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Brothers create luxury golf resort in Puerto Rico
Royal Isabela has comfy casitas and a course overlooking the Atlantic
ISABELA, Puerto Rico On the surface, rejecting the opportunity to have Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer or Gary Player design your golf course and then building the thing yourself might seem a little imprudent. Hiring any one of golf's Big Three, Nicklaus especially, has always been a sound investment after all, with green fee revenue, membership dues, and the value of on-site homes and lots all impacted significantly by their involvement.
However, Charlie and Stanley Pasarell, Puerto Rican natives and both former tennis champions, weren't overly concerned with maximizing their return or marketing their Royal Isabela course as the latest Nicklaus masterpiece that appeared in every one of golf's top 100 lists. Royal Isabela is the most recent addition to Puerto Rico's inventory of high-end golf resorts, located on the northwestern coast of the island.
"Prior to Charlie and I taking over full control of the property in 2000, the idea had been to build numerous hotels, condos and homes, and have Nicklaus, Palmer or Player build a championship course," says Stanley, who is 4½ years Charlie's junior. "The investment group that had owned the land, and which Charlie managed, had obviously been looking to make the most of it financially, so the resort buildings were the priority. The golf course would have sort of fitted in around them."
The Pasarells were adamant, however, that was not what they had in mind. "We didn't want to do it that way," adds Stanley. "We wanted to honor our native soil by treading lightly and building something truly special. Plus I don't think Jack (Nicklaus) would have liked considering our ideas, or being told what to do."
But though the brothers had very specific plans for their course, they didn't know how to actually build it. For that they needed someone with a proven track record of design and construction, but also someone whose ego would not get in the way of their own. Charlie knew just the man.
David Pfaff began his career alongside Pete Dye, designer of the famous TPC Sawgrass in Florida and the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island in South Carolina, but broke away in 1976 to become lead designer for the Landmark Land Co. a golf resort developer headquartered in Maryland. Charlie Pasarell was also hired by Landmark to design its tennis facilities and would occasionally call upon Pfaff's expertise with soil and turf when constructing grass courts.
Later, when Pasarell moved into property development himself he would hire Pfaff to inspect potential sites sending him to Britain, France, Spain, Portugal, the Bahamas, Mexico, the British Virgin Islands, Hawaii and, in 1990, Puerto Rico. "I remember my first visit to the Isabella site very well," says Pfaff who now lives in Carmel. "It was magnificent, and I had no hesitation in urging Charlie and his group to purchase it."
When time came for the Pasarells to build their dream course, all Charlie had to do was convince Stanley that Pfaff was the man for the job.
"It took one phone call," says Stanley. "David obviously had a great deal of experience but, more importantly, he was willing to work with Charlie and I. There was good chemistry right from the start."
Because approval for the original plan of building a section of the course on the beach at the eastern end of the property wasn't granted in time (the beach will be used for the proposed second course, however), a revised routing was adopted taking the golfer west on to the high ground overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Construction on the 426-acre layout began in 2006 and was complete by 2010, Pfaff making an astonishing 12 visits a year.


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Sanford Thief River Falls Medical Center and Clinic
The new $60 million Sanford Thief River Falls Medical Center expands patient access so that families living in and near Thief River Falls don't have to travel far to get expert care and a broad range of services in one place.
The largest construction project in the history of Thief River Falls is set to open in the fall of 2014. It's a state-of-the-art facility equipped with the most advanced technology in a 25-bed critical access hospital and clinic with more than 30 specialties. We're also home to more than 540 Sanford employees.
For more information on specialties offered at Sanford Thief River Falls, click here.
Families will have access to additional services located at the current clinic location:
- Audiology
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ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -- A University of Georgia student told police she was attacked by a woman who appeared dressed as a mime.
Police said the attack on West Broad Street Wednesday was stopped by a passerby.
The Athens Banner-Herald reports the man who was passing by chased after the suspect and held her until he was assisted by two state probation officers in the area.
Athens-Clarke County Jail records show that 37-year-old Stephanie Christine Walker of Athens is facing a battery charge. The records do not indicate whether Walker has an attorney.
The student, who had a bruise to her face, told police she had parked her car and was walking to class around 11 a.m. when she says Walker approached, grabbed her ponytail, started hitting her and pushed her to the ground.
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Outlook 2010 (32-bit) and ZCO (7.2.1, 7.2.2, and 8.0.2, but NOT 7.1.1 and 7.1.4) will crash when we mouse-over an address in the To: field on a received message, right after Outlook pops up the information about the addressee. Server is 7.2._GA_2669. Most easily reproduced if the address is a distribution list, but other address types also cause it to crash, but not all (but that varies with ZCO version; 8.0.2 seems to crash on all addresses).
Only happens when the profile is configured with a Microsoft Exchange account as well as a Zimbra MAPI account. I've been told that is not a supported configuration, but since it isn't a problem with 7.1.x, I'd like to confirm that.
A zimbra-crash-xxx....dmp file is created each time.
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Scottsdale, AZ (Sports Network) - Troy Tulowitzki drove in a pair of runs and
Charlie Culberson hit a three-run homer in Colorado's 9-1 drubbing of the
Texas Rangers in spring training action on Monday.
Following Culberson's home run in the eighth, Nolan Arenado added a solo shot
off Neil Ramirez, who gave up five runs total in the inning. Earlier, Dexter
Fowler tripled to drive in a run and DJ LeMahieu and Ben Paulsen each had an
RBI apiece in the victory.
Chris Volstad started for the Rockies and pitched two scoreless innings.
Daniel Rosenbaum followed and earned the win, also not allowing a run in two
innings pitched.
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Congrats Summer! Good luck Liz.
I tried to catch up on posts as best I could but I know I missed things. A few things jumped out at me... Liz, my DS has had projectile vomit after having dairy. We tried yogurt on NYE and that resulted in a big mess. Waited a week and tried cottage cheese and more vomit and then finally last week tried yogurt again with more vomitting so we will be holding off for awhile. I previously had read that dairy was better around 8-9 months but my pedi told me it was fine to start at his 6 month appointment.
Pugs - I also had a really hard time allowing someone else to feed DS. Weird how that's something that a lot of us to consider special. I now have DS eating two meals (breakfast and lunch) at daycare but only give them things he's tried with me. This way I get to be the one to share the experience of him trying new foods. As for a sippy cup, we started that at 6 months with just water during dinner. DS is soooo proud of himself when he drinks from it but he doesn't actually like the water so he spits it all down the front of him. It's actually quite entertaining!
As for eating certain foods I've found a trick that works for DS, after I heat up his puree I put a little on my finger and give him a taste of what I'm about to feed him. It's just enough for him to get ready for what's coming and then he usually won't reject the food. It seems to be when he's surprised by a taste is when he won't eat it.
Now to ask my own question... DS has started a new trend of hitting my face while I feed him his bottle. Previously he would touch my cheek or grab my nose while drinking his bottle but it was always in a very gentle manner. Over the past few days it's become a little more aggressive and while it doesn't hurt it's not a behavior I want to encourage. Once he starts doing it I've been taking his hand and putting it against my cheek and repeating "gentle" which he finds hilarious. I'm hoping through repitition he will start to understand what I'm trying to portray but any other advice you ladies might have?


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1 tablespoon minced onion
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Friday, President Obama will talk about the automatic tax hikes and severe budget cuts due to go into effect in January. He's expected to urge Congress to act to avoid the so-call "fiscal cliff" that could plunge the economy back into a recession.
The congressional budget office said Thursday if all the tax cuts and spending cuts do take place, it will push the country's unemployment rate above nine percent within a year.
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I don't know how anyone could not want him to go out without winning the Superbowl in his final year. There have been so many great stories this year with the Colts and Adrian Peterson, but I just hope the Ravens pull it out this year for one of the best players of all time at his position.
Great player.....too much controversy off the field to make me idolize the guy.
Slayings not forgotten, Ray Lewis not forgiven
Well he did kill a man and rape a woman. So I could see a few people not wanting to see him go out a champ.
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Well he did kill a man and rape a woman. So I could see a few people not wanting to see him go out a champ.
what? i never heard of this. never liked ray lewis but he is a hell of a linebacker. i hope the pats and 49ers make the bowl
Hoof hearted
The only way I don't want to see him go out a champ is if he's up against the Falcons.
Thinking Watt will replace Lewis as my favorite player, unless Klein and/or Knott prove worthy. I love LJ, but I can't have someone from the secondary as my favorite player - they have to play the front 7.
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That video's ok, this one's better.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
He killed two people and pinned it on his posse for a plea deal. I feel so sorry for the families of the dead when the talking heads are slobbering over what a saint he is.
I have always thought Ray was just putting on a show when he is praising god, jesus, etc. I think behind the scenes he is laughing at how everyone just eats it up and praises him even though he got away with murdering 2 people. Is he the greatest linebacker to ever play? I think so, but that does not change what he did in Atlanta 13 years ago.
You can't honestly look at the evidence and say Ray did not maliciously kill 2 people. Coach with cancer who's team kept winning for him > guy who comes back off of ACL tear and comes 9 yards short of rushing record > best LB of all time coming back to win/lose the ____ even though he killed 2 people.
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Idolizing Ray Lewis is a terrible idea.
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I don't know how anyone could not want him to go out without winning the Superbowl in his final year. There have been so many great stories this year with the Colts and Adrian Peterson, but I just hope the Ravens pull it out this year for one of the best players of all time at his position.
Maybe someone that wants Tony Gonzalez to go out on top more, also he picked up his first ever playoff victory tonight.
I certainly hope Ray Lewis doesn't go out on top. He's a hypocrite. Although talented, Ray Lewis as a person, sucks.
I want osemele to win it all. Ray lewis is just a talented, probably evil, side effect to that goal.
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The guy is a murderer. I will never cheer for him.
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I have to 100% agree with Danesh, but disagree about the material. I think the material is as tough as any denier out there. I think the flaw is craftsmanship and design. The pack does not fit the contour of my body adequately and I continually feel like the adjustments on the pack loosen up while in use. This is super annoying when ascending with an aframe and your skis keep loosening up. I like the design, and the pockets are definitely standard, but my complaints outweigh my positives. Overall I think BC needs to go back to the drawing board, and reinvent the stash.
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I'm giving this pack 2 stars only because the size/shape/layout was exactly what I was looking for, replacing my 10-year old REI 25L snow pack which I still have and is going strong after all these years(I just need more room for my day tours otherwise I would never give up my REI.)
The material and construction (thread/stitching quality/padding) from the get-go I could tell that was not going to survive pass the first year). But I still decided to test it and not return it immediately. I used it about 6 day tours in about 6 weeks and if you look at the pictures you?ll that it?s already as I guessed it the stitching is coming apart. And nowhere more important than the shoulder strap where if it had failed in the middle of a climb loaded with my skis; I don?t even want to imagine what would have happened. On the same day (use #6) on my descent the torso cross strap which I heavily depend on popped off the track and was never able to slide it back on again (how stupid is that?).
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BEVERLY HILLS, California (Reuters) – Slavery drama "12 Years a Slave" and 1970s con-artist caper "American Hustle" led the Golden Globe Awards nominations announced on Thursday with seven nods each, fortifying their frontrunner positions ahead of the Oscars.
In the coveted best drama category, "12 Years a Slave" will compete against piracy tale "Captain Phillips," space thriller "Gravity," adoption drama "Philomena," and race-car rivalry "Rush."
"American Hustle," was nominated for best comedy or musical, alongside computer-age romance "Her," folk singer tale "Inside Llewyn Davis," heartland ode "Nebraska" and financial tale "The Wolf of Wall Street."
"12 Years a Slave," a real-life story about a free black man sold into slavery, has been a top contender for awards since winning at the Toronto International Film Festival. On Wednesday, it won the most nominations for acting awards from the Screen Actors Guild, with four nods.
"Nebraska" won five Golden Globe nominations overall, including best actor in a comedy or musical for veteran actor Bruce Dern. "Captain Phillips" and "Gravity" each secured four nominations.
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Civil rights drama "Lee Daniels' The Butler," which earned three SAG acting nods, received no Golden Globe nominations.
The Golden Globes, organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, will be handed out on Jan. 12 in Beverly Hills. They are one of the biggest ceremonies in the Hollywood awards season leading to the Oscars in March.
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HBO leads all television networks with nine Golden Globe nominations. Netflix, which didn't exist as a programming source a couple of years ago, snagged six nominations — more than stalwarts ABC, CBS and NBC.
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The Golden Globes set up a potential victory lap for the well-regarded final season of "Breaking Bad," which was nominated for best drama series and earned Bryan Cranston a nod for best actor. After sweeping the drama awards earlier this year, Showtime's "Homeland" was shut out for the major awards.
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Cyclones Proud to Assist Special Olympics
AMES, Iowa - Iowa State student-athletes lent a helping hand at the 2009 Iowa Special Olympics this weekend in Ames. Cyclone student-athletes from men's and women's basketball, football and soccer took advantage of the opportunity to interact with the more than 3,000 Special Olympians participating in the annual event.
ISU star basketball player Craig Brackins helped kickstart the games Thursday evening as the guest of honor at the Special Olympics Opening Ceremonies in Hilton Coliseum. Brackins greeted the athletes as they entered, posed for photos and declared the opening of the games in front of the more than 5,000 people. It was a special moment for the All-Big 12 forward.
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"I don't think words can describe the feeling I got when I saw all of the Olympians' smiles," Brackins said. "It has to be one of the top memories of my life. I've done some pretty good things, some pretty cool things, but being involved in this event was just something that you can talk about for years and years."
Members of the ISU men's and women's basketball teams had a great time shooting hoops and demonstrating skills to the Olympians Friday morning. Senior All-Big 12 guard Alison Lacey thoroughly enjoyed her first time assisting at the Special Olympics.
"It is the first time I've been able to help out in this event," Lacey said. "Just to be able to get out in the community and meet kids, help rebound for them, it's a lot of fun."
ISU sophomore forward L.A. Pomlee echoed Lacey's thoughts.
"It's really fun helping the athletes learn skills," Pomlee said. "This was my first time helping out and it was really nice seeing all of the smiles on everyone's faces."
A handful of Cyclone football players, all dressed in their home jerseys, conducted a skills clinic Friday afternoon. The Cyclone gridders tossed passes, signed autographs and posed for photos. Junior lineman Alex Alvarez volunteered his time on Friday, and he was happy with his decision.
"It's been lots of fun," Alvarez said. "There are lots of great kids competing this weekend. It's nice to be here in the summertime helping out the community and giving back to the community. It is fun for us to just be able to help the kids out. Everyone on the football team appreciates being looked up to as role models, so we are happy to get out here and help out."


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The Arione WingFlex CX K:ium is built with the essential trait of the standard Arione: WingFlex technology. If you look at the rearward wings of the Arione CX K:ium, you'll see that they flex to allow for free thigh movement. Your thighs won't get pinched by the saddle wings with the downward force of your pedaling stroke. This flex -- known as WingFlex -- gives you a near-custom fit without sacrificing the critical shell rigidity and support you need for optimal power transfer and comfort. CX means one thing, it uses a lighter weight foam as compared to the non-CX version. This results in about 40g of weight savings and a slightly lower profile overall.
Formerly, the Arione WingFlex CX was available only in braided carbon rails. But Fizik now makes it available with K:ium rails. K:ium offers an 8% weight reduction compared to Titanium rails, and thanks to its use of Silicium and Chrome, it has better vibration-absorption qualities and more corrosion resistance. These saddles are ICS-compatible.
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Love at first sit
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Is there any other saddle quite so elegantly shaped? Not to my eyes at least.
If it fits, I sits.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Fizik makes some of the best saddles out there. Unfortunately, the perfect saddle is more a matter of personal preference than marketing hype, making it somewhat difficult to compare saddles on paper. I've had the Fizik Arione for about 3 years, and found that it works well for me. The shape is minimalist; the Arione is flat, narrow, and long. It seems on that on the whole, the Fizik saddles are not the lightest, but they do offer this saddle in full carbon versions for those looking lighten the load. I can't vouch for whether it will work for your particular sit bones, but the material and craftsmanship of the Fizik saddles certainly won't disappoint if you do find it to be the right fit.
Saddle up!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This saddle is nice, pretty light, I've had better, but it gets the job done. If I plan to upgrade I'm going to get something a bit more racer oriented.
Only the white comes up as an option. DO...
Only the white comes up as an option. DO you have the black/black stripe in stock ?
Arione CX Kium - Saunier Duval Edition
Great for a more aggressive position
I haven't yet found the world's perfect saddle, but the Arione CX is the closest I've found so far. The flat design allows for a more aggressive position (as opposed to the Aliante and it's nose that digs directly into your taint if you're in the drops), and the length of the saddle offers a lot of positioning options if you need to shift around mid ride.
+ Comfy enough
+ Great when in the drops
+ Nice low profile padding
+ ICS saddle bag mount is excellent.
- The saddle can occasionally creak when pressure is put where the nose meets the saddle rails
Fi'zi:k Arione CX Rocks!
This is my third Arione saddle and I love it -- Arione's are now on all my bikes (road, 'cross and mt.) and odds are they'll be on all my future bikes as well. All aspects of the Arione--fit, comfort, weight, durability, look, feel, etc.--work perfectly for me. At 6 ft. and 185 lbs, I don't dare go with the more costly rail options, but I'm not willing to give up my beer and pizza so the 'standard' rails are more than fine.
what size is the saddle, it say one size...
what size is the saddle, it say one size but there has to be some dimensions some where.
Width: 132 mmLength: 300 mm


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Holiday Ovengold® Turkey Wreath
Even if you aren't very crafty, use this wreath as inspiration and create your own version.
- Make the cucumber ribbons by cutting thin strips of cucumber lengthwise with a vegetable peeler, making sure there is a line of green peel on both sides. Cut until you reach the seeds and then turn, repeating the cutting. Set aside.
- Cut the bread by placing it on its side and pointing the knife at about an inch off the bottom. (Use the top of the bread for another recipe.)
- Use a sharp knife to cut out a hole in the center of the bread (like a big doughnut) and discard.
- Spread the goat cheese around the loaf.
- At the bottom of the wreath, place two cucumber ribbons in an upside down V and make a V-slit in the bottom of the cucumber as pictured.
- Twist and curl each slice of turkey and place around the wreath.
- Place a few cucumber ribbons around the wreath as seen in the picture and gather cucumber ribbons at the top center, placing over the turkey. Stick fresh cranberries onto toothpicks and insert at the top of the wreath. Add fresh sprigs of rosemary. Sprinkle overall with the roasted peppers.


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i have a Question regarding Zimbra 7 Web-Client / Calendar.
Ive created a calender with the admin account, set myself as administrator and sent invitations to my co workers (read only)
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i want to add a appointment like ,,visit at the doctors office" for example.
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Washington High School Boys Soccer Coach Jimmy Kozuch is holding two summer camps.
This is the fifth year Coach Kozuch has offered the programs, which are designed for conditioning and improving soccer skills.
The first soccer camp is June 18 through June 21 and is geared for junior high and high school players. The second camp is July 9 through July 12. It is also geared for junior high and high school players, but younger players may be interested in the Optimist Camp that will be taking place at the same time.
The camps are open to students from all across Eastern Carolina. Hours for both camps are 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The cost for one session is $70. The cost for both sessions is $125.
For more information, e-mail email@example.com or call Coach Kozuch at Washington High School at (252)946-0858.
The JH Rose High School Soccer Coach in Greenville is also hosting camps this summer.
Coach Tim Dameron says there are two camps for athletes in all sports, called FAST, which stands for Fitness And Speed Training.
These are next June 11-14 from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. and June 25-28 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Dameron is hosting two soccer skills camps June 18-21 from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. and June 25-28 from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. The cost is $75 per camp with a $25 discount on any additional camps. The ages are rising 7th-12th graders. Also, there is a youth soccer skills camp June 25-28th for rising K-6th grades from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. The camps will be help at Peace Presbyterian church on Old Tar Rd.


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Railroad/intermodal shipping: CSX, New Jersey roll out Liberty Corridor Freightway
October 11, 2010
Class I railroad carrier CSX, the state of New Jersey and the Port of New York and New Jersey recently heralded the opening of the Liberty Corridor Freightway.
CSX described the Liberty Corridor Freightway as a major public-private partnership that provides expanded access to the Port of New York and New Jersey. The corridor, according to CSX will enable double-stack intermodal freight to move from the port to inland destinations, increase train capacity, improve service levels and expedite freight flows to and from inland ports.
"The Liberty Corridor Freightway will be a jobs and economic activity engine for our state, which is the primary reason I worked to create the Liberty Corridor initiative in Congress," Senator Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) in a statement. "This particular portion of the initiative is crucial for allowing New Jersey business owners to easily sell and purchase goods to and from around the world."
The Liberty Corridor was established under Menendez as a Project of National and Regional Significance in the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient, Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU), according to New Jersey Department of Transportation.
A CSX spokesman told LM that the total cost of the Liberty Corridor Freightway was roughly $20 million, with about half the funding coming from SAFETEA-LU appropriations and CSX providing the difference.
"[This project] does what any transportation infrastructure public-private partnership tries to do—be environmentally beneficial, provide more service options and open up new markets," said the CSX spokesman. "When you think about it, a container hits a port and it may not hit an actual city street until it reaches the Midwest or beyond because it could be loaded on a dock at a port and moved by rail to the Midwest. It is also economically beneficial and eases demand on regional infrastructure and in general it benefits everyone.
The New Jersey DOT said that the Liberty Corridor's transportation system connects the state, national and global economies with the largest seaport on the East Coast, the 13th largest airport in the nation and a transcontinental rail network. And almost 180 million consumers in the northeast region are within a one-day truck drive from the Liberty Corridor. The seaport currently provides a gateway for the state, national and global economy, including 236 nations, said the DOT.
CSX officials said that with the Liberty Corridor Freightway now open, intermodal freight can move on CSX trains throughout the U.S. and relieve stress on highways, as one Liberty Corridor Freightway train carries the equivalent amount of cargo of 250 trucks while emitting one-third of the nitrous oxide and particulate matter.
Anthony B. Hatch, principal of New York-based ABH Consulting told LM that hauls via the Liberty Corridor Freightway will be very beneficial, due to the various benefits intermodal offers, including societal benefits like reduced fuel consumption and cutting down on highway congestion by trucks. He added that the Port Authority of New Jersey and New York is committed to building on-dock rail infrastructure to remove drayage trucks from roads, which tend to be the oldest and largest pollution emitters, and would move more ocean freight onto the railways for intermodal hauls.
Hatch also said that using rail and intermodal as opposed to drayage "makes sense but it does not make sense for shorter hauls unless you have the double-stack economics and enough volume to justify it."
Railroad market share for goods coming into the Ports of New and New Jersey is in the low-to-mid teens, with a goal to get into the mid-double digits. And that figure is expected to rise in future years, according to the Port Authority, which would be a boon for the Liberty Corridor Freightway.
Some of the reasons for probable increased market share cited by the Port Authority include: increased demand for imports and exports, more rail participation in port growth, increasing demand for rail transport, rising trucking rates, and more short-haul rail usage.
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Buck Night lineup
The Royals host Cleveland at 7:10 and it's Buck Night at the K! Hot dogs, small Pepsi products, peanuts, Twinkies and Royals Gameday magazines are $1 all night long.
Here's the lineup: (Podsednik – LF), (Aviles – 2B), (DeJesus – RF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – DH), (Callaspo – 3B), (Kendall – C), (Maier – CF), (Betancourt – SS), (Davies – P)


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Reality Check
Tonight I received an unexpected call from my wonderful friend, Amy Creyer *(Crey-ar).* She told me that it's time for me to settle down and enjoy life.
It was my reality check.
Having a friend take the time to tell me that I must enjoy my college years and tell me not to make the same mistakes as her made me feel like someone cared about me. It gave me the sense of warmth that I've been needing for a while.
College hasn't been the best experience that I've had. UIC isn't for me. The people, the vibe, the cliches, the academics, the environment, everything isn't me. Maybe that's why I've been working my butt off?
Although I'm not a super religious person, when you get super sick.. someone or something trying to tell you something.
It was my reality check.
There are times where I'm constantly stress out about what will happen in the future. Sometimes I question myself.. "Why worry about the future? I'm only 18." Then I think about how fast time flys.
What I want to do isn't an easy job. PR is all about networking, knowing the right people, establishing a name/image, and working your butt off to the top. Some people are able to born into riches, but most have to struggle their way up to the top… especially fashion PR.
I want to be successful in life.
I want to be that kid that came from a middle class family to possibly the next VP of a major PR firm.
But most importantly, I want to make my parents proud.
Do I really want to die at the age of 30? I surely don't, but if I keep up the insane habits that I currently do then maybe I will. Such a dark thing to say, but it's true.
This year is all about taking care of myself. It's all about focusing on relaxing and enjoying my youth as it passes by.
It's crazy to think that I'm already on my 2nd semester of college. Boy does college fly by.
It was my reality check.


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I love it! Great find, and I want the book
This is brilliant!
I love it! Great find, and I want the book
My finished maps
Mapping Worlds (My blog about mapping)
Imaginary maps (My facbook page devoted to mapping)
Love the last one most. (Greedo's sloppy marksmanship was his own fault) (Yes... I;m a fanboy... sigh)
Those are very funny!
My Battlemaps Gallery http://www.cartographersguild.com/al...p?albumid=3407


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Forever young: Senior celebs still working
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Let's take a look at some celebrities over the age of 65 for whom retirement is a dirty word, including Bob Dylan, who celebrates his 75th birthday on Tuesday.
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A second chance
Q&A | Humbled former Bush adviser Claude Allen sees his past as a gift that's helping him make the most of his future
Claude Allen in 2005 was on the ascent, serving as President George W. Bush's top domestic policy adviser. Early in 2006, arrested for shoplifting, he met with profound humiliation. Since then he has kept an utterly low profile. This is his first interview in more than six years.
Basic facts: Born in 1960, born again during your freshman year at the University of North Carolina. What sowed the seeds for your coming to Christ? The summer before my freshman year because I began to ask a lot of questions about my purpose in life. I read an article, "Lessons in History Ignored." It spoke about how the Roman Empire was not destroyed by external enemies but rather by internal moral decay. That made my soul ripe for the gospel.
After college you moved onward and upward: Congressional staff, law school, Court of Appeals clerk, big Washington law firm. Then you ran Virginia's Health and Human Services agency, became second-in-command at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and moved to the White House. I turned down that White House position twice because, with a wife and four children, I was not comfortable with the nature of that job and the demands of it. Finally I said yes.
You started work at the White House in 2005 just when Katrina hit New Orleans. Great devastation, at a time when the president and all the senior White House staff were out in Texas. I had just come back from a trip to Alaska and Asia, and when Katrina hit, I was asked to take charge of the administration's response.
Is that the first time you ever dealt with hurricane realities? No. Several years before that time, at HHS, I discussed with the mayor of New Orleans and the emergency director what they would do in an emergency situation. They told me of their plan to move people into the Superdome. I discouraged them.
But they didn't change the plan. No. After Katrina hit a colleague of mine called from the Superdome. They were in crisis.
And you were also in crisis? I felt responsible because I didn't persuade them well enough not to do what they ended up doing. I began to have disruptive nightmares. A gentleman sitting on a lawn chair in front of the Superdome. He had died several days before and had a sign on him, "I've died. Please bury me." That image continued to haunt me. I became angry at God, very bitter.
That's when you started acting bizarrely? On the way home, I would stop by the local mall and wander around for hours to clear my head. On one of these occasions, I picked up a $500 Bose stereo at Target, put it in my cart, took it, bought it, stuck it in my car.
Then you decided you didn't need to spend that money, and … I went back in the store, got another Bose off the shelf, took it with my receipt to customer service, got a refund for it, left the store, went back to my car.
And then… I put the Bose in my car back in my cart, rolled it back in the store, left it there, and left.
This makes no sense. You were shoplifting, but not profiting from it? I could never go home with anything, because my wife would ask questions and I realized that.
But you were breaking the law. Absolutely.
How many times did this happen? Three times. Looking back, there were triggers: moving to a new house, issues within my family, something that occurred in the White House. The third time it happened, I realized something was seriously wrong. Then Christmas came along. I thought I could hold on.
Jan. 2, 2006: A Target security agent apprehends you. At that point did you talk with your wife and people in your church? Yes, and with the White House. At this time there was no charge. I was going to leave my job in the administration and get on with my life. But God did not intend for me to get away that easily.
As you found out on March 9. I was supposed to appear in court and pay a fine for a shoplifting misdemeanor. But the prosecutors decided to change the offense to a felony. I was handcuffed, put into a cell. A reporter was tipped off that this was going to happen. It all became very public. … when I got home there's media everywhere.
What are you thinking at this point? Great remorse. I knew it would hurt my witness for God, hurt my wife who had been so faithful and so loyal. The shame of it—my kids, they would face this. Suddenly you go from stellar career to common thief. I wanted to run away and hide, but my face was all over.
Amid that shame, what did you tell yourself? That Jesus died for every sin committed—past, present, future. There was no sin I could commit that Christ did not first cover it. Jesus has atoned for my sins.
Ending up with just two years of probation must have been a relief. My family and I were greatly blessed and greatly cared for in the midst of all of this. This has not been a comfortable time. It's not comfortable coming here to share this, because I still bear great shame for what I've done, but with all the regrets I have, I would not trade this experience. I have come to know my Savior in a very real and personal way. More than anything else, God has affected my heart toward those that I would be very hard-hearted toward.
Out of the public eye—I haven't found articles about you since 2006—what have you been doing? It's been seven years of God breaking me down and rebuilding me for His purposes. I've worked at the Gerard Health Foundation on three issues: pro-life, abstinence education, HIV AIDS prevention. I just returned from Zambia with 14 people, visiting an orphanage over there that has a remarkable model of how to provide for kids. (See "Saving Isaac," WORLD, Nov. 10, 2007.)
And you're a baby rescuer? We support a project that does neonatal resuscitation. As a part of my job I had to be trained in "Helping Babies Breathe," neonatal resuscitation—and I'm now a "master trainer." I travel the world teaching doctors, nurses, birth attendants, and midwives how to rescue babies who otherwise would be left to die at birth.
So when you look back on your trajectory? I am fearful for where I would be if I had kept on that trajectory of going up and up. I look back on the pain, and my sin, as God's gift. God gives us second chances, and I want to make the most of the second chance that He's given me. I want to do that in showing mercy and kindness to others who have not experienced that.
Q&A Bonus: Seven lessons
Claude Allen offers more conclusions from his experience
By Marvin Olasky
Toward the end of my interview with Claude Allen, he offered seven lessons he had learned from the book of Jonah and the teaching of John Piper:
"The first is that God answers us in spite of our guilt. I was guilty in what I had done and yet God purposed to answer me when I needed Him.
"Secondly, God answers us in spite of His judgment. He was not going to let me just get away with not answering for what I had done.
"Third, God answers us and delivers us from impossible circumstances. My family has not lacked food or shelter or clothing or relationships or anything. We have been greatly blessed and greatly cared for in the midst of all of this.
"Fourth, God answers us in the nick of time. He saved me and has saved my family repeatedly for the past seven years in the very nick of time. Not my timing, but His timing and for His purposes.
"Fifth, God answers us in stages, not all of which are comfortable. This has not been a comfortable time. It's not comfortable coming here to Patrick Henry College to share this, because I still bear great shame for what I've done. I regret what I've done. And yet, with all the regrets that I have, I would not trade this experience for anything, because …
"Sixth, God answers us in order to win us to His undevoted loyalty and love. And that's been my greatest joy, that I have come to know my Savior in a very real and personal way and it has meant the life to me.
"Last, God answers us in our guilty distress to help us to become merciful like God is merciful. I think more than anything else, God has affected my heart towards those that I would be very hardhearted towards. One night I had a dream about a thief. I had been reading through Luke 23, but had never been able to identify with the thieves on the cross. I was not a thief, I was not a murderer, I was none of that.
"In 2006 I was suddenly changed because of the series of acts I had engaged in. Very quickly I could identify with those thieves on the cross. The next day a gifted counselor asked the pastor I was meeting with: Have you asked Claude to read the story of the thieves on the cross and see if he identifies with them? When I told my pastor about my dream, he just leapt out of his seat and said, 'It's amazing how God is speaking to you, even now.'
"Even in the midst of all this trouble, God was caring for me and carrying me through all of it."
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Naturally enough, being surrounded by fertile lands and rich waters, Kangaroo Island produces some of Australia's finest gourmet foods. Gastronomic adventurers should get ready to be amazed by the likes of freshly caught King George Whiting, sheep's cheese, marron, a unique variety of honey and an exciting range of varietal wines.


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|Kids flock to Camp Machasay for hunt
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Young hunting enthusiasts attended the youth hunt put on by Phillips County Pheasants Forever and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Saturday, March 30 at Camp Machasay.
Those in attendance were treated to a variety of different stations where they were instructed on how to safely go about hunting. Pictured above, Tobin Moore takes aim at a target while at the archery station.
After a safety walk (shoot, don't shoot), the kids went on a guided pheasant hunt. Pictured below, Kaitlyn Shafer practices gun safety. Kids were instructed on the proper way to raise and lower the barrel so that the muzzle is never pointing at something they did not want to destroy.
Natray Peregoy, pictured at bottom at left, and Marcus Mitteis show off the pheasants they shot during the hunt. After the hunt, the kids learned how to clean the birds.
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10 Star Athletes Who Excelled at Losing Millions
We learned last week that former NFL star Chris McAlister, a three-time Pro Bowler, is broke and living with his parents after just a year out of the league. But he's hardly the first sports icon to blow through the cash in a flash. In his honor, here are our 10 favorite professional asset-annihilating athletes.


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Dinara Safina bit it hard in Rome.
The world's top lady baller fought through a tough first set against Virginie Razzano but gathered steam in the second and pulled out a 7-6 (1), 6-1 win over the Frenchie. She'll face China's Jie Zheng for a spot in the quarterfinals.
Now this is what I'm talking about: gritty, down + dirty ballin'. That's what it's going to take to win a major, keep the keys to the WTA Penthouse, and make ReRe eat crow.
Got it D?
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Tuesday, May 5, 2009
PHOTO OP: Dinara's a dirty girl - who knew?
Labels: Dinara Safina, photo op, Rome, tennis
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Ouch - that looks intense. I do heart Dinara, though. I just wish she could stick it all the way through a tourney...ReplyDelete
I love clay, love, love, love it - but man that looks PAINFUL!!ReplyDelete
Either painful or like a Whitesnake video. You decide.ReplyDelete
Real number one Serena out to Schnyder already. LOLReplyDelete
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"Either painful or like a Whitesnake video. You decide."
Hahahaha..."so I here go again on my own, going down the only road I've ever knoooowwwnnnn!!"
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Just been reading this:
<Backup module for FOSS zimbra>
Where the good folk of Zimbra ask people to vote on a paid backup module for the FOSS edition of Zimbra.
Personally I believe this is the wrong way of going about it. Backup is basic. It should already be in the FOSS version. Typical Business things like multidomain is what should have been left out of the FOSS version; only to be available for the Network editions.
There are so many things in the FOSS version Zimbra could have made Network edition only. Things that businesses will want anyway and private users do not need... (IM, Multiple servers, Exchange compatibility, IMAP and POP proxy, out of office replies, perhaps even the quota?, resources, distribution lists) But they chose to leave out Backup. Even though we all hammer everyone to make Backups before upgrading, testing, etc... Wrong line of thought I think...
Personally I stop ZImbra, make snapshot (LVM), kill any leftover programs, start zimbra again. So far about 30 seconds downtime.
Then I mount the snapshot and make the backup. (Bacula AND Dirvish).
So I'm ok with the backup thing, I can handle 30 seconds downtime for my ~10 users. I would like to do per-user restore though... Oh well.


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Don't forget to look under the hood!
It seems to me that some Americans spend more time buying a used car than looking at all the issues in a presidential election. They can get sucked in by a smooth-talking, good-looking salesman who will tell them what they want to hear! Why? Because he wants to make the sale.
But - don't forget to look under the hood! What kind of engine does this car have? Does it rely only on oil and gas? How about the brakes? Are there any? What kind of transmission? -- manual or automatic? How about the wheel alignment? Are the front wheels wobbling back and forth, the left rear wheel going to the right and the right rear wheel going straight? How about the steering? Is it loose? and what about the navigational system? Are the maps drawn by people like Adelson and the Koch Brothers? They will surely tell you where to go and how to get there. And don't forget those back seat drivers. Who are they? Dick Cheney? Karl Rove?
Think carefully before you vote. Don't let that smooth talking salesman keep you from looking under the hood. That's why I'm voting for Barack Obama. He's a straight talker and I trust him.
Phew -- I'm glad Detroit did not go bankrupt!
--Jo Loi, Lakeville
Romney's attacks on Obama are incorrect
When assessing Mr. Romney's attacks on president Obama's handling of the economy, bear in mind the following:
More that 4.5 million new jobs have been created since June 2010. Despite the huge loss of jobs during the first year and a half of Obama's presidency resulting form Bush recession and from the continuing loss of federal and state jobs due to budget cut imposed by austerity advocates, Obama's average job growth percentage (.84 percent as of July) is better than that of with President Bush.
The primary goal of the Congressional Republican party, as stated by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, has been "to make certain that President Obama is a one-term president." In pursuit of this goal the Republicans have consistently blocked, by vote or by filibuster or by burial in committee, legislation proposed by Democrats that would create jobs and thus help President Obama's re-election prospects. If the president is elected to a second term the Republican reason for promoting economic failure with have vanished. Then, there might actually be some bi-partisan cooperation leading to swifter progress on the economy and on many other serious issues confronting the nation-another good reason to vote for Democrats on Nov. 6.
--Alice B. Yoakum, Lakeville
Electric companies need to move lines underground
I think that some people show superiority complex because a person's feelings of superiority conceal his or her feelings of inferiority. I would call this a psychological defense mechanism. Of course those exhibiting the superiority complex have a self-image of supremacy. In our community why most of the electrical wiring are not installed under grounded? Electric wires under ground are very important. I am surprised here in some of the communities do not understand the importance of this serious service? We are the dominant power in the whole world. If we read history books, we clearly are and have been the leaders of the free world for quite some time. We liberated France along with the British and Canadians and put an end to the the Nazi domination in Europe sixty-eight years ago. I believe that the CL&P and other electrical companies should think about this serious problem for the benefit of their customers.
--Dario Diorio, Torrington
The meat industry polutes more than any other
Frankenstorm Sandy is one more dramatic demonstration that climate change and its extreme weather patterns are now part of our future. Although we're unlikely to reverse climate change, we can still mitigate its effects by reducing our driving, our energy use, and our meat consumption.
Yes, meat consumption. A 2006 U.N. report estimated that meat consumption accounts for 18 percent of man-made greenhouse gases. A 2009 article in the respected World Watch magazine suggested that it may be closer to 50 percent.
Carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas, is emitted by burning forests to create animal pastures and by combustion of fossil fuels to confine, feed, transport, and slaughter animals and to refrigerate their carcasses. The much more damaging methane and nitrous oxide are discharged from digestive tracts of cattle and from animal waste cesspools, respectively.
We have the power of reducing the devastating effects of climate change every time we eat. Our local supermarket offers a rich variety of soy-based lunch "meats," hotdogs, veggie burgers, soy and nut-based dairy products (including cheese and ice cream), and an ample selection of traditional vegetables, fruits, grains, and nuts. Product lists, easy recipes, and transition tips are available at www.livevegan.org.
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(Sports Network) - For the second consecutive offseason, the Dallas Mavericks
had high hopes and plenty of cash for a star in the free-agent class.
For the second consecutive offseason, the Dallas Mavericks walked away
Last year, Deron Williams spurned the Mavs in favor of staying with the
Brooklyn Nets. This summer, Dwight Howard headed to Texas alright, but signed
with the Houston Rockets.
To be clear, the Mavs made plenty of moves. They just didn't land the big
Jose Calderon and Monta Ellis represent the new backcourt, replacing O.J. Mayo
and a revolving door of underachieving, or declining veterans. Instead of
Howard, Dallas brought in Samuel Dalembert, a decent shot-blocker and
The bench was revitalized with the returning Devin Harris, the inconsistent
Wayne Ellington, a slew of draft picks and some flyers on some youngsters with
"I really like some of the guys we've brought in and now it's time to go to
work," star Dirk Nowitzki said on media day.
Nowitzki is still a huge piece of Dallas' puzzle. He was injured to start last
season, but he's as healthy as a 35-year-old future Hall of Famer can be.
But the backcourt turnover is what the Mavs focused on when Howard went south
to Houston.
Ellis is an accomplished scorer in this league and his assist numbers are
decent for a shoot-first combo guard. He won't need to post big totals in that
department with Calderon in Big D. The Spaniard has averaged over 7.0 apg five
times in the last six seasons.
"Playing with these guys is going to be great. I'm real excited," said
2012-13 Results: 41-41, 4th in Southwest; Missed playoffs
ADDITIONS: G Monta Ellis, G Jose Calderon, G Devin Harris, G Wayne Ellington,
C Samuel Dalembert, G Shane Larkin, G Ricky Ledo, C/F DeJuan Blair, C Fab
Melo, G Gal Mekel
PG- Jose Calderon
SG- Monta Ellis
SF- Shawn Marion
PF- Dirk Nowitzki
C- Samuel Dalembert
KEY RESERVES: G/F Vince Carter, G Wayne Ellington, G Devin Harris, G Shane
Larkin, G Ricky Ledo, C/F DeJuan Blair, C Bernard James, F Jae Crowder, F
Brandon Wright, C Fab Melo, G Gal Mekel
FRONTCOURT: Nowitzki's knee injury last season sent the Mavericks in a
downward spiral from the beginning. His 17.3 ppg was the lowest season average
since his second in the league back in 1999-2000. The 7-footer is still a
lethal force on the floor with his range and proficiency. A bounce-back season
is in store for Nowitzki, but his days as a one-man championship contender are
Marion, much like Nowitzki, is no longer the player he once was. However, the
Matrix still has life in his sneakers. He averaged 12.1 ppg, 7.8 rpg and shot
51 percent from the field last season, which are solid numbers for a 35-year-
old. Plus, Marion is still a plus-defender.
Dalembert is polarizing. He only played 47 games for the Milwaukee Bucks in
part because of Larry Sanders' emergence. But Dalembert also fell out of favor
with the Bucks. He's temperamental, but has career averages of 8.0 ppg, 8.1
rpg and 1.8 bpg.
BACKCOURT: Ellis has averaged at least 19.0 ppg every season for the last six.
He's also posted marks of 5.0 apg or better over the past four. Ellis can be
maddening at times, but his shot selection and distribution skills have
improved since he left Golden State. Ellis only received a three-year deal
from Dallas, and not for gigantic money, so he may feel like he has something
to prove.
Calderon is a very steady lead guard. You can pencil him in for 11.0 ppg, 7.5
apg and shoot over 90 percent from the foul line, 45 percent from the field
and 40 percent from the three-point line. A four-year, $29 million contract
seemed way too high, but Dallas has a steady point guard to teach Larkin the
BENCH: Last season's Sixth Man of the Year voting was screwy to say the least.
Luke Babbit of the Portland Trail Blazers got a third-place vote averaging
less than 4.0 ppg.
Carter also only got a single third-place vote. He averaged a respectable 13.4
ppg and shot 41 percent from beyond the arc. Perhaps he didn't garner votes
because the Mavs missed the playoffs, but Carter has found a late-career
Ellington and Harris are both great backup backcourt mates. Both could start
in a pinch, but the second unit is where both belong.
Wright and Crowder showed glimpses last season. Blair learned under Gregg
Popovich and Tim Duncan in San Antonio and might earn more minutes than anyone
at the center spot.
The rest of the Dallas bench is young and intriguing. Larkin led Miami U to
big things, but a broken ankle derailed the start of his rookie campaign. It's
possible we may not see much of Larkin with Calderon and Harris ahead of him
on the depth chart.
Ledo is a tantalizing prospect without playing college ball. He was ruled
academically ineligible at Providence and was taken in the second round.
Melo fizzled in one season with the Boston Celtics. A mid first-round pick
just two years into his career, Melo is worth a look.
Mekel is a two-time Israeli League MVP.
COACHING: Carlisle is one of the game's best coaches, but he was clearly
flustered by last season's team. He had trouble getting through to Mayo and
never figured out the point guard spot.
A healthy Nowitzki all season will make life easier on Carlisle, although
Dalembert can become a taxing chore. Ellis has ruffled some feathers in the
past, but Carlisle has them buying already.
Carlisle is taking the approach that no one believes the Mavericks have any
chance of meaningful success this season.
"We're going to prove a lot of people wrong," Ellis said at media day. "And
we're going to get back to the Dallas Mavericks making some noise in the
OUTLOOK: The Mavericks missed the playoffs last season, but gave it a valiant
This season should bring much of the same. Dallas will be on the fringe of the
postseason through much of the campaign. If everything goes well, Dallas could
punch one of the last two tickets to the playoffs in the Western Conference.
If things don't, and some of these personalities clash, it's lottery city for
But, Carlisle, Nowitzki and the Mavericks have one clear goal in mind.
"Our mission this year is to get back to winning in the playoffs," the coach
said during media day. "That's our mission. You know, the goal is always going
to be win a championship, but getting to the playoffs and winning puts you in
the top eight and then anything can happen there, so that's what our mission
"And we know that there aren't a lot of people that think we're capable of
doing that, so our self belief has got to be there. I've got to point these
guys in a direction that they understand what the path is going to be, how we
can get there and what there particular job is going to be in that structure,
and it's going to come down to how we defend and how we perform in close
Hunch is that Dallas comes up a little short of the postseason. The Mavs are a
decent squad, but there too many teams that are just simply better in the
Western Conference.
The Sports Network


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An artists rendition of PSR J0348+0432, an extreme stellar system. The white-dwarf companion, with 17 percent of the mass of the sun, is the larger object in white; a pulsar, with a mass twice that of the sun and spinning 25 times per second, is represented with radio beams originating along the direction of its magnetic poles. The movement of the binary emits gravitational waves, ripples in space-time (illustrated by the mesh) that propagate outwards at the speed of light.
An international research team led by astronomers from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy (Germany) used a variety of large optical and radio telescopes including the National Science Foundation's Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico--the world's largest, to study PSR J0348+0432.
The Arecibo Observatory is operated by SRI International in alliance with Ana G. Mendez-Universidad Metropolitana and the Universities Space Research Association, under a cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation (grant AST 11-00968).
To read more about this discovery, see the Universities Space Research Association press release Arecibo Telescope Used to Study Neutron Star Twice as Massive as the Sun, Orbiting Every Two Hours: Einstein's Theory of Gravitation Passes with Flying Colors. (Date of Image: April 2013) [Image 1 of 3 related images. See Image 2.]


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I know this sounds like a very basic question, but I've searched and searched and can't find a definitive guide.
I can't find anything in the admin interface. I can see accounts, distribution lists, resources and aliases, but nothing for address books and calendars.
I have allowed COS to see group calendars.
Just point me in the right direction if there is documentation somewhere.
Do I need to set up an account for each ressource and then log in and share the details. I can see how this would work, but it seems kind of clunky. I think of accounts as users who receive emails. Maybe I'm seeing accounts the wrong way.


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2015 Ford Mustang: The View from DearbornWritten by on December 5, 2013 Ford's All-American Pony Car Goes Global
Ford unveiled the all-new 2015 Mustang with a world-wide splash: a day of press conferences in New York, Sydney, Shanghai, Barcelona, Los Angeles, and the company's world headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan. Popular Hot Rodding was on the ground in Dearborn for the home office reveal. Here's a report.
It's been 50 years now since Ford invented the pony car with the original 1965 Mustang, and the package is pretty well defined. Naturally, changes to the basic envelope will tend to be subtle, on the order of tweaks. So while the Mustang's S550 chassis platform is totally new, says Ford, the wheelbase remains identical to the previous generation at 107.1 inches, and the overall length is just a tick shorter at 188.3 inches. The roof has been lowered 1.5 inches and the body is 1.6 inches thicker through the hips, creating a lower, wider silhouette---and a longer look overall, even though the body is fractionally shorter.
Here's the major visual change for the sixth-gen Mustang: The adoption of the EVOS concept/One Ford corporate design language with its trapezoidal grille and other brand-wide styling cues. Integrated with the Mustang's traditional long hood, short deck, and familiar three-finger taillamps, the look manages to be fresh and familiar at the same time—which is probably exactly what the Ford stylists were shooting for.
Three available powerplants have so far been announced, all boasting somewhere north of 300 horsepower: an updated 5.0-liter Coyote V8 with 420-plus horsepower; a 3.7-liter DOHC V6 with a preliminary rating of 305 hp; and to mild surprise, a 2.3-liter EcoBoost turbocharged four with over 300 hp and 300-plus lb.-ft. of torque. Six-speed manual gearboxes and limited-slip differentials are standard with all three engines, while the optional six-speed automatic transmissions include paddle shifters.
The 2015 Mustang is 200 lbs. lighter than the previous model, says Ford, and interesting options include a performance brake package with 15-inch front rotors and six-piston calipers. Of course, the big mechanical news for 2015 is independent rear suspension. That's right: The venerable rear live axle is finally gone for good. Four-cylinder turbo? IRS? It seems the All-American pony car is evolving some European hardware and specifications, and according to Ford, that's quite by design. The Blue Oval company intends to market the latest Mustang in all its active markets around the world, with emphasis on Europe, Asia, and Australia. But obviously, America will continue to be the Mustang's most important market, accounting for 90 percent of the production output of Ford's Flat Rock, MI assembly plant. The new piece is scheduled to hit showrooms in the USA and Canada late in 2014.
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Ford invited nearly a thousand journalists, dealership owners, and Mustang club members to the 2015 Mustang rollout at the Ford home office in Dearborn, Michigan. When the drapes were pulled back, this is what they saw.While Ford President of the Americas Mark Shields hosted the Dearborn event, CEO Alan Mulally (shown) was master of ceremonies for the simultaneous unveiling in Midtown Manhattan.Optional 19-inch wheels allow enough room up front for a special brake package with 15-inch rotors and six-piston calipers.The redesigned cockpit features the signature Mustang twin-dial instrument panel and yards of what Ford design chief J Mays calls "premium surfaces," in this case brushed aluminum and top-grain leather.Final output ratings have not yet been released, but Mustang chief engineer Frank Davis promises "definitely more than 420 horsepower" from the revised 5.0-liter Coyote V8 with improved intake manifold and cylinder heads.The most significant mechanical change for 2015 is the new independent rear suspension, a setup Ford has named Integral Link and includes beefy cast aluminum control arms.


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United Airlines pilots are known for belligerence, but their counterparts at Continental Airlines Inc. are talking tougher as the two carriers combine to form the world's largest airline.
Continental's pilots union is dead set against any plans to outsource more flights to regional airlines. They have negotiated the industry's tightest limits on outsourcing and vow to fight any increase at the merged carrier.
"How much you make per hour doesn't matter if you don't have a job," said Jay Pierce, chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association at Continental, who wants the new airline to bring more flying in house rather than increase outsourcing. United's pilots union declines to comment.
With antitrust approval of the merger out of the way, hammering out a joint contract with United and Continental pilots is the next critical step in the merger, set to close next month. Talks began August 9 on an accelerated schedule.
The outcome will set the tone for a merger that can't succeed without cooperation from employees. A smooth integration of workforces made the 2008 merger of Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines a winner, while labor unrest hobbled the 2005 combination of US Airways and America West.
It's the pilots at Houston-based Continental, which prides itself on harmonious labor relations, not their notoriously feisty counterparts in Chicago, who likely present the biggest obstacle. After watching United furlough 1,437 pilots as it shifted more flying to regional carriers over the past three years, they consider them a threat to jobs.
The use of regional carriers, which has been growing for two decades, has exploded in the past two years. In 2008, regional jets accounted for about 12 percent of domestic flight capacity, Denver-based aviation consultant Tom Bacon estimated. By the first quarter of 2010, it was 19 percent.
Because labor can make or break a merger, employees usually pocket substantial pay gains when airlines combine. "Labor costs and integration are the biggest risk factors in the merger, affecting how beneficial it will be," said Philip Baggaley, a New York-based airline analyst at Standard & Poor's. With the airlines returning to profitability, "the union's ask is going to be greater," he said. "It makes it that much more difficult to negotiate a labor agreement."
That's one reason United and Continental expect cost savings to generate just $250 million of the $1.1 billion in projected financial benefits from the merger.
Though they are represented by the same union, Continental pilots make about 10 to 20 percent more on average than United's. United pilots can expect a raise putting them on par with Continental's, plus whatever boost comes with a new contract.
As for outsourcing, Continental can't subcontract flying of jets with more than 50 seats. For United, it's 70 seats. The difference is crucial to the combined airline because 50-seat planes aren't as profitable. The merged airline wants to adopt United's 70-seat standard.
Pilots union chief Pierce wants less outsourcing, not more. "Let's not assume outsourcing is mandatory," he said.
"Our preference is to have contracts with our unions in place by the time we reach a single operating certificate," a UAL Corp. spokeswoman said. She declined to discuss the company's proposals on outsourcing. A spokesman for Continental declined to comment.
Pierce noted that the costs of fuel and aircraft are higher than labor and that the cost difference between big carriers and regional players is shrinking, though he declined to provide specific data.
Although airlines traditionally pay lower wages to pilots of smaller aircraft, the question is whether current pilots at Continental or United would accept low enough wages to make it viable for the airlines to bring the flying back in house. The lowest-paid pilots at regional carriers make around $20,000 per year and fly about 900 hours annually, compared with starting salaries of about $30,000 a year at mainline carriers such as United and Continental for flying 800 hours a year.
"When the reality hits home, I think [pilots] will end up where they've always ended up: taking some additional pay in exchange for scope [allowing more outsourcing]," said Robert Mann, a New York-based aviation consultant.
Pierce demurred: "The idea we'd take gains in other sections of the contract, and therefore we'll sell scope, that's not a viable option."
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Nothing stops you when you're wearing the Sugoi Women's RS Short. You'll feel cool where you're usually hot, padded where you usually get sore, and, beyond that ... everything else is as smooth as silk. Sugoi packed this short with pro-level features to aid your circuit ride or training route every day.
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