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The concerns about Hagel complicate his path to Senate confirmation but are not necessarily calamitous. The White House is pushing for the first Vietnam War veteran to oversee a military emerging from two wars and staring at deep budget cuts. Obama also tapped White House counterterrorism adviser John Brennan to head the Central Intelligence Agency.
Brennan, a 25-year CIA veteran, faces no major obstacles, but he is expected to be hit with questions about torture and administration leaks of secret information.
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Brett Favre, once thought of as a likely star NFL TV analyst, will get a big on-air audition Sunday before Super Bowl XLVII is played between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens in New Orleans.
Says NFLN executive producer Eric Weinberger: "We've been trying to get Brett into our shows for awhile. We're thrilled he's ready to do it."
On whether NFLN would like to add Favre on-air permanently, Weinberger says, "We'd love to get Brett's perspective as often as we can. But we're taking this one show at a time."
NFL Network, which has an 8½-hour pregame show, will use Favre as an analyst on its NFL GameDay Morning, which begins at 9 a.m. ET.
Favre retired after the 2010 season and has been mostly quiet. A three-time MVP, he won his only Super Bowl in New Orleans in 1997 when the Green Bay Packers beat the New England Patriots 35-21.
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Linnaean Classification Interactive
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Linnaean Classification.
To build and enhance understanding of the relationships between key words and to practice useful skills for designing information architecture using the Card Sort strategy.
To use a memory aid to help students remember ordered events or sequences using Mnemonics.
Covers the importance of soft-bodied fossils and what scientists learn from them, also looks at the fossil record, fossilization and adaptive radiations.
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While her big brother Marat was busy getting punched, Dinara Safina looks like she's been taking off the pounds.
The Russian lady baller, who defeated Flavia Pennetta to give Russia and 1-0 lead over Italy at the Hopman Cup (Russia dismissed Italy 2-1, click here for results) arrived in Perth working a new slimmed down frame but still dressed in those old, dreaded pepto-colored adidas duds. Ugh.
Anyway, I'd been hearing about this new "slimmed down" Dinara and I was excited to see some images. It's definitely a noticeable change and she should def benefit from the newfound fitness in the coming season.
Will it help her nab a maiden Grand Slam? We'll see, but it certainly can't hurt.
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
PHOTO OP: The incredibly disappearing Dinara, baby fat begone
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I'm loving her new hair color. Suits her really well IMO! But when watching the match I sometimes thought she looked a little like Ana LOL...ReplyDelete
Yeah, she cut down on the baby fat, but she definitely put on some more muscles! When she played with her brother she even appeared to be more muscular than him...
But anyway she looks good and played pretty good for the first match of the season!
(But the pinky looks has to go!)
yeah maja - maybe it's her goth look? we all had that phase (fine - i did) but my hair is naturally black. makes her look kinda pale, no?ReplyDelete
she's looking fit which is great news - she'll need to be to make a splash this season. i'd love her to for sure!
- uvijek argenJanuary 4, 2009 at 11:57 PM
"still dressed in those old, dreaded pepto-colored adidas duds"ReplyDelete
Hahaha...good one!!
Can I just say how much I hate this dress on her?ReplyDelete
I went through a goth phase too... Black platform boots, black make up.. man, those days!
- johanneJanuary 5, 2009 at 8:12 AM
I love Dinara but get rid of those duds!! Seriously, when's the last time she was wearing something else on court?? I swear she's been wearing that for MONTHS :(ReplyDelete
Ewww - let's hope she can get the funk out of those duds. plus, the whole collection is on major discount right now so it's not the best for adidas to have that crap still being worn on-court...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 5, 2009 at 1:32 PM
I don't know how, but I'm making it my mission to find every single one of those ugly pink outfits and burn them in a big bon fire.ReplyDelete
I'm liking the hair, although her natural color is very pretty. And good for her for losing the extra baby pounds. Soo rooting for her this season.
Dinara has finally realised that dark hair girls are the loveliest ;)ReplyDelete
Actually she had a great year last year, so it will be interesting to see what impact the new physique has.
Best wishes to Down The Line in 2009 :)
Thanks Alice!ReplyDelete
i've been busy with school, and all i can say is..
dinara's for the big win this year.......
i hope she wins the french..........
she's getting fitter and that will help her campaign for this year's tennis season........


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In 1977, I was an impressionable young teenager who was very much into music. In the KISS Army at age 12 & 13, I had wall-sized posters covering my entire room...including the doors and ceiling.
It was an awesome time for music. Album-oriented rock ruled the airwaves, not to mention the stadiums. The punk movement was in full swing in the USA, the UK and Europe. Somehow it trickled down to smalltown central Texas and made its way into my ears, onto my turntable and into my brain...where it would stay to this day. Punk may have been mainstream rock's mortal enemy, but in my head, Dee Dee Ramone and Ace Frehley lived together in perfect harmony. They still do.
For literally 20 years or more I've been talking about doing this concept series, so much so that some of my friends would chuckle at the mention of it. They, like myself, were skeptical that it would ever happen. I never started on it because I draw in many different styles, and could never decide how to best render these images. Now it's very clear, and the wheels are finally in motion!
Until recent movie poster work with Alamo Drafthouse and a few other clients, I never really did portraiture. Through the aforementioned work though, a style began to develop - one that involves a conscious effort to get better at utilizing negative space and resist my natural inclination to fill up the page. The popularity of those images, along with the fun that I had rendering them, brought me back to my old concept...the one that had been simmering in my head for 20+ years. The style fit perfectly.
The idea is this:
* A series of serigraph art prints - portraits of music icons from around (but not solely from) 1977. This is a very autobiographical series - these are rock icons that I used to draw on my notebooks -figures that enhanced my love of music and inspired me as an artist.
* The series will consist of 77 different images, each available individually. Complete sets will also be available.
* Each print will be 18x24, screenprinted by hand on cover weight Cougar Natural paper.
* Each image will be signed & numbered, each part of an extremely limited edition of only 77 prints (plus a few artist proofs).
* Each print will be stamped on the back with the official Perkins 77 logo, and numbered as to its place in the series. (Example: Johnny Rotten is print 77.01, Robert Plant 77.02, etc.).
** Only 40 individual prints of each image will be sold, so get them NOW!. The rest will be saved for complete sets upon completion.
* The complete sets will feature prints that are all the same number in the edition. There will also be a special package designed for the complete sets.
They'll be printed in order until all 77 editions are done. New images will be announced as they are completed. The goal in the end is to try to turn this series into a book, as well as a few gallery shows. By then, all of the individual prints will most likely have been sold, so GET THEM EARLY!
This is obviously a very ambitious effort, one that surpasses anything I've tried to date. But...I'm very proud & excited to announce that the first 4 images are complete(!) and available for preorder purchase very soon in the classifieds on GigPosters.com - gig posters, flyers and handbills from around the world!. Printing will start within a week. I'll post links as soon as the ads are up...should be within 24 hours from this posting. A separate ad will be up for anyone who would like to preorder a complete set.
77.01 Johnny Rotten
77.02 Robert Plant
77.03 Debbie Harry
77.04 Alice Cooper
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I'm gonna have fun with this, hopefully lots of other folks will dig it as well. Enjoy!


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Myohmyohmy but you Moxie Fabbers offer up some stunning approaches to the challenges I throw at you! And again, because of the painful condition of my shoulder/arm, I left comments until I just simply could no longer, but I did look at every single entry, and all I can say is, "Wow!"
The creative ideas for how to use the various tools in these challenges were vast and inspiring. I mean, in the Around the House challenge alone, we had these innovative ideas: embossing with rice, stamping with bubble wrap, using red wine as a dye, creating a background from dish soap, as well as many others.
I could go on and on, but what you really want to see is the winners, right? So now, without further ado, I give you the Cool Tools Week challenge winners (and believe you me, the whittling down process was positively grueling!)
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Here are the winners from the Die Cutting Challenge:
Other notable die-cut cards from this challenge include Michelle Leone, Virginia L., and Lin.
Here are the winners of the Cutting & Trimming Challenge:
The winners of the Punches Challenge are:
The winners of the Embossing & Debossing Challenge are:
Here are some additional cards that I just can't move on without mentioning: Gayatri, Jen W., Steph Lee (Arty Carty), and Lynn.
And last but certainly not least, the winners of the Around the House Challenge are:
Thanks to all 560 who played along!
PS I got another cortisone shot yesterday in which the doc poked, prodded, and jabbed at my calcium deposits for about 4-5 minutes. It didn't hurt all that much at the time (once the litocaine had kicked in, that is), but man-oh-man was my arm sore for the rest of the day yesterday (hence the tardiness of today's post.) I feel much better today and am hopeful that this one will do the trick, but I probably won't know until I see how I progress in the next couple of weeks. Again, I can't thank you enough for all your kind words in the comments here in the Moxie Fab World, on Facebook, and in the cards and emails all y'all are sending me. I am so lucky to have such kind and concerned friends! I'm off to rest now. Enjoy your Wednesday!


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"Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul is giving fans a chance to win signed memorabilia from the hit series with a scavenger hunt before the Emmy Awards on Monday.
The acclaimed series ended a hugely successful five-season run last September, making the 2014 prize giving the last Emmy Awards the show is eligible for.
To commemorate the occasion, Paul, who is hoping for a second acting Emmy for his role as Jesse Pinkman, announced on Instagram.com on Wednesday that he is planning to dole out prized props and scripts to eagle-eyed fans just before the ceremony kicks off at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.
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He wrote, "Dear friends, In honor of the Emmys and the final time 'Breaking Bad' will be up for anything the Emmys (sic) I will be holding a scavenger hunt around LA on Monday before the Emmys for all of you 'Breaking Bad' fans.
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This month's lite challenge is to design a town. We've provided the street layout of major street and the collection of house shapes to use as a starting point. You must use these as a basis for your town. However they can be merged into larger structures and you don't need to use all of them. They can be resized and you can add more building shapes to the mix if you feel that these are not enough to populate your town.
As with the previous challenge, this can be tackled with a little out of the box thinking - as long as the shapes are clearly represented in the final map.
Here's the png of the shapes as your starting point:
This challenge will run until the 15th of October after which there will be a few days of voting. The winner will receive a silver Lite Compass under their name.
Before each WIP you must place the ### Latest WIP ### tag so that the thumbnail scraper can identify the latest WIP. Feel free to add new posts for each update so that others can see the progress of the map.
Here's some tutorials that might be useful whilst you tackle the challenge:
[Award Winner] A medieval town map tutorial in Photoshop
Fastest town in the west
Photoshop Town Tutorial
The Ascension's Photoshop Town Tutorial V2
Quick-and-Dirty Buildings for a Town Map in PS
Create a random town
[Award Winner] Creating cities with City Designer 3
[Award Winner] Eneini: a medieval city tutorial (in Photoshop)
Drawing City-Block Style Maps (Ortelius Tutorial)
City Walls in Photoshop
Clustered houses for a city in Photoshop
City Maps in DAZ|Studio and Bryce
[Award Winner] Creation and Depiction of Fantasy Cities - Parts I & II
Also very useful:
How To Make a Rotating Brush in GIMP
If someone does make a gimp brush pipe for this challenge, then I'd suggest creating a new thread and sharing it. Afterwards we'll place that in the resources section. If you do this then you can certainly be assured of lots of rep from your fellow contestants for your help!
If you find a tutorial helpful. please say so in your challenge entry, and don't forget to rep the tutorial maker, and rate the tutorial. Good luck!


text: Disrupting poverty: How Barefoot College is empowering women through peer-to-peer learning and technology India 07 March 11 by Greg Williams This article was taken from the April 2011 issue of Wired magazine. Be the first to read Wired's articles in print before they're posted online, and get your hands on loads of additional content by subscribing online.Sanjit "Bunker" Roy has found a better way to solve poverty: train women as engineers so they can transform their villages.Early one morning in March 2010, Susanna Adelheid Huis left her home in the village of Uis Tsaurob in the central plateau of Namibia. Her family scratches a living as smallholders, here on the one per cent of her homeland that is forgiving enough to support subsistence agriculture. She took a last look at her house -- one of 12 in the settlement -- and thought of her husband, five children (the youngest of whom was four) and two grandchildren whom she wouldn't see for six months. She would miss the coming cool months, returning in September when it was beginning to get hot and dust would be thick in the air.As Huis neared the capital, Windhoek, 300km away, she was already missing her family. But she was excited too: "It was the first time I ever flew," the 49-year-old with a ready smile later recalls. Her trip would take her through another three airports -- Johannesburg, Delhi and Jaipur. She was embarking on an adventure she hadn't been entirely convinced about when the idea had been put to her several months before by a tall, distinguished-looking Indian man who had shown up in Uis Tsaurob one day. He had travelled 8,000km with a proposal for the local people: would they like to send some women from the village to his college in India to study for six months? But why, they had asked, should they travel so far? What would they learn there?The man replied that he would like to teach them to be engineers. The villagers talked among themselves and eventually decided that they would send three women.One of them was Huis. The tall Indian man was Sanjit "Bunker" Roy, a social activist, educator and the founder of Barefoot College, an organisation based in Tilonia -- a small village two hours' drive west of Jaipur through the arid farmland of Rajasthan -- that aims to help the estimated 41 per cent of the Indian population who live below the international poverty line. Roy's model -- educating local people through peer-to-peer learning -- is transformational in that it relies on the passing on of traditional skills and knowledge rather than an emphasis on outside educators bringing new ideas and influences. Local people are trained as doctors, teachers, engineers, architects, designers, mechanics, communicators and accountants and they use simple technology in innovative and disruptive ways: mobile phones are set to work monitoring water quality through an online dataset, solar-powered cookers are constructed to break dependence on wood or costly kerosene. Some lessons at the college are recorded and uploaded to the internet. There is no hierarchy: everyone eats sitting on the floor and no one receives a salary of more than $150 per month. Importantly, there is financial transparency. Staff bank accounts are published, as are company finances."The model has taken into account the pace at which people think, the culture, which is respected, and the capacity -- the infinite capacity -- of the community to adjust to, apply and to disseminate ideas," says Roy, 65, in a calm baritone as he sits cross-legged on a rug beneath a rotating fan in his simple office on the Barefoot campus. He wears a loose red shirt, or kurta, with white pyjama bottoms. His glasses hang from a chain around his neck. "That's what scalability is all about. It's a model that people understand, it's not complicated. It respects the skills that people have rather than discarding them or replacing them."Roy has disrupted the model that many NGOs and well-endowed foundations promote in the developing world, namely a top-down approach led by outside, often governmental, institutions. Critics argue that this methodology doesn't offer long-term sustainable growth and isn't scalable. Roy is among them."You have a graveyard of successful failures everywhere in the world with this top-down solution that has not worked. With foreign expertise... they don't know the culture and they don't know what's happening in the countries." His voice intensifies. "There is a growing anger We have to look for alternatives. It has to be bottom-up, it has to be indigenous, it has to develop solutions from the ground up, and it has to be both community based and community managed."There are now 24 colleges inspired by the Barefoot model in India. Since 2004, Roy has brought women from 15 African nations as well as Bhutan, Afghanistan and Bolivia to train at the camp as solar engineers. He hopes soon to bring women from Palestine. The college says it has trained 15,000 women in skills including solar engineering, healthcare, water testing and social activism, and that as a result, around 500,000 people have been provided with basic services such as healthcare, drinking water and education. On the Barefoot campus you can meet women who, only six months earlier, were day labourers and are now practising dentistry, women who formed a collective to manufacture solar ovens, illiterate farmers now overseeing engineering projects, and girls who attend Barefoot night school because they work in the fields during the day when state schools are open. Roy estimates that, in India, the Barefoot solar-electrification programme saves two million litres of kerosene every year.The tech used at Barefoot College is simple -- nothing more than a mobile phone or PC. An ongoing project is the monitoring of water quality in the region. Barefoot workers distribute testing kits and upload the data, which can then be accessed by villagers with their mobiles. Another is the Barefoot radio station which, as well as traditional music, broadcasts health and education information. People within 30km listen on their mobiles -- which are charged using the solar lanterns manufactured on campus. Mobile penetration in India is significant: a 2010 UN report estimated that more Indians have access to a mobile than a toilet and that, by 2015, there would be a billion phone connections in the country. Drive through remote Rajasthani villages at night and you see groups of young men hanging out, their faces lit only by the light from their mobiles. In 1972, when Roy founded the college, it had the only telephone in Tilonia. The number was 316. "It was a miracle to crank it up and listen to people in the outside world," he says. "Now all my 300 staff have mobiles." Read page 2 1234 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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Goodguys First WIX Filters Speedway Nationals - Goodguys IndyWritten by Eric Geisert on April 1, 2012
The Goodguys Rod & Custom Association has had a long history with Indianapolis, starting in 1989 when they held their first event at the Indianapolis Raceway Park—an event that lasted 21 years at that location. But with weather and other problems seemingly always plaguing the show, Goodguys created a new show to be held in September (when the weather was better) and at a location that hot rodders would naturally want to go and see: the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
There are very few, if any, sites around the country that would have more automotive history than what you can find at the Speedway. Certain areas of Detroit might be older in automotive terms, but not by much; only a couple of years. And when it comes to hot rodders, they've long made up excuses to visit the sprawling facility, especially during the last week of May when the Indy 500 takes place.
Recently the Goodguys First WIX Filters Speedway Nationals was held on the 250-acre infield (think 363 football fields in size) of the historic location. And though at some past Goodguys events where rodders were allowed to take their rides out on a low-mph lap of the famous 500 track and have their photo taken while crossing the famed yard of bricks that serves as a start/finish line, this new show was a four-day event where you could do that twice in the weekend plus have access to all parts of the facility.
The WIX Filter Nationals had all the normal Goodguys fare you'd want: an autocross, swap meet, seminars, car show, specialty parking areas, and vendor displays, but you could also visit the Speedway's Hall of Fame Museum where hundreds of vintage trophies, photos, and winning race cars from the past 100 years are all housed.
And, being at Indy, you might expect a little different spin on things, and famed racer "King" Richard Petty was on hand on Saturday for an autograph session. You could also take a ride at 180 mph around the track in a specially prepared Indy racer outfitted with two inline seats (you sit behind the driver). It was a little pricey to do, but we heard they sold out, and it seemed everyone we talked to who took the ride said it was incredible.
The event was also the location where hot rodders could have picked up 1 of 10 Builder's Choice awards (picked at this show by Rad Rides) or a STREET RODDER Top 100 award (sponsored by Painless Performance) while others were focused on the Goodguys/Gearstar Hot Rod of the Year award, which asks owners of their ride to drive a 150-mile reliability run one day as well as make a pass down a local dragstrip (burnout optional). The "It really works" condition of this award is appreciated by those who believe ya gotta drive 'em to be a real hot rod.
This year's winner of the Hot Rod of the Year award is a show 'n' go double threat, as it was also named the ISCA's Class Champion in the roadster division earlier this year. The Washington Blue original-steel '32 Ford roadster is owned by Michael Tarquinio and features a '57 Olds J2 engine for power.
It's always a big deal when some street rod organization makes a major change (like relocating an event) to their yearlong program, and they aren't always successful when they do. But the Goodguys saw a need to improve upon what they started more than 20 years ago in Indianapolis and, with a new location at a historic automotive venue, the Goodguys' WIX Filter Speedway Nationals is destined to be a major attraction for hot rodders for years to come.
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Dick Bales, Easley, SC / 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air Painted a sunlight gold opal, Bales' bubbletop rolls on big 19- and 20-inch Schott wheels and features custom work on the bumpers, dash, and interior pieces. Underhood is a 598-inch big-block for fun.Larry Terpstra, Ottawa, IL / 1930 Model A coupe Larry Terpstra went to O'Connell Specialties to turn his '30 Ford coupe into an award winner. Chopped 3 inches and channeled the same amount, the coupe uses a TCI Engineering chassis, a Painless Wiring kit, and a '53 Merc Flathead topped with twin Strombergs and Offy heads.Steve Contris, Hokes Bluff, AL / 1954 Chevrolet truck Big Oak Garage helped Steve Contris achieve his dream of having a nice street rod when they went through this '54 from the ground up. A smoothed hood, shaved body vents, custom rear inner wheel tubs, and Schott 18- and 20-inch wheels combined with a lively choice in paint color makes this hauler a stand out.Doyle Thomas, Longview, TX / 1963 Rambler 440-H hardtop Rutterz Rodz in Bristol, TN, got the call from Doyle Thomas to transform his ugly duckling Rambler into a crowd pleaser. Mike Rutter followed through with an Art Morrison chassis, a Paul Atkins interior, and an LS-7/4L85E engine and trans combo to great effect.Bob Oney, Lebanon, OH / 1947 Ford woodie Bob Oney has a owned a string of great hot rods over the years, which is a testament to what a great eye he has when building his rides. Originally this '47 came out of California, and it still has almost 60 percent of its original wood. Oney also added the 350 Chevy and a black leather interior.Brian Baker, Bellefontaine, OH / 1955 Chevrolet 210 What looks like a pretty nice '55 gets real interesting when you pop the hood and find an Arias Hemi underhood! The owner did all the work, which includes a Corvette front suspension on a custom frame, and installing a Winters aluminum rearend and 18- and 20-inch Billet Specialties wheels.Kevin Roberts, Maumee, OH / 1932 Ford roadster Kevin Roberts was happy when he won the Barry Lobeck Memorial Award at Columbus this year, and we think Lobeck would have really liked Roberts' take on a '32. A 4-inch chop, tons of louvers, and polished five-spoke Americans set the tone and a 383 Chevy pushes the rod down the road just fine.Marty Bachand, Monee, IL / 1934 Ford coupe Marty Bachand tells us there isn't a trailer waiting at the hotel for his car after the event—something we like to hear. He also says his '34 is a great driver, and it's outfitted with a ZZ4 350 Chevy engine, Salt Flat Special wheels, and a Champ quick-change rearend.Jack Downs, Colona, IL / 1936 Chevy sedan Jack Downs has been building cars for decades, and they are all pretty nice rides. This one features a RideTech suspension and an injected 5.3L Chevy engine backed to a 4L60E transmission. All of the bodywork was completed at Jack's D&H Body Shop in Colona, IL.
LeeRoy Neuweg, West Point, IA / 1932 Ford Tudor Starting with a Cornhusker chassis, LeeRoy Neuweg built his sedan up using a 300hp 327 and a TH350 trans as well as a Chassis Engineering axle and hairpins, along with Wilson Welding drum brakes. Paint came from Jim Cobbs in Marlon, OK.Jerry Medlin's '23 track T (the black one) is parked next to Gerald Medlin's track T (the orange one). Both cars look like they could have done some time on a dirt oval or two.You don't see a lot of '32 Studebaker Rocknes around nowadays, let alone one as nice as Kevin Svarda's full-fendered black coupe, which has an LT-1 underhood.You say "Indy" and you think racing, so what would you expect out in the swap meet section of the show? We like belly tanks, and this one (which had been turned sideways) was listed at $1,500 while another seller must have cornered the blower market as he must have had a dozen for sale.A work in progress, Kevin Anderson's '36 Ford custom has had the lid lowered 4 inches, a '42 Mercury front bumper added, and a '34 Plymouth gauge cluster installed up on the dash.You say "Indy" and you think racing, so what would you expect out in the swap meet section of the show? We like belly tanks, and this one (which had been turned sideways) was listed at $1,500 while another seller must have cornered the blower market as he must have had a dozen for sale.Gordon Peters' highboy Deuce Tudor was in contention for the Goodguys Hot Rod of the Year award, having taken part in the shop tour drive, the drags, and the show 'n' shine. We like the '57 Olds motor and Muncie transmission choice.Craig Striegle's '27 Ford coupe was built on an extended wheelbase and finished with gloss paint and pinstripes while Willy Trump's Deuce roadster is subtle in its gray finish and laid-back windshield.The show is held on the infield of the famous Indy 500 track, and Goodguys shared the space with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, which is filled with historic photos, past winner's race cars, and trophies, such as the 5-foot-tall, sterling silver Borg-Warner trophy, which has the name of every winner of the 500 race since 1911 inscribed on it.
Del Cokley's '57 Ford is pretty unique, plus there's a big-block 406 backed to a Top Loader trans under the hood. Cokley is from St. Clair, MO.The show is held on the infield of the famous Indy 500 track, and Goodguys shared the space with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, which is filled with historic photos, past winner's race cars, and trophies, such as the 5-foot-tall, sterling silver Borg-Warner trophy, which has the name of every winner of the 500 race since 1911 inscribed on it.With an interior still to go, John Myra's '28 Model A sedan was well on its way. He must like those A's, as he won a STREET RODDER Top 10 award in 2009 with a black one.Another Builder's Choice winner was Leigh Anne Lemke from Grafton, NJ, who attended the event with her '23 Ford T bucket. The chassis was homemade, and the interior is done in a white tuck 'n' rolled leather. It's one of the nicest T's we've seen of late.Nice! Skip Andrews' custom '57 Ford Fairlane 500 was really stylish. Chopped 2-1/2 inches, the car uses a '58 roof and headlights to achieve the look. Andrews is out of Gresham, OR, and he received a Builder's Choice award for his ride.The Hot Rod Garage in Oklahoma had a story to tell about this one. The 409-equipped Deuce they built for Steve Kormondy and intending to enter in the Hot Rod of the Year competition was stolen (along with the truck and trailer) out of the hotel parking lot and then returned (without the car inside) the next day. Police found the car unharmed in a driveway of a vacant house outside of Indianapolis the following day, but by then it was too late to enter the show's Hot Rod of the Year competition.The Goodguys 2011 Gearstar Hot Rod of the Year award was handed over to Mike Tarquinio for his stunning '32 roadster, which was first seen at the Detroit Autorama early last year. The build concept is: What would Edsel Ford have done with a Zephyr roadster? One of the car's highlights is the Olds J-2 motor backed to a Tremec five-speed trans.


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The mining industries in Minnesota and Michigan have had ups and downs over the past few years. This is due to fluctuating demand and economic uncertainty. Some mining-related jobs have disappeared, and others require a surprising level of high-tech skills.
The job outlook in Wisconsin, as well as the necessary skill set, remain to be seen. And Wisconsin mining opponents have pledged a legal fight, further complicating the picture.
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90-year-old James Bosanny was driving the ATV with his 64-year-old son, James Bosanny, Jr., on board. He lost control on a small hill after hitting a plow before the ATV accelerated and hit a tree. They both were thrown off the ATV. The 90-year-old died at the scene.Crews took the son first to Bay Area Medical Center in Marinette and then later taken to a hospital in Green Bay for serious injuries.
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Crews are still investigating. James Bosanny, Sr., was from Monroe, Wisconsin, and his son, James Bosanny, Jr., was from Hortonville, Wisconsin.
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Having struggled with this for the past few hours, I figured I'd document the process that succeeded, based on what I didn't find while searching around. This will loosely follow http://wiki.zimbra.com/wiki.Preexist...for_Zimbra_6.0, with a small pile of consolidated digressions along the way.
Scenario: New deployment of Zimbra8 NEA. Have existing 4096 bit wildcard SSL cert on an exchange server.
Challenge: There's no 4096 option in the web console. And the key... nevermind. For yucks, we'll convert a PFX ripped from a live IIS install.
To make this work, Zimbra will want us to provide a total of three files.
commercial.key, which is a secret,
commercial.crt, which is the cert we bought from the vendor (godaddy),
and commercial_ca.crt, which is the chain that validates everything.
First up, get the existing stuff from the Windows box.
Win32 - Certificates snap-in.
Export your (wildcard) cert from Local Computer personal certificates.
- Include private key
- Use Personal Information Exchange (PFX). Do not include certs in path, do not enable strong prot, do NOT DELETE the private key lol.
- Pick a pass, any pass, and remember it
- Pick a filename, save it (I'll say, wincertfile.pfx)
You'll now have a .pfx file.
On the Zimbra box, we are going to need a working directory that is reasonably safe to store bad things.
Become root.
Fetch the pfx file from the windows machine. Once here, you can (should) delete the pfx file on that windows machine.Code:mkdir /root/certs cd /root/certs
I've no idea if it is actually necessary, but we'll probably want to make a CSR file. Info should match the original as best you can.
If you need a refresher, in the Win certificate manager, right-click the cert and choose Open, select the Details pane.
The subject field will contain the CN, O, etc.
Back on the Zimbra box, make sure you note the size of the key, in my case 4096.
Code:/opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr createcsr comm -new -keysize 4096 "/C=US/ST=NY/L=MyCity/O=*.your.com/OU=YourOU/CN=*.your.com"
Next goal - extract "commercial.key".
We need to get the key from pfx bundle.
That'll rip it into a file by itself (EprivateKey.pem), but still encrypted. Next, we need to make that key get naked for us.Code:openssl.exe pkcs12 -in wincertfile.pfx -nocerts -out EprivateKey.pem
That commerical.key file will be the unencrypted, very dangerous, do-not-post-on-facebook private key.Code:openssl.exe rsa -in EprivateKey.pem -out commercial.key
Verify success with "cat commercial.key". If you cat it, you should see something akin to
One file down, let's put it where Zimbra wants it:
Code:cp commercial.key /opt/zimbra/ssl/zimbra/commercial/
Next up, we need to isolate the certificate into "commerical.crt".
Code:openssl.exe pkcs12 -in wincertfile.pfx -clcerts -nokeys -out commercial.crt
It is presumed that you've already have a valid commercial_ca.crt file. Typically the vendor will provide this (godaddy gives you gd_bundle.crt); you can likely just rename it to "commercial_ca.crt" and call it done.
So, let's idiot check things:
At this point, you are ready to proceed with Preexisting Certificate Installation, beginning at "Now deploy the certificates".Code:root@zimbra:~/certs# /opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr verifycrt comm commercial.key commercial.crt commercial_ca.crt ** Verifying commercial.crt against commercial.key Certificate (commercial.crt) and private key (commercial.key) match. Valid Certificate: commercial.crt: OK
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and if success,Code:/opt/zimbra/bin/zmcertmgr deploycrt comm commercial.crt commercial_ca.crt
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If the deployment encounters
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** Saving server config key zimbraSSLPrivateKey...failed.
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Because Darwin and Lincoln are forever paired, thanks to their shared birthdate 200 years ago and the profound and lasting (but separate) influence of their ideas and actions, as Adam Gopnik explains, a question arises: What did they think of each other?
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In today's hyper-mediated, celebrity-saturated global village the world's leading biologist and the leader of the free world might be expected to meet at, say, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland (though we're not aware that Lincoln or Darwin skied), at a climate-policy summit or over pints at Bono's.
But Darwin and Lincoln did not cross paths. And though a perusal of reliable sources suggests that the two did not mention each other by name in writing, there's evidence they were at least aware of one another's efforts.
Darwin, a staunch abolitionist, as our Times of London, whose correspondent in the States was not sufficiently against slavery, Darwin wrote, and covered the war "detestably."
Asa Gray between 1862 and 1865 referring to the Civil War, slavery or the "president." Darwin was not forthcoming about Lincoln and appeared to grow more pessimistic about the war as the years went on.
On June 5, 1861, Darwin wrote to Gray:
I never knew the newspapers so profoundly interesting. N. America does not do England justice: I have not seen or heard of a soul who is not with the North. Some few, & I am one, even wish to God, though at the loss of millions of lives, that the North would proclaim a crusade against Slavery. In the long run, a million horrid deaths would be amply repaid in the cause of humanity. What wonderful times we live in.... Great God how I shd like to see that greatest curse on Earth Slavery abolished.
Lincoln issued the final Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863. Eighteen days later, Darwin wrote to Gray, an abolitionist evidently more optimistic about the course of the war than Darwin:
Well, your President has issued his fiat against Slavery— God grant it may have some effect.— ... I sometimes cannot help taking most gloomy view about your future. I look to your money depreciating so much that there will be mutiny with your soldiers & quarrels between the different states which are to pay In short anarchy & then the South & Slavery will be triumphant. But I hope my dismal prophecies will be as utterly wrong as most of my other prophecies have been. But everyone's prophecies have been wrong; those of your Government as wrong as any.— It is a cruel evil to the whole world; I hope that you may prove right & good come out of it.
It cannot be said that Lincoln, for his part, gave Darwin that much thought. The one passage we turned up about Lincoln and evolution focuses on his interest in a book that preceded Darwin's On the Origin of Species by some 15 years.


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Nadal's victory Monday gave him a second championship at Flushing Meadows, and came a year after he missed the tournament with a knee injury.
This was their 37th head-to-head match, the most between two men in the Open era, and their third U.S. Open final in four years. Nadal beat Djokovic for the 2010 title, and Djokovic won their rematch in 2011.
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I made a commitment to myself to write about my experiences throughout the next year in Afghanistan.
I had a bunch of cool stories happen to me already, but it's 2:30 am here and I've been flying for nearly 3 days, now. Gotta sleep. In my 9th floor suite, in my luxury hotel in downtown Dubai.
I was met at the flippin' PLANE by a gorgeous Phillipine woman in a traditional silk outfit and I had "people" walk me through all the admin parts of the airport. They had me wait in the VIP lounge with a bunch of sheikhs and princes, drinking Mango juice and eating fresh dates and chocolate chip cookies, while they made crude comments about my "hostess".
The customer sent me a stretch Lexus and driver to take me to my hotel, where I tipped everyone and sent them away. I never saw my passport or luggage until they magically appeared in my room.
Something tells me that State Department beats Defense Department 10 times out of 10 when they send you to crappy places where people want to kill you. So far, I feel like a rock star.
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Sounds exciting and very cool! Stay safe!
"Explode and tear this whole town apart
Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
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Make it better for your having been there, but come back safe.
Anything that you can share would be awesome. Take care, Phadreus.
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Something tells me that State Department beats Defense Department 10 times out of 10 when they send you to crappy places where people want to kill you. So far, I feel like a rock star.
I'll take your word for it. Defense Dept sucked so much that have not really wanted to see the rest of it. Be safe!
"I believe the state color for Alabama should be primer," Larry the Cable Guy.
Hot hostess... luxury hotel... stretch lex... If it wasn't for the getting shot at thing this wouldn't be so bad.
Mase would be jealous:
That mean my sleeve's on it,
You know I dress as I'm suppose to,
Stretch Lex with a chauffeur,
Never sober
So, it's morning in Dubai, and I finally got a solid 5 hours of blissful sleep in this marvelous bed. (Sadly, alone; I'm told they will fly my wife to Dubai once I've completed a certain percent of my tour)
I had a jacuzzi bath last night just prior to going to bed. The jacuzzi tub is rather oddly shaped, with stylized shelves and curliques cast into it. It took me a few moments before I realized that it wasn't style, they were a series of rather functional stirrups. Not that I got the opportunity to try them out, or anything.
Flew into Dubai from DSM to MSP to Amsterdam. Had a few hours layover, and all I have to say is "God Bless the Dutch. A very attractive people, there.
KLM has reverted to the throwback sky blue uniforms for their flight attendants. Looked really sharp, especially with the few pillbox hats I saw, but my inner flaming gay hairdresser (named Andre' of course) wondered that they are probably a bear to keep clean, especially considering what flight attendants do for a living.
Saw two movies that were kind of a good "compare and contrast" about government service. Body of Lies and Burn After Reading are examples of good and bad Hollywood portrayals of certain types of gov't service. Surprisingly, the latter is the most accurate portrayal about how things work, more often than not. I swear I worked for a guy who acted and made decisions just like the Deputy Director.
The whole torture scene in Body of Lies just like to tick me off. The assumption that we torture is just idiotic. Like Hani, the Jordanian security chief says, torture just doesn't get you what you need. If you want information, drink tea and be sympathetic. Either that, or puff their ego up by telling them how hard they are to interrogate.
[bitter]Hey, but anything that sells to the ignorant and pre-disposed.[/bitter]
The key to winning wars against insurgents is to find out what they really want, and find a way to get it to them, while preserving your own interests. It's not killing insurgents. That's the current US and DoD policy, btw.
Well, I'm off to walk around Dubai.
Glad to hear you got there safely! Thanks for your mini bloging!!
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Dubai dangerous, haha. Been there done that, totally enjoyed it.
All things flow according to the whims of the great magnet.
"You know, that might be the answer - to act boastfully about something we ought to be ashamed of. That's a trick that never seems to fail."
Let's see. the spa had stirrups for the gals? Those Arabs have everything. Must be a birthing function.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Ok, I'm convinced that Phaedrus is the coolest person on Cyclone Fanatic.
Enjoy reading your stuff as always. Keep it coming!
Stay safe and keep in touch. I want to see Dubai someday. I actually had a neighbor in Ames who was from there. Really great kid, said it was quite a place.
Amsterdam airport rocks. I love the Dutch.
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Try not to work toooooo hard there...
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You aren't the only one. How do you apply for a job like that and what has to be on your resume?
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AUBURN, Wash. (August 3, 2014) – It's championship week for 3-year-olds in both divisions at Emerald Downs.Saturday, 3-year-old fillies line up in the $65,000 Washington Oaks at 1 1/8 miles. And Sunday, colts and geldings take their turn in the $65,000 Emerald Downs Derby at 1 1/8 miles. The nine-furlong features figure to play a pivotal role in determining titles ion both divisions.In fact, the 3-year-old filly division has been jumbled all season with three different winners in as many races. California-based City by the Bay, winner of the Seattle Handicap, and Ole's Miss, the Canadian invader that shipped in to win last month's Kent Handicap, are not nominated to the Washington Oaks. That leaves the door open for Irish Day handicap winner Find Your Spot to clinch honors with a win in the Oaks.Trainer Robbie Baze has two contenders with Mylast Sweet Pea and Chu and You, the former finishing third, fourth and second in the first three legs of the series, while Chu and You, after seconds in the Seattle and Irish Day, faded to finish sixth in the 1 1/16-mile Kent.Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer nominated Lady Fifty Two to the Oaks. A daughter of Kodiak Kowboy, Lady Fifty Two has never raced farther than six furlongs but she did string together wins earlier this year at Golden Gate Fields.In the Derby, trainer Doris Harwood holds a pair of aces with Noosito and Del Rio Harbor, Washington-breds by Harbor the Gold that have swept the first three races of the series. Noosito scored big victories in the Auburn and Seattle Slew Handicaps while Del Rio Harbor countered with a 2 ½-length win in the Coca-Cola Handicap. Noosito and Del Rio Harbor are tied 3-3 in the lifetime series, and both seem able to handle the additional distance in the Derby. $65,000 Washington Oaks, Saturday, August 93-Year-Old Fillies, 1 & 1/8 MilesHorse. . . . .Owner. . . .TrainerChampagne Gal (3-KY) North American Thoroughbred Racing Co. Mike PuhichCheeky Stone (3-WA) Karen & Mickey Taylor LLC Larry Ross Chu and You (3-WA) Michael & Amy Feuerborn Robbie BazeFind Your Spot (3-WA) Where We At Jim PenneyLady Fifty Two (3-KY) Dedomenico, Hollendorfer & Todaro Jerry Hollendorfer Mylast Sweet Pea (3-WA) Bill & Betty Stiles & Valerie M. Johnson Robbie BazePapa's Flashy Girl (3-CA) McGhee, Saratoga West & Strickland Jeff Metz Quiet Wisdom (3-KY) Valerie M. Johnson & John Zervos Robbie BazeSunpenny (3-WA) Z Thoroughbred Racing Partners III Frank Lucarelli
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Monday afternoon we officially launched losroyals.com – the club's Spanish-language website – entering into a new era in Royals baseball!
You might not realize this, but on the 25-man roster, we have nine Hispanic players – Alberto Callaspo, Esteban German, Jose Guillen, Leo Nunez, Miguel Olivo, Tony Pena, Jr., Joel Peralta, Ramon Ramirez and Joakim Soria – as well as one Hispanic coach (third base coach Luis Silverio). That's more than a third of our roster who consider English to be their second language. So, it's only natural that we want to highlight these players as well as recognize our fast-growing Hispanic-fan base…thus, losroyals.com!
The site, which is updated daily, features MLB.com editorial including game stories, recaps, features, photo galleries and more. There'll be special ticket programs offered and details on upcoming promotions and events (Viva Los Royals on Sept. 6!) at Kauffman Stadium. In addition, exclusive content on the site will include a recurring series of video profiles provided by Univision Kansas City featuring our Hispanic players. Just like royals.com and the Royals Report, you can also sign up for the site's official online newsletter, the Royals Boletin. The Royals are among 16 MLB clubs offering Spanish-language websites and the second to do so from the American League Central (joining the Chicago White Sox).
Right as we announced the website launch at the Guadalupe Centers, Inc., Monday afternoon, the first part of a two-part series on Coach Silverio launched on both the Spanish and English sites – a great example of the kind of in-depth pieces you can expect to see on losroyals.com.
And…along with a press release this morning…we also used the afternoon presser to announce the upcoming Royals Baseball Equipment Drive, which is scheduled for Friday, April 25 prior to the Royals-Blue Jays game at The K. The annual drive is collecting new and gently used baseball equipment to benefit the Guadalupe Center Youth Baseball program. As the drive recipients, the Guadalupe Centers, Inc., will also receive a $5,000 grant from the Baseball Tomorrow Fund, which will be presented to them on Wednesday, April 23 prior to the game. For more details on the drive, click here.
So, check out the new site because, as Royals President Dan Glass said during the press conference, "Losroyals.com is a new vehicle the Royals can provide to fans to eliminate another barrier and bring a new culture closer to the team." Enjoy!
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I don't really speak Spanish, but shouldn't the name be "los Royales"?