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Hi to all !!
We evaluate zimbra network edition and some question before bay license
We have some cpanel servers and we will to offer zimbra services also
on cpanel server its DNS olready active
Now question:
Let me say customer will have web presentatios on cpanel server but on same time also zimbra mail
Wot shuld we doing with DNS ? did I need install dns on zimbra server ?
Here is example DNS config from cpanel:
Wot I need to add(change) on cpanel dns config thath my customer on same time website run on cpanel server and olso use zimbra as primar mailQuote:
; cPanel 11.23.4-STABLE_26138
; Zone file for example.com
@ 86400 IN SOA ns.server.com. info.example.com. (
2008092901 ; serial, todays date+todays
86400 ; refresh, seconds
7200 ; retry, seconds
3600000 ; expire, seconds
86400 ) ; minimum, seconds
example.com. 86400 IN NS ns.server.com.
example.com. 86400 IN NS ns1.server.com.
example.com. IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
localhost.example.com. IN A 127.0.0.1
example.com. IN MX 0 example.com.
mail IN CNAME example.com.
www IN CNAME example.com.
ftp IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
example 14400 IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
www.example 14400 IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
cpanel IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
whm IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
webmail IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
webdisk IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
example IN A 83.64.xxx.xxx
I hope you understund me:)
Sorry for my bad english
Txn to all
Best regards from Vienna


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Warren and Scynthia Peavy had one son, James Francis Peavy Hammock. He was born 6 February 1877 in Byron, Houston County, Georgia. J. F. was reared by his grandmother, Sarah Hammock, and assumed her name. He married Minnie Lewis Avant, daughter of James Russell Avant and Mary E. Harry, 1910 at Liberty United Methodist Church in Bibb County, Georgia. Minnie was born 1876 in Georgia abd died 1959 in Bibb County, Georgia. Francis died 8 January 1960. He and Minnie were both buried in Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery, Bibb County, Georgia.
In March 1878, Warren Peavy shot and killed his brother-in-law, T. C. Hammock. Evidence, including family letters from over 100 years ago and family interviews conducted 30 years ago, suggest he fled to Texas and assumed the name Joe N. Warren.
From Columbus Daily Enquirer-Sun 27 March 1878:
Saturday afternoon, at Byron, on the Southwestern Railroad, Mr. Warren Peavy shot and killed his brother-in-law, young Mr. Hammock. Ten buckshot were fired into his body. Family trouble. Hammock was unarmed, and his only offense seems to have been that he was riding out Peavy's child, his own niece.
30 March 1878:
Mr. Hammock, shot Saturday by Mr. Seavy, at Byron's Station, S.W.R.R., is dead. Seavy is still at large.
Robert Scott Davis, Jr.'s Georgia Black Book: Morbid, Macabre and Sometimes Disgusting Records of Genealogical Value records "On 23 March 1878 in Houston Co., T. C. Hammock was murdered by Warren Peavy."
William Warren Peavy, under the name of Joe N. Warren, fled to Texas after the killing and farmed for a living. He later married Sarah Elizabeth Gilbert, daughter of Almoth Byers Gilbert and Mary Jane Hill. They married in the year 1885 in Parker County, Texas. Sarah was born 1862 in Parker County, Texas. She died 1927 and was buried next to her husband in Fairview Cemetery.
Joe N. Warren and Sarah Gilbert had six children: William Frederick (1887-1962), Almoth Franklin (1889-1952), Augustus Jackson (1892-1968), Charles Isery (1894-1977), Sarah Melissa (1896-1970), and Samuel Wilson (1898-1903).
William Warren Peavy, a.k.a. Joe N. Warren, died from injuries suffered in a horse and wagon accident 5 November 1899 in Parker County, Texas. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery.
The family letters mentioned above also suggest the Texas Warrens were unaware of the Georgia Peavys. I'm glad we found our way to each other 100 years later.
Additional Sources:
- History of Peach County, Georgia. Governor Treutlen Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1972
- Charles Jackson
- Lynn Walden, Great-granddaughter of Joe N. Warren
- Newspaper Articles via Genealogy Bank
- Clifford V. Barker's The Story of the Georgia Peavys and the Texas Warrens
- Census Records
- Marriage Records
- Family Letters
- Tombstone Inscriptions
- Obituaries
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CYT heads over the rainbow
Youth theater group to open "The Wizard of Oz" this weekend
Although L. Frank Baum's children's tale "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" (1900) was infectious enough to spawn 20 years of short story sequels, it's a safe bet that no one at the time could have possibly imagined how popular "Oz" would become.
After his books, almost two more decades would pass before the beloved 1939 MGM film "The Wizard of Oz" wowed audiences with its special effects, glorious music, and lovable characters. And who could have asked for a better movie to help usher in a long-awaited spectrum of colorful entertainment?
After young Dorothy Gale runs away from home in an effort to rescue her little dog, Toto, from destruction, she decides to return home while a monster cyclone begins gobbling up the Kansas countryside. Temporarily knocked unconscious, the twister launches the tiny house, with Dorothy and Toto in it, over the rainbow and drops it into mysterious Munchkinland. Surely one of the most iconic images in motion picture history occurs when Dorothy opens her front door to the multicolored village and a new era of movie magic.
"The Wizard of Oz"
When: 7 p.m. Friday-Saturday and March 3, 7, 9-10, and 2 p.m. Saturday, March 3 and 10
Where: Old Town Temec-ula Community Theater, 42051 Main St., Temecula
Tickets: $15
Phone: (951) 308-6377
Online: temeculatheater.org
Although a few stage versions surfaced before the release of the movie, most of the plays were created during the latter part of the 20th century and have allowed children and adults of all ages to take the journey to "Oz."
Christian Youth Theater Riverside County is proud to present "The Wizard of Oz," opening Friday and continuing through March 10 at Old Town Temecula Community Theater.
With a cast of 84, ages 8 to 18, CYT has undertaken a rather large endeavor in its quest to offer children a challenging, rewarding performing arts experience.
Fans of the movie should be pleased to learn that CYT's presentation closely resembles the movie. With a book by John Kane and music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg, this stage version is clearly influenced by the film.
It not only follows the same plot, it features the familiar charming characters and musical numbers, including Dorothy's "Over the Rainbow" and "We're Off to See the Wizard." However, the play offers a few surprises, too.
A rousing production number titled "The Jitterbug," which ended up on the cutting-room floor during post-production of the movie, is presented during the play's second act. The show allows the kids to display their performing skills, which makes director Jennifer Lloyd proud of their accomplishments.
"We have a lot of first-time performers in the show, really young children who have worked very hard," Lloyd said. "For example, they have mastered a difficult tap routine featured in 'The Merry Old Land of Oz.' It was a lot to learn, but they've mastered the moves perfectly."
Other reasons for those working on the production to feel excited are the special effects, which include a flying Glinda, The Good Witch of the North, and green smoke for the Wicked Witch of the West.
Also, like the movie, the play shifts from a black-and-white reality to a colorful dream sequence and back again.
For the most part, costumes (by Carie Erickson) play an important role in this effect. Clothing worn by characters in the opening sequence is, for the most part, black, white, and gray. And of course, the entire dream sequence is loaded with color.
Lloyd added that for the first time in CYT's performing arts history, onstage scenery was built entirely by its cast and crew. Among its many locales, the set includes the Wicked Witch's castle, Munchkinland, and the Emerald Forest.


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text: I vote Lemond. He should have won the Tour six times. The first time would have been the one before his first--he was stronger than Hinault, but was H's domestique, so he had to help H win. Then he missed out 2 years in the middle of his run because he was shot. Also, he won other races like the spring classics and the Worlds, instead of just focusing on the TdF. He was a better all around rider.


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THE NATIONAL MALL, DC (WUSA9) -- The rhythm of Dr King's dream has stirred our hearts for decades. So has the music of protest -- then and now.
The two surviving members of Peter, Paul and Mary, who sang 50 years ago, returned to sing again at "Let Freedom Ring" commemoration.
In 1963, their version of "Blowin in The Wind" was the number two hit on the radio. Peter, Paul and Mary asked a haunting question: How long would we have to endure injustice?
It brought the crowd arm in arm to it's feet. "We were not singing it alone," Peter Yarrow says. "We weren't performing it. We were embracing each others hearts with all those people there saying, this is our moment together."
"Music does that," says Noel Paul Stookey. "It binds people together in a way that's irrevocable."
Mary Travers passed away four years ago, but Peter Yarrow and Noel Paul Stookey are still using their music to advance progressive causes.
They returned to the Lincoln steps with Mark Barden, who lost his 7 year old son Daniel in the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School... and with the parents of Trayvon Martin, the Florida teen killed by a neighborhood watch captain.
"We are coming here also to say that there must be an end to the kind of violence that brought an end to Dr. Martin Luther King's life," says Yarrow.
"Dr. King was gunned down, and my little son was gunned down in his first grade classroom in Newtown, Connecticut. So we have a long way to go, and we are not going to give up," says Barden.
Peter and Paul are still convinced people working together can change the world. "You don't have to be wealthy, you don't have to be in office. If ordinary people stand together, they can change the course of the way things evolve," says Yarrow.
Dr. King used to quote the abolitionist Theodore Parker to answer the question posed by Peter, Paul and Mary.
"How long? Not long! Because the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice."


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Sun Myung Moon dies at age 92
GAPYEONG, South Korea (AP) -- The Rev. Sun Myung Moon died Monday at a Unification Church-owned hospital near his home in Gapyeong County, northeast of Seoul, two weeks after being hospitalized with pneumonia, Unification Church spokesman Ahn Ho-yeul told The Associated Press. Moon's wife and children were at his side, Ahn said. He was 92.
His Unification Church claims 3 million followers, though ex-members and critics put the number at no more than 100,000. There is no questioning the vastness of the business empire Moon created through his church: ventures in several countries from hospitals and newspapers to cars and sushi, and even professional sports teams and a ballet troupe.
Moon Flags flew at half-staff Monday at a Unification Church in Seoul. Followers trickled into the building, some wiping away tears. One woman bowed and cried before a copy of the church-owned Segye Times newspaper, which was placed on a table and had a large picture of Moon on its front page. Another woman bowed before a small statue of Moon and his wife.
Moon's body was transferred to the church's gargantuan white palace on Mount Cheonseong overlooking the lakes and wooded forests of Gapyeong County. His funeral will take place Sept. 15 after a 13-day mourning period, with a massive new sports and cultural center built recently on the church's sprawling campus accepting mourners starting Thursday, the church said in a statement. Moon is to be buried on Mount Cheonseong.
Moon, who was born in a rural part of what is now North Korea, founded his religion in Seoul in 1954, a year after the end of the Korean War. He cultivated friends among political leaders in the U.S. and - though he was an ardent anti-communist - in North Korea, though he served time in prison in both countries.
He gained notoriety by marrying off thousands of followers in mass wedding ceremonies, usually not long after being arranged to marry by Moon himself.
The church has faced considerable controversy over the years, and has been accused of using devious recruitment tactics and duping followers out of money. Parents of young followers in the United States and elsewhere expressed worries that their children were brainwashed into joining.
The church rebuffs the allegations, saying many new religious movements faced similar accusations in their early years. Moon's followers were often called "Moonies," a term many found pejorative.
The church also quietly amassed lucrative business ventures over the years, including The Washington Times newspaper; the New Yorker Hotel, a midtown Manhattan art deco landmark; and a seafood distribution firm that supplies sushi to Japanese restaurants across the U.S. It gave the University of Bridgeport $110 million over more than a decade to keep the Connecticut school operating.
In South Korea, it acquired a ski resort, professional football teams, schools, hospitals, and other businesses. It also operates the Potonggang Hotel in Pyongyang, jointly operates the North Korean automaker and has a huge "peace" institute in the North Korean capital.
Moon had hoped to help bring about the reunification of Korea during his lifetime.
Moon was born in 1920 in North Phyongan Province at a time when Pyongyang was known as a center for Korea's Christians. He claimed that at age 16 Jesus Christ appeared to him and told him to finish the work he had begun on Earth 2,000 years earlier.
Christianity fell out of favor after the Korean Peninsula was divided into the communist North and the U.S.-backed South in 1945, and while preaching, Moon was imprisoned in the late 1940s by North Korean authorities and accused of spying for South Korea, an allegation he denied.
When the Korean War broke out in 1950, he went to South Korea. After leaving his North Korean wife, he married Hak Ja Han Moon in 1960.
In South Korea, Moon quickly drew young acolytes to his conservative, family-oriented value system and unusual interpretation of the Bible. The church's doctrine is a mixture of Christian, Confucian, and traditional Korean values.
In the United States, Moon developed a good relationship with conservative American leaders such as former Presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George H.W. Bush.
Yet he also served 13 months at a U.S. federal prison in the mid-1980s after a New York City jury convicted him of filing false tax returns. The church says the U.S. government persecuted Moon because of his growing influence and popularity with young Americans.
One of the more bizarre chapters in Moon's relationship with Washington came in 2004, when more than a dozen U.S. lawmakers attended a "coronation ceremony" for Moon and his wife in which Moon declared himself humanity's savior and said his teachings have helped Hitler and Stalin be "reborn as new persons." Some of the congressmen later said they had been misled and hadn't been aware that Moon would be at the event.
In later years, the church adopted a lower profile in the United States and focused on building its businesses. Moon lived for more than 30 years in the United States, the church said.
In recent years, Moon handed over day-to-day control of the empire to his children.
Moon and his wife have 10 surviving sons and daughters, according to the church.


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State police ask for public's help in identifying a serial bank robbery suspect who has committed two bank robberies in Delaware and three in Pennsylvania.
Police say the first bank robbery occurred Oct. 30 at the M&T Bank, 102 Astro Shopping Center, Newark. They say the suspect entered the bank, stated that he was armed, and demanded money from the female bank teller. They say he received an undisclosed amount of money and ran away.
The second robbery in Delaware occurred Nov. 14 at the Delaware First FCU, 1815 Newport Gap Pike, Wilmington. Police say the suspect entered the bank and demanded money from the female teller. They say she turned over an undisclosed amount of money and the suspect ran away.
If anyone has information on this case, call the Robbery Unity at Troop 2 at (302) 834-2630 ext. 254 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) 847-3333 or visit tipsubmit.com.
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* Add this to /path/to/zimbra/conf/log4j.properties
and restart the server via /path/to/zimbra/bin/zmcontrol restart. You'll have better debug informations in the logs if something goes wrong with the zimlet, mainly javascript errors or proxy errors.Code:
* Run the web client with "?dev=1" on the request to run in "Development Mode". That way, the zimlets + zimbra web client JS code won't be obfuscated and you'll get more descriptive function/parameter info than "r=e[c]".
My zimlet deploys correctly but won't show up ?
* log into zimbra admin
* Check that it's listed in zimlets section
* If it is, check that it is listed and activated for the appropriate CoS
* If it is, check that is listed and enabled for the appropriate domain(s)
* If it is, log into the user account, go to preferences > zimlets and see if it's not disabled at user level
My zimlet deploys and shows up correctly but doesn't work ? firebug show a network Error 500 Compilation produced xx syntax errors
Sometimes, your zimlet works fine in dev mode, but when you deploy it compilation may fail. Javascript compilation consists of minimizing (compressing) and obfuscating all the javascript source code files into one, small gzipped javascript file. The compression tool used by Zimbra is YUI Compressor (Yahoo's). What you should do is :
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2/ Uploaded that file to the online YUI compressor tool, found here http://refresh-sf.com/yui
3/ compressor tool gives syntax errors along with line number
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I can't recall the unit number off the top of my head, but I'll see if I can describe it and get you in the general location....it's east of Oregon and Washington, south of Canada, west of Montana and Wyoming, and north of Nevada and Utah.
In all seriousness Unit 40 rifle hunt if you can draw a tag with worse than 100:1 odds.
Last edited by Umpqua Hunter; 08-23-2012 at 02:58 PM.
But really if you guys are going to be immature keep your post to yourself. I hunt several units and i was just curious what units other people hunt. Hopefully you guys are having fun with your posts. Most of you are probably the guys that sit in your truck and drive around drinking beer and hoping a elk will run into your bullet...
No we're not, but to come to a forum you just joined, and ask us where to hunt. Doesn't go over well here.
Now that you can't seem to take a joke, and feel a need to insult us. I'll be surprised if you get any help.
Since you are in Eastern Idaho, I'd check around Island Park. I've heard of several elk taken there. It's been a few years ago though.
The replies you received, was because you asked a very forward question on one of your first posts. Most people would not walk up to someone they just met and ask them about the best place to hunt. That same etiquette tends to apply on hunting forums as well. But those kinds of questions are asked over and over again by new guys on hunting forums. That kind of question, especially when it is one of their first posts, does not usually go over very well. VANISH said it well, "that is not the kind of question to ask".
I hope you hang around, share your experiences and contribute. If you do, you will likely develop relationships with guys who would be more then happy to give you some advice. If the advice is specific, it is usually shared in PMs (personal messages) so its not out there for the whole world to read.
Alright since everyone in this thread isn't from idaho let me let you know how the idaho hunting works. When you buy a tag you get two to four units typically. Therefore if i said i hunt the teton zone i could hunt two different units. So i figured if someone hunts the big desert units they would say i hunt the big desert zone.
I see at least two in this thread from Idaho.
I hunted Colorado for 50 years, before I was from Colorado.
As for old hunter i personally don't want any advice from you. I won't be hunting colorado anytime soon. I don't expect any help i was just seeing how other hunters were faring in idaho.


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Tempe, AZ (Sports Network) - The Arizona Cardinals named Steve Keim as the
club's new general manager on Tuesday.
Keim takes over for Rod Graves, who was fired on Dec. 31 along with head coach
Ken Whisenhunt. He will be formally introduced in a press conference scheduled
for 5 p.m. (ET).
The 40-year-old joined the franchise in 1999 as a college scout, eventually
working his way up to vice president of player personnel -- the post in which
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News: PCC's To Wins Both Butterfly Events At Chaffey Invitational
Sophomore Stephen To showed why he is a leading contender for state in the 100-yard and 200-yard butterfly events by winning both at the Chaffey Invitational held March 8-9 at Riverside City College.
To continued his personal 2013 duel with Mt. San Antonio's Bennett Yuan as he edged Yuan out in the 100-fly at 52.54 seconds to Yuan's 52.7. To rallied to win the 200-butterfly in 1:58.52. He was third at the halfway point and then pulled away from the field. To (pictured) also finished sixth in the 100-freestyle (50.34).
PCC placed sixth as a team at the Chaffey Invitational with 278.5 points.
The 400 medley relay of Michael Chiodo (backstroke), Darrin Smith (breaststroke), To (butterfly) and Willie Nintinthorn (freestyle) placed third with a time of 3:54.50. The unit placed fourth in the 200 medley (1:45.68).
Chiodo was fourth overall in the 100-backstroke (57.86) and took seventh in the 200-backstroke (2:11.36). Smith placed sixth in the 200-breaststroke (2:23.89). Nintithorn swam a personal best of 4:52.45 in placing 10th in the 400 individual medley.
Chris Anderson is starting to click as PCC's top diver in placing fifth on the 3-meter board (132.50 points) and ninth on the 1-meter (112.70).
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP/WUSA9) - University of Maryland police say a student has been found dead in a dormitory and it appears her death was accidental.
Police say Sarah Elizabeth Hancock, 20 was found unresponsive Monday afternoon in Kent Hall on the College Park campus and when officers arrived, they determined she was dead.
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Cynthia from Knoxville asks: "Tennessee law has limits on teenage drivers. And I've set my own too. Would you agree?"
National safety records show that teenagers have three times as many fatal crashes as all other drivers based on the amount of miles driven.
Tragically, an average of 260 teens die during the summer months in traffic accidents across the country. That's a 26 percent increase compared to the rest of the year.
Studies show a teen's crash risk is highest during the first year of solo driving.
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Even after a teen has a license that allows solo driving, parents and teens should continue to practice driving together to help manage increasingly more complex driving conditions. Letting them drive while on a summer vacation trip with the family would be an example.
The chances of being involved in a fatal crash for teen drivers doubles when behind the wheel at night. The late night hours are the highest risk for adult drivers as well.
In Tennessee until the 18th birthday, there is a curfew for teenage drivers between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless it is for a job, school, religious activities or a medical necessity.
AAA says many parents and teens find that written agreements help set and enforce clear rules about teen driving habits. That agreement is a good idea.
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Chamber To Host Legislative Luncheon
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Legislative Luncheon on Wednesday at noon at the American Bank. State Representative Chuck Soderberg and State Senator Bill Anderson, both Republicans, are expected to attend the luncheon. Le Mars Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, Neil Adler says the annual event serves to have the community ask questions of their state lawmakers, and find out what issues may be discussed at the upcoming General Session.
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The event is open to the public and tickets are $10. You will need to contact the Chamber office at 546-8821 to make reservations.
Council Approves Second Reading of Sewer Ordinance Rate
(Le Mars) -- Le Mars City Council approved the second reading of the Sewer Rate Ordinance during Tuesday's meeting and set December 18 as the public hearing for the financing of the new waste water treatment facily. Sewer rates will be increased to help finance the waste water treatment facility. Le Mars residents will be asked to pay a minimum of $7.72 per month, and in addition, they will be asked to pay nearly $2.13 per 1,000 gallons of waste water. Wells and Deans Foods have signed waste water agreements and will pick up the major portion of the cost to the new treatment facility. The new waste water treatment facility will be located two miles west of the present facility and is expected to cost more
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Plymouth County Libraries Visit With Supervisors
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Librarian Association met with the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday morning to begin the process of budget proposals. The county librarians presented a short video featuring each of the libraries. Le Mars librarian, Sue Kroesche reported to the supervisors that despite the digital age, people still need and use their local library. She says usage is on the increase.
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Kroesche says the rural libraries are needing funding that will help retain resources that any more are only available on-line.
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Plymouth County invests approximately $75,000 annually to the local libraries.
E-911 Board To Meet
(Le Mars) -- The E-911 Board is scheduled to meet this evening at the Plymouth County Courthouse. The board members will discuss the southwest tower and the tower located at the courthouse. The board will also address the feasibility of replacing radios.
Man Falls From Pierson Water Tower
PIERSON, Iowa (AP) - The Woodbury County Sheriff's Office says a man was flown to a Sioux City hospital after falling from a water tower in northwest Iowa.
Sgt. Gene Hacker says the man fell and his safety cable broke on Tuesday while he was working on a water town in Pierson, about 25 miles east of Sioux City. The accident was reported about 4:30 p.m.
The man's name wasn't released.
Hacker says the man was conscious after the fall. It wasn't clear how far he fell.
Johnson Chairs IFBF Young Farmers & Ranchers Advisory Committee
(Des Moines) -- The state's largest farm organization is meeting this week for its annual convention. Delegates to the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation are deciding upon rural issues such as the condition of roads, taxation, education, and much more. Ben Johnson of Le Mars serves as the chairman of the state's Young Farmers and Ranchers advisory committee. He farms on a century farm, but says it has its challenges.
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FEMA Turns Down Cedar Rapids Request
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Regional officials of the Federal Emergency Management Agency have again rejected helping Cedar Rapids build a $3 million recreation center in in a 100-year flood
The City Council heard the bad news during a teleconference call Tuesday with FEMA officials in Kansas City, Mo. FEMA earlier had rejected the council's plans for replacing the Time Check
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The council members say building the replacement center in the same spot outweighed the concerns about rebuilding in the flood plain.
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After the teleconference, council members discussed an appeal to Washington.
The Time Check Neighborhood is in northwest Cedar Rapids.
Social Security Employees Upset Over Funding
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Some Social Security employees in Des Moines are trying to find ways to protest funding levels at the agency.
An employees union representing Social Security workers plans to hold an informal picket line Wednesday morning outside one of the agency's offices.
The American Federation Of Government Employees Local 836 plans to protest an agency-wide hiring freeze and shortened hours at community field offices.
The local group, which represents about 400 Social Security employees in Iowa and Nebraska, says recent proposals from Congress will cut the agency's operational budget.
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Thanks everybody!
Great job. Congrats on getting published in FFG, it's been an old stand by magazine for years. I remember reading an article about a guy trapping muskrats on a creek on the ground that I farming today. 45 years ago. Nice wolf.
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I'll try to explain my problem.
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I discover that there is a lack of memory on the server. And after reading about memory requirements i increased RAM size from 2Gb up to 8 Gb. (may be this information is useful).
After above 5-6 days server stop sending and receiving mail at all, with the same error from Thunderbird (can't copy email to the folder "sent"). This situation repeating every 5-6 days, server do the same - stopping send and receive mail. At that time it have more than 1Gb of free RAM and CPU usage at 10-20 percent (CPU is used by process "java", that also uses 16% of RAM)
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It has been a great honor for Hubble Optics to work with the Alt-Az Telescope Initiative led by Russell M. Genet and now we are proud to announce the introduction of the HNA as the result of this collaboration. In particular, we are grateful to Dave Rowe for his excellent HNA design.
The combination of a lightweight sandwich hyperbolic primary mirror and a matching custom corrector provides excellent wide-field performance for both visual observation and astrophotography, with numerous advantages over existing solutions:
· Superb on-axis image quality, with a Strehl ratio greater than 0.99.
· Much better overall performance than a parabolic mirror with a Ross corrector.
· Meets the polychromatic performance of a parabolic mirror with a Wynne corrector, with much fewer problems from ghosting, baffling, and reflections.
· The corrector takes up less space, and has sufficient back focus of 130mm for easy insertion of off-axis guiding hardware and filters.
· Excellent optical performance for both wide field visual observation and astrograph at an unprecedented price/performance ratio.
The HNA corrector will be initially available in 3.5-inch versions with a Hubble Optics lightweight-sandwich primary mirror, 14-inch, 16-inch, 18-inch and 20-inch. The delivery time is about 2 months. The complete optical set includes a lightweight-sandwich hyperbolic primary mirror, a high-quality secondary mirror, and a matching custom corrector assembly.
Why Hubble Lightweight-Sandwich Mirrors?
Telescope mirrors are manufactured in a strictly controlled temperature and humidity environment. In particular, each mirror is carefully measured after it has reached equilibrium in our laboratory. This is not the environment that your mirror will be used in. While cooling, gradients in the mirror will cause deformation of the surface, and the aberrations induced by these gradients will be proportional to the CTE of the substrate. These gradient-induced aberrations die out as the mirror cools and equilibrates.
The main problem is not the aberrations due to deformation, but the layer of warm air in front of the primary mirror. This layer of warm air is the main cause of the image distortion called "mirror seeing", which is caused by the non-uniform index of diffraction in the cooler air over the warm mirror surface. No mirror, regardless of the type of glass used, will perform adequately until the mirror is close to the temperature of the ambient air. This occurs when the temperature difference between glass and air is less than one degree centigrade (°C), and best performance is achieved when this difference is less than 0.2 °C.
Therefore, the goal is to bring the temperature of the mirror to within 0.2 °C of the ambient air temperature as quickly as possible. This will greatly reduce image distortion due to mirror seeing. This is why all large professional mirrors, regardless of the type of glass used, employ complicated cooling systems to cool the primary mirror. For example, the Advanced Technology Solar Telescope (ATST) 4.24-meter primary mirror uses a jet cooling system.
After years of research, ASTS concluded that "thinner substrates dramatically reduce the thermal time lag", Technical Note #0028 by Nathan Dalrymple. For any mirror, cross sectional thickness of the glass is the primary factor in determining the thermal time constant. As a rule of thumb, the magnitude of the thermal time constant is roughly proportional to the square of the thickness of the glass. So, with ever-changing temperatures during observing or imaging, your full thickness mirror may never reach equilibrium, and never reach its full optical potential. This is one of the major reasons why our lightweight-sandwich mirror has superior optical performance in real world situations, even without an active cooling system. (Active cooling systems, such as fans, introduce their own serious problems, such as micro vibration, which can seriously degrade the image quality if not done correctly.) Our mirrors reach equilibrium extremely fast, and without aid.
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On Oct. 17, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune officials met with the business leaders in Jacksonville and Onslow County. During this meeting, base officials stated that Marine Corps cuts could reduce the number of active military at area bases by 8,000 troops (19 percent), military contracting will be reduced 90 percent and single-family base housing will increase by 800 units.
Three months later, the Onslow County Board of Education met with the Onslow County Board of Commissioners, with the school board stating it �had to have� $149 million in funding for the projected increased enrollment during the next six years.
I have done some research and found out the projections used by the Board of Education were done by Michael Miller with N.C. State University. Miller provides school enrollment projections for all the school districts throughout North Carolina. Upon receiving the two-page analysis, I quickly noticed that there are only three assumptions � current enrollment, capacity of each school and a projected growth figure. The projected growth figure was derived by the 2011 land-use projection.
I contacted Miller and explained what was going to happen in Onslow County with respect to the military. I provided news articles from The Daily News as a source of facts. It seemed obvious to me that Miller had no idea of the military cutbacks and the severity. Did anybody from the Onslow County school board take the time to work with Miller?
The school board used very inaccurate numbers to try to push this school bond.
Once I sent all the documentation to Miller, I asked him to rerun his projections given the negative population growth Onslow County will experience over the next three years. Miller stated that he will investigate; however, any changes will be sent to the Onslow County school system � so much for transparency.
After reviewing previous news articles and statements from the Onslow County Board of Education and my dealings with Miller, I have come to the conclusion that our school board has its own agenda.
In my opinion, our school board lacks character and integrity. Should the school board ever threaten the county with a lawsuit, I hope the county calls me � I would be happy to give them all my supporting documentation.
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The ISU women's basketball staff will hold its Elite Camp for grades ninth-12th from June 11-12. The Elite Camp features high intensity drills, designed for advanced players. The emphasis will be placed on offense, with breakdown work on specific skills for guard and post play.
The Cyclones will hold Day Camp, June 23-26, for girls in kindergarten through sixth grade. This camp will emphasize fundamentals and develop basic knowledge of the game. Sessions begin at 9 a.m. and go through noon each day.
Iowa State's Position Camp will take place June 15-17 and will be tailored to girls in fifth through 12th grade. The position camp provides instruction and emphasis on the fundamentals of basketball, with breakdown work for both perimeter and inside players.
Iowa State has a new addition to its slate with the Shooting Camp, which will be held on June 20th and is tailored for grades third through 12th. The shooting camp will provide campers with numerous drills geared toward helping each individual camper improve their shot. Campers will be grouped according to age, grade, skill level. Each drill will emphasize good fundamentals with fun games added in as well.
Lastly, ISU will host the Cyclone Shoot-Out once again from June 21-22 for teams wishing to get on-court instruction.
Campers will be coached by Iowa State women's basketball coaches, as well as current student-athletes. There will also be coaches from area high schools and colleges. For the Elite and Position Camps, campers may stay overnight in the Iowa State residence halls or can commute to camp on a daily basis. The Day Camp will be a strictly commuter camp.
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Sarasota, FL (Sports Network) - Trayvon Robinson belted a two-run home run in
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Jonathan Schoop, Nate McLouth and J.J. Hardy added an RBI apiece, while Zack
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Happy Valentine's and Vampires Day! Even if you think today sucks, there's a new episode of The Vampire Diaries tonight, and it's a can't-miss. Here's everything you need to know about Season 4, Episode 14, "Down the Rabbit Hole."
Prep yourself. Someone's dying.
The gang is still on the island, and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) is still getting tormented by Vaughn. It forces the vampire to admit something about Elena (Nina Dobrev), though.
Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) have some scenes, but they're not of the romantic variety. (Although the hunter is semi-naked.)
Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Elena have a one-on-one chat about the cure — though Rebekah (Claire Holt) isn't far off.
Professor Shane's (David Alpay) going to come face-to-ghost (?) with his wife once again.
Off the island, Caroline (Candice Accola) and Tyler (Michael Trevino) need Klaus's (Joseph Morgan) help with the hunter's sword.
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(WLTX) - USC's Jadeveon Clowney and Clemson's Dalton Freeman and Tajh Boyd have been named to the American Football Coaching Association's (AFCA) All-American Team.
The announcement was made Wednesday.
The AFCA has been selecting their annual teams since 1945. Alabama had the most selections on this year's squad, with four total.


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As the new year begins, it gives me an opportunity to reflect on all that I have to be thankful for in Rifle, on what issues may impact the community in 2013, and what the Rifle Police Department can do to positively address those issues.
Two items immediately come to mind:
With the school shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School still fresh in our minds, school safety takes a front seat. There have been many suggestions as to what it will take to keep our kids safe. The one sure fact is that we need to be working together to create a local solution. Many efforts are already under way to do just that.
Garfield County Sheriff Lou Vallario is hosting a countywide response conference for local first responders and educators, in an effort to begin the establishment of a countywide response protocol.
Garfield School District Re-2 Superintendent Dr. Susan Birdsey and I have started communications to ensure our response plans are synchronized. In having these conversations, it is clear that both the school district and law enforcement have already given this much thought.
School Resource Officer Marantino has been contacting our school administrators to review procedures and initiate training and drills to reinforce our local response. While it is premature to detail plans, I can say this will be a focus in 2013.
Another issue in the forefront is the effect substance abuse has on Rifle, as it has on every community in Colorado. While Amendment 64 has dominated the drug issue news of late, the passage of the initiative to legalize possession of marijuana does nothing to address the damage done to individuals, families, and the community as a result of substance abuse.
As a law enforcement officer for the past 29 years, I have seen thousands of people in crisis due to the use of drugs, and Rifle is no exception. As we move into 2013, we need to re-evaluate how we respond to this problem, with the restrictions that this new law will place on us.
I will, of course, respect the will of the voters, but I also feel that it will be more difficult for us to proactively address a problem that has an impact on all of us.
We will continue to promote education, prevention, intervention and enforcement, along with other community organizations, to try to minimize what has become a comprehensive social problem.
The Rifle Police Department remains steadfastly committed to the safety of the citizens of Rifle, and also grateful for all the support we receive. And continued community support will be critical as we move toward a safer community.
John Dyer is the chief of police in Rifle.


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I have emails being sent to Zimbra that do not have a To: in the header. There is no fix for this, from the recipient.
When I apply a redirect to these mails, is there any way I can set the To: in header?
I have a specific situation where emails coming in to Zimbra needed to be forwarded on to another program, and that program needs to know which email address the forwarded email was for.
Hope this makes sense!


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Department of Occupational Therapy
"The Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of South Alabama is dedicated to the provision of a high quality, socially relevant, and evidence-based occupational therapy education; we strive to discover and disseminate new knowledge in the field, and to provide professional and volunteer service in order to reduce health disparities, improve health and quality of live, and meet the occupational needs of the community."
USA Dept of
Occupational Therapy
Open House Events
Fri., Jun 17, 2016
Students interested in the Occupational Therapy master's degree program are invited to tour the department and meet some of the faculty and current students.
Please RSVP by email:
Occupational Therapy
Open House Events
Fri., Jun 17, 2016
Students interested in the Occupational Therapy master's degree program are invited to tour the department and meet some of the faculty and current students.
Please RSVP by email:
About the Department of Occupational Therapy
The Department of Occupational Therapy at the University of South Alabama is proud of its many accomplishments in its short history. The OT Bachelor of Science degree program was founded in 1993 and the first class of occupational therapists graduated in 1996. In 2002, the program converted to a Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy as a result of national changes in the accreditation standards. Since its inception, over 300 students have graduated with a degree in occupational therapy.
Our students receive didactic, laboratory and clinical education in all facets of entry-level occupational therapy practice. Program graduates are highly sought and recruited by employers in a variety of health care and community settings because of their knowledge, professionalism and evaluation and intervention skills.
Occupational therapy faculty members are committed to providing high quality, cutting-edge instruction. Many of the faculty are recognized nationally and internationally for their scholarship and service to the profession. The Department strives to provide a collegial and challenging learning environment in which students can acquire knowledge and skills, and develop lifelong professional and personal relationships. We invite you to explore our webpages and become better acquainted with the occupational therapy program and faculty at the University of South Alabama.
Description of Program
- Entry-level master's degree program
- 94 semester hours of professional course work
- Advanced undergraduate applicants may be able to complete the program in 6 years from entry to college
- Extra expenses are associated with professional studies, including books, local travel to and from clinical facilities, and for possible out-of-town travel and living expenses during the fieldwork
- Graduates of the program may assume responsibilities in the areas of administration, program development, consultation, and research
Accredited by:
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE)
of the American Occupational Therapy Association
ACOTE Address:
c/o Accreditation Department
American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)
4720 Montgomery Lane, Suite 200
Bethesda, MD 20814-3449
Phone: (301) 652-AOTA
The University of South Alabama Department of Occupational Therapy graduates have
consistently performed above the national average on the NBCOT Exam.
Follow this link to see our latest statistics https://secure.nbcot.org/data/schoolstats.aspx.
|University of South Alabama
Dept. of Occupational Therapy
Graduation Rate Information
| Graduation
Professional Component Format
(7 semesters) - includes the full-time Level II Fieldwork
The University of South Alabama publishes certain crime statistics each year as required by the Jeanne Clery Act. This report is required by federal law and contains policy statements and crime statistics for the school. The policy statements address the school's policies, procedures and programs concerning safety and security. Three years' worth of statistics are included for certain types of crimes that were reported to have occurred on campus, in or on off-campus buildings and property owned or controlled by the school and on public property immediately adjacent to the campus. This report is available online at: www.southalabama.edu/departments/police /resources/fireandsafetyreport.pdf. You may also request a paper copy from the University Police office located at 290 Stadium Blvd.


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I have been using the AjxRpc calls to get back text results from my web server for my Zimlet's use. My initial test worked fine which was not surprising since I lifted the code pretty much wholesale from the amazon zimlet. It however stopped working when I changed the url to point to a webserver with a specific port. Here's the broken url (domain has been changed to keep private):
I do urlEncode it with this line:
var url = ZmZimletBase.PROXY + AjxStringUtil.urlEncode(Com_Rs_Compose.URL);
Am I correct in guessing that ports are not supported in the AjxRpc calls? Is there some other issue? Thanks!


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Auckland, New Zealand (Sports Network) - David Ferrer continued his quest for
a fourth straight Auckland championship with a 6-2, 6-1 rout of Slovakia's
Lukas Lacko in quarterfinal play Thursday at the Heineken Open.
The top-seeded Ferrer, who won this event in 2007 and in each of the last two
years, has been building on a successful 2012 when the Spaniard finished as
the tour leader in titles (7) and match victories (76). He was a
quarterfinalist or better in all four Grand Slams.
Next up for Ferrer will be Gael Monfils of France, who took down No. 3 seed
Tommy Haas of Germany by a 3-6, 7-5, 6-3 margin.
The other semifinal in this final Australian Open tune-up will pit No. 2
seed Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany against fourth seed and 2009 finalist
American Sam Querrey. Kohlschreiber, the 2008 champion in Auckland, downed
Belgium's Xavier Malisse, 7-6 (8-6), 6-4. Querrey upended Canadian qualifier
Jesse Levine, 6-4, 7-6 (7-5).
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Lyme Regis Museum stands where Dorset meets Devon on the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Built on the site of the fossilist Mary Anning's home, the museum is an architectural gem packed with fascination. Discover Lyme's history, its geology, its fossils, its artists and writers , from J M Whistler to Jane Austen to John Fowles.
In The Museum
Tour of the Museum
Take a step by step tour through Lyme Regis Museum...
History of Lyme Regis in Museum Objects
In 2010 Neil Ferguson, Director of the British Museum, presented a series...
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Mary Anning
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Lyme has long been a magnet for artists and writers...
The Bindon Landslip
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Read about our exciting plans for the Museum and how you can get involved.
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Is the Next PD Drug Already Here?
A few months ago, PDF shared news about medications designed for diabetes and cancer that are being studied for Parkinson's. Are scientists making progress in repurposing these non-PD drugs? In the fall issue of PDF News & Review, we examine this question.
Repurposing Drugs: A Shot in the Dark or a Path to the Cure?
In the past, repurposing drugs was simply a matter of serendipity. A doctor would notice that a drug intended to treat one health condition seemed to help another one. But now, scientists are using it as a deliberate tactic.
Why? Because repurposing drugs offers major advantages over creating new drugs.
In this issue's lead article, PDF's Vice President of Scientific Affairs, James Beck, Ph.D., explains repurposing and how it might benefit the Parkinson's community.
Read Dr. Beck's Article
See a Real Example of Repurposing
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Gun Shows - Auctions - Sport Shows
Always call AHEAD – Call the Show Promoters before traveling to any show that is a distance from your home. Show promoters can and do change show locations and dates from time to time and we are not infallible and can make a date error. Be sure to check the promoters website for possible discount ticket you can print out. For Gun Show Information please contact the Show promoter listed in each listing below.


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IBM System Networking Sets the Pace with Standards-Based Network Virtualization Automation
With the vast majority of IT organizations now implementing virtualization, clients are seeking to dramatically reduce cost and complexity in highly virtualized data centers. In today's data center environments, server virtualization is managed separately from physical servers, requiring the collaboration of server, network, storage, and security administrators. Data center managers are seeking a consistent networking environment across virtual and physical environments, so that virtual and physical servers can use the same configurations, policies and management tools. Network policies should migrate automatically along with mobile virtual machines to ensure that security, performance and access remains intact as virtual machines move from server to server.
To extend IBM's industry-leading innovation in network virtualization management and automation, I am happy to report that IBM System Networking has delivered the new IBM Distributed Virtual Switch (DVS) 5000V to solve these emerging client needsUsing this server-based technology, clients can implement standards-based network virtualization in today's I/O-intensive virtual switch environments. Using IBM's innovative VMready virtualization-aware networking on the IBM RackSwitch and BladeCenter switches along with the IBM DVS 5000V as the virtual switch in VMware environments, clients can radically simplify and automate virtualization management. VMready works with all the major hypervisors and supports the IEEE 802.1Qbg standard for automating Virtual Machine mobility. VMware clients can further optimize and automate virtualization management with more advanced capabilities using the new IBM Distributed Virtual Switch 5000V.
Key aspects of our new IBM Distributed Virtual Switch 5000V include:
• Large-scale server virtualization by providing enterprise-level switch functionality in the hypervisor
• Advanced networking features not available through base vSwitch
• Mobility of VM security and network properties
• 802.1Qbg standards-based unified management of VM network policies across the virtual and physical network
• Network administrators can manage and provision network settings at the virtual machine level
• Flexible and scalable to a large number of ports
The IBM System Networking Distributed Virtual Switch 5000V is an advanced, feature-rich distributed virtual switch for VMware environments with policy-based virtual machine (VM) connectivity. It enables network administrators familiar with IBM System Networking switches to manage the IBM DVS 5000V just like IBM physical switches using advanced networking, troubleshooting and management features so the virtual switch is no longer hidden and difficult to manage.
Support for Edge Virtual Bridging (EVB) based on the IEEE 802.1Qbg standard enables scalable, flexible management of networking configuration and policy requirements per VM and eliminates many of the networking challenges introduced with server virtualization. The IBM DVS 5000V works with VMware vSphere 5.0 and beyond and interoperates with any 802.1Qbg-compliant physical switch to enable switching of local VM traffic in the hypervisor or in the upstream physical switch.
Do you see your clients' initiatives to implement massively virtualized infrastructures requiring a new level of network virtualization automation and management? Do you see standards-based networking as a key enabler for their next-generation network topologies?


text: Sky News broadcast a half-hour programme this evening, an interview with four young masked men who admitted committing various crimes of theft during the recent riots in London. Predictably, they blamed their behaviour on a number of factors that did not include their selves. These disgraceful interviews elevate thugs to the level of serious commentator, and feed the attitudes of self-entitlement that led to the riots in the first place. Will they be interviewing burglars, rapists and perhaps murderers, to get their point of view on crime? Relativism is alive and well – especially now the trouble has died down. In a strange coincidence, in another publication, I stumbled across a photograph of masked men marching in formation – Hamas 'militants' (that's to distinguish them from the Hamas pacifists) to illustrate a story about British aid – £86 million p.a. to the PA (Palestinian Authority), which has in turn bestowed… Read more


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Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
It all began with a television producer's phone call asking KraftMaid to help a deserving family in need of a fresh start. Seasons later, we are proud to remain the exclusive cabinetry provider of ABC's award-winning program, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Episode 16The Crawford-Smith Family
Carol Crawford Smith is a dancer who can no longer dance. In January of 2000, after noticing numbness and fatigue, Carol was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Six months later she was using a walker. Once a ballerina, Carol now has difficulty moving around in her own home!
As a physically challenged single mother of two boys, Carol has a hard time navigating her sunken living room, getting to the laundry in the basement, or steps up to the kitchen. Carol's dream has always been to have a residence and dance studio in one! In this episode of ''Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'', the design team will get dance lessons and expert advice from the one and only Debbie Allen as we learn how to better accommodate the needs of another dancer who continues to inspire - step by vital step!
Five of the brand new rooms in the Smith home were outfitted with custom KraftMaid cabinetry made from solid, sturdy maple wood. Both the entryway and the kitchen were crafted with a Solid Raised door style and finished in Biscotti with Coconut Glaze with brushed pewter knobs and door pulls.
Carol's bedroom and bathroom suite were fashioned with a Veneer Recessed door style in Frost Glaze, completed with stainless steel pulls and beautiful Cascade glass inserts. Her sons' bathroom was also adorned with Cascade inserts in the Sedona stlye doors with a Cashmere Glaze finish.


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A dummy clip is perfect for ensuring baby dummies never drop in the dirt or get lost. The eye catching colours, tactile shapes and wood textures of a Heimess dummy clip ensure babies senses are gently stimulated.
age guide 3mo+
Always use under direct adult supervision
Remove when infant starts getting up on hands and knees to crawl.
Do not allow child to sleep with dummy clip attached
Tags; dummy clips, dummy chain, baby dummy, baby dummies, Heimess, baby shower gift, christening gift
We aim to deliver orders in 1 to 3 working days via first class Royal Mail, however please allow for 3-5 days. If you are out at the time of delivery, your parcel will be left at your local royal mail depot, and a card left advising you of this. Parcels are usually held for 14 days after which time they will be returned.
If the parcel has not been delivered after 10 working days, please contact us. This very rarely happens and we apologise if this is the case.
Kid Kraft kitchens and bedroom furniture are delivered direct from the manufacturer and are the exception, being delivered by courier and taking approximately 2 weeks.
Delivery charges are as follows:
UK Orders under £15 p&p £3.75.
UK Orders over £15 p&p £4.75
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