by supplying the larger jurisdiction when it is easy to do this. --Lipcan (ARLIS/NA) for Elizabeth O'Keefe (Morgan Library & Museum), 9-5-2011
Reflecting the internal conflict that appears to accompany this proposal, I don't agree with my colleague from the Morgan, for the reasons stated by Kathy, Robert and John above. Beyond Kathy's point that the issues are already addressed elsewhere -- which by itself turns me against this proposal -- the philosophical repercussions of approving it are further-reaching than I am comfortable with. --Lipcan (ARLIS/NA), 9-5-2011
I do not agree with this proposal, largely for the reasons mentioned by Glennan above. Winzer, 9/5/2011
Very strongly support this proposal. Virtually all known user displays of bibliographic data widely separate the Place of Production/Publication/Distribution/Manufacture elements from any notes which may relate to those elements, and therefore putting information essential to the understanding of the elements into a note drastically reduces the usefulness of those elements. I'm not sure I really understand John Myers' concern about "If future convenience of the user is predicated on the speed and utility of machine processing, then this compromise will be a bad idea." What machine processing would be impeded by including bracketed additional data? Or is the problem that those agencies wishing to apply the option would be saddled by more work because elements which might get filled in automatically from the resource won't have that bracketed additional data? Peter Rolla gets at the heart of the matter here: we are torn between the two purposes of these RDA elements. RDA does not explicitly state those purposes, unfortunately; we are left to deduce them from 0.4. The only reason I can imagine for disallowing the addition of the larger place name would seem to be an undue overemphasis on (and narrow interpretation of?) the principle of Representation (0.4.3.4), at the expense of any other principles, thus working against the objective of Responsiveness to User Needs (0.4.2.1). Other than the Representation issue, I am *very* curious about what philosophical repercussions Dan Lipcan could be alluding to. K. Randall, 9/6/11
Peter Rolla's comment has me further contemplating the title of RDA and the two functions it addresses, description and access. I am also mindful of the FRBR user tasks. I think the challenge here arises from the foundation of this element in its predecessors in the card environment which, lacking separate indexing for place or publisher, tended to give priority to identification via transcription. Selection did have a place here, witness the option to add the larger jurisdiction. In the online environment, the competing directives of description and access are brought to the fore. The solution, it seems, would be to reserve a descriptive element to transcribe what is on the resource, with some other controlled element to afford consistent access. MARC 21 field 752 offers this, although its employment has previously been limited to the Rare Book community and not uniformly at that. Is it time to go the route of serials access and split the desciptive and access functionalities for this datum? If so, what is the appropriate mechanism within the rules to accomplish that? MYERS, MARBI Liaision, 2011/09/13
To continue, somewhat out of the scope of CCDA's charge but in keeping with my MARBI liaison role, if the descriptive and access components of Place of Publication (and possibly Publisher, etc., as long as we are upsetting the apple cart), what will be the coding mechanisms to accomplish this? Obviously, within MARC, separate fields or possibly separate subfields would need to be employed much as we employ 490 and the 8XX family. If we look outside of MARC to XML or other markup formats, I have repeatedly been struck by its flexibility to use tagging to identify the nature of transcribed data, but also to embed within the tagging the use of attribute coding -- this affords the best of both worlds, the ability to incorporate and closely associate both transcribed and controlled forms of data. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/09/13
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A Byron woman died when her car overturned on Highway 49 in south Bibb County.
It happened around noon off the Industrial Highway near Middle Georgia Regional Airport, near the Bibb-Peach county line.
The vehicle, a 2007 Mustang GT overturned in a ditch off the highway.
Bibb County coroner Leon Jones identified the victim as 46-year-old Mechelle Fincher.
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Adult Programs
Whether it's a gallery walk-through led by an OMCA Docent or a talk by an artist, a Docent-led bike tour of Oakland or a music-filled evening in our galleries, our special programs and events offer new perspectives on the way you think about our state and our community. We offer a dynamic array of compelling adult programs reflecting the California experience.
Special Events
Our OMCA Calendar is filled with numerous special events—including talks given by curators and artists, film screenings, and live performances, just to name a few—many of which are included with museum admission. We also invite you to celebrate the diverse cultures and arts of our community through our Community Celebrations.
Bike Tours of Oakland
From May through October, the Museum's bike-tripping docents lead a group of cyclists on a leisurely ride through many scenic and historical parts of Oakland. Check our calendar for upcoming tours.


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I am a new zimbra user. I need to figure out how to import imap folders from a server using imap and exim mail server into zimbra.
I've tried following the wiki article on using imapsync but it seems to be failing to log into my old server, with a no CRAM-MD5 error:
Host my.oldserver.com says it has NO CAPABILITY for AUTHENTICATE CRAM-MD5
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Whats the best way around this? I only need to migrate a few Imap accounts from a production mail server to a new zimbra server. Old server is running Centos and exim mail server.
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Library News Archive: May 2012
Witness to History - Larry Tillemans talk at the St. Cloud Library
Please join us at the St. Cloud Public Library for this amazing opportunity June 6 and June 20. Larry Tillemans is the last living court clerk from the Nuremburg War Crimes Trials of the senior Nazi leaders responsible for WWII atrocities including the Holocaust. He will share his memories of the proceedings in two sessions at the St. Read more »
St. Michael Leaps Into Reading with Hopper
A group of about 15 children and numerous parents attended a Leap Into Reading Storytime at the St. Michael Public Library on Wednesday, May 30. Read more »
Meet Author and Illustrator David LaRochelle at St. Michael Library
On Friday, June 8 from 3 to 4 p.m., stop by the St. Michael Public Library and enjoy a presentation and book signing from award-winning Minnesota author and illustrator David LaRochelle. His stories and drawings captivate and delight children and adults alike. Read more »
Write and Perform with Award-winning Songwriter in Waite Park
Children with a passion for music are invited to a songwriting workshop at the Waite Park Public Library – Al Ringsmuth Public Library. Children will write and perform an original song with songwriter and recording artist Elisa Korenne. The two day workshop takes place Monday, June 4 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Read more »
Bruce the Bug Guy Visits Becker Library
Bruce the Bug Guy was the attraction at the Becker Library on Tuesday, May 15 for an audience of 115 adults and kids. There were lots of screams and laughs as Bruce pulled out his collection of bugs, moths and spiders. The kids were allowed to hold millipedes, Madagascar hissing cockroaches and huge moths. Read more »
Author Kathryn Knutson Visits Pierz Public Library
Minnesota author Kathryn Knutson will talk about her book, The Possession of Cassie Quinn, at the Pierz Public Library on Saturday, June 9 from 11:00 to 11:45 a.m. Read more »
Joyce Sutphen comes to Royalton
Joyce Sutphen, Minnesota's Poet Laureate, delighted an appreciative Royalton audience on Wednesday evening, May 9. Sat in a comfortable chair, Sutphen selected poems from all of her published books. However, most of the readings came from her latest work, First Words: Poems. Read more »
Celebrate Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Birthday with St. Cloud's Movie Night
Movie Night at St. Cloud is honoring Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 153rd birthday by showing a 1985 Spielberg movie that offers a glimpse into the boyhood of Sherlock Holmes. Bring your whole family down to the St. Cloud Public Library on Tuesday, May 22 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. Read more »
Long Prairie Friends of the Library Used Book Sale
It's that time of the year again to stock up on great bargains at the Long Prairie Friends of the Library Used Book Sale! The book sale will be held at the Pet Vet (right across the street from the library) and will take place during Prairie Fest. Read more »
Big Ideas for Small Gardening Spaces
Gardening can be done in so many places, even if you are limited for space. This workshop will provide some new ways to look at growing vegetables on a patio, in a container, and in many other small spaces. Come to the St. Cloud Public Library on Thursday, May 17 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. and find out from the experts! Read more »
Upsala Children Leap Into Reading
On a beautiful evening, Cassandra Fruechte had a small group of attentive listeners for Upsala Public Library's Leap Into Reading storytime on May 11. They were eager to answer Cassandra's questions, find the frogs on the picture book pages and color-in frogs on the coloring sheets. Read more »
Kimball Patron Wins National Library Week Bingo Prize
A happy Karla Gehrke was the winner of the National Library Week Bingo at Great River Regional Library. National Library Week was celebrated April 8-14. Library visitors could pick up a Bingo sheet and fill the squares by completing tasks such as borrowing an item, attending a program, or filling out a comment form. All completed sheets went into a prize drawing. Read more »
Cha Cha Cha at St Cloud May 12 & 19
Saturday is for dancers; especially now that Dan Triplett from StudioJeff will be doing an introduction to dance series at St. Cloud Public Library. Read more »
"Train Travel" Program At Paynesville Branch Friday May 11
Paynesville resident and avid train traveler Tom Thelen will discuss the ins and outs of traveling America by Amtrak at the Paynesville Public Library on Friday, May 11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tom has traveled by train in nearly all of the lower 48 states, Alaska and the Netherlands. Join us at the library to find out how you can travel by rail and see the USA at a reasonable cost. Read more »
Every Child Ready To Read
Great River Regional Library is committed to helping every child become ready to read! Storytimes, programs and information for parents are available at every library location in 32 GRRL communities. Read more »
Minnesota's Poet Laureate Coming to Royalton
Joyce Sutphen, Minnesota's current poet laureate, will share some of her poetry at a reading at the Royalton Public Library on Wednesday, May 9 beginning at 7:00 p.m. All members of the public are invited to attend. Governor Mark Dayton named Sutphen as Minnesota's poet laureate in August 2011. Her works focus on her childhood on a family farm near St. Read more »
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with song May 5 at St. Cloud Library!
Feel the salsa and the cha cha while enjoying Latin American Folklore music. Put a little rhythm in your feet and tap along to the music of Leo and Kathy Lara at St. Cloud Public Library. Read more »
Help Support Our SRP
Invest in opportunity and success with a contribution to Great River Regional Library's Summer Reading Program. Summer is just around the corner and kids will once again be making happy memories! But the summer fun may come with a price. Statistics show this three-month break from school can set a child back academically. Read more »
Quilting Program at Little Falls Carnegie Library
Quilter and storyteller Ann Zemke will give a presentation at the Little Falls Public Library today, May 1, 6:00 to 6:45 p.m. Zemke, author of "Every Barn Tells a Story," will present details about the quilt barn phenomenon – now the Quilt Trail – in a 45-minute program for teens and adults. Read more »


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While translating ZCS 5.0.8 to Finnish I noticed that the language property files such as ZhMsg.properties are licensed under Yahoo Public License:
# Zimbra Collaboration Suite Web Client
# Copyright (C) 2006, 2007 Zimbra, Inc.
# The contents of this file are subject to the Yahoo! Public License
# Version 1.0 ("License"); you may not use this file except in
# compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
# Licensing for open source server & client technology: enterprise messaging and collaboration software by Zimbra.
# Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS"
# basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
Firsly, the link in the license block points to wrong URL, it should say Zimbra - Yahoo! Public License, Version 1.0 (YPL)
Now, reading the translation Wiki page (Translations - Zimbra :: Wiki) I'm given the impression that community translations should be released using the "Zimbra X-tras" project hosted at Sourceforge.net. The problem here is that Sourceforge does not allow hosting of any material released under non-free license, such as the Yahoo Public License. Also, why is non-free ZPL1.2-licensed material currently hosted there? Do you have special deal with Sourceforge.net that allows this?
I'd love to have clarification to a couple of questions:
- Is Zimbra X-tras project still actively maintained? Most SVN commits are pretty old (1+ years).
- If Zimbra X-tras can't be used for hosting community translations due to licensing issues, where are they supposed to be hosted?
- Can I distribute my own (and perhaps other people's) YPL-licensed Zimbra 5.0.x translation on my own servers? Do I have to do something special to avoid trademark issues?
Then to an another related problem... I've used an old ZPL1.2-licensed Finnish ZCS 4.x translation as a basis for my own translation. So the language file property names and comments are now YPL 1.0-licensed and part of the actual translations use the ZCS 1.2-license. Are the two licenses compatible? Which license should I use for my translation? Or do I have to get rid of the ZCS 1.2-licensed strings?
Hopefully someone at Zimbra can help sort this thing out.
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Coming off a two-month rest, Stuart Janney, III's Hit It Rich showed up for her only start of the Saratoga Race Course meet fresh and ready Monday and led gate-to-wire to win the Grade 3, $150,000 Glens Falls turf stakes for fillies and mares 3-years-old and up.
Trained by Hall of Famer Claude "Shug" McGaughey, the 5-year-old light gray daughter of Smart Strike had been out of action since finishing a close-up third in the Grade 2 New York on June 30 at Belmont Park.
With regular rider Javier Castellano aboard, Hit It Rich broke sharply, took the lead from her inside post position, and galloped around the firm inner turf course to win the 1 3/8-mile race by 1 ½ lengths in 2:12.34.
Runner-up Bizzy Caroline stayed affixed to the right flank of Hit It Rich until the winner shook clear at the top of the lane. Kissable finished a neck back in third, followed by Bubbly Jane, Imperial Pippin and Thislilsoulofmine.
As the 4-5 favorite, Hit It Rich paid $3.70 for a $2 win bet. It was her second graded stakes win of the year following a victory in the Grade 3 Orchid in March at Gulfstream Park.
"The game plan was if she could have the lead, it's perfect; if we have a target, that's fine too," McGaughey said. "[Castellano] said she broke good, was relaxed, and they kind of gave him the lead even though that filly [Bizzy Caroline] was sitting on her. He said going into the first turn, she short of just pricked her ears, and when she came by me the first time she was just galloping along, and that was fine with me."
McGaughey said he didn't want to run Hit It Rich in the ungraded Waya at 1 ½ miles on August 6 and didn't like how the mare would be weighted in the Grade 1 Beverly D. at Arlington Park, so he waited for the Glen Falls.
"I think the freshness really did her good, too," he added.
Hit It Rich has now won seven of 16 lifetime starts; the $90,000 winner's purse increased her lifetime earnings to $513,310.
McGaughey now will point her to a run in the Grade 1, $600,000 Flower Bowl Invitational on September 29 at Belmont Park, or the Grade 1, $500,000 Spinster Stakes contested over Keeneland's Polytrack on October 7.
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Shutout win moves HHS baseball team to 21-6
Humboldt wrapped up its regular season at home on July 16 in impressive fashion by shutting out Storm Lake, 15-0 in non-conference baseball. Humboldt collected eight hits in the game, led by Jerod Hauck with two. Brenden Schnell earned the win on the mound for Humboldt. A 7-run third inning proved to be the key for the Wildcats, who improved to 21-6 on the season. They begin post-season tournament play Friday at Boone in a 5 p.m. game with Iowa Falls-Alden in the first round of 3A District action.
Humboldt wrapped up its North Central Conference schedule by drubbing Hampton-Dumont, 12-1 in five innings Wednesday night (July 10) to finish second in the league standings with a 13-5 record. Humboldt is 20-6 overall. Ben Jacobson pitched a one-hitter and Austin Zylstra made four hits, including a grand slam home run in the fifth inning for the Wildcats. The Wildcats begin Class 3A District Tournament play against Iowa Falls-Alden on July 19 in Boone in a 5 p.m. game. The winner of that contest plays Boone or Webster City on July 22 in Boone.
Humboldt picked up its 19th victory of the season Tuesday night (July 9) in Gilmore City by pulling away from West Bend-Mallard/GC-B, 5-1 in non-conference high school baseball. The Wildcats (19-6) scored one run in the fifth and added four in the sixth. WBM/GCB scored their only run in the bottom of the seventh. Connor Vitzthum went the distance pitching for the Wildcats.
Ryan Lee and Austin Zylstra each had three hits and Jerod Hauck added a pair to lift the Humboldt High baseball team past No. 7 ranked Ogden (Class 2A), 16-4 Monday night (July 8) in Humboldt. Zylstra blasted a 3-run homer in the sixth for the Wildcats, who finished with nine hits overall. Humboldt is now 18-6 overall. Humboldt ends its regular season at home on July 16 against Storm Lake.
See complete story in the Humboldt Independent newspaper.


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The Wrong House is the story of three teen misfits and a Halloween night gone terribly wrong. Lawson's wonderfully creative story telling and Kay's dark, gritty art style immerse the reader in the terrifying events of the night.
Told in a non-linear manner, the story works its way inside out, slowly revealing the truth behind this gruesome tale. Adam Atherton (Lily of the Valley), had this to say about The Wrong House "The art and traditional ink work of THE WRONG HOUSE is beautifully devilish, complimenting the dark script perfectly. If you're into horror comics, it's a must read."
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Farm Market Salad
• 2 (11oz.) cans whole kernel corn, drained or 3 cups, cooked sweet corn, cut from the cob. (great for leftovers!)
• 3/4 cup diced cucumbers
• 1/4 cup diced, sweet onion
• 2 small tomatoes, chopped
• 1/4 cup sour cream
• 2 tbs. mayonnaise
• 1 tbs. vinegar
• 1/2 tsp. salt
• 1/4 tsp. dry mustard
• 1/4 tsp. celery salt
Combine corn, cucumbers, onions and tomatoes in salad bowl. Blend sour cream with mayonnaise. Add remaining ingredients. Add sour cream mixture to corn mixture. Toss gently to coat vegetables. Chill salad thoroughly before serving.
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Accelerated Life Testing
Application ID: 17361
Fatigue testing of nonlinear materials with creep mechanism is a time consuming process. In accelerated life testing the experiment time is greatly reduced by subjecting the material to testing conditions in excess of the operating one. In the model an aggressive thermal load cycle is simulated and its effect on the fatigue life of a solder joint is examined.
This example demonstrates how to evaluate fatigue driven by a specific strain or energy quantity and therefore a simple schematic representation of an electronic component is used. Moreover only one cycle is simulated as opposed to several that are required to obtain a steady state cycle when working with nonlinear materials. This simplification is motivated by the fact that the purpose of this model is to show how to evaluate fatigue based on a user defined variable. The required strain and energy variables are defined explicitly via ordinary differential equations and are calculated during the simulation of the thermal load cycle.


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In that spirit, today's keepers of liberty's flame the green-clad folks at the National Park Service could well call upon the Declaration's text as they welcome tourists.
" 'When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to' use the restrooms, please remember: The gents' is on the right, the ladies' on the left of the airport-style security shack."
Talk about enjoying the fruits of freedom: No more toileting hardships at Independence National Historical Park, with double the potties for people waiting to see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.
And shorter lines at the metal detectors and baggage-screening machines: Rather than just one screening point on Independence Mall, there would be two with a second one built almost on the site of the Declaration's July 1776 reading.
Of course, that's the only positive spin possible for the latest Park Service security plan. The proposal would erect a hideously inappropriate toilet/screening combo facility behind the old hall. Completing the desecration of Independence Square would be a tall fence permanently slicing the square in two.
As public scorn was being heaped on the idea late last week, it wasn't surprising to hear Independence Park superintendent Mary A. Bomar describe it as only one of "a wide range of options" being considered.
In fact, it's not the worst of the heavy-handed approaches to historic-area security. That dubious distinction goes to an idea that still intrigues high-level federal officials: closing the 500 block of Chestnut Street and circling the bell and Independence Hall with fences.
But in the same way, the Independence Square proposal is an affront to the democratic ideals celebrated at Independence Hall.
Neither Mayor Street nor Gov. Rendell should permit this plan to become reality.
They should insist, instead, that the Park Service adopt the visitor-friendly security proposal from area business and civic leaders. That plan sensibly puts metal detectors within Independence Hall and the bell pavilion and all but frees the shrines of liberty from fencing.