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Emily Rademaker of Cary was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Major in German and Outstanding Service to Student Life awards at North Central College.
Emily "Em" Rademaker of Cary, Ill., was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Major in German Award and Outstanding Service to Student Life Award during Honors Day May 15 at North Central College.
Rademaker is a senior majoring in German, classical civilization and sociology with minors in history and anthropology at North Central College. After graduation, she will serve in the Republic of South Africa for a 27-month assignment with the Peace Corps. She is the daughter of Dana and Linnea Rademaker and is a 2008 graduate of Cary-Grove Community High School.


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Episode Guides
About the Show
Arch-nerds Leonard and Sheldon may know more than their fair share about subatomic particles, but when it comes to people in general, and women in particular, they're absolutely clueless...
Series 6 Summary
The sixth series of the US comedy about a group of highly intelligent but socially clueless scientists and their savvy neighbour Penny.
Episode 1 - The Date Night Variable
Howard gets caught in an argument between his mum and Bernadette while at the International Space Station. Raj is feeling lonely so Sheldon invites him along to his second anniversary date with Amy.
Episode 2 - The Decoupling Fluctuation
Sheldon intervenes when he learns that Penny is thinking about breaking up with Leonard, but he's hampered by his inability to keep a secret. Meanwhile, in space, the astronauts are picking on Howard.
Episode 3 - The Higgs Boson Observation
Amy is jealous when Sheldon hires an attractive female assistant named Alex. However, it turns out that Alex is more interested in Leonard, which makes Penny feel threatened.
Episode 4 - The Re-entry Minimization
Howard is disappointed when he doesn't receive a hero's welcome on his return from space. Will he ever get the recognition he deserves as an astronaut?
Episode 5 - The Holographic Excitation
The gang celebrates Halloween with a fancy dress party at Stuart's comic book shop, but Sheldon and Amy can't agree about which costumes to wear
Episode 6 - The Extract Obliteration
Sheldon is excited when Stephen Hawking (guest starring as himself) agrees to play Words with Friends with him online. But Hawking's not happy when Sheldon starts to dominate the game.
Episode 7 - The Habitation Configuration
Sheldon fails to defend Amy in an argument with Wil Wheaton while filming Fun with Flags. Guest stars Star Trek: The Next Generation actors Wil Wheaton and LeVar Burton.
Episode 8 - The 43 Peculiarity
The guys notice that Sheldon disappears for 20 minutes right after lunch every day. Filled with curiosity, they attempt to follow him and work out what on earth he's been doing.
Episode 9 - The Parking Spot Escalation
When non-driver Sheldon finds out that his unused parking space at the university has been reallocated to Howard, he feels undermined and the two fall out
Episode 10 - The Fish Guts Displacement
Sheldon begrudgingly takes care of Amy when she is sick, but she loves the extra attention so much that she is still pretending to be ill long after her recovery is complete
Episode 11 - The Santa Simulation
Sheldon reveals painful memories of Christmas past when Leonard persuades him to join in with a seasonal game of Dungeons & Dragons. Raj joins Penny, Bernadette and Amy on a ladies' night out.
Episode 12 - The Egg Salad Equivalency
When Sheldon's assistant Alex starts flirting with Leonard, Sheldon is displeased and decides to have a word with her about it
Episode 13 - The Bakersfield Expedition
The guys take a road trip to a comic book convention in Bakersfield and visit a location where several episodes of Star Trek were filmed. But Leonard's car is stolen, leaving them stranded.
Episode 14 - The Cooper/Kripke Inversion
Sheldon is forced to work on the same project as his nemesis, Barry Kripke. Howard and Raj spend a fortune on personalised action figures.
Episode 15 - The Spoiler Alert Segmentation
Sheldon and Leonard have a row when Sheldon gives away the ending of the Harry Potter book that Leonard is reading
Episode 16 - The Tangible Affection Proof
Leonard tries to give Penny the perfect Valentine's Day treat by taking her to a nice restaurant with Howard and Bernadette. Meanwhile, Raj and Stuart throw a singles party at the comic book shop.
Episode 17 - The Monster Isolation
After a terrible date with Lucy, who he met at Stuart's singles party, Raj vows never to leave his flat or interact with another woman again. Leonard, Howard and Bernadette try to cheer him up.
Episode 18 - The Contractual Obligation Implementation
When Leonard, Sheldon and Howard have to volunteer for a university committee, they join one that advances the cause of women in science and arrange to speak to schoolgirls about their careers
Episode 19 - The Closet Reconfiguration
When Howard and Bernadette get Sheldon to organise their untidy closet, Sheldon finds an unopened letter from Howard's long-absent father, who abandoned his family years earlier
Episode 20 - The Tenure Turbulence
When a tenured position becomes available at the university, Leonard, Sheldon, Raj and Kripke are all keen to apply for it
Episode 21 - The Closure Alternative
Amy employs a series of exercises to cure Sheldon of his compulsion to complete every task without fail and seek closure for every incident
Episode 22 - The Proton Resurgence
When Leonard and Sheldon find out that Professor Proton, the host of a TV science show they watched as children, can be booked for private parties, they hire him to come and entertain them
Episode 23 - The Love Spell Potential
When the girls' planned trip to Las Vegas falls through, the guys invite them to a Dungeons & Dragons date night, which results in Sheldon and Amy's relationship taking an unexpected turn...
Episode 24 - The Bon Voyage Reaction
Leonard is offered an exciting job opportunity that will keep him out of the country for several months. Meanwhile, Raj pushes the boundaries of his relationship with Lucy.


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'Fear is winnin' the day'
But courageous leadership from the church could turn the tide
"'Fear is winnin' the day'" Continued...
LOS ANGELES—Little in this Pasadena neighborhood suggests how dangerous it really is. On a sunny-and-72 Saturday afternoon, young women walk and talk together as their children push strollers carrying baby brothers and sisters. Hispanic and black children play on the sidewalks with little concern for safety, occasionally skipping into the corner grocery for ice cream and sodas.
Palm trees line the streets and sway silently in the cool Southern California breeze. Houses in the neighborhood, indeed in much of Los Angeles, do not announce the poverty within them. Garbage is out of sight, and most of the houses are well kept.
A young man on a high handlebar bicycle lazily circles the block. He sings and swings back and forth in front of several former "crack houses" which now serve as the headquarters for John Perkins's Harambee Center-a Christian outreach to the people of the inner-city.
Across the street from Harambee, six young men have gathered in front of the house Perkins and wife Vera Mae call home. They laugh, talk, and pause only to lean over and chat with the occupants of an occasional passing car.
Perkins, a veteran Christian social activist who grew up near here black and poor, has promised us a tour of the areas of Los Angeles that two months ago were ablaze.
But first things first. Perkins has just returned from the graduation ceremonies of his daughter (one of his eight children). Friends and family have gathered in Harambee's front lawn enjoying the day and each other. It's time to snap some photos. This is how American neighborhoods should be, shouldn't they?
But the seeming normalcy belies the tragic reality of this neighborhood, situated about a half-hour's drive from the roiling cauldron of South-Central Los Angeles. Most everyone is oblivious to the sound of police helicopters buzzing overhead-or (more likely) they've grown accustomed to it. Squad cars patrol this neighborhood regularly, but not regularly enough for the homeowners.
As Perkins bids good-bye to his family, a quiet scuffle breads out down the street. Of the six young men, the tallest is fighting with a much smaller one; the others laugh. Boys will be boyz. Perkins ducks into his office for "just a minute" to check his calendar.
Just then, a young boy, perhaps 11, walks toward us-and stops. "He's got a gun," the boy says, watching the scufflers, backpedaling gingerly and plugging his ears.
He does indeed have a very large gun, and that blue-steel monster is aimed near the feet of the kid he was fighting.
One shot. It sounded more like a "pop" than the "bang" you hear on television. Like a western where the rough guy says, "dance," then gives the poor fellow some bullets to dance to, the shooter squeezes out six more shots from his obviously automatic weapon. He was trying to frighten, not kill. Message received.
The gunman leaps into a waiting car and speeds off. The others do not immediately scatter, but lean over to scrape up the evidence, the spent shells, from the dirt. Perkins, who has seen this kind of danger before, has found relative safety behind a bush.
Dusting himself off, he calls to us: "Anybody get shot?" with the same insouciance that he might ask: "Did the Dodgers just score?"
The young man apparently wasn't hit, but four Pasadena policemen arrive quickly. Is this unusual? Perkins seems to think so. He insists that we drive over and talk to them. When we arrive, he confronts the officers immediately: "You can't disarm this community. Can you?"
The officers weakly assure Perkins that they're doing their best with limited resources.
The bicyclist-it turns out-is the main drug pusher for the neighborhood. Now, he swings into action, overwhelming the policemen with obscenities and threats. In no uncertain terms, he tells the officers to get the ****" out of the neighborhood. We watch from the car, and Perkins calls the play-by-play.
"He's runnin' the policemen off. He's runnin' them off. He's cursing them out and runnin' them off." Perkins says. "I don't understand it. I think they're afraid."
There is plenty to be afraid of two months after the Los Angeles riots began. Charred remains of what used to be neighborhood businesses are bulldozed and fenced off now. What is left of those mostly Korean shops sits as a monument to the anger, frustration, and hopelessness of many inner-city youth. The rubble has also become a political symbol of a culture that has lost its way.
Presaging the burning and looting which followed the Rodney King verdict was a "quiet riot," whose toll in human life far surpassed that of the April "uprising," says Tony Massengale, who for the past decade has worked with young gang members in Los Angeles. "Anytime you watch gang-related homicides climb to 771 last year in L.A. County,...there is something dreadfully wrong," Massengale says. "That's institutionalized violence."
It is also institutionalized despair. Massengale, in an interview over breakfast, cited all the staggering statistics about high unemployment, high dropout rates, and broken homes: "You have fractured families that are missing the males, missing the fathers, and these young men are growing up without the things they need to become adults." Gangs have simply become extended families made up of minority young men who, he says, are "alienated from society."
Massengale is an elder at Zoe Christian Fellowship, and makes his living in "community training and organizing." Professionally, he is a social worker involved with both government- and church-based programs, in which he ministers principally to gang youth.
So, what do the gangs want? Massngale tires of hearing the question, but he answers nonetheless. "Bottom line, they want what any man wants," he says, picking up steam. "They want a fair opportunity to be educated, a fair opportunity to get gainful employment, to have a nice place to live, to have a nice place to shop, to be able to go to and fro in the community, and feel like where they live is not so different from other parts of town."
But even with hard-nosed police chief Darryl Gates out and more federal aid money flowing in, the conditions that provoked the rioting still exist. President Bush called the $1 billion urban aid package he signed into law last week "just a start," as if the lack of money, per se, in the main problem.
Out of Touch
Washington is about as out of touch with the problems of the inner-city as is the rest of white America-including the so-called white church. Giving a tour through the city, John Perkins spots a church with a huge display of clothing for sale along the street in the front of the building.
Perkins laughs, but turns sarcastic about the truckloads of food and clothing that were dumped in to the city by well-meaning suburbanites: "Ain't nothin' to eat down here."
"All this clothing, all this food, all this stuff-how is that connected to the situation?" Perkins wonders. "People are still out [collecting] clothes and food-for Los Angeles. It's insane. But the suburban white person can give that and feel better."
Perkins doesn't want to discourage the charity, just refocus it. "My goal would be, yes, send even more money," he says. "But what do we do with it? How do we turn that money into some creativity?"
White churches weren't alone in falling short on finding creative solutions to inner-city problems. The riots prompted many black and minority church leaders in this city to work with a renewed sense of urgency to address the root causes of the despair and alienation of inner-city life-before it's too late. "People are saying, in my interpretation, 'we are going to give you another shot,' because [most of the] churches were not on the cutting edge of this thing before it broke out," Massengale says. "They have been given the opportunity to kind of catch up."
Catching up is exactly what many church leaders in Los Angeles have been doing. "It's been one big meeting ever since [the rioting]," says Michael Mata, director of the Bresee Institute, a Christian urban organization committed to economic and spiritual development. "Yesterday was my first day I had a whole day in my office that I didn't have to be at one other meeting, or speaking, or doing interviews, or what have you," Mata said in a interview at North-Central's First Church of the Nazarene, where the institute is headquartered.
Mata is optimistic. He believes that the church will rise up to meet the needs of the inner-city and solve the problems of those who live there. Low-income people have been left behind because of economic "restructuring" and poor educational opportunities in the public schools. They simply have not been able to "keep up," he says. The church, Mata believes, should be more involved in economic development: job creation, housing, education, and training-but with a spiritual emphasis. "Gang members have skill. We just have to redirect that. Let's change that."
"The church," Mata says, "is going to have to show a unified front-coming together, breaking down the denominational [differences], and the egos-and sit down at the same table and say, 'we have the resources to do something about that, not only the spiritual but the material resources to respond.' And then begin those church-based community development projects."
Despite that confidence in the corporate church, Mata lays much of the blame for the April riots at the feet of the clergy, who failed to show "moral and spiritual leadership" prior to the outbreak. "We have a strong Christian presence here [in the city]," he says. "African-Americans, as well as the Koreans, are the two most highly-churched ethnic groups in the world. For me that's an indictment against the church because it wasn't involved in the public life of its community."
'Looting' began long ago
Government is to blame, too, and Mata does not have much time for the nation's political leadership-Bush and especially, his predecessor, President Reagan. "Reaganomics has raped the cities," he says, matter-of-factly. Mata, a member of California's Democratic Central Committee, says the real "looting" began when the savings and loan industry was deregulated and investment was driven from the cities. But asked whether Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton is right when he blames the rioting on "a decade of neglect" by the Reagan and Bush administrations, however, Mata says "no."
"I think it's been more than 10 years of neglect," he said, berating the Democrat-controlled Congress.
Perkins, too, has criticism for government attempts to "solve" the problems of the cities. After the August 1965 rioting in the Watts section of Los Angeles, Perkins said: "Instead of economic empowerment, we got entitlement programs, and welfare programs, and food stamp programs. We got the 'Great Society.' "
While President Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs in large measure fostered dependency on government, Perkins said they also for the first time in American history helped create a black middle class. But just as there was a "white flight" exodus from the cities to the suburbs, so too there was black flight-the newly-created black middle class fled the cities, leaving behind a permanent under class.
"Those [programs] built the black middle class, but then removed it from the community, Perkins said, lamenting not only the breakup of the black family, but the loss of positive "role models" whose success young black men could aspire to. He said middle-class blacks "about 10 years ago" acknowledged the need for these role models for inner-city youth, but their response missed the point.
"They started talking about bringing in the Michael Jacksons, the Magic Johnsons, the Mike Tysons,' Perkins says. "but the young people have rejected these, because when you want a role model, you want somebody who's moral. So while they'll try to be like them in terms of their looks and style, in their hearts they want somebody of integrity as well as character."
Instead of seeing fellow blacks running businesses in their urban neighborhoods, the remaining under class saw immigrants-Hispanics, but mostly Asians-move in and acquire land, run stores, and make money. Perkins said they wondered how just a few years "off the boat," these Koreans could become such successful business owners.
'Burn 'em out'
"These young folks felt totally disillusioned," says Perkins. "And they said, 'Why not? We can't get freedom in this place. Why not burn it down? Somebody did more for the Koreans than they did for us. So let's burn 'em out.' "
And burn 'em out they did. A tour through the city's burned-out areas reveals that the firebombings were not random acts. There was an obvious pattern: the rubble of Korean-owned shops that were burned to the ground stands out in stark relief to virtually untouched stores and shops next door.
Inside a liquor store at the corner of Florence and Normandie in South-Central, the putative flashpoint of the April riots, tension between blacks and Koreans is manifest. Perkins buys a Diet Pepsi, then asks for a cup of ice (a request that under "normal" circumstances would have been out of the question) from the Asian clerk behind the counter. "Normally," he said, "they would have told me where to get off. Now, when a black man makes a request, they go out of their way." Common courtesy is a matter of survival here.
Robert Oh, pastor of the Oikos Community church, a Korean-American congregation in central Los Angeles, explained that the significant cultural differences also added to the tension. "I have been visiting two African-American churches before going to my church every Sunday for many weeks now since the riot. Basically what I was telling them is that there is a cultural difference that we have to recognize," Oh said in an interview.
He says that Koreans culturally are very formal; blacks aren't. So a Korean clerk, for example, when returning change to a black patron, slides the coins across the counter to avoid contact with that customer. Blacks take that as racism.
Oh explains it to blacks this way: "My father who had two Ph.D.s would never touch my hand or hug me to say, 'Son, I love you.' He never said that in his entire life. Why would he-starting a store in South-Central-grab someone, or touch someone, and hug someone and say, 'I love you?' If he cannot do that to his own son, his not going to do it to anybody. This formalism people misunderstand as arrogance, racism. They think it is negative racism to African-Americans. It's not."
Oh chafes at the notion that the Koreans as a people received unfair advantages at the expense of blacks. "Wait a minute," he says, "75 percent of Korean immigrants are college graduates with masters degrees or doctorates. How can you compare that segment of people one-on-one with African-Americans to start? That is not right; it is not fair."
But Oh says Koreans are not blameless. He said the riots provided an opportunity for second-generation Koreans to examine the other reasons many blacks are angry with them. "Within a week after the riot Korean-Americans got together and we had a prayer meeting, and about 350-400 Korean young people got together and started repenting of our sins... [and] the sin of our parents," whom Oh says were "in love with their neighbor's money."
"We recognized the fact that [some] Koreans had moved into a black community and did not really give back what they should have," Oh says, referring to the starting of "a lot of liquor stores and all these non-productive stores."
None of that is to excuse the criminality of the looting and burning-or, for that matter, the routine day-to-day crime that doesn't make national headlines.
"Fear is winnin' the day," Perkins says, referring to the proliferation of personal firearms and the erosion of public confidence in the police to keep the neighborhoods safe. He isn't advocating more Rodney King-style police beatings, but rather the old "cop-on-the-beat" style of community policing.
Just more brutal law and order, Perkins says, "could interfere with the peace we need." He says law and order without justice is likely to lead to more of the same. "What I want," Perkins says, "is a certain amount of peace so that we can have a process of educating the kids...But if you come down on the kids without considering the empowerment of the kids, That's a whole different situation."
Transcending politics
Although all the Christian leaders we talked to come from varied political viewpoints-conservative and liberal-they're all agreed on one point that transcends American politics: government alone cannot solve the deep institutional problems of the inner-city. The see the problem at root as spiritual: broken values, broken families, broken opportunities. Only the church, preaching the whole gospel, can "fix" the problem.
They all agree on the importance of community and family, but are not glib about how to restore those values. Perkins, the committed husband and father, put it this way: "You don't fix families like you do a car. It takes a generation to 'fix' a family. It took me 25 to 30 years to fix this family I've got. Know what I mean? And I'm still sort of fixin' it."


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Birmingham, AL (Sports Network) - Kevin Butler scored 15 points, leading four
players in double figures, as the Mavericks of Texas-Arlington captured a
65-58 win over Samford Bulldogs in non-conference action at the Pete Hanna
Jordan Reves recorded a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds, adding
three blocked shots as well for the Mavericks (2-1) while Jamel Outler and
Shaq White-Miller contributed 11 and 10 points, respectively.
The Bulldogs (1-6) were paced by Raijon Kelly who dropped in a game-high 20
points, followed by Tim Williams who came up a rebound shy of a double-double
with his 14 points, while Connor Miller tacked on another 11 points in yet
another setback for the program.
UTA shot only 2-of-9 behind the three-point line in the first half, but
because the squad held Samford to a total of just eight field goals it was
easy for the Mavericks to claim a 36-26 edge at the break.
In the second half it was time for the visitors to sink only eight field
goals, but the squad made up for it by outscoring the Bulldogs at the charity
stripe, 10-5, in the frame.
The Mavericks nearly cost themselves a valuable road win as they turned the
ball over 18 times.
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SoCal ocean cargo gateways take the Green initiative
April 23, 2013 - LM Editorial
Southern California ports are leading the way on the "clean trucks" front, too, as the International Association of Ports and Harbours seeks to establish new global standards for drayage. Logistics Management will participate in the panel at "Developments in Trucking Logistics," featuring J. Christopher Lytle, executive director for the Port of Long Beach at the upcoming IAPH confab.
In a precedent-setting move made last month, The South Coast Air Quality Management District approved contracts for a zero emissions truck demonstration project along a one-mile stretch of Alameda Street leading out of the Port of Long Beach.
While The project will take about three years to complete and cost approximately $16 million, it may demonstrate the viability of transporting goods using zero emissions trucks and provide a starting point for a future zero emissions transportation corridor out of the port.
The project will use hybrid catenary trucks — trucks that run along an overhead system of electrical wires but also are able to run on either diesel, compressed natural gas or a battery system. This, say experts, eliminates diesel emissions while the trucks are connected to the electrical system but allows them to travel outside the system to haul freight.
Diesel emissions are the source of large amounts of air pollution in and around both ports. Los Angeles and Long Beach comprise the largest marine port complex in North America as well as the No. 1-emitting facility in the Southland. But the existing voluntary emission reduction commitments for nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides and PM2.5 in their Clean Air Action Plan may be adopted by other ocean cargo gateways worldwide.
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text: Out to Infineon for a shoot on a Ferrari, the guys at eGarage found themselves in a bit of a pinch. The Ferrari's motor blew and was a no-show, but another car they found in the paddock fit the bill. Seems the boys from Eurospec were there with their 1988 Audi 200 quattro Trans-Am. This car marked a fantastic era of racing for Audi in America and perhaps a bit of a precursor to the whole downsizing


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We offer high quality made to measure curtains, blinds and accessories in a wide range of beautiful fabrics on an easy to use website at good prices and delivery times all served with a very high level of customer service. And breathe.....! Oh and everything is made in the UK.
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Office of Historic Preservation
Phone: (210) 215-9274
Owners of historic properties in San Antonio may be eligible for certain incentives for rehabilitation either through local or federal programs.
Local Tax Exemption for Substantial Rehabilitation
A tax exemption is available for designated local landmarks and properties within local historic districts that under go a substantial rehabilitation. Substantial rehabilitation includes improvements that extend the life of a building such as roof, foundation, and siding work; electrical, plumbing, and HVAC system work; other structural work; and interior work. Following substantial rehabilitation of residential properties, City property taxes are frozen at the assessed value prior to rehabilitation for up to 10 years. Substantially rehabilitated commercial properties are eligible for the 5 Zero/5 Fifty tax exemption: no City property taxes are owed for the first five (5) years, and for the next five (5) years the City taxes are assessed at 50% of a post-rehabilitation appraisal. The tax exemption for substantial rehabilitation remains with the property regardless of change of ownership or sale of the property.
Local Tax Exemption for Owner-Occupied Residences in New Historic Districts
All residential properties occupied by the property owner in
newly designated local historic districts at the time of
designation receive a 20%
exemption on their City property taxes for 10 years. The
exemption can be extended for an additional five (5) years for a
total of 15 years for owners who remain in the same house for
the entire period of the exemption.
Rehabilitation Programs for Historic Preservation
An Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation Loan Program is offered through the City's Department of Planning and Community Development. This program helps moderate-income property owners with restoration and rehabilitation projects through a combination of loans and grants.
For additional information on this and other programs for residential and commercial assistance, please visit the REnewSA website.
San Antonio Conservation Society Grants Program
Using the proceeds from its annual presentation of "A Night In Old San Antonio®" (NIOSA®) and in keeping with its mission, the San Antonio Conservation Society accepts applications for grants to individuals and organizations for restoration or rehabilitation of residential or commercial structures in the San Antonio area that are at least 50 years old.
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windows, plaster, facades, chimneys, front doors, porches and
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Several weeks ago IBM announced the new 4.2 release of Tivoli Storage Productivity Center. This release includes some interesting enhancements that I am excited to see in the product. One feature that has received a lot of buzz is the lightweight storage resource agents. TPC started down the path of lighter agents when they introduced a slimmer, but not completely lightweight version of the agents by moving from Java to C for enhanced performance. These new agents were limited to Windows, AIX, and Linux. The new 4.2 release added HP-UX and Solaris support as well as support for file and database-level management. The new release is backward compatible meaning that customers who want to continue using agents they set up previously can do so. New customers are no longer required to use the Common Agent Manager.
TPC 4.2 has introduced full support for XIV devices. TPC 4.1 did have toleration support for XIV (basic discovery and capacity information), but the new release you can provision, get performance information, and use the data path explorer for your XIV machine.
If you have TPC deployed on a System Storage Productivity Center (SSPC) can upgrade at any time. Customers buying a new SSPC machine after September 3, 2010 will automatically have TPC 4.2 pre-installed on the machine.
I could say a lot more about the new TPC 4.2 release, but instead I am going to point you to a wonderful blog entry that my colleague, Tony Pearson, wrote when the new release was announced. He provides some great insights about the new features in TPC 4.2.
Wow - I made it to the end of my first blog and I am beginning to understand why blogging has become so popular. I am starting to wonder why it took me so long to write my first blog?


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Marshall Henderson scored 23 points as Mississippi beat Vanderbilt 64-52 Saturday in the Southeastern Conference tournament semifinals, putting the Rebels just one more win away from making sure their NCAA tournament berth is automatic.
The third-seeded Rebels (25-8) came here needing wins to sharpen their postseason resume. Now they will play No. 13 Florida, a 61-51 winner over Alabama, in Sunday's championship game where the winner advances to the NCAA tournament.
Reginald Buckner also had 15 points, and Murphy Holloway added 12 for Ole Miss. The Rebels now have won six of seven to reach the championship game for the first time since 2001. Another win would give coach Andy Kennedy his first NCAA berth and the Rebels' first since 2002.
No. 10 seeded Vanderbilt (16-17) lost for only the second time in eight games. Kedren Johnson had a team-high 12 points.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala.- The 16th-ranked Iowa State gymnastics team finished its season in*third place at the NCAA Central Regional in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday night. Host Alabama took first place with a score of 196.700 and there was a tie for second place at the conclusion of the meet between Iowa State and Oklahoma.* Each team held a total of 195.925.* To break the tie and determine who advanced to the NCAA Championship, rules state that the sixth score on each event is counted.* With that, Iowa State held a grand total of 233.200 and OU edged past the Cyclones with a total of 233.400.* The Sooners will join the Crimson Tide at the NCAA Championship in Salt Lake City, Utah, on April 26-28.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - From strictly a football sense, did anybody
think Penn State would be where it is a year after the death of Joe Paterno?
The answer has to be a resounding no.
Many, including myself, expected the Nittany Lions to quickly become
The recruits would go away.
The new coach, Bill O'Brien, would flounder.
And interest would wane.
None of that has happened.
Yes, Penn State's recruiting class isn't a top 10 according to those who rank
such things. But there is quality and the fact that stud quarterback Christian
Hackenberg is still committed to coming to Happy Valley is enormous.
And that enormity is made even bigger by the fact that O'Brien isn't going.
The NFL came calling and whether O'Brien was truly interested is up for
discussion. Maybe he was and maybe he wasn't. Regardless, he got a pay raise,
but he's also still in Happy Valley.
Give him a quarterback with the rep of Hackenberg and he'll do wonders. Heck,
he took Matt McGloin, who struggled at Penn State his whole career, and made
him an effective quarterback in his senior season.
So effective that he also might make McGloin some money if an NFL team takes a
chance on him, something that was unthinkable six months ago.
As for interest, O'Brien needed to make his first team last fall respectable
and he did that despite a dreadful start.
Penn State lost its first two games, one at home against a pretty good Ohio
team and the other on the road against a bad Virginia team.
At that point, it sure looked like what everyone expected to happen was going
to happen. Penn State football was going to go away. The Nits were 0-2 and
But, and there is always a but, the cure-all for nearly anything in sport is
winning. And Penn State started winning and folks started to take notice.
The region needed something positive after the Jerry Sandusky scandal. It
needed something after Paterno's iconic statue was taken down and stashed in a
closet somewhere six weeks before the season started
But then the Nits won five in a row and then gave unbeaten Ohio State all it
wanted before the streak ended.
The season of despair would wrap up with three more wins and a loss, ultimately
finishing up with a wild overtime win at home against Wisconsin.
Considering where they were, no bowl game, no extra month of practice that a
bowl game allows, after beating the Badgers, it was still not a bad place to
The first year with the sanctions and a new coach for first time since forever
had to be the toughest. But the Nits made it through and the biggie is that
O'Brien stayed. Penn State football fans can't put a price on that.
The spotlight now will dim a bit and, most importantly, from (and I can't
stress this enough) a strictly football sense, the recruiting sales pitch gets
Today, when O'Brien walks into the house of a 17-year future All-America, now a
junior in high school, his spiel can be different.
"Come to Penn State, young man, and help make us stronger."
O'Brien carries eight wins with him and momentum. Plus, he can tell a recruit
coming to Happy Valley in the fall of 2014 that he is only looking at a two-
year bowl ban. Redshirt a couple of them (something I detest but won't get into
here) and by the time they take the field in 2015, their wait will be just one
By then, O'Brien will have turned Hackenberg into a Heisman candidate and the
Big Ten or Big 12 or Big 17, whatever it might be by then, is going to have to
deal with a very good Penn State team.
Quite frankly, the conference, which isn't exactly the SEC, already is good.
Penn State will start off 5-0 in the fall with Michigan coming to town in mid-
October and the climb back won't seem as steep.
Think folks, and recruits, won't notice that? Think again.
Drew Markol has been a sportswriter and columnist for several Philadelphia-
area newspapers for over 25 years.
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I wonder if there's any way to use Client Certificates on the receiving end of Zimbra, e.g. for ZD or the iCal connector. Background is that our company uses personalized client certificates for access from outside the companies network. Most mobile devices are using this just fine with the activesync mechanism, but for the Zimbra provided tools I didn't found that possibility yet.
Did I overlooked it somewhere ?


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Thanksgiving is a day when more than 100 million Americans will observe the most honored of traditions … gathering with family and friends to watch as many as 15 straight hours of television.
In fact, Last Thanksgiving, more than 114 million viewers were sitting in front of their TVs.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade kicks things off – and then (my favorite) there are three NFL games.
And if you're not into football, you might be among of the 19 million people who will tune in for at least a little bit of The National Dog Show.
Whatever you watch, you can feel good about continuing this new great American holiday tradition
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failure communicating with remote server message for the past couple of weeks but all my other email addresses are syncing just fine. tried to reset password and now trying to reindex but nothing is working. HELP!
I have no problem signing into regular account but it doesn't sync with Zimbra.


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Meaghan Slack, a former collegiate softball player at Lake Land College and IUPUI, joined the staff of Butler softball coach Scott Hall in 2010. She is now in her second season with the Bulldogs. She has primary responsibility for Butler's outfielders and hitting instruction, while assisting with recruiting, fund-raising and team travel.
Slack was a two-year member of the softball squad at Lake Land and played on the school's first team to reach the national tournament. She moved on to IUPUI, where she played for two more seasons, serving as a team captain for the Jaguars as a senior.
In addition to her playing career, Slack has remained active in softball coaching and instruction. She served as an instructor at the Take It To The Limit Softball Academy from September, 2003, to May, 2008, and she has served as an instructor and marketing manager at Real Zone Softball since 2008. She's also worked in web design for softball organizations since 2008.
Slack began her coaching career as an assistant coach for the Indiana Angels in Greenwood, Indiana, in 2007. She also served as an assistant to Head Coach Maggie Calcaterra at IUPUI from May to August in 2008.
The Butler coach earned an Associates in Science degree in business administration from Lake Land in 2006. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing and supply chain management from IUPUI in 2008.


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Instructors can request an online self-directed training course or attend a face to face workshop.
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Brooklyn Decker was spotted in the stands watching future hubbie-to-be, Andy Roddick, annihilate Sweden's Bjorn Rehnquist 6-0, 6-2, 6-2 in the Aussie Open first round, hitting 17 winners against only 10 errors and bombing down 9 aces (only 9?). Spectacular start for A-Rod - no question.
I have to admit the green-eyed monster reared it's ugly head not for those questionable shades but after seeing A-Rod's new ridiculously ripped bod. And, I may not be an SI swimsuit model (at least not in public) but I'm sure I have some things to offer (love of gossip, dirty mind).
But who I am to stand in the way of Broddick's true love - even for one night.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
SIGHTING: Brooklyn spotted in Melbourne, green-eyed monster too
Labels: Andy Roddick, Australian Open, Brooklyn Decker, tennis
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You're a secret swimsuit model? Alright buddy, give up the pics! ;)ReplyDelete
Agreed!!Brooklyn's certainly one lucky girl,Andy's bod is sexier than ever!ReplyDelete
Come on, Andy. Give it up to Rich for one night at least. You owe it to yourself to explore ALL your options before getting married. ;)ReplyDelete
*forms "Experiment With Rich" picket line outside Melbourne*
JadeFoxxy: I'd only send them to you if you were "JadeFoXXXy" - I have a decency clause and can only send to those who can handle it. Are you game?ReplyDelete
MaryS: Oh - I forgot I may have to fight you for a piece of A-Rod. Mitts are on Mary.
*applies face paint, vaseline to face*
natch: i love that you support gay marr-, i mean, one night stands. and maybe A-Rod will too. In time. With me. By his side. Holding his US Open trophy. Lovingly.
Great...you guys fight over A-Rod (ick) and I'll happily run off with Rafa! HAHA!ReplyDelete
narik: must we choose, really?ReplyDelete
No dear, you don't have to choose anymore. I've already got Rafa and narrowed down your choices =D. You can thank me later -- especially since I'm sure you've got your hands full with A-Rod.ReplyDelete
*books to trip to melbourne, hides in Rafa's locker*ReplyDelete
*convinces Rafa of undying devotion, gets invite to Mallorca*
done deal!
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2009 at 10:31 AM
With a new ripped bod I'd say Andy needs to pull a Novak and give his fans a show!ReplyDelete


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I can't find any threads or a bug like this so I thought I'd start one...
- Shared Inbox owned by 'admin'
- Admin rights granted for that Inbox
- Can delete/move/administer mail from all other users
If mail exist in Admin's Inbox from 'me', unable to delete/move/administer that message - throws error (attached).
Same behavior on all browsers/Windows & FF/Ubuntu.
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Rocker Duff McKagan looks set to return to the stage with his former Guns N' Roses frontman Axl Rose as part of a mini-reunion in South America.
The bassist posted a teaser Tweet to fans online on Monday, suggesting he could be joining the current Guns line-up on tour in South America.
He wrote, "Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Brazil! See y'all in the next few weeks, Si (yes)? GNR."
Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Brazil! See y'all in the next few weeks, Si? GNR. pic.twitter.com/nO0GvreaH7
— Duff McKagan (@DuffMcKagan) March 31, 2014
The announcement, which came on the eve of April Fools Day, makes sense for fans of the band as Rose's current bass player, Tommy Stinson, is preparing for a reunion of his own with the Replacements at the upcoming Coachella festival.
According to the tweet, McKagan will join the tour in Buenos Aires for a show on April 6.
The bassist quit Guns N' Roses in 1997. He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of the band in 2012.


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Yogi Bhajan's Patience Pays affirmation for Prosperity and Belonging reminds us to relax and let God take care of everything. Listen or recite it daily to experience your identity as a radiant being, relaxed and present. Learn to lean on the power of the Word.
The video uses the voice of Yogi Bhajan and features several members of our 3HO family.
Gurumustuk Singh of Sikhnet says, "Sometimes I get stressed out or feel overwhelmed and listening to it helps me relax and let go. So often we are in a hurry and want things to happen right away, or get worried about something and let that worry take over. This affirmation is just a reminder to relax, be steady, calm and patient, and let God/Guru take care of your affairs."
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With Patience comes our True Power by Gurudev Kaur - on producing the video "Patience Pays"


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I have been tasked with setting up mailboxes for a FAX to e-mail system and we don't want to retain any messages older than a day for these accounts. The closest I've found to an answer is this:
"There is one safeguard in place. If zimbraMailMessageLifetime is set to less than 30 days, an interval of 30 days is used. All other attributes don't have a safeguard."
Which comes from here: Mailbox Purge - Zimbra :: Wiki
If my reading of that is correct, it sounds like no matter what I set these values to , the zimbraMailMessageLifetime cannot be less than 30 days. Is this correct, or is it possible to make it 1d?


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I hesitated putting this in the "pro" sports forum.
Not exactly a WOW hire if you ask me
Iowa Energy hires Young as coach - chicagotribune.com
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HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. -- A Hendersonville doctor who was arrested on a break-in charged earlier this month has voluntarily surrendered her medical license, according to the North Carolina Medical Board.
Dr. Felicia Brabham, 59, submitted a letter to the state board Thursday. The board acknowledged her letter on Friday.
Earlier this month, Hendersonville Police arrested Brabham on charges of felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking and entering, according to court records.
They allege she broke into a neighboring medical office and was seeing patients there.
Officers found her inside the Carolina Plastic Surgery office. Authorities say she had moved her medical records and lab supplies into the neighboring office. Apparently the power had been cut off in her own office.
Brabham has been a licensed physician since 1987, specializing in internal medicine.
In January, state Department of Insurance criminal investigators charged Brabham with one count of insurance fraud after she allegedly stopped paying health insurance premiums for her medical office employees and failed to notify them.
Brabham can reapply for her medical license in the future.
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Alfonso Cuaron
News about Alfonso Cuaron, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chris Rock to Talk With J.J. Abrams at Tribeca Film Festival
Other discussions at the April event will include Tom Hanks, Jodie Foster and Tina Fey.
March 22, 2016, Tuesday
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Philip Glass and Alfonso Cuarón Among Rolex Mentors
David Chipperfield, Mia Couto, Alfonso Cuarón and Philip Glass are among the mentors in the 2016-17 Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative.
December 6, 2015, Sunday
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Venice Film Festival to Have a Global Flavor
Among the movies vying for the coveted Golden Lion at the festival opening on Sept. 2 are "Remember," a thriller by the Canadian director Atom Egoyan and "A Bigger Splash" by the Italian director Luca Guadagnino.
July 29, 2015, Wednesday
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Museum of Modern Art to Honor Cuarón
The Museum of Modern Art will honor the director Alfonso Cuarón at its annual film benefit on Nov. 10.
October 8, 2014, Wednesday
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Author of the Book 'Gravity' Sues Warner Bros. Over Credit
The best-selling author Tess Gerritsen filed the suit, claiming the studio failed to give her a "based upon" film credit — and part of the profit — for her book published in 1999.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
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Post-Oscars Diversity Downer
Race and gender disparities still mar the film industry.
March 3, 2014, Monday
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A Landmark Oscar Win for '12 Years a Slave'
Steve McQueen's film won best picture, the first time Hollywood has so honored the work of a black director. "Gravity" won seven Oscars, including best director for Alfonso Cuarón.
March 3, 2014, Monday
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Nerve-Rattling Days for Cinematographer of 'Gravity'
Emmanuel Lubezki says the shoot was so stressful that he went to bed shaking many nights.
February 12, 2014, Wednesday
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Below the Line: Scoring 'Gravity'
Steven Price, the composer of "Gravity," discusses his work on the film.
February 5, 2014, Wednesday
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'Gravity' and the Directors' Contest
Alfonso and Jonas Cuarón recall the disastrous test screening for "Gravity" that led to audience suggestions for improvements. Among the ideas: add an alien or create a love story between the lead astronaut and mission control
January 30, 2014, Thursday
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Program Focus teams write an Impact Report to be used with the new Making a Difference design by
November 1, 2014. Please send reports in plain text to assistant directors — Paula Peters, Gregg Hadley, and Barbara Stone. The impact/outcome report affiliated with the team action plan on KSRE OnLine may also be completed.
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Video: Manhunt underway for man police believe killed girlfriend
Video: Manhunt underway for Michael Murphy
Video: Manhunt underway in Franklin County
Franklin County, MO (KSDK) - Law enforcement have called off the search for Michael C. Murphy, a man police believe shot and killed his girlfriend inside a home in the Lake St. Clair development off of Highway PP Wednesday night.
The hunt for Murphy, 57, was suspended around 1 a.m. Thursday and resumed around 10:30 a.m. It was stopped shortly before 6 p.m. Thursday evening.
Franklin County Sheriff Gary Toelke said he didn't know if Murphy is dead or alive, so they used a diver to search Lake St. Clair Thursday morning. They also brought in dogs to assist. A pick-up truck was found a quarter-of-a-mile from the home. Murphy was not in the vehicle and police did not find a gun.
Sheriff Toelke said Murphy is a white male, 5'8" tall and weighs 220 pounds. He was wearing jeans or shorts and a t-shirt.
Witnesses told the Franklin County Sheriff's Department Murphy left the residence with a long gun prior to law enforcement's arrive at the scene. Murphy was last seen running toward Interstate 44 from the Lake St. Clair neighborhood.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department asks that anyone who sees him to call 911.
The victim is a 40-year-old female from St. Clair and she and Murphy had two children together. Sheriff Toelke said they had received calls about arguments the couple had in the past.


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Come on, you own a deer farm !
Wow that was a nice weekend you all had Ikeepitcold. That's a whole lot better than what I saw yesterday evening. Just a dozen or so blacktail/hybrid does and fawns and a small little buck out by my home.
Wow! what a great Cali buck. Too bad no one got to hang a tag on him. If I saw him while driving down the road I probably would have lost contrrol of the wheel and hit him too.
Were they north or south of hwy 70? I'm not looking for a spot, got plenty of my own. It could be d zone, c zone or x6a..
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This is getting interesting IKIC, maybe give away an air conditioner to the member who can guess the locations of the deer in your previous posts !!!!!! Hell, i'll give a try. The doe is standing in "IC" and the bucks are laying around homes and farms in "IV".
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MEEKER - Sheepdog trials, which test the partnership, obedience and determination of well-trained border collies and their handlers in a series of shepherding tasks, take place all over the world.But the competition at the Meeker Classic Sheepdog Championship Trials is unique, according to Meeker trials director Mary Cunningham. "The sheep that are used in Meeker are really tough," she said. "A lot of the dogs aren't from here and they're used to 'farm flocks,' where the sheep have been contained in small pastures. These sheep have just come down from their summer range, where they've had to deal with predators and had little to no contact with humans or sheepdogs."The use of range sheep increases the difficulty level at the Meeker trials to the point that sometimes the sheep "beat" the dogs."When a dog can't complete a run or gets outfoxed by the sheep, the handlers call it getting 'Meekered,'" Cunningham explained. This year's classic starts at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 5, and continues through Sunday, Sept. 9. In its 26th year, the Meeker Classic has grown from a small-town effort to attract tourists to an isolated part of Colorado into an internationally renowned competition. One hundred and thirty dogs are scheduled to compete, coming from Brazil, South Africa, the United States and Canada to vie for the $25,000 purse. In addition to the competition, the collaborative community event includes a prestigious art contest, barbecues, outdoor concerts, bagpipers, Celtic dancing, a petting zoo, a quilt show, flyball and dog agility demonstrations, pancake breakfasts, and educational seminars on everything from wool-spinning to dog training. A horse-drawn wagon and a small bus shuttle spectators from the Ute Park trials site into Meeker's quaint, historic downtown throughout the event.Meeker Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Katelin Cook said the community is getting ready to receive the more than 10,000 spectators expected to attend all or part of the trials. "We're looking for the biggest and best turnout this year," Cook said.If you can't attend all four days, don't miss the semi-finals and finals at 8 a.m. on Saturday and 8:15 a.m. on Sunday, with the first round of seven dogs. The second round of finalists run at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, followed by an awards ceremony.Bring your own seating, umbrellas and sunscreen, and please leave pets at home.A five-day gate pass is $30 for adults, and $15 for children 8-16 and senior citizens. A one-day pass is $10 for adults and $5 for children and seniors. Passes can be purchased at the gate or online at www.meekersheepdog.com and picked up at the gate. Meeker is less than an hour's drive north of Rifle on Colorado Highway 13. The trials site is on the left side of the highway, just before you reach the downtown area.
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Heads up for WF customers...
Last night I got a call on my cell phone...automated message claiming to be Wells Fargo saying my debit card was being locked because of suspicious activity. Press 1 to unlock.
Obivously I found that slightly more than suspicious itself so I just hung up and called the number on the back of my debit card.
Guy interrupted me about halfway through my explination and told me exactly what I thought, that it was bogus, my accounts were fine and it is a phishing scheme.
Just told me to monitor my accounts for the next couple days, but said everything is likely fine, just a phone scam.
Then right as I was getting into work my coworker got the exact same call and I told them to hang up and ignore, and double check their account sometime relatively soon.
Anyone else get this last few days?
Yep, I have gotten about 10 of them in the past couple of months. Both my wife and I got one lastnight.
Mine came at 0300 - good thing I had sense enough to hang up. Never know what I'll do coming out of sleep...
I got a call from a restricted number about 11:45 pm last night. I wonder if that was it.
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Yep, I know at least 2 other people besides myself with WF Debit cards that got the exact same scam. Surprised it hasn't gotten more attention.
I also got the call from 318-450-4165. Annnnnd, I don't have a Wells Fargo account.
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I got the same call last night around 9:30.
Only thing I have at WF is a student loan. Please thefters, steal my loan from me.
Sadly, Wells Fargo looks like it may try scamming us. I hear they want to start charging to use your debit card? Like a monthly fee?
Anyway, I get so many calls from Wells Fargo, regarding security, even when I make regular purchases. If somebody else also get that many calls, I can see them falling for this.
Got it a few hours ago. Pushed it to the side and figured it was fake for a few reasons:
1) I don't bank there
2) It was a automated call and had only one option, lol
I went to college thinking I wanted a career; turns out I just wanted paychecks.
A clear conscience is usually the sign of a bad memory.
Made it on KCCI's site Fake Wells Fargo Call Wants Your Account No. - Project Economy News Story - KCCI Des Moines
Sounds like WFC accounts have been hacked. The scammers know the members of the bank. Has WFC admitted to a slip up?
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Sounds like WFC accounts have been hacked. The scammers know the members of the bank. Has WFC admitted to a slip up?
I see posters above who got the call and don't bank there. Sounds more like they just call randomly in WF's service area phishing for suckers.
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I see posters above who got the call and don't bank there. Sounds more like they just call randomly in WF's service area phishing for suckers.
I heard a similar news story on the radio today. Must be a large scale scam attempt.
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How about a little discussion on the topic of Broadheads - Mechanical vs. Fixed for Elk. I would like to get some thought on this since I've used both and swore I'd never go back to Mechanical for elk. 4 - 5years ago I had a bull come in to me at 30 yards broadside and I stuck him right behind the front shoulder at the elbow. I was using the NAP Spitfire (mechanical) at the time and was shocked that it only went in as far as it did (12 -16"). The bull just stood there and looked at the arrow and then walked off. To make a long story short, we never found the bull dead and the blood trail poor. At that point I went back to a fixed blade and went with the G5 Montec. 2 years ago I stuck a 5 pnt at 60 yrds and it went less than 30 yrds piled up in site, blood pouring out. I was sold. Last week, using the same G5 Montec I stuck a bull at 20 yrds broadside, double lung, no pass through (broadhead was hung up on the hide). The blood trail was poor at best only a few drops here and there and basically had to trail him by disturbed ground. He went 125 yrds and piled up and wasn't hard to find since the area was pretty open.
Anyway, the guys I hunt with both use Grim Reaper (Mechanical). They were ribbing me about the small head (100 grain G5) that I've been using and the small cutting surface. Yes it is a small head and surface but I've been happy with them and have no intention to going to mechanical.
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Trophy Taker Pronghorn---Schaffer drop-away(Black)
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Just returned from our first western hunt...... 'hook, line, sinker" is an understatement! We saw over 200 lopers a day and had plenty of bucks to choose from. I shot mine on our first stalk, 2.5 hours later I had a dandy on the ground. We glassed a herd with 4 bucks and 6 does move along the river to a pocket in the granite mountains. We made a move on them, climbing up the mountain and I scored on a 400 yd shot with a .308. Really happy with him, 14" with 7" prongs. It was an awesome hunt, and to experience it with my dad and brother made it even better. Another neat part of the hunt, while preparing for the shot, two of the bucks started sparring, then a huge coyote ran out and circled the herd, checking for a weakness. All added to the experience.
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Ford Mustang Convertible Conversion - Coupe-To-Fastback Conversion: The Convertible EditionWritten by John McGann on January 1, 2011 We Close Our Series This Month With The . .
All good things must come to an end, so here is the finale-the coup de grâce to our coupe-to-fastback/convertible series that began three months ago in the Nov. '10 issue. To recap: We've been following the guys at Recon Classic Car Bodies as they transformed our long-suffering '67 coupe into a fastback in a matter of three days before our eyes. As if that weren't impressive enough, the Recon guys also made over a really gross '65 coupe into a cool 'vert, getting it done just under the wire before we were scheduled to head back to the cooler climate of Los Angeles after a week of baking in the Arizona heat.
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Though we ran a similar picture in the Nov. '10 issue, here is another look at the body they started with. We're not sure there were more than 4 square inches of straight sheetmetal anywhere on this thing. Note the rollover damage on the roof and tweaked A-pillars. The guys stripped and cut this car the same way they did our fastback. Read last month's edition for the details.Cut the roof off of any car and you lose a ton of structural rigidity. To compensate, convertibles come from the factory with extra supports and bracing. In fact, the stamping for the floor of a Mustang convertible is almost 2 inches narrower than a fastback because convertibles have these big reinforcing beams that attach to the inside of the rocker panels and span the distance from the front subframe to the rear leaf spring attaching points. The beams needed minor trimming before Recon owner Ray Carmody dropped them in place on the '65.While his employees were finishing up our '67, Carmody got a jump on some of the bodywork on the '65. The doors were pretty gross, but not so bad that they needed to be replaced. Carmody hammered and filled the bigger ripples and sprayed them with Evercoat's Feather Fill G2, which is like spray-on metal glaze or finishing putty.In addition to the rocker panel braces, Mustang convertibles have a lot of different support panels and other roof-mounting components, some of which are available in the aftermarket. Recon has been doing these conversions long enough that the crewmembers have templates drawn out to make their own.They trace the patterns on 14- or 16-gauge sheetmetal (depending on if it is a structural component), cut them out with shears, and bend them in a brake.Recon sheetmetal guy Ramon Aguayo began fitting the convertible stuff by measuring where the flat spot for the convertible top fits on the wheelhouse and cutting away this section with a Sawzall.Carmody began fitting some of the additional bracing. You can also see in this picture the finished notch in the wheelhouse and the section of material cut away to make room for the convertible top.
There are still several convertible-specific pieces Recon has to make in-house. Aguayo used a stretcher to put a curve in a piece that forms a section of the drip channel under the top.That channel acts as a gutter ducting rainwater from the top to a drain just in front of the rear wheels.After all the parts were fitted in place, Carmody stitch-welded everything together. This body will be stiffer than a spot-welded factory car.Next, the guys got out the Port-O-Power to fix the twisted A-pillars. Working slowly and hammering lightly on the base of the pillars, they were able to straighten it back into its correct shape and dimensions.They checked their progress by measuring with a transit. When they were done, they dropped in a new windshield to verify that it fit correctly.Rob Inman did the finish-grinding on the top of the A-pillars, closing the hole left from the coupe roof. In this picture, you can also see the elaborate bracing in the area behind the back seat.With the end in sight, Carmody and Aguayo test-fitted a new convertible top to make sure everything fit correctly.Finally, shop manager Jesse Villarroel shot the body with Nason 421-09 primer. This is how a Recon convertible body will be shipped out.


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