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Late Model Steering Wheel Swap - Steering SolutionWritten by on August 23, 2011 Grant makes it easy to swap your late-model steering wheel without blowing the airbag!
There are certain items that we use every time we drive our vehicles, and often these parts are simply taken for granted instead of appreciated. A vehicle's steering wheel is one of those pieces, and so long as the one in your car operates correctly, it probably goes unnoticed. The steering wheel is more important than you think, however, as it is the direct link between the driver and the vehicle's steering system. Optimum driver control greatly depends on not only placement, but the design of the steering wheel as well as the materials the wheel is made of. Further, most modern vehicles have control switches for the radio, cruise control, the navigation system, and more located on the steering wheel, enhancing driver convenience. The most important safety factor of a late-model Mopar's steering wheel is undoubtedly the airbag, which may also scare some enthusiasts away from tackling a job like changing the steering wheel themselves. Fortunately, Grant is offering a new line of airbag steering wheels that are a definite improvement over the factory wheel, and are easy to install as well.
We've been enjoying our '09 Dodge Challenger R/T for some time now, and while we've modified our vehicle's exterior, engine, suspension, and drivetrain, the car's interior has remained relatively untouched. Chrysler did a great job of designing the interiors of their new LX and LY line of vehicles, which are very comfortable and user-friendly. Additionally, the seats in our R/T model offer nearly infinite adjustability as well as side-bolstering for support while cornering and driving aggressively. And while we have upgraded our older Mopars with more modern parts like seats, harnesses, and steering wheels, we didn't consider upgrading the steering wheel for our late-model Dodge until we saw Grant's new "Revolution" product line at a recent trade show.
Knowing what a pain it is to even change the turn-signal switch in a classic Mopar's steering column, we initially made the incorrect assumption that swapping the steering wheel in a late-model car would be even more difficult. Knowing most owners would share our same fear, Grant went to great lengths designing this line of modern steering wheels to not only be ergonomically superior to the factory wheel, but to be easy to install as well. After reading their instructions we were convinced we could accomplish the task without blowing the airbag and causing injury, so we ordered their black steering wheel with gray leather inserts to match the gray inserts of our factory black leather seats.
Through experience we've learned that it's often better to read the instructions before diving into a job like this, so we opened our package from Grant and admired the new steering wheel, while educating ourselves with the included literature. The Grant instructions are clear and concise, and begin with the step of disconnecting the battery of the vehicle for a minimum of five minutes prior to beginning the swap to prevent accidental airbag deployment. During deployment, the airbag is filled rapidly with a very high pressure gas, usually from a small cylinder inside the airbag unit (or under the dash on older vehicles). To allow the gas to pass rapidly into the bag, the cylinder is opened by a pyrotechnic squib, which uses stored battery energy for ignition. By removing the negative battery cable the batteries circuit is broken, and the airbag squibs slowly lose their stored energy.
By design, the airbag shouldn't deploy simply by removing and reinstalling it, even if the battery remains connected. Because airbags are expensive and dangerous, however, we followed the instructions precisely, waiting 30 minutes or so after disconnecting the car's battery before starting the procedure to swap the wheel. As we proceeded, we were surprised at how easy it was to remove the airbag from the steering wheel after simply disconnecting the electrical terminals. Removing the factory steering wheel was simple as well, once the extremely tight retaining bolt was loosened. The LX and LY Mopars don't require any type of special tool to pull the steering wheel like older models, and the electronics simply unplug from a main harness and are left on the wheel.
Since the Grant steering wheel utilizes the controls from the factory steering wheel, they must be removed and installed onto the Grant wheel. Making this process easier is the fact that the new wheel already has the provisions for these controls, making the swap simple and fairly self-explanatory. Once swapped, the new wheel is installed in the reverse order, and the electrical components are reconnected before reinstalling the factory airbag. All told we spent a couple of hours changing our steering wheel, including the half hour we waited after disconnecting the battery. Aside from a breaker bar and 10mm Allen-socket to break the retaining bolt loose and torque wrench to tighten it, you just need basic hand tools to accomplish the swap.
Driving our Challenger with the Grant Revolution steering wheel, we noticed the padded leather grips immediately. Not quite at "ten and two" like your driver's education instructor would have liked, these pads are more at 9:30 and 2:30, which we actually prefer. The new steering wheel is comfortable in all driving phases, and though dimensional differences from the stock wheel are subtle, the overall feel of the steering wheel is noticeably improved. Our radio, cruise, and other steering controls are all easy to operate, and the padded area at the wheel's six-o'clock location is a nice alternative when relaxing on the highway.
The steering wheel is aesthetically appealing as well, especially with colors available to match most interior combinations. The gray leather inserts in our steering wheel are a dead-on match to the gray leather inserts in our car's stock seats, resulting in a custom but factory appearing installation. Best of all, this is an improvement any Charger, Challenger, Magnum, or 300 owner can perform in their own driveway in an hour or so, with the nearly immediate gratification of being able to see and feel the improvement in your vehicle.
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2 After leaving the battery unhooked for almost 20 minutes, we could get started. Removing the airbag is the first step to removing the factory steering wheel and should be performed while wearing safety glasses, just in case. By removing the two fasteners with a 10mm socket, the airbag can be detached from the stock steering wheel. Be sure the steering wheel is centered so the new wheel can be clocked the same.3 The airbag can now be pulled away from the wheel far enough to disconnect the two squib connectors and the horn terminal. The squib connectors squeeze together and pull straight out.4 Grant recommends, and we agree, that the airbag should be placed face up in a safe location, like a workbench or the floorboard or passenger seat of the car. It is extremely unlikely that the airbag will deploy, but you don't want to take chances as accidental deployment can cause damage or injury.5 With the airbag out of the way, the electrical connectors for the cruise control and steering mounted switches can be disconnected.7 Unlike older vehicles, a steering wheel puller isn't necessary; simply pull down and back from the top, and the wheel comes right off. The wiring harness is fed through the provision in the wheel and will be fed back into the new wheel the same way.6 The retaining bolt is actually a 10mm Allen head, requiring a heavy-duty impact or breaker bar to remove. Once broken loose, this fastener is easily removed and retained for use with the new wheel.
8b ...We found it easiest to use a small screwdriver to remove the switches for the radio and onboard diagnostics.9a The switches and trim are simply held in place by clips and can be pried out while pinching the clips and pulling upward...9b ...The wiring is then exposed and can be transferred to the Grant wheel with the other components.10 It only takes a few minutes to swap all of the wiring, switches, and trim to the new steering wheel, as most components just snap in place. This steering wheel looks sportier than the factory unit and should improve our car's interior.11The Grant wheel has the same provision for wiring, which can be fed through the hole as the steering wheel is installed. The wiring can all be connected now with the exception of the airbag and horn wires which will be the final step.12 The center retaining bolt is tightened to a torque of 52 lb-ft using a torque wrench. This is the only part of the installation that requires anything but standard (ok, metric) hand tools.13 Wearing safety glasses, the airbag's electrical terminals can be reconnected before the airbag is installed in the new steering wheel. We must admit this installation was easier than we first anticipated and can be accomplished by even a novice mechanic with the proper tools in a couple of hours.14 We like the look and feel of the new Grant steering wheel, and the gray leather inserts of the wheel are a perfect match to our black and gray leather seats. Check out Grant's website to see all of the color combinations available for late-model Mopars.15 Our driving impressions of the Grant Revolution steering wheel were very favorable. The wheel is comfortable in the hands, and switches and controls are easy to use. We liked the positioning of the leather inserts, finding the new steering wheel aesthetically appealing as well as fun to drive with.


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For those of you who manage Zimbra for a post-secondary institution, you know there are 'special' challenges associated with running such a sophisticated piece of software on such a large scale.
Last month, I launched a mailing list allowing us to discuss such challenges and share our solutions. Now that Zimbra has an Edu forum, I have a place to announce it here as well.
Discussion could range from hardware architecture, to user documentation, to collaborating on Zimlets (I hope :) ), and everything in between.
To subscribe, send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com with the word "subscribe" in the Subject line. There's an archive of postings to date (pretty light so far) here: zimbra-hied-admins list by thread
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Largest Crowd of 2013 Sees Iowa State Sweep OU
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Turning Point of the Match
There is no better way to establish authority in a match than a big run in the first set and Iowa State did that to dominate the first frame. After a Tory Knuth service error reduced Iowa State's lead to 12-10, the Cyclones fired off an 8-0 run on the back of the Mackenzie Bigbee serve. It was the beginning of the dominant evening for Ciara Capezio, who had two kills in the run. Iowa State was ahead 20-10 after the run.
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Kristen Hahn. The Iowa State libero keeps finding records to break and another Cyclone record belongs soely to Hahn. She finished the match with 21 digs, her 45th match with at least 20 digs in her career. The previous school record was 44 by Ashley Mass (2007-10). Facing one of the top hitting teams in the Big 12, Hahn was kept on her toes as she looked to insert herself into a match that Oklahoma wanted her to not be involved in. She got better as the match progressed, having five digs in the first set, seven in the second and nine in the third frame.
Honorable mentions to Mackenzie Bigbee, who posted 13 kills at a .370 hitting percentage and Tory Knuth who had eight kills at a .429 hitting clip and a career-high nine digs, shattering her previous career-best of five digs before the half-way mark of the first set.
Cyclone Notes
*The win continues Iowa State's season-best six-match winning streak.
*The attendance of 3,707 is a season-high and ranks as the ninth-largest crowd in school history.
*Mackenzie Bigbee finished with 13 kills for her 15th match with at least 10 kills and 31st of her career.
*Kristen Hahn's 21 digs marked the 45th match of her career with at least 20 digs, giving her the school record for most 20+ dig matches. The previous record was 44 by Ashley Mass (2007-10).
*Hahn extended her streak of consecutive matches with at least 10 digs to 62 matches.
*Ciara Capezio recorded 11 kills, the 14th time this season she has recorded at least 10 kills.
*Tory Knuth posted a career-high nine digs. Her previous career-best was five against North Carolina in 2012.
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Fantastic student showing today at @CycloneVB! Thanks for being here! pic.twitter.com/l9z6lEMBXB— CYd-Out Crew (@CYdOutCrew) November 10, 2013
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No. 25 Iowa State travels to West Virginia Wednesday for a 5:30 p.m. Central time match against the Mountaineers.


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OPENING STATEMENT: "We played a good football game against a good football team yesterday; we just didn't make the play we needed to make to win the game. But, it was a competitive game. Our guys fought all the way until the end in all phases, and that was a positive, so we're going to try to build on that as we finish up the season and try to get some wins under our belt. That's the focus and that's what I've been talking to them about today and this is what we're going to try to follow up on. As I mentioned after the game, the offensive line I thought did a nice job, both in the running game and in protection, particularly in pass protection against the No. 1 sack team in the NFL. Donald Stephenson particularly, his first start against two pretty good rushers, I thought he did a nice job and held his own. The runners, they ran good. The receivers weren't involved as much in the passing game because we didn't throw the ball as much, but they did a nice job of blocking. As you look at it, you can see that the receivers, they blocked very well during the course of the game. That allowed Jamaal [Charles] to get the kind of yards that he gets, which is a positive for us. Now, we need to be better on third down, we need to be better in the red zone and we will work on those things and try to get that done. Defensively, I thought the defense played a good game against really a high-powered offense and a Hall of Fame quarterback. For the most part, they gave up a drive at the end of the first half. I think that was a long drive there and we made some mistakes in that drive and ended up giving up a touchdown. Then, in the second half at the end of the game when we needed to stop them, we weren't able to stop them there to give the ball back to the offense. So, those were two drives there that were critical in my eyes as I looked at it. We're going to try to build on that effort, try to maintain that effort and try to win the game Sunday. With that, I'll open it up."
BOB FESCOE (610 SPORTS RADIO): Jon Baldwin hasn't been able to get very involved over the last two years. Why do you think that is?
CRENNEL: "He hasn't gotten as many opportunities, and you look at Jon, he tried during the course of the game. He was open on one play, but Brady [Quinn] went the other way. If he would have gone to Jon, it might have been a touchdown. As coverages develop, as things develop in the game, the quarterback goes from one side to the other side and they just haven't been going to him as much."
FESCOE: Has he bought in to what you guys are trying to do?
CRENNEL: "Yes, I think he has. I think he wants to try to help this team win."
DANNY CLINKSCALE (SPORTS RADIO 810): Is he a good practice player to the point where he has the trust of the quarterbacks?
CRENNEL: "Every time you go through practice, Jon has worked very hard during practice. When I looked at him in the offseason and what he was able to do in the offseason, they seemed to trust him quite a bit there and we've still got the same quarterbacks."
ADAM TEICHER (KANSAS CITY STAR): Why was Jamar Newsome active yesterday but Steve Breaston and Devon Wylie weren't?
CRENNEL: "I wanted to bring Newsome up to play the X position a little bit, to give us a little bit more speed on the offense. Now, Wylie is primarily a slot receiver as opposed to an X receiver, so that was the reason Newsome over Wylie."
FESCOE: How did you think Brady played yesterday?
CRENNEL: "I thought he managed the game, didn't turn the ball over, so that's critical to this team."
FESCOE: Has he been able to give you a spark since taking over?
CRENNEL: "We haven't turned the ball over, so that's my first thing there. Let's not turn it over because when we don't turn it over, we're in the games and we're competitive and we have a chance to win. Now, we're going to build on the other things that we need to build on."
ROBERT FORD (610 SPORTS RADIO): Is it safe to say the rust has worn off for Quinn?
CRENNEL: "He's still working on it."
BOB GRETZ (BOBGRETZ.COM): He was 0-for-10 with an interception to end the game. Was there a reason for that?
CRENNEL: "He threw across his body a couple times which he should not have done."
JEFFREY FLANAGAN (FOX SPORTS KANSAS CITY): When you look back, do you wish you would have gone for a couple of those fourth downs?
CRENNEL: "No. When I made the decisions that I made, I had good reasons for making them and you don't look back. You make your decision, and if they work, they think you're a genius. If they don't work, then you go the other way, you're a dummy."
FLANAGAN: When you're struggling to get touchdowns, is there a point where you try to be a gambler in those situations?
CRENNEL: "At the point in the game, let's say, if that had occurred maybe in the second half rather than in the first quarter, maybe then you go for it at that time."
CLINKSCALE: Has it become such a scoring league where it is impossible to win a game without scoring touchdowns? Does that affect your thinking at all?
CRENNEL: "Nope, it really doesn't. You have to do what you think is right at the time, and I felt like going against this particular team, that points on the board is going to be important. The more points, the better, but you definitely need points on the board. If you don't put points on the board, then that's not going to be good enough. If you don't put enough points on the board, that's not good enough, and we didn't put enough points on the board."
TEICHER: What about the injury situation? Do you know any more?
CRENNEL: "Dexter [McCluster], he's got a head injury and he's going through some evaluations today, and we'll see what they tell us later on and I'll know more later on about him. Kendrick [Lewis] had a shoulder, and they're evaluating his shoulder. I think he's having MRIs today to find out if there's damage in that shoulder, but they didn't seem overly concerned at the time about it. They feel like he should be able to come back."
TEICHER: What about Branden Albert?
CRENNEL: "He's still working his back and we'll have to find out what he can do this week."
CLINKSCALE: Carolina plays on Monday Night Football. How different is that watching the game live rather than studying coaches tape?
CRENNEL: "I think the players are the ones; they are going to have more opportunity to watch the game. I told them to make sure that they watch the game tonight and make notes and watch personnel so that they can get a head start on Carolina. Coaches, we have a particular rhythm we get into. You do certain things on Monday, you do certain things on Tuesday, and if we can get out early enough, then we might be able to catch part of it."
CLINKSCALE: But you don't make a point to watch the game unless it's the next opponent?
CRENNEL: "That's correct."
GRETZ: You used three timeouts because of the play clock. What was going on there?
CRENNEL: "Sometimes we took a little bit too long to get everything communicated. Sometimes you want to make sure that everybody is on the same page, so rather than just calling the play, you call the play and you remind so and so that you need to do this and remind so and so that they need to do that. Then, sometimes that clock gets down, and even though we used a timeout, we might have been able to get the play off anyway, but it's going down and you know how coaches get a little nervous and anxious on the sideline, so rather than get the penalty, called the timeout."
CLINKSCALE: Can anybody call a timeout down there?
CRENNEL: "Anybody can call a timeout on the field. Any player on the field can call a timeout. On the sideline, generally, the officials will wait for the head coach to make the call. Sometimes, they're not sure and they hear timeout and if they look and see a coaching uniform, then they'll give a timeout, but generally, they'll wait for the head coach."
GRETZ: What did you like about Stephenson's performance?
CRENNEL: "The fact that those two rushers weren't able to get much done against him. I thought he was aggressive as far as his effort downfield, at the line of scrimmage, and he seemed to enjoy the participation. If you can get a guy who enjoys the participation – particularly his first time out against top-notch guys – then maybe you've got something to build on."
GRETZ: Was he a little bit too aggressive on the one where he got flagged downfield?
CRENNEL: "I thought he was falling and he ended up rolling into the guy, and as he rolled, he rolled into the back of the legs a little bit, so that was a good call by the official."
TEICHER: What's your level of concern with guys checking out these last five games of the season?
CRENNEL: "That's always a concern when you get to this point, but like I've said all year, I've got good guys in the locker room. This team, they have a good attitude. They work hard at practice. I think that they're going to stay together, and they're going to try to finish it out. They are going to try to win some of these last games. When you see the effort that was given yesterday, I don't think that those guys are checking out."
TEICHER: What about during the week?
CRENNEL: "From the week, I would expect that we would have a better record than what we have because they have good attitudes and they work hard during the week. Like you guys have mentioned what you've seen as you come out there. They've got energy, and they've got good attitudes. So, if you go by what they do during the week, you expect a better record than we have."
TEICHER: Do you address this issue with them?
CRENNEL: "Sure. I have. I've talked to them. I told them in particular last week, I told them this time they have to do something. They have to try to stop this, and they tried on Sunday."
DANNY CLINKSCALE (SPORTS RADIO 810): So far this season you've played your best against pretty good teams. Does that pattern bother you?
CRENNEL: "The thing that I told them is that we have to avoid the let-down, and I use that example you just gave me of the other teams we played hard and have played good against and came close, but then the following week we let down. So, we talked about avoiding that let-down and seeing if we could carry this effort forward."
GRETZ: Seems like Tyson Jackson is giving you some pass rush?
CRENNEL: "Yes, he has. Tyson works very hard. He's a conscientious young man. The team started running the ball against our nickel a little bit. We put him in on the nickel, and that's as a result of him playing the nickel, he's been able to rush more. He showed up yesterday. They didn't call it a sack, but really he got a sack. Tyson has been good all year. He is a guy who works very hard. He's conscientious. It's important to him."
TEICHER: Would you say yesterday was his best game all year?
CRENNEL: "It was one of them, overall, because when you look at the plays that he played, playing first, second and third down. I think it was."
FESCOE: After seeing some really good quarterbacks this season, does that make it more important for you to get that type of quarterback next season?
CRENNEL: "I'm not looking at next season yet. I'm just looking week-to-week because that's just the way it is."
ROBERT FORD (610 SPORTS RADIO): Was the pass from Hillis to Quinn an attempt to get a score early in the game?
CRENNEL: "It was an attempt to try to get points on the board because we've been running the ball and teams know that we are going to run it. So, we snap it to the guy and he runs over, and the throw back, particularly there, was an opportunity for us. But we didn't execute it."
Q: Was yesterday's game a little different for you than the Cincinnati game?
STEPHENSON: "Yeah, Cincinnati, I was trying to feel it out. This game, I knew that if I tried to go out there and try to feel it out and figure out how the game was going to go, I'd probably get my butt kicked so I came out aggressive and knew I had to play hard."
Q: You probably played against Von Miller in college. How'd that go?
STEPHENSON: "Yeah, I played against him in college. I did alright. He caught me once, but he got a lot of guys that year."
Q: Was he talking to you about college out there?
STEPHENSON: "No, I really didn't talk to him."
Q: How much of a nervous feeling do you have when you know you have a huge responsibility?
STEPHENSON: "The more you prepare yourself through the week and how hard you practice; it kind of gives you more confidence when Sunday comes around. If you don't prepare right and you don't practice right, you have a right to go in there a little bit nervous because you don't have confidence in what you did all week."
Q: When did you know you'd be activated?
NEWSOME: "I didn't know until Saturday evening, and I didn't know too much and my agent called me and told me it looks like you've been working extremely hard and it's time to make some plays. And that's what I tried to do."
Q: So when you find out on Saturday evening, can you not call you friends and family and have them get on a plane to get to the stadium?
NEWSOME: "I really didn't think about any of that. I didn't really want to tell anybody. I told my mom of course, and I told some of my family members. I kept it off of social media, I didn't want them to know anything. I just wanted my actions to speak more than anything."
Q: You were targeted multiple times and you had a catch. What kind of thrill was that for you?
NEWSOME: "It was a good thrill. It was just another day, trying to do all I can do to help my team out."
Q: You've been around this team for awhile even though you were just called up. Overall the team isn't doing well record-wise. What is your sense of how the team is feeling right now?
NEWSOME: "Honestly, we sat and watched the tape today, and just playing yesterday, all the guys are in it still. There is no one that is feeling any bad way about it. Everybody is still trying to go win and doing everything they can do to correct the mistakes. We're going to play with passion, we're going to play with aggression, we're going to pay with energy and effort and that's what we're going to continue to do and correct all our mistakes."
Q: Do you think you did enough to continue getting opportunities?
NEWSOME: "I don't know. I don't think there is ever enough that you can do. Like I said, I'm going to continue to keep working hard in practice and keep learning because I'm a young player and that's what I'm going to do."


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Dayton, Ohio - A four-run third inning by host Wright State would prove to be too much for the Bulldogs to overcome, as Butler dropped a 6-4 contest to the Raiders in the finale of a three-game series on Saturday (March 28) at Nischwitz Stadium.
After WSU took an early 1-0 lead in the second on a lead-off home run, Kyle Schultz counted with a long ball of his own with two down and a runner on in the top of the third, driving the first offering he saw over the right field fence to put the Bulldogs in front 2-1.
The Raiders responded in their half of the frame with four runs on four hits to go ahead 5-2 and added an unearned run in the fourth to build up a four-run lead.
Butler had a chance to cut into the difference in the fifth, as Griffin Richeson and Luke Duncan ripped back-to-back two-out singles before Schultz drew a walk to load the bases, but the Raiders would get an inning-ending strikeout to quell the threat.
The Bulldogs cut the difference in half in the sixth. Grant Fillipitch led off the inning with a double before coming home on a two-bagger down the right field line by Bobby Mosser. Mike Hoscheit plated another run on an RBI single through the left side to cut the difference to 6-4 and put runners on first and second with one down, but the Raiders would again escape further trouble by inducing an inning-ending double-play.
A lead-off triple by Duncan in the seventh put the Bulldogs in prime scoring position once more, but WSU managed to come out unscathed.
Butler out-hit the Raiders, 10-9, but three errors by the Bulldogs led to a pair of unearned runs by Wright State.
Jeff Sinkiewicz came out of the bullpen in the third and worked a masterful five innings of relief, allowing just two hits and one unearned run while striking out four.
Duncan, Richeson and Schultz each finished with two hits in the contest.
The Bulldogs return to action on Tuesday (March 31) when they host Dayton beginning at 4:00 p.m. at Victory Field in downtown Indianapolis.


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Hi everyone
We've been running our own internal mail service for several years, Zimbra for 3 and Exchange before that.
We also provide hosting and mail hosting services for several other domains of "buddies" of ours within our industry. I've been thinking of branching out to more companies within our industry as well, as a one-stop-shop.
What are the requirements / procedures for becoming a Zimbra Partner / Reseller?
I've not been able to find this information anywhere.
Cheers, B


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Royals sign Mike Sweeney to a one-day contract; Sweeney announces retirement
The Royals have announced today that the club has signed first baseman Mike Sweeney to a one-day minor league contract at which point Sweeney announced his retirement as a Kansas City Royal at a press conference in Surprise, Ariz., site of Royals spring training.
The 37-year-old Sweeney was a five-time American League All-Star with the Royals, whom he played with from 1995-2007 after being drafted in the 10th round in 1991 out of Ontario (Calif.) High School. Sweeney was a .297 career hitter with 325 doubles, 215 home runs, 909 RBI and 759 runs scored. He capped his playing career with the Oakland Athletics (2008), Seattle Mariners (2009-10) and Philadelphia Phillies (2010), singling in his only career postseason at bat last season for the Phillies.
The club record holder for RBI in a season with 144 in 2000, Sweeney ranks in the top six all-time in Royals history in 17 offensive categories, including second in average (.299) and home runs (197). He narrowly missed winning the 2002 A.L. batting crown, hitting .340 in 2002, the second-highest single-season average in club history to George Brett's .390 mark in 1980. Sweeney represented the Royals as an American League All-Star for four straight seasons from 2000-2003 and again in 2005. He joins George Brett (13), Amos Otis (5) and Frank White (5) as the only players in club history to make five or more All-Star appearances.
The Royals honored Sweeney in 2008 by creating the Mike Sweeney Award, given to a minor league player who best represents the organization both on and off the field. Sweeney was a three-time Les Milgram Royals Player of the Year (2000, 2002 and 2005) and 1999 Joe Burke Special Achievement Award winner. In addition, he was honored with the 2007 Fred Hutchinson Award, presented annually since 1965 to one Major League Baseball player who best exemplifies former pitcher and manager Fred Hutchinson's honor, courage and dedication on and off the field.
Sweeney and his wife, Shara, have three children: sons Michael and Donovan, and a daughter, McKara.
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This is one of the coolest things I have ever heard. Welcome back Captain!!!
Couldn't have happened to a more deserving human being!
The Royals are to be congratulated!
Welcome back Mike Sweeney. So happy that you are retiring as a Royal. Wish you had done it in K. C. in front of all your fans!
Welcome back mike. U are in excellent company. Congrats for retiring as a royal. We love u in kc and that is the way it should be.


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question: how do you feel about that eheim pump as your return? can your overflow restart?
got myself a mame overflow as well and still deciding which pump would good.
i will be using a 10-20 gallon SUMP for my 60-f
would you change your mind and decide to use to eheim 1250 instead? or keep your 1048?
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EDIT: My problem is now SOLVED. See the second post for my working script
Hi guys,
First up- Hi, this is my first post here :D
Second- Sorry this is such a long post- please bear with me!
Third- Any help you can offer will be much appreciated
I'm currently trying to finish a perl script that I'm writing to migrate my users from openwebmail to zimbra.
The script, when working properly, will do the following:
-Read through a /mail folder, which contains a folder for each user (these folders are named in the format first_initial.surname)
-Once in a user folder, decend another level to the user's mail folder
-Once in the user's mail folder, process the mbox files (processing involves confirming that a file IS a mbox file, creating a zimbra folder with the same name as the mbox file, outputting the messages contained in a mbox file to a local location, and importing the messages from the mbox file into the newly created zimbra folder)
In other words, on my zimbra server there is a folder:
within which there are all my user's folders from openwebmail:
within each user folder, there is a mail folder:
within each user's mail folder are the mbox files (along with some other junk).
Within the script is basic checking to confirm that a folder is a user folder (looks for a '.' as the second character in the folder name) and checking to confirm that a file is an mbox file (read the first line of the file, and look for the 'F' in 'From', which is always the first line of an mbox file).
And yes, I am very new to perl, and yes I used the mbox migration example as a starting point.
My Problem:
Anyhow, the script in its current form works in every way EXCEPT that for some reason it seems to 'skip' some messages when processing mbox files. For example, I have an mbox file that I know has 10 messages contained in it, and it is processed without error by my script. When I look in zimbra the appropriate folder has been created in the right user account, and emails are there, just not ALL of them. From what I can see, sometimes it reaches a particular email and then proceeds to 'lump' all remaining emails into a single message.
This doesn't happen with all mbox files though- there are some mbox files where ALL of the emails are properly processed and appear in the new zimbra folder. I have noticed that the mbox files that are processed correctly are the ones where all of the emails contained within are of the same MIME type- so my issue my be related to that.
My script
Many thanks for any help you can give :)Code:
# mbox to Zimbra mailfile conversion
# last updated 24.8.07
# Variable declaration
use strict;
use Email::Folder;
use Mail::Mailer;
use MIME::Parser;
use Net::SMTP;
use Fcntl;
use Getopt::Std;
use File::Basename;
use Email::FolderType qw(folder_type);
my $email;
my $user;
my $next = "";
my $where = "";
my $next2 = "";
my $where2 = "";
my $dirname;
my $dirname2;
my $tempword;
my $flagset = 0;
my $message_hold;
my @messages;
my $count = 0;
my $text2;
my $test_pos2;
system ("mkdir /tmp/mail_output");
# Begin reading through the user email subfolders
my @maildir2 = glob("/tmp/mail/$user/mail/*.*");
if (-d "/tmp/mail") {
$where2 = "/tmp/mail/";
} else {
$where2 = "/tmp/mail/";
while (defined($next2 = <$where2/*>)) {
$user = basename($next2);
$text2 = $user;
print "$text2\n";
$test_pos2 = index $text2,".";
print "$test_pos2\n";
if ($test_pos2 == "1") {
$user = basename($next2);
$email = $user."\@my.domain.goes.here";
print "Username: $user\n";
print "Email: $email\n";
# Process files in current directory, replace spaces with underscores
opendir(DIR, "/tmp/mail/$user/mail") or die $!;
my @files = readdir(DIR);
for (@files) {
next if -d;
next if /^\./;
my $new_name = $_;
$new_name =~ s/ /_/g;
rename("/tmp/mail/$user/mail/$_" , "/tmp/mail/$user/mail/$new_name") or die $!;
# Setup directory to store converted mail, begin loop to read through mail
# in user's folder
system ("mkdir /tmp/$user");
my @maildir = glob("/tmp/mail/$user/mail/*.*");
if (-d "/tmp/mail/$user/mail/") {
$where = "/tmp/mail/$user/mail/";
} else {
$where = "/tmp/mail/$user/mail/";
while (defined($next = <$where/*>)) {
$dirname = basename ($next);
my $folder = Email::Folder->new($next ||
die "Usage: $0 mbox dest_address [smtp server]
Forward all mail found in mail file mbox to address."
print folder_type "$next";
print "\n";
#Tests to see if the file is a valid mail file, sets a flag if it is
my $i=0;
my $text;
my $test_pos;
$flagset = 0;
print "$dirname\n";
open (mailfile, "$next")|| die ("Could not open file <br> $!");
$text = <mailfile>;
print "Text on first line: $text\n";
$test_pos = index $text,"F";
if ($test_pos == "0") {
print "message: @messages\n";
my $total=@messages;
$message_hold = @messages;
$flagset = 1;
close mailfile;
if ($test_pos != "0"){
print("Not a mail file\n");
close mailfile;
# If the file has been flagged a mail file, process it
if ($flagset == "1") {
system ("mkdir /tmp/$user/$dirname");
system ("/opt/zimbra/bin/zmprov -z selectMailbox $user cf /$dirname");
$count = 0;
foreach (@messages){
my $parser = new MIME::Parser;
# Parser options-----------------------------------------------------------------
# $parser->output_under("/tmp/mail_output/");
# $parser->decode_headers(0);
# $parser->ignore_errors(0);
# $parser->extract_uuencode(0);
# $parser->extract_nested_messages(0);
my $entity = $parser->parse_data($_->as_string);
print "entity: $entity\n";
my $header = $entity->head;
print "header: $header\n";
my $sender = $entity->head->get('From');
next if $header->get("subject") =~ m/FOLDER INTERNAL/;
$header->replace('To', $email);
my $temp = $entity->as_string();
open MAILDUMP, ">/tmp/$user/$dirname/mail_$dirname$count.txt";
print MAILDUMP $temp;
close MAILDUMP;
system ("/opt/zimbra/bin/zmmailbox -z -m $user addmessage /$dirname /tmp/$user/$dirname/mail_$dirname$count.txt");
print "Done\n\n";
print "Done processing emails for user $user\n";
if ($test_pos2 != "1"){
print("Not a mail folder\n");


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Event Type: Computer Classes
Date: 4/15/2014, 4/16/2014, 4/17/2014
Start Time: 8:30 AM
End Time: 10:00 AM
Become familiar with the parts of a computer, including the mouse, and practice simple navigation in a screen and window environment. Learn how to enter information using the keyboard. This is a 3 class series. Patron is signing up for ALL three classes when signing up for ANY of the sessions.Library: East Library - 5550 N. Union Blvd.
Tuesday, April 15 55+ Mouse Basics 8:30am-10am
Wednesday, April 16 55+ Computer Basics 8:30am-10am
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NLRB Confirms Legality of Most At-Will Employment Disclaimers
The NLRB will examine at-will disclaimers on a case-by-case basis, and I do not expect we will see the Board take the unreasonable position that all at-will disclaimers are unlawful.
The National Labor Relations Board has confused me with its apparent reasonableness. Last week, the NLRB published an advice memorandum from its Office of General Counsel, in which it opined that the at-will disclaimer in an employer's handbook did not violate employees' Section 7 rights to engage in protected, concerted activity.
Recall that last year, the NLRB launched a preliminary offensive against handbook at-will disclaimers.
In its most recent proclamation [pdf], the Board considered the following at-will language:
Employment with the Company is at-will which means the employment relationship may be terminated with or without cause and with or without notice at any time by you or the Company. In addition, the Company may alter an employee's position, duties, title or compensation at any time, with or without notice and with or without cause. Nothing in this Handbook or in any document or statement and nothing implied from any course of conduct shall limit the Company's or employee's right to terminate employment at-will. Only the Company President is authorized to modify the Company's at-will employment policy or enter into any agreement contrary to this policy. Any such modification must be in writing and signed by the employee and the President.
The NLRB's Office of GC concluded that the italicized language is lawful because it cannot reasonably be interpreted to restrict employees' Section 7 rights to engage in concerted attempts to change the employment at-will status. The Office of GC contrasted this language with other language that an NLRB Administrative Law Judge has previously found unlawful: "I further agree that the at-will employment relationship cannot be amended, modified or altered in any way." The difference, according to this memo, is the ability to modify the at-will nature of the employment in the future.
The take-aways?
- The NLRB will examine at-will disclaimers on a case-by-case basis, and I do not expect we will see the Board take the unreasonable position that all at-will disclaimers are unlawful.
- You should take a look at your current at-will language to make sure it does not foreclose the possibility of future modifications of employees' at-will status.
I'll leave you with one final thought. In a footnote, the Office of GC made the following comment: "The Board repeatedly has said that potentially violative phrases must be read in context and that it will not find a violation simply because a rule could conceivably be read to restrict Section 7 activity." If that statement is true, how can the NLRB continue to justify its over-the-top policy statements on social media policies? If the NLRB can carry its reasonable position on at-will disclaimers over to social media policies, I think we might just become friends.
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May 25, 2016
-- Lake Park, Ga. -- March 14, 2013 --
Lake Park Police Chief Tim Baker was demoted on Saturday to Patrolman by the City Council. Lake Park's Mayor says he wasn't submitting monthly crime reports to the state that help Georgia tally statistics.
Lake Park's Mayor, Eric Schindler, said "these are reports that are mandated by the state. These are reports that need to be filed and it just simply wasn't being done. The council, as far as I'm concerned, was kept in the dark."
But the city's former mayor Ben Fetch says it's personal. he said "it's my belief that Tim was dismissed from Lake Park or demoted as it ended up because there was a certain group on the mayor council that just wanted to get rid of him."
Baker was appointed the Chief of Police in January of 2012. He filled the shoes of the former police Chief Burt Rutland who had been dismissed.
Because of the Lake Park Police department's ongoing problems, many residents think there's a different solution.
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As the 2011 regular season nears, we'll be highlighting new features and activities at Kauffman Stadium in a series entitled "Ballpark Blueprint".
Our first "Ballpark Blueprint" is about "Family FunDay Sundays". Sunday home games in 2011 will feature live entertainment and family-focused activities in the Outfield Experience!
Activities include:
Autograph Afternoons: Royals Alumni will sign autographs on April 17, June 5, July 10 and September 4.
Entertainment on the All-Star Barbeque Stage: Have some pre-game barbeque while watching a great show! Scheduled acts include "In the Air", a juggling group on April 17 and "Spaghetti Eddie" on July 10.
KidsFest (July 10 vs. Detroit): Ok, kids, it's time to test out your cosmic powers! The first 8,000 kids, 14 and under, will receive a Royals Superhero Cape at the gate from U.S. Toys. Once you have your cape on, walk on over to the Outfield Experience and add to your superhero look by visiting one of the face painters that will be on hand! Balloon artists and a juggling stilt walker will also add to the fun of KidsFest.
Christmas Eve in July (July 24 vs. Tampa Bay): Cool off from the hot summer weather with Christmas Eve in July! Santa and Chilly the Penguin will be on hand. The first 10,000 fans will receive a Royals Snow Globe, presented by the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Promotional Giveaways: In addition to the superhero cape and the snow globe, three other Family FunDay Sundays include a great giveaway! On Mother's Day (May 8 vs. Oakland), the first 10,000 ladies will receive a tote bag from Hy-Vee. On June 5, K.C. welcomes the Minnesota Twins. The first 8,000 kids, 14 and under, will receive a Royals pillow case! And on August 7, the first 8,000 kids will take home a batting helmet.
All Day Play Pass: For just $10, you can have unlimited access to Outfield Experience activities! Take your swings at the U.S Toy Little K or the batting cages, test your speed at the base run or speed pitch and enjoy unlimited rounds of mini-golf! And once you need to sit down and rest, you can take a few rides on the Kauffman Stadium Carousel!
We look forward to seeing your family at our Family FunDay Sundays in 2011! For a full listing of 2011 promotions, visit http://kansascity.royals.mlb.com/schedule/promotions.jsp?c_id=kc&y=2011
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March 2014
Likenesses, Photographs by Judith Aronson
8 February – 20 March*
Likenesses explores the intimate relationship between photographer and subject in a series of portraits taken by acclaimed American photographer Judith Aronson, documenting writers, artists and actors, the portraits include those of literary giants such as Saul Bellow, Seamus Heaney and Salman Rushdie.
Actors and Artifice, Work from the University of Bristol Theatre Collection
5 February – 23 March
Actors and Artifice delves into the internationally renowned holdings of the University of Bristol Theatre Collection to present an intimate exhibition of theatrical portraits in partnership with the RWA.
Idols and Illusions, Photographs from the John Kobal Foundation
5 February – 16 March
Idols and Illusions presents over sixty photographic images from the Golden Age of Cinema, 1925-1960. These now iconic publicity stills portray Hollywood legends, including Audrey Hepburn, Joan Crawford, James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Humphrey Bogart, Buster Keaton, Marlon Brando and Bristol's own Archibald Leach (Cary Grant) going about their everyday business, promoting themselves and their movies.
Oneself As Another, Curated by bo.lee projects
7 February – 26 March 2014
The RWA begins 2014 by presenting a set of themed exhibitions exploring the concept of identity and portraiture. At the core of this series is Oneself As Another, a major exhibition curated in partnership with London-based bo.lee projects, bringing together a select group of painters, sculptors and photographers whose work explores the definition of each individual's sense of 'self'.


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As long as the cabling between the PI and the dish is RG6, you're golden. For long runs, the RG6 needs to be solid copper as opposed to copper coated steel. Even at that, many installers still use CCS cable and it works.
Uh, can you show me where DirecTV says installers can use ccs for rg6 instead of solid core copper?


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He should be getting his desert bighorn in May since he couldn't get one in Feburary. He'll have his all on Video!
He should be getting his desert bighorn in May since he couldn't get one in Feburary. He'll have his all on Video!
I like Tom Miranda, I wish him well. The one thing that keeps the vast majority of bow hunters from going after their own super slam is a lack of $$$. I think given the opportunity that there would be many here that would love to try. But for now we can thank people like Tom that let us tag along in their videos or books and dream of our own.
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Umm ya. Just the sheep alone cost 35,000 Stone Sheep, 15,000 for dall, 25,000 for dessert in Mexico, and I think 15,000-20,000 for Big Horn in BC. That is a lot of money, even for sponser. Good luck.
Polar bear would be the biggest cost and hurdle to overcome in my opinion.
A buddy of mine got a text from Tom Miranda. He got his desert ram. His DVD of all 29 NA on folm is going to great IMO
I got this text message last night at 11:30pm.
Hi Jake,
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Great stalk and video kill.....
Grand Slam and Super Slam are on video!!!
Still in Mexico....home next week. Thanks for all the support...
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My goal is to query changes made to appointments in real-time. I am trying to feed notifications to a third party system. So far, my plan has been to issue AdminCreateWaitSet, and then poll for new updates (changes) with AdminWaitSet. All seems to be working well, with ID's being returned as data changes. So, here is my problem, where is the data? I am getting an ID returned with AdminWaitSet, but I do not what additional call I can make to get a list of the data that has changed. Can anyone tell me how to retrieve the data that has changed? Example: New appointments, changes to appointments, etc. Should I even be using WaitSets? Is there some other way. I am communicating with Zimbra via SOAP calls from PHP, it that helps.
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John Marshall d.
Paden City
26-24, 12-25, 25-17
MIDDLEBOURNE - Taylor Cosper had 11 points to go along with 63 sets and 15 assists, but it wasn't enough as Paden City fell to John Marshall.
Haylee Hizer added 12 points and eight kills for the Wildcats (17-13), while Graceson Baker finished with 11 points, seven assists and six kills.
Tyler Consolidated d. John Marshall
20-25, 25-14, 25-21
MIDDLEBOURNE - Hillary Casteel finished with 16 points and Carly Fletcher added 15 digs as Tyler Consolidated defeated John Marshall.
Ariel Fish added 10 digs and eight kills, while Sydney Reed had seven kills, five points an five digs for the Silver Knights (27-9).
Tyler Consolidated d. Paden City
25-12, 25-12
MIDDLEBOURNE - Casteel led the way again as she ended the night with 12 digs and nine points as Tyler Consolidated swept Paden City.
Megan Carpenter had eight points and eight kills for the Silver Knights, while Bridget Matthews added 11 kills.
Baker led the Wildcats with 13 sets and nine points and Cosper added 13 assists.


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By Shantel Middleton
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS/CNN) - A woman 8 months pregnant was tased by Springfield police after she reported a car accident in the parking lot of Best Buy on Saturday.
The woman in question is 29-year-old Lucinda White. Her boyfriend, 31-year-old Frederic Thomas was also tased and taken to jail for assaulting a police officer.
Was it excessive force, tasing the pregnant woman, or did Springfield police act accordingly?
Thomas and White were released from the Sangamon County Jail on Sunday evening.
His bond was $350.
Hers? Nothing.
While they're both looking to put this situation in the past, there is still the question of who exactly is the victim here? Is it the expecting couple, or officers who say the two just wouldn't follow their instructions?
We have to wait for any surveillance video, even for an actual police report of the incident, but not for their accounts of what happened.
"I'm pulling on my daughter's father. I did not touch a police officer. I know not to touch a police officer," said White.
Hell broke loose after the man she accuses of hitting her car at best buy denied it, and Springfield police were called to resolve the situation.
"I was face down in the pavement after being tased. That's when I seen my daughter's mother, knees in her back, stomach all in the concrete, face down," said Thomas.
Springfield police say the couple's behavior warranted officer restraint.
"She was, her and her boyfriend were both actively fighting with an officer and they used the force that was necessary to affect the arrest," said D.C. Cliff Buscher with the Springfield Police Department.
We found out about the incident from Paul Newton, who works here at ABC NewsChannel 20.
He was there, watching it all unfold on Saturday.
"They told her get down on the ground face down, and she's trying to plead with them 'I can't get on the ground, I'm pregnant. I can't do that,' and they told her once again. And she, she's just trying to plead with them and then right away they hit her with the taser," said Newton.
Newton says Thomas appeared to get more aggressive when officers threatened to tase his pregnant girlfriend.
"I thought she was trying to comply with them, but I, it sounds like she was worrying about her pregnancy and she didn't want to get face down on the ground," said Newton.
"Our policy is, we would try to avoid it if at all possible mostly because not the taser itself but the secondary, the fall. We don't want somebody falling and hurting their self or their baby," said Buscher.
He says officers drive stunned both White and Thomas, meaning any pain should have been localized to the place the taser touched their bodies.
On the pregnant woman, that place they say was her thigh.
The incident was captured on a cell phone video and can be viewed on YouTube.


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Microsoft Research Connections partnered with the University of Southern California Annenberg Innovation Lab, Brown University, University of Iowa Digital Studio for Public Humanities, National Endowment for the Humanities, NAMES Project Foundation, and others to create several interactive digital exhibits that allow the public to explore the largest work of community-created folk art in the world.
Creating a Digital Patchwork Masterpiece
One of the goals of technology is to make possible experiences that were previously impossible. One of the goals of user experience design is that the actual technology fades into the background, so the only thing a person sees or experiences is the content. One of the goals of good content is to convey an important message to an audience. When a message is important enough it can inspire individuals to coordinate and collaborate in order to communicate a vision of a better future. The digital interactive experiences highlighted in this project are just one branch of an enormous community that has come together to ask an important question and encourage people around the world to help find an answer. James Wren, Topper Kain and Lei Yu, are Microsoft developers who are typically involved in creating tech solutions for various branches of the federal government. For this project they agreed to work on evenings and weekends to create a digital likeness of the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
The AIDS Memorial Quilt is a bit larger than the handicrafts in your average Home Economics class. The quilt is composed of more than 6000 blocks, each of which has eight panels. In total it comprises more than 49,000 quilt panels. 49K isn't a lot when you are thinking about hard drive space but at this physical scale it is mind-shattering. The quilt is estimated to weigh more than 53 tons and if it were to ever be assembled it would cover more than 1.3 million square feet. That is more than 23 acres in. In fact, it's so big that the National Mall in Washington D.C. can't contain the quilt in its entirety for the display going on this month. Instead, it's being split up into three sections and displayed in shifts by an army of volunteers who unload each panel off a truck, unpack it, spread it on the ground and, at the end of the day fold and repack each section. While the physical impact of the quilt is impressive, the emotional impact is on another level entirely. Each quilt panel was made by hand by an individual or group to memorialize a friend or loved one who lost their life to AIDS. As enormous as the quilt is, it represents only a fraction of those who have died. And it is still growing. The question that James, Topper, Lei, and all the other volunteers want answered is: When will the quilt be complete? When will we sew the final panel?
The volunteers at D.C. are not the only ones working to answer this question. At Microsoft Research Connections, the project is being supported by Donald Brinkman, who oversees MSR's digital humanities work. Donald learned about the project from Brett Bobley at the National Endowment for the Humanities and reached out to Anne Balsamo, a digital humanities specialist at the Annenberg Innovation Lab at the University of Southern California. Anne is on the board of the NAMES Project Foundation and with Julie Rhoad, the Names Project Foundation Executive Director, she came up with an idea. Using an enormous library of panel images (of varying quality) from the last 25 years, as well as a couple of data bases with information about the panels and the people they memorialize, a team of developers and researcher might be able to both bring the quilt to a much broader audience and use interactive visualizations to analyze and illuminate the history of the quilt.
Anne had begun building a touch-enabled quilt browser with her colleague at USC Dale MacDonald in collaboration with Jon Winet at the University of Iowa Digital Studio for Public Humanities, but she was running into technical challenges. Their tabletop browser didn't run as smoothly as they wanted and the images of the quilt were too numerous to easily zoom in and out. Luckily Donald stepped in at just the right moment with a couple of key pieces of Microsoft technology that made their job much easier. He donated four Samsung SUR40 with Microsoft PixelSense devices to the project (two will remain with the NAMES Foundation and two will remain with the research labs) and he suggested that they broaden the collaboration to include Andy van Dam's graphics team at Brown University. Brown has been pushing the boundaries of pen and touch interactions for years and one of their recent prototypes, Large Art Display on Surface (LADS) provided the right foundation on which to build the NAMES Table, an interactive display that allows visitors to view the names memorialized in the quilt and physically explore the images as a single, stitched panorama. As a result, you can see the entire expanse of the quilt as if perched atop the Washington Monument, and then zoom down to see the details of an individual panel.
This would not be possible if it weren't for the D.C. developers, who used their expertise with Bing Maps, Azure, and other technologies to push the individual images up into the cloud, stitch them into a gigantic virtual quilt more than 24 gigabytes in size, then deconstruct the resulting image into a multi-scale, high-resolution image pyramid using Deep Zoom technology. You can view the raw quilt images here and once you have you will be one of the first people in the world to have seen the quilt in its entirety.
Based on her earlier work in the creation of interactive timelines, Anne had also been creating an interactive history of AIDS and the Quilt; Donald Brinkman put Anne's team in contact the ChronoZoom team at Berkeley who volunteered to help the Annenberg team. Together they created this amazing ChronoZoom interactive timeline that chronicles the history of AIDS and includes Deep Zoom panoramas of the quilt at various stages in its creation.
Donald describes the outcome as "visceral," and Anne used the words "poetic" and "profound,'" noting that people who have viewed the quilt with the DeepZoom browser have broken out in tears, gasps and, occasionally, laughter. This loosely connected group of volunteer developers and researchers have done something truly profound. They have come together with their knowledge of some of the most advanced technology on the planet and used it to create an experience whose ultimate purpose is to transport you to a place beyond that technology – a place where you can ask yourself if you will live to see the day when the final quilt panel is sewn into place. I suggest you visit the links above, ask yourself that question, and consider how you might be able to help.
If you want to learn more about what Microsoft Research is doing to find a cure for HIV, you can visit Next@Microsoft blog describing how MSR researcher David Heckerman is using spam filtering technology to help find a vaccine for HIV.


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We wanted to let the Zimbra Community be among the first to hear some exciting news - we have been acquired by Yahoo!
Joining forces with Yahoo! will enable us accelerate development of ZCS and also combine the Yahoo! and Zimbra Community base. Community will be integral to the Zimbra experience and we will continue to make source code available, take contributions, and allow modifications to the product.
What does this mean to the Zimbra Community? Here's what you need to know:
- Zimbra community will function as normal; our website and community tools are unaffected
- Like Zimbra, Yahoo! believes our Community is a critical component to our success and together we will grow and support it
- ZCS product editions are unchanged, for example: There will still be an on-premise offering; We will continue to provide access to source code; You can still deploy ZCS at no charge
Over the coming months Zimbra will also leverage Yahoo!'s many strengths to make ZCS and the Community even more robust; such as more Zimlets / mash-ups and even more developer tools. We will also use Yahoo!'s unprecedented reach to spread the word far-and-wide about Zimbra.
If you are interested, here is more information:
Stay tuned- we hope you are as excited as we are! It's thanks to you that we have come this far; and together we will continue to make bigger and better things happen!
Satish Dharmaraj and the Zimbra Team


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WHEELING - Michael Grove finished with two goals and an assist as the Wheeling Park hockey team beat Linsly, 5-1, at WesBanco Arena on Wednesday.
"Our guys were ready to go," Patriots coach Brian Syrylo said. "They came in focused and all set for a big game.
"It's a small town when it comes to hockey, and you never want to give one up to a local team, so they were really anxious to get one back from them after the first game."
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Wheeling Park's Michael Grove (15) readies for a puck drop against Linsly's Luke Edgerton (14) during their game on Wednesday night.
The two teams first met on Dec. 5 where Linsly escaped with a 6-5 victory against Park, but according to Cadets coach Craig Tredenick, the Patriots changed up their game plan for the second meeting.
"Park did a great job of taking away what we took advantage of the first time we played them," he said. "I think we did a good job of trying to create some opportunities. If I went back through the stats, I'd probably see that we missed the net 10 or 12 times which, in a game against a very good defensive team, if you get an opportunity and you don't hit the net, you're not going to get too many more of them."
Grove started the scoring for the Patriots (11-2) with an unassisted goal at the 10:13 mark of the 1st period, but Jordan Patrick answered back with an unassisted goal of his own for the Cadets (7-4) as the two squads finished the period tied at 1.
An Ian McArdle goal off an assist from Nicco Catalano and Dalton Haas in the second period gave Park a 2-1 advantage heading into the third, but that's when the Patriots erased any hope for a Cadets comeback.
Catalano scored the first of three Park goals in the final period, while Grove and Derek Smith recorded the second and third, a mere 25 seconds apart from each other.
"A hard fought game for sure," Tredenick said. "(Park) just took the momentum in the middle of the third period, and we couldn't recover."
"But still, a hard fought game, very close, very physical up and down the ice. The boys definitely played hard and I'm proud of their effort. The good thing is we have 19 more games to go, so we have a long way."
As for the Patriots, the team has 10 more games left in a season that Syrylo sums up as "pretty good."
"We've lost two games," he said. "One game we lost, we lost to the team we're tied for first place with in the PIHL, and the other was to Linsly. Both two very good teams. But outside of that, we've picked up some pretty good wins along the way. We're confident to be in it at the end. We feel we have a good squad going forward and hope to be competitive all the way through."
Patriot goalie Noah Clune registered 16 saves on 17 shots in the victory, while his counterpart, Drennen Atherton, made 15 out of 20.


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That is cool. Thanks!
If that were mine, I'd shoot that damn lion every time I walked past it.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Thats some awesome taxi work. Would love something like that someday.
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pretty neat, it looks expensive
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The young and the young-at-heart can explore The Bowes Museum through the provision of fun and educational games and activities which include toddler and family trails, family back-packs, dressing up areas, quizzes and worksheets, and interactive devices. These activities are led by our enthusiastic Education Team, recently recognised for their quality of education provision by their receipt of The Sandford Award from the Heritage Education Trust.
Family events take place throughout the year in the school holidays and include our ever-popular family fun days, storytelling sessions and art workshops. Please check the 'Whats's On' section of the website for forthcoming events.
The beautiful park and gardens are an endless source of pleasure, providing the ideal environment for a relaxed picnic. The recent addition of a children's playground made from natural materials and buggie friendly woodland walks, make the grounds a great place for children to burn off energy. A nature trail and an orienteering trail complement our 'Bag of Fun' containing games and activities to do in the grounds. All are available from the Museum's reception desk in the Entrance Hall.
The Museum has an 'After Schools Club' every Thursday. For more information please call 01833 690606.
The Museum also has a weekly toddler group 'Little Treasures' on a Wednesday morning and afternoon, term time only. There is an opportunity to explore the Museum, make a 'crafty' creation, and for parents and children to enjoy a song time. Each session costs £2 per child, with refreshments and materials provided. For more information please contact Amy on 01833 690606 ext 242.
Café Bowes offers a children's menu, with special dishes and portion sizes to suit all ages and appetites. Dietary needs can be catered for and high chairs are available.


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Blacksburg, VA (Sports Network) - Rashad Greene's touchdown catch with 40
seconds left led No. 8 Florida State to a 28-22 win over Virginia Tech in an
ACC matchup.
Greene finished the game with six catches for 125 yards and two scores for the
Seminoles (9-1, 6-1 ACC), who have won four straight and sit atop the
Atlantic Division of the ACC. E.J. Manuel was 25-for-42 with 326 yards, three
touchdowns and an interception.
Logan Thomas went 19-for-34 with 298 yards, one touchdown and two
interceptions along with a score on the ground for the Hokies (4-6, 2-4), who
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Keeping faith in forecasting.
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If there was a single message presented at the Aberdeen Group's annual Supply Chain Management Summit in San Francisco last month, it was that complacency is no longer an option. "As the economy strengthens, we're examining lessons learned by the past and our conclusion is that more balance must be created in the supply chain," said Juan F. Rubio, vice president of Logistics Resources International and keynote speaker to this year's Summit. "Customer service and inventory policy must be re-scaled to maximize efficiency while continuing to focus on cost," he said. Rubio addressed the session's theme of "Proactive Supply Chain Strategies for 2010 and Beyond" by emphasizing that forecasting will play a crucial role in the realm of customer service and inventory control.
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so pretty! love the view from your window!! i always bring craft supplies on trips, too.
have a great week
Thanks for stopping by MaryLea. What great ideas to pack along--hours of fun creating!
What a fun way to spend the afternoon, I want to do that !! Clarice
This is a wonderful idea. A very fun afternoon I presume. Check out my latest post on Organic Chemical Free Gardening, and feel free to join my newest project "Greener Together Moms" linky every thursday!
That turned out quite nicely :)
And thanks for the snazzy radish recipe below. I never know what to do with those!
Another terrific craft! Thanks for inspiring us here at the Toadstool!!
Amazing craft. My child would learn a lot from this.
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