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It seems that during the install, Zimbra checks the ports to see if there are any conflicts with the services it is attempting to configure. During this check, I received the following messages...
Typing (as root):Code:Checking for port conflicts Port conflict detected: 25 (zimbra-mta) Port conflict detected: 25 (zimbra-mta)displayedCode:netstat -na
However, I had no idea what service was using port 25 (and it wasn't Sendmail).Code:tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:25 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN tcp 0 0 123.456.789.39:32818 123.456.789.104:80 TIME_WAIT tcp 0 0 :::22 :::* LISTEN tcp 0 0 ::1:25 :::* LISTEN udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:111 0.0.0.0:* udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0.0:*
Initially, I went through the rest of install to see if it would have an effect on the services. It turns out that the MTA would not start up.
Here is what happened...
By default, SuSE 9.1 Professional installs Postfix (not Sendmail). Both Cron and Fetchmail rely on either Sendmail or Postfix. The Zimbra CS installs its own Postfix. Since SuSE 9.1 installed Postfix (which uses port 25), Zimbra's installation of Postfix can't use the same port.
To resolve this issue make sure that Postfix (and Sendmail) is taken out of system startup and the service shutdown (stopped) BEFORE installing Zimbra.
In the "Zimbra Collaboration Suite Installation Quick Start" on page 10 it mentions:
"service sendmail stop" does not work on SuSE 9.1 Professional.Code:Important: You will need to disable Sendmail in order to run the Zimbra Collaboration Suite. You can disable the Sendmail service with these commands, chkconfig sendmail off, service sendmail stop.
On SuSE 9.1 Professional, issue these commands:
This will take care of both cases just in case you have Sendmail installed and not Postfix (for some reason or another).Code:chkconfig sendmail off chkconfig postfix off cd /etc/rc.d ./sendmail stop ./postfix stop
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Best Scope to use for Astrophotography.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 03:48 AM
Thanks for the help,
Posted 23 January 2013 - 06:33 AM
I loved my C11 for visual, the OTA itself was much lighter weight than the Meade equvalents - but I had on a GEM mount instead of the alt/az. Also loved my 10" LX200! a fantastic visual tool. For visual only I still think these scopes on an alt/az mount are wonderful. Aperture is great for visual and it's a very different story for imaging in ways, where aperture 'can' make things very complicated or difficult 'all depending' on how you go about it...
Are you asking this about imaging to use with the hyperstar type setup or more using the prime focus (imaging from where the eyepiece would be)?. Will you be using a DSLR or dedicated astro-imaging CCD?
I think a lot should be said about how you choose to mount the scopes. Alt/az mounted you are sort of stuck for exposure time before you encounter field rotation of the image. With a GEM type mount that won't be a problem. It's all about how the telescope is pointed at the unmoving object in the sky as the earth spins. GEM mount maintain orientation of the object, alt/az do not. In ways imaging is a bit more about the mount and it's accuracy than scopes. It's possible to get something called a 'wedge' for an alt/az mount to try and mimic what a GEM does but I was never happy with them.
As for my own opinion I think they are all quite difficult to learn imaging on. I like to recommend a small (80mm or so) widefield (about f/6) refractor with a field flattener on a GEM type mount. Not a lot better than a good pair of binoc's for visual but great for starting imaging. All just IMO but imaging and visual are very different animals and very difficult to choose one setup that works well for both.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 09:26 AM
And again--the telescope is not the important thing. The mount is most critical.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:02 AM
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:23 AM
I also completely agree with concentrating on the mount -- no matter how good your optics are, it's all for naught with a mount that's not up to the task. (And there are many mounts that are excellent for visual that will immediately grow warts when attempting to use them for AP.)
Finally, +1 on a small apo refractor -- in addition to the AT astrograph mentioned, there are several excellent 80 mm apo doublets and triplets which work great for AP, give pleasing views visually, and won't break the bank.
-- Chris
Posted 23 January 2013 - 10:37 AM
I want to re-emp[hasize the point already made tht if you are just starting out in imaging, get yourself the best mount you can afford first, and put a three to four inch short focal length refractor on it. Do not start with a big SCT.....They are just so much less forgiving.
And again--the telescope is not the important thing. The mount is most critical.
Yes so don't be afraid to invest in a HEQ5 Pro for an 80mm scope. You want the mount to be able to support twice the amount of weight you are going to put on it.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 02:35 PM
Would you guys be able to show me some pictures of what you have taken with your smaller scopes?
I guess i got confused somewhere when I started looking into taking photographs.
I thought that too take better pictures you would need a bigger scope because you are taking in more light and will see more details depending on the scope.
Are you asking this about imaging to use with the hyperstar type setup or more using the prime focus (imaging from where the eyepiece would be)?. Will you be using a DSLR or dedicated astro-imaging CCD?
CounterWeight, I was just going to use prime focus imaging with my 100d dslr. Can I use a dslr with the hyperstar option?
Also, I have a 6" Newtonian with a GEM mount and a clock drive attached. It does a great job of letting me take 30 second exposures, but I can never figure out how to zoom in close enough to get a larger picture of nebula. Do I need some sort of eyepiece adapter for the camera?
Thanks for all the help!
Posted 23 January 2013 - 03:08 PM
You can follow the astrobin link in my signature to see what I've done with my AT65EDQ. Most everything in 2012 was imaged with the AT65EDQ. It's a fantastic scope.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 03:35 PM
In general, the bigger the aperture, the more light you let in. But how much light you let in is only one of many considerations.
You have to worry about Focal length--which when factored in with the dimensions of the imaging chip determines the field of view and apparent "magnification." ANd which also determines, in turn, just how well you need to guide the scope and cope with all the idiosyncracies of the drive.
All those who are suggesting you start with a short focus refractor (or your six inch newt would fit the category, probalby) are saying you should not start on a long focal length (like the SCT's at the beginning of this thread) because the learning curve will be so much higher.
Overall advice is to buy the best mount you will reasonably need. Then start with a short focus tube (like your newt or a short focus refractor---the refractor will be easier to mount!!!). Then, when you know what you are doing, you could move up to a big SCT.
Now, if what you want is big pictures of small objects, then, yes, you want to get to the big SCT's. They do a great job.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 09:08 PM
Good luck and have fun! There is a lot of good advice to be found on this site.
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 12:01 AM
I am not as experienced as others but I have been imaging for about a year with an older 10" SCT fork mount and the same camera you have.
The focal length of your scope is directly related to the difficulty, sort of like the inverse square thing.
You said your 6" and clock drive can do 30 sec unguided, I am gonna guess your focal length is around 1000, a 10" SCT has a focal length of 2500, with a .63 focal reducer you get around 1750. The longer the focal length the longer you have to expose to ge the same brightness, yes you have more detail, but perfect polar alignment and guiding become mandatory, along with a higher quality mount, and you get a narrow field of view. I didn't understand why everyone suggested the short focal length refractor until I got one, now I do. It is MUCH more forgiving, tracking errors show more the longer the focal length.
If I had it to do over I would get an Atlas mount and 80mm apo or the AT65 mentioned above and a 8" RC and get the rings rails and gear to mount both on the Atlas. That and the guide camera you can image with the smaller scope for widefield and bigger scope for "zoomed in" and each one can guide the other. - just my humble opinion -
Posted 24 January 2013 - 04:35 AM
How's the CG-5? It's seams like a good mount for pretty cheap. I could get a nice refractor, this mount, and some other accessories like (powertank, reducer/corrector, power adapters, ect..) fairly cheap. I'm just wondering, because my price limit is about $1500 give or take. If I was to get any other mount, it would eat up almost my whole budget.
If I got this mount could I use a 9"-11" SCT on it in the future? I still would want to have one in the future, but don't wanna but another mount later on.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:21 AM
You could use the 9" SCT but for visual as imaging may be a bit too much. You can image Planets and Moon though.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 06:49 AM
Ok, so after reading everybodies posts. It seams like a smaller refractor is the way to go.
How's the CG-5? It's seams like a good mount for pretty cheap. I could get a nice refractor, this mount, and some other accessories like (powertank, reducer/corrector, power adapters, ect..) fairly cheap. I'm just wondering, because my price limit is about $1500 give or take. If I was to get any other mount, it would eat up almost my whole budget.
If I got this mount could I use a 9"-11" SCT on it in the future? I still would want to have one in the future, but don't wanna but another mount later on.
If your heart is set on long FL imaging(eventually, we all want that) then the CG-5 will be a tough one to acheive that with. mount choice for imaging is based on different requirements than visual use. Rule of thumb = look at the mounts rated payload and subtract 50% of that capacity rating. So a mount that is rated to carry 40lbs would only be suggested for 20lbs for use as an imaging platform.
Can it be done with a less than desirable mount for an SCT? Yes: BUT you'll struggle and fight with it and have a lot of nights where nothing go's in your favor. A large SCT or Newt makes a wonderfull sail catching every little breeze and ruining every sub-exposure. (now how did he know that? ) I've got an 8" SCT that I've imaged with on my meade LXD75(CG-5 class)...even if you pull it off to some degree, there is enough tracking error to degrade the resolution of most targets at that FL.
You can have a couple or 3 years of learning and honing your skills at imaging before you're really ready to pump out some great images at 2000mm FL. There is a lot of aspects to get good at, and a lot of targets to practice on that do not fit in the long FL. Have fun, enjoy the journey... you'll encounter a new understanding of what a clear dark sky really is.
I have an Orion Atlas EQ-G that I hope to use my SCT on this coming year; I would suggest that it would be the smallest mount one might consider for an 8" SCT plus a load of imaging gear...
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 03:25 PM
I found one pretty on astromart! And I found a pretty cheap AT65EDQ scope as well. So im definitely going to try out everyones suggestions!
And maybe some day I will get that larger scope!
Posted 24 January 2013 - 03:28 PM
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 07:07 PM
Thanks for the idea ghataa!!
I actually am not having much luck finding a AT65EDQ online thats not backordered. Is there any other Scopes you guys would suggest? are there anymore Scopes like that one with a built in flattener? Or is there some I could get with a flattener and whatever other accessories for about the same price?
Posted 27 January 2013 - 04:06 AM
. It appears to have cleaned up a lot of the CG5's shortcomings
Maybe one day I will find out what these so called shortcomings are.. Until then... May the force be with you.
Posted 27 January 2013 - 07:57 AM
I don't own an AVX but from I have read there are some general positive improvements. Threaded power cord, better alt/azm knobs, smaller motor housings, tracking past meridian, PPEC, new motors, beefier bolts in saddle, additional aux port and a few other things I don't recall.
I use a CG5 and have been productive with it but if I was new to market I would definitely give the AVX a look.
Posted 27 January 2013 - 10:51 AM
Hey guys,
Thanks for the idea ghataa!!
I actually am not having much luck finding a AT65EDQ online thats not backordered. Is there any other Scopes you guys would suggest? are there anymore Scopes like that one with a built in flattener? Or is there some I could get with a flattener and whatever other accessories for about the same price?
I'm almost as new as you are. I went with the ATLAS mount and the SkyWatcher Prp 80ED. Haven't hd a chance to do any imaging yet. Still wrapping my head around the gear, the sky, etc....
BTW - Many here beat me over the head with above suggestion and I truly appreciate them.
Posted 01 February 2013 - 05:11 PM
I've played with the 8" version of the NexStar GPS. On a wedge, its a good scope and I've seen work done by someone out there that's downright excellent. Its inner workings are significantly better than those of the CG-5. You need the wedge, however, or you will run into field rotation issues. Its also trickier to work with due to the placement of the fork pieces at times, but with a focal reducer getting you down to F/6.3-ish, it probably would work. The Hyperstar option, however, would be even better. You get down to an F/2.8 - a very fast scope! The Hyperstar for a C8 won't take a DSLR, but the C11 is supposed to. If you can afford that route, it's definitely worth considering.


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Andreoli on Oil & Fuel: OPEC to the rescue…maybe not
September 21, 2012 - LM Editorial
Staying abreast of developments that impact oil supply and demand helps shippers and carriers understand and plan for fuel price fluctuations; so the recent news coming out of Saudi Arabia must have left many in the logistics and transportation industry scratching their heads.
A recent Saudi statement said "the current price is too high…we would like to see oil prices back to $100 per barrel." This statement, released on September 18, caused oil traders to speculate that the country will ramp up production and the price for a barrel of Brent crude fell from $117 per barrel to $112.
It's one thing to suggest that production will increase, and another to actually open the taps wide enough to push oil prices down. Today's prices are a far cry from $100, and over the last year, oil prices have dipped below this level only once during a six-week period between June and July.
Instability in the Middle East North Africa (MENA) region, which provides one out of every three barrels of oil that the world consumes, continues to drive risk premiums up, and it's doubtful that Saudi Arabia—the only nation with any appreciable amount of surplus oil production capacity—has enough firepower to cause oil traders to avert their attention from the violent protests in Libya, the mounting tensions between the West and Iran, and the steady decline in surplus production capacity.
According to the Middle East Economic Survey, in August, Libya produced 1.5 million barrels per day (mbd) and Iran produced 2.8 mbd. According to the EIA, total OPEC surplus production capacity is only 2.1 mbd.
Surplus production capacity expressed as a percentage of global consumption is the best predictor of oil price movements. Prices spike severely whenever surplus production capacity dips below 1.5 percent of global demand, and prices rise when surplus production capacity declines.
Currently global demand is 89.5 mbd, and surplus production capacity is hovering at 2.5 percent of global demand. If just 750,000 bpd of production is lost, surplus production capacity will dip below 1.5 percent, and prices will skyrocket. Alternatively, demand rising faster than the addition of new capacity will drive the same result.
With the advent of hydraulic fracturing and the rapid rise in production of shale oil, one might be inclined to think that surplus capacity has been on the rise. But this is not the case. In fact, surplus production capacity peaked at 5.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2009 and the average price refiners paid for a barrel of oil was just $73. Surplus capacity as a percent of global consumption has declined each and every quarter since then with the exception of the fourth quarter of 2011.
Looking forward, we must ask ourselves what could reverse this trend in declining surplus production capacity. What could cause production capacity to begin growing faster than demand?
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Buy a Rust-Free Project For CheapWritten by David Freiburger on August 1, 2005
Man, I really, really hate to do this. Readers forced me to, constantly griping about magazines scoring unbelievable deals on Southwestern rust-free cars when all they have to pick from are rust-bucket hoopties. Truth is that we're victims of the ridiculous pricing trend, and the tag for an average four-door Maverick just shot to a million bucks overnight. Old cars are gold, but that hasn't stopped us from scoring four new projects in as many months for around $500 a whack. Sure you're not going to take home a Road Runner or an SS for cheap any more, but if you're willing to have an average Dart, Nova, or Maverick that you can buy without a home loan, here's the secret: get on a plane. It's always amazed me that more people don't figure out that a plane ticket or a road-trip party is cheaper than replacing every piece of sheetmetal on a car. So draw some lines dead south and west from Montana, throw a dart at the map, and score yourself a rot-free project.
You're going to have to have a sense of adventure about it, coming West with probably no clue about the specific car you'll come home with. That's because anyone who goes to the trouble of advertising in a spot visible to an out-of-state buyer probably wants too much money. You can still get some very decent stuff on ebaymotors.com, but the bulk of it is jacked up by bidders desperate to overspend, or it's on auctions that never meet an outrageous reserve. Straight classifieds like collectorcartraderonline.com can also turn up a few gems, but Hemmings Motor News, formerly handy, now reads more like The Robb Report. You're going to have to dig a little deeper.
We actually get lots of cars just by cruising the barrio and spotting them; sometimes they have for-sale signs, but often we just badger broke little old ladies into taking a few hundred bucks for their prized possession. Kidding, sort of. Another good source for finding deals is our local classified paper, The Recycler. You can search its listings at recycler.com, though the paper seems to have better deals even though it's horrifically organized and you've got to look for ads in places you would not expect to find them. The cars in there are cheap because the ad listings are free. Another valuable source we've used lately is craigslist.com, which lists cars for sale in most states, and because those ads, too, are free, you'll find the occasional deal from someone who just wants that four-speed Duster out of their backyard.
People wanting to dump automotive trash that is our treasure also means that you should look into those tax-write-off donation yards. The best one out here is at cars4causes.net, but you can find a yard in your town by searching at donatecarusa.com. It's amazing what kinds of cars some people will hand in, and while they often flip them for money that seems high to us, it may seem low to a denizen of the rust belt.
There's also no shortage of L.A. dope fiends getting their decent cars seized, and we're always surprised at the cars that people will forfeit when they get impounded for a parking ticket. It makes the police auctions and tow-yard auctions the best deals of all time, though you may need to go to lots of them before you find something you want. Find out where the auctions are at liensales.net.
Finally, it's no secret that we also cruise the junkyards and swap meets for deals. Our favorite yards are the Pick-Your-Part (pickapart.com) and Ecology (ecoparts.com). The swaps are at Pomona (pomonaswapmeet.com) and Long Beach (toppingevents.com), though they have become virtually useless for getting good deals on cars. The drive-around remains the best option, and you have to be relentless to score the good stuff. Now come along and look at some of the stuff we found in just two weekends of hunting.
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02. A fair amount of older cars are still in use around Los Angeles, though trolling parking lots and leaving "I wanna buy" notes tends not to work since the people usually either know what they have or they need the car for transportation. This Nova we found was a four-speed car, and it appeared to have originally been Rally Green.03. Working with the "every car is for sale" theory, we have better luck nagging people with backyard cars that are nearly abandoned. But don't come to California looking for decent G-bodies like this Monte SS. The smog laws have kept rodders away from them, and most of what's left is totally clapped.04. Keep an open mind when you're shopping for cheap stuff. We found this super-sano, 69,000-mile '70 Dodge A-van with 318 power and the world's cleanest undercarriage for $1,800, and that could turn to $1,200 pretty easily. It made us think of road-tripping it to the Mopar Nats and flipping it for a few bucks and lots of laughs.05. We're in particular need of a Ford project and took a long look at this '71 Maverick Grabber we found at the Pomona Swap Meet. Showing unusual restraint, we resisted the price of $1,400 and let the owner rot for a while to try and cheese him down some on the price. By the time we took a second look we were more intrigued by a straighter '65 Falcon we spotted for $500 on craigslist.com.06. Readers still ask us about V-8 S10 conversions, and those are rarely seen out here thanks to smog laws. If you have your heart set on one, then come on out. These things are like fleas on a dog's back, and decent ones sell for $800ish. We found this one in junkyard row.07. Here's one we're still working on trying to buy: a '68 Chevelle 300, and yes, we know it's a four-door. Like McGean said, "It's so ugly, it's like a movie-car," and that's the point. We have a Weiand 6-71 we want to throw on a beater for 12-second summer fun that we can drive anywhere, and we'd expect to pay no more than $300 for this car.08. We often buy stuff we never knew we wanted just because we found it sitting on the street at a good price. For years we've lusted for a fullsize American convertible, so this '68 De Ville drop-top had us twitching at $4,500. That's about twice our budget, so we had to walk away.09. A second-gen Trans Am is also on our want list (which doesn't make it unique), and this '78 was found in The Recycler. It was perfect for us with the lack of T-tops, and we didn't even mind the Olds 403 power or the dimestore mags, but the baby blue interior gagged us. We passed on it at $2,500.10. We pause from the actual hunt to show you the TA that we've had for a year now. It was an eBay posting, but we recognized it as a beater we'd seen here in Hollywood. When the auction closed with no bids, we hit the guy up and got it for $800--perhaps a bit too hastily. It's a Massachusetts car with more rust than we like, which means it actually has a little. We're not sure what to do with it now. The '72 Nova in the background was $200.
11. Another roadside attraction was this '73 Pontiac LeMans Sports Coupe. We've always thought these were pretty neat and unusual, but this 350-powered car had just a few too many strikes against it for us to hand over the very fair $1,400 asking price. But you'd take it for a haggled $1,200, huh?12. Remember we told you we needed a Ford? We decided against this '89 5.0 as being too mainstream, but we did like the red GT-style interior and the $2,800 asking price. We hated the moonroof and automatic. This one was found in one of many areas where cars for sale seem to congregate on the street.13. And finally, the prize. Frustrated with not being able to score anything for dirt cheap, we ended up walking out of the Long Beach Swap Meet with this '73 Duster for $400, delivered to our door. We can't tell you why we bought it, but it's rust-free and prime fodder for a race car. We may have to finally build the musclecar rally racer we've always dreamed of. Burning the four bills would probably have been more responsible in the long run. How'd we do? END


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Proposals for ballot wording in Holyoke School District Re-1J's quest for a mill levy override will be prepared for board consideration at its Aug. 17 meeting.
Supt. Bret Miles gave a mill levy override report at the Aug. 3 meeting, and was given the directive to work with bond counsel to draft two sets of ballot questions for the board's review.
In general, the ballot question will ask voters to approve 7.5 mills for 10 years, which will generate about $400,000 each year in local property tax.
The board directed Miles to obtain two sets of ballot questions, and they will decide at next week's meeting whether the ballot issue will take the form of one question or two.
In a one-question format, the district will seek 7.5 mills for technology, capital projects and operations.
In a two-question format, one ballot question would seek a 3.0 mill levy override for operating expenses. The second question would ask for 4.5 mills for capital projects and technology.
The sunset provision of 10 years, on each of the questions, provides the first level of accountability. Voters will again be able to determine in 10 years if the school district is still in need of the revenue and if the money was used wisely enough to be renewed.
Board members agreed a five-year sunset is not long enough to complete projects, and tentatively set 10 years as the sunset target for ballot questions.
Much can change in 10 years in the way of school finance, Miles pointed out. The sunset provision allows the public to take another look at the extended funding.
Supt. Miles recommended going forward with one question, as all three areas of need are great (technology, capital improvements and operating expenses).
He said this format will translate well for the citizen committee who carries the campaign.
While a couple of board members said they had leaned toward two questions, they see the logic in a one-question ballot issue being easier for voters to understand and for the district representatives to campaign on.
Board president Dan Kafka noted one question will not only be easier for the district to communicate to the public, but also for the public to communicate its desires to the board.
With the present assessed valuation in the school district, 7.5 mills would equate to $418,000. Miles told the board this would represent a property tax increase of $4.98 per month for a home valued at $100,000.
For the first time, the State of Colorado will fund Holyoke School District less per pupil than the year before. The reduction from 2009-10 is $438 per pupil.
This past spring, the district budget and facilities committee which includes staff, parent, business and community perspectives, worked with the district throughout the budget process and recommended pursuing another revenue stream.
Through the committee recommendation, the board has moved to its current stage of taking the funding question in the form of a mill levy override to a vote of the people.


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Are we able to create rules that stop the Out of Office being sent to certain Domains such as Facebook, Twitter etc.
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The town of Tomohon in North Sulawesi will spring into full bloom with flowers of every color, shape, and size from 8th to 12th August 2014 as the hill town stages the Tomohon International Flower Festival 2014.
Fully supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy, Tomohon International Flower Festival (TIFF) 2014 will carry the theme "Colorful Tomohon". As in previous years, the festival will be participated by representatives of foreign countries, the Association of City Authorities in Indonesia (APEKSI), representatives from all cities and regents in South Sulawesi Province, State owned Enterprises, the private sector and more.
At the launching ceremony that was held at the Balairung Soesilo Sudirman in the Ministry of Tourism and Creative
Economy building on Thursday, 17 July 2014, Deputy Minister of Tourism and Creative Economy Sapta Nirwandar stated that "aside from promoting Tomohon and its beautiful flowers as its icon, the Tomohon International Flower Festival 2014 will also provide significant impact on improving the local economy through tourism and the creative economy. This will also boostcreativity in the flower art and industry which is largely developed by the local communities"
He also added that TIFF needs to be aggressively promoted as part of the Wonderful Indonesia brand so that it is known all over the globe just as is the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena, USA. Therefore, the aim of this Festival to introduce and further promote the town of Tomohon, and North Sulawesi Province and all its tourism and creative economy wonders can be achieved.
This year, the fascinating flower festival will feature a series of exciting attractions including:
1. Tournament of Flowers (8th August 2014) : Parade of decorated floats from representatives of foreign countries , and other participants.
2. Flower Queen Beauty Pageant (7th-10th August 2014): A beauty pageant featuring a number of contestants who share an enthusiasm for flowers.
3. The Archipelago Art and Cultural Performance (9th-11th August 2014) : Various art and cultural performances from all over the Indonesian archipelago on a stunning stage.
4. Tourism, Trade, Investment, and Floriculture Expo (7th -11th August 2014): An exhibition and trade fair on tourism, trade and investment, and also diverse collections of floriculture.
The festival will also be highlighted with a number of side events such as the national kite flying exhibition, East Indonesia's marching bands competitions, Culinary Festival, Choirs Competitions, National Fine Arts Exhibition, Photography Competition, and more.
The festival has also invited 11 Ambassador from countries who will take part in the Diplomatic Tour of the Tomohon International Flower Festival 2014.
The Tomohon International Flower Festival is a Biannual event which has its beginnings in 2008. In its inaugural year, the festival successfully attracted participants from 46 cities in Indonesia and was attended by over 20,000 people. In 2010, some 82 floats took part including those from Malaysia, Vietnam, North Korea, India, and Russia. In this second Event the Festival was seen by 25,000 spectators.
Facing two active volcanoes, the Lokon and the Mahewu, the cool hill resort of Tomohon lies 24 km south of Manado, capital city of North Sulawesi, on the way to the pleasant Lake Tondano.
Because of its constant cool climate and fertile soil, Tomohon has grown into North Sulawesi's main producer of vegetables and flowers. When flowers are in bloom, the town of Tomohon displays her pretty face where almost every house presents colorful fresh flowers. The city is also known for a number of seminaries, religious schools, and other Christian icons. Most famous among its landmarks is the "Bukit Inpirasi" or "Inspiration Hill", where communities congregate to seek inspiration for solutions amidst life's personal and global problems.
More Information available at: http://tomohonflowerfestival.com/
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