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Can a single domain be installed onto 2 servers, one of them running Zimbra Open Source edition another one running Zimbra Network Edition? Will this kind of install impose any limitations, e.g. shared calendar and GAL across servers?
I have 2 groups of users, under the same domain, some of them need the features of the Network Edition, the rest can just use the Open Source Edition. What is the best way to achieve this? Thanks.


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Welcome to the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Celiac Disease Awareness Campaign
Celiac disease is an immune reaction to gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye, and barley. The disease affects about one in 141 people in the United States.1
The Awareness Campaign provides current, comprehensive, science-based information about the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of celiac disease, also known as celiac sprue, nontropical sprue, and gluten-sensitive enteropathy.
1Rubio-Tapia A, Ludvigsson JF, Brantner TL, Murray JA, Everhart JE. The prevalence of celiac disease in the United States. American Journal of Gastroenterology. 2012;107:1538–1544.
Through the Awareness Campaign, you can access
- resources for health care providers, including practice guidelines on the diagnosis and management of celiac disease
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Amazon is hanging out the "help wanted" sign for more workers.
The online behemoth is hiring for 50,000 seasonal positions to process orders in their warehouses.
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Amazon says full time workers make up to 30 percent more than traditional retail employees.
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The title to this blog is a nod to New Zealand born actor Russell Crowe and one of my favorite of his films, "LA Confidential."
Crowe, a naturalised Australian, was born a kiwi.
Kiwis. The birds. The fruit. The people. Are awesome.
This week, my favorite kiwi is by far our Smarter Rail customer; KiwiRail.
Tod, Jessica and Kevin put together a pretty awesome press release, "KiwiRail Selects IBM to Deliver Smarter Rail Network for New Zealand" on how KiwiRail is using "...asset management and advanced analytics services to improve the speed, safety, and reliability of rail service across 4,000 km of lines."
For us Americans, 4,000 km of track is about 2,485 miles. Which, as the crow flies*, is roughly the distance from New York city to San Francisco.
The thing that excites me about what KiwiRail is doing is that the management has an analytics portion to it with our Cognos business analytics software.
One of my previous roles at IBM was working on Business Intelligence marketing and I got to know the space pretty well. In talking with so many of our customers, it was the analytics that contributed to their ability to innovate and save time, money and reduce risk.
The combination of GBS services, Maximo software and Cognos for KiwiRail is going to be a huge win for the entire population of New Zealand considering how much of their economy is based on rail transport.
The take away here for our non-rail customers is to look at the Smarter Planet solutions that match your industry.
We cover a lot of ground with KiwiRail and their requirements. If we can do that for them, what can we do for you?
IBM is striving to develop solutions based around your industry and provide things, like Integrated Service Management in this case, to match your business objectives and help you achieve success in your industry.
Take a look at the IBM Smarter Planet website and the site we have devoted to Integrated Service Management for Industries and post comments below or reach out to your IBM sales rep and/or Business Partner (use the Business Partner Locator) and ask them to sit down and talk about it with you.
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RAYLAND - Taylor Shane fired a 36 to earn medalist honors Monday as Martins Ferry moved to 13-0 on the young prep golf season by sweeping a triangular against Shadyside and Barnesville at Becwood Hills Golf Course.
The Purple Riders finished with a score of 156, followed by the Tigers with 176 and the Shamrocks with 226.
Andrew Chlon added a 37 for Martins Ferry, while Zac Riggenbach and Chase Stuckey added a 40 and 43, respectively.
Adam Stupak's 39 paced Shadyside, who also received contributions from Jared Brooks (40), Nathan Edgar (47) and Jake Gregan (50).
Steven Burkhart's 53 led Barnesville. Aspe Bauman added a 55, while Macy McEndree (57) and Sam Leach (61) also scored.


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My sister in law works in an ag service business and dropped off 4 tickets to the game today for us yesterday (Friday). Their offices have a couple dozen tickets at various locations around the state and the farmers that they usually give them to didn't have time to go to the game. After a many weeks of too wet weather, this week of dry weather will have the combines runninng full steam today.
Now, I know that "The Mouth" (Marty) and others will say that taking care of harvest isn't a valid excuse for not going to the game, but with hundreds of thousands of dollars of potential income sitting out in the field exposed to the elements and at risk for geing damaged or dropped to the ground, I can't blame farmers for taking care of business.
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I certainly wouldn't blame a farmer for not going. They're way behind, and you can't take chances with that. Still should be plenty of people at the game I would think.
I agree, they have such a small window of time to get their harvest in. Just one of the struggles a team has that is in a agricultural based state.
Income vs entertainment, no problems from me if a few people have too miss the game to get their crops out, I'm just glad I'm not one of them, time to start packing up the ride. Go Cyclones!!
We had two great tickets we offered to a farming couple and they just couldn't do it even though they really wanted to go. When your livelihood is at stake there are a lot more important things than a football game.
That said I could not be more excited about the game today.
Originally Posted by Cyclonepride
I certainly wouldn't blame a farmer for not going. They're way behind, and you can't take chances with that. Still should be plenty of people at the game I would think.
Originally Posted by Sterling4Cy
I agree, they have such a small window of time to get their harvest in. Just one of the struggles a team has that is in a agricultural based state.
It is good to hear that others can understand. The little bit that I have listened to Marty, I have heard him comment that farming isn't a valid reason for not having more people at the game. Frankly, that thinking just pisses me off. As the agriculture college for the state of Iowa, it is logical that a higher percentage of ISU fans are farmers. Being a farmer doesn't always allow for taking time off on a given fall Saturday to go enjoy a game.
It is easy for Marty to sit behind his microphone and critisize people that actually work for a living. I doubt, however, that he would be at a football game if he had his whole years income at risk like most of the farmers do this year.
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I have listened to Marty.
And there's your first mistake
I'd like to see the breakdown of people today that aren't able to attend the game due to fall harvest at Iowa State and at Iowa. It's a nice excuse for us, but I know as many friends (actaully more once you get an hour from Ames) out in combines right now that cheer for Iowa as I do ISU. I'm not worried about attendance today. I'm sure sales have been brisk this week, and I expect a huge walk-up crowd with the weather being Septemberish today. Hell, golf might keep more people away than farming at every shool playing ball in Iowa today.
I'd probably go home and help with our farming operation if the call came that they needed help. Fortunately for me, we seem to have enough help to allow me to stay in Ames this weekend and watch some football.
But we are definitely way behind.
Originally Posted by agcy68
I know that "The Mouth" (Marty) and others will say that taking care of harvest isn't a valid excuse for not going to the game
We all know that Marty is a responsible person that takes care of his job first. By doing things like dropping as many F-bombs in a minute on live radio.
Marty = Tool
32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
Originally Posted by agcy68
Now, I know that "The Mouth" (Marty) and others will say that taking care of harvest isn't a valid excuse for not going to the game...
Marty only says over-the-top things to purposley **** off Cyclone fans so we'll talk about him on the best message board in the state. Please don't talk about him.
Hey, my uncle and two cousins have to miss the game because they are in the field all day today.
All of that has been said is true but I honestly think Marty has an ax to grind against Cyclone fans for how we reacted about his firing from KXNO. I've only heard his show like 2 times since he started at 1700 and both times he's gone out of his way to rip ISU. I honestly feel a little bad for him because he seems like a man in his 50s who cannot control his emotions.
I respect that farmers can't make it, however there are other agricultural related schools/fans which still sell out, it's up to everyone else to step it up i guess.
Soybeans done. Drying bins full. I'll be there. Maybe even stay for the VB game afterwards. But if I had a place to put corn today......
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We too serve users inside the LAN and send and receive mail from the internet. This is why our server is in the LAN.
We have a public IP and a public MX record for our Zimbra server. The server sits on the LAN behind a Firewall/NAT. Port forwarding is used to direct all needed ports (SMTP/IMAP4/POP3/etc.) to the Zimbra server.
We are trying to install the Zimbra server but failing at the MX record check in the install script. The installer checks for an MX record but receives the public IP of the Zimbra server. Since the server has a private IP the check fails and the installation quits.
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As we remember those who have fought and died for our country, we bring you two journeys. One that began nearly 70 years ago, when a young man named Carl Dunbar set off to fight for America in the skies above the South Pacific. And the other...that of his son, former Tampa Bay Legislator Pete Dunbar, who only recently began to re-trace his dad's extraordinary service.
It was a war unrivaled in the history of the world. A global confrontation, pitting liberty against fascism, and when America entered World War II in late 19-41, Pete Dunbar's father, Carl, didn't think twice about donning America's uniform.
He started two weeks after Pearl Harbor, and when he finally arrived in the Solomon Islands, it was about 14 months after he had begun his journey. A journey that for Carl and millions of young men began with a call of duty that echoed across America.
They stopped what they were doing when they heard there's trouble brewing and they heard the war's on. Carl was only 21, not even a year out of Yale, but by the time he'd arrived on Guadalcanal to take on the Japanese, he was a fighter pilot assigned to V-M-F 2-1-4, a marine unit that later became known as 'The Black Sheep'.
He always found the Robert Conrad television show, 'Baa Baa Black Sheep,' to be of great interest, and he didn't watch much TV, but that one, it always caught him.
Why the heroics of Conrad and his band of high-flying brothers so captivated Carl, his son Pete never knew. That's because Pete had no idea what exactly his dad did during the war.
"The irony, Troy, is he never talked about it...but he wrote about it...In dozens of letters home over the course of two years," he said.
It's not just one man's history, but the front line history of one of America's finest hours. And, unbelievably, it sat boxed up for nearly six decades, unknown to even Pete, making its discovery that much more profound.
He said, "I was sitting in my mother's apartment one day, or condominium, one day, and she said, 'you would probably like your father's letters'. And, I just looked at her and I said, 'what are you talking about?'"
For Pete, it was a revelation. The story his father had left behind in the South Pacific, retold in his own words twenty years after his death. Today they fill an entire new book - 'Before They Were the Black Sheep' written by Carl, edited by Pete.
"So, when he writes about the 'alumni weeklies,' are these some of those?"
"Yeah, these are some of that," he said.
Now you can find Carl's original letters here, at the Florida State Institute on World War II and the Human Experience. Its director Kurt Piehler says they may be most notable for what they don't let on.
Even when he's on Guadalcanal, which was pretty horrendous conditions, he's remarkably upbeat, I mean, he's grumbling a little, but he's really not sharing with him how precarious the American position was.
Carl wasn't alone.
These pilots that flew so heroically were almost making it up as they went along.
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I have 2 Sherwood Aluminum 80s and cant seem to get the boot on. Is there anything special I need to do to put it on?
Tank boots are designed to be snug and not come off. It always will seem the new boot is too small for the cylinder. So long as the aluminum 80 you have is a 3000 psi tank and not one of the compact/neutral buoyancy 80's (that service to 3300psi) what you'll want to do is hold the tank by the valve about 6 inches above the boot. Make sure the boot is on a solid surface such as the garage or a patio. Drop it down onto the boot, holding onto the valve of course so as to not let the tank fall. This should be enough force to start the tank into the boot. At that point you can pick up the tank and drop it gently a few times until the boot is completely seated.
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I bought a refurbed YH-920
It was cheap on Amazon for $130.
It was a factory refurb and the vendor on Amazon was samsungMall.com
So I bought it. Mostly because it could hold 20G and has a line-in.
I'm pretty happy with it. Had it a couple of days now.
Vendor comments:
- never responded to an email asking for a ship date or tracking number.
- got me the refurb unit in about a week
- refurbed unit looks pretty close to new. Fresh screen. No nicks.
- came boxed with all the things the new one had: belt-case, power adapter/desktop mount/USB-powerAdapter, software CD, manual, headphones, line-in cord. So I was pretty happy about that.
Product comments:
- 20G capacity (18G usable)
- it took a single file of 179 minutes (285MB) no problem. (I think it has a 3 hr max)
- playback sound quality
- navigation ease
- controls
- battery life
- not thrilled with Napster interface. Switched to Windows Media Player and that's working out OK for me.
- Line-in record quality is bad: Frequency range is clipped. Tinny ring at top end. Don't use it for music. So I've gone back to using my sound card for ripping audio.
- headphone earbuds are poor sounding. But everybody knew that already. You'll need new headphones.
- no good car adapter for it. I saw a webpage where LG phones use the same pinout, so I might try one of those to power the Samsung. I'll still need to find an FM transmitter for it too because I don't have a line-in on my car stereo. Oh well.
All in all, so far I've been satisfied. For a 20G hard drive player, $130 is a pretty good deal if the unit proves to last a few years.
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theyll send you a yp-k5 as a replacement, because of samsungs 1 year warrenty on mp3 players and because the 920 and 925 are no longer supported
thats what i did with my yh-925 (but it was actually broken =P)
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A serving of this sweet treat is 2 (1-inch) squares. A small portion is all that is needed to satisfy your taste for chocolate.
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I would not make this dish just by the ingredients.
Be sure to follow the recipe as is. The cheese comes in 16 oz blocks (must use 12 oz of the cheese in order for it to set up correctly!! I didnt think it would matter if I used the whole block...Trial and Error I just have to eat it with a spoon!:-) Oh well - still delicious! I plan to make again correctly and roll into balls and then roll into coconut!
My 16 yr old made this recipe last year.
We served it at our christmas open house. It was a hit.(we didnt tell anyone the secret ingredient) Velveeta in chocolate is a gross thought.. but the fudge was good. Knowing the ingredient, I could taste a hint of the velveeta, but it was novel, easy and tasty.
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I finally got zimbra installed but now I am having problems sending and receiving email.
first off lets call my fqdn zimbra.domain.com.
I have a mx record for domain.com and a Cname for zimbra.
I then have my router forwarding all ports listed in the documentation to zimbra.domain.com.
hosts file has the required entry.
127.0.0.1 for localhost and then an entry with public ip address and fqdn.
I am on Rogers so I have to relay. I have followed every post (and there are many) about doing this and I don't know why its still not working. I have finally changed from rogers to my own server in Colocation that allows relaying with authentication on port 26, same problem.
When I try to send a message from Zimbra I get:
I have created a file and entered my mail.domain.com (for my other server) and email@example.com:at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595) Caused by: javax.mail.SendFailedException: Invalid Addresses; nested exception is: class com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 554
: Relay access denied at com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport.rcptTo(SMTPTransport.java:1141) at com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPTransport.sendMessage(SMTPTransport.java:536) at javax.mail.Transport.send0(Transport.java:151) at javax.mail.Transport.send(Transport.java:80) at com.zimbra.cs.service.mail.SendMsg.sendMimeMessage(SendMsg.java:243) ... 25 more 2006-02-28 13:34:11,652 INFO [IndexWritersSweeper] [] MailboxIndex - open index writers sweep: before=1, closed=0, after=1 (0ms)
(it requires authentication with the @domain.com)
and ran postmap on it.
I have sent many test messages from my yahoo and another email address to my server and I have not received them.
here is part of my config file.
Any ideas?Code:transport_maps = ldap:/opt/zimbra/conf/ldap-transport.cf # If (email domain name == host name), we don't want $myhostname in # mydestination for testing purposes. mydestination = localhost.localdomain localhost # Disable NIS which is in the default alias_maps = hash:/etc/aliases # for security... allow_mail_to_commands = allow_mail_to_files = smtpd_helo_required = yes smtpd_client_restrictions = reject_unauth_pipelining smtpd_data_restrictions = reject_unauth_pipelining smtpd_recipient_restrictions = reject_non_fqdn_recipient, permit_sasl_authenticated, permit_mynetworks, reject_invalid_hostname, reject_non_fqdn_sender, reject_unauth_destination, permit broken_sasl_auth_clients = yes smtpd_use_tls = yes smtpd_tls_cert_file = /opt/zimbra/conf/smtpd.crt smtpd_tls_key_file = /opt/zimbra/conf/smtpd.key smtpd_tls_loglevel = 3 message_size_limit = 10240000 content_filter = smtp-amavis:[127.0.0.1]:10024 myhostname = zimbra.lumacs.com recipient_delimiter = smtpd_sasl_auth_enable = yes smtpd_tls_auth_only = yes disable_dns_lookups = yes smtp_sasl_password_maps = hash:/opt/zimbra/postfix-2.2.5/conf/passwd smtp_sasl_security_options = smtp_sasl_auth_enable = yes relayhost = mail.relaydomain.com:26
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Have also been reading the forums for about a month and was just able to register today.
My intro, briefly. 60 year old man. Back in the 70s read Alan Watts, Ram Dass, Yoga Suttras of Patanjali, etc and did some meditataion. Many years went by, raising 6 kids and workin for a living. Always remembered to hold my back straight and be aware of proper breathing. A few years ago my interest in meditation was renewed when a group of Buddhists from Hong Kong moved into the area. This led me to begin a daily practice and study dhamma to understand the teachings of the Buddha. In searching for the true path (time is getting short), took refuge with Tibetan Kagyu lineage, and have practiced with Tendai (Japanese), Chineese Mahayana, and Korean (Won Buddhism). The essence that I am drawn to is in Theraveda practice embodied in the suttras (particularly the translations of Bhikku Bodhi).
My practice has evolved to include keeping the 5 precepts, attempting to live in the noble 8-fold path, practicing an hour of sitting meditation each morning (based on my understanding of anapanasati), and trying to maintain mindfulness (watch the mind) throughout my busy days. This Buddhist practice has given a good deal of inner peace and definately improved relations with people.
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Student File Shares
About Student File Shares
Information Technology & Innovation offers network file storage or Student File Shares for all current WestConn students to save their academic documents and data. Use of the Student File Shares implies acceptance of the university's Policies and Guidelines for Computer Use.
Getting a file share
When your Windows Account is created, your Student File Share is automatically generated.
Who can access my files?
Faculty, staff, and students other than yourself do not have the ability to read, change, or delete your files in your individual File Share.
Accessing your Student File Share
Information Technology & Innovation supports access to your Student File Share only from university-owned equipment on campus.
Although WestConn does not restrict you from accessing your individual Student File Share from the Internet, Information Technology & Innovation cannot support this due to the factors outside of our control (e.g. corporate firewalls and proxy servers as well ISP policies often prohibit this type of data access).
On-campus: Windows workstations:
- For Windows users, your file storage will be available on the H:\ drive;
- your individual storage location will be H:\username (e.g. H:\Smith001)
On-campus: Macintosh OS X computers:
Click on the Finder icon in the dock;
- click on the Finder icon in the dock;
- from the top Finder menu, choose Go:
- from the drop-down menu, choose "Connect to server";
- under Server address, enter the network path: smb://w-homer/xfer$/yourusername, click Connect.
- enter the domain of which your account exists ( W-WCSU-LOCAL), then enter your username and password.
- a window will appear, showing your folder that contains your file share.
Off-campus: Windows & Mac computers:
You can also access your file share outside of our local network (e.g. off campus, in the residence halls). Visit http://www.wcsu.edu/remoteaccess/ for more information.


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A ship that rocks and rolls with audio, video and control systems.
Long journeys at sea can be tedious and full of hazards—not Life of Pi kinds of hazards, but more like the kinds of hazards that happen when your Internet connection goes out or the satellite TV doesn't work. That's why the owners of this 180-foot luxury yacht decided to prepare for any eventuality by investing in a complete home automation and A/V system before they left port.
Custom electronics pro Don Russell, president of Southern Cinema Design, Cumming, Ga., has done integration systems on yachts before, but this 180-footer with five decks, including a helicopter pad, was the biggest he'd ever tackled. "It's probably the equivalent of a 3,000-square-foot home," he notes.
There's a big difference in putting in A/V and automation gear into a house versus a home at sea. With a boat you can't simply cut into drywall or drill into wood studs. On this ship, the walls and ceilings are constructed of panels. To run wires in a wall you need to remove whole panels, which could involve hundreds of screws for one wall. And since ships rock, sometimes a lot, you need to secure all the wires inside the walls with clips every few feet to make sure they don't rattle or shift in bad weather. Compounding that, the ship's walls only offer a little more than an inch of depth, so Russell couldn't use the kind of large conduit that's preferred in home installations.
The floating nature of the installation also influences many of the equipment choices. This particular boat was originally built in Norway, then upgraded a few years later in the United States. As a result, different parts of the boat use different voltage standards. In addition, at sea the boat depends on a generator, while at dock it's connected to land AC. All of that demanded a rock-solid and flexible energy management solution. Russell used a combination of Furman and Panamax energy products to keep everything running. A custom program also helps manage the shift from land power to generator power when the ship leaves port.
For control and automation, Russell selected Control4. "Control4 is dual voltage, so we primarily used Control4 for everything." Dual-voltage products were critical for this installation. Unfortunately sometimes that information is hard to get from a manufacturer. Russell found out the hard way when a Blu-ray player that was supposed to be dual voltage perished in a puff of smoke. Most of the TVs on the boat are from LG, because they're dual voltage like the Control4 system.
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Even though this is a pretty big boat, space is always at a premium onboard. "We picked the smallest products we could," says Russell. Don't look for large, elaborate equipment racks with shelves of blinking LEDs to show off. Russell had to squeeze gear into any storage area he could find. "One of the main racks is in an under-the-stairs closet that was already filled with communications and satellite equipment for navigation," he says. "We had a tiny spot and had to turn the rack 90 degrees, slide it back and turn it again, push it in, then fasten it to the floor so it wouldn't move."
Even something seemingly as simple as TV reception had to be customized to the environment. Because the ship travels so far (family trips to South America are not uncommon), Russell installed two DirecTV systems. One for U.S. DirecTV service, and another for when the ship passes beyond the U.S. satellite's range.
Because a long trip at sea may include a lot of time doing nothing (there's a crew to take care of all the important stuff), this boat includes plenty of audio and video entertainment. Each family member's cabin includes a TV and audio with access to DirecTV and Internet content, plus game systems for the kids. A 400-disc Blu-ray player also is available for home theater use. There are two surround-sound systems; one in the main salon and one in the master stateroom. Each includes a Sony ES receiver and a large LED TV with a Media Décor Razor motorized system that hides the TV behind custom artwork when not in use. A "Sky Lounge" in an upper deck, which offers grand views of the ocean, includes its own video system. Eight additional audio zones ensure that no one has to be without tunes.
In addition to this impressive boat, Russell also put a similar system into the family's houseboat, which stays in freshwater, and an RV for land excursions. Russell notes that the family's main home actually has the least high-tech system, probably because with so many cool toys, they're hardly ever there.
Internet at Sea
A good network, both for Internet access and for local network communication, is critical for an elaborate audio/video and control system, but getting high-speed Internet while in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is a bit of a challenge. "We made it very clear to the client that a lot of this stuff doesn't work without the Internet," says Russell. Every stateroom, plus the main living room, has access to online movie and music services. Plus, the control system is IP based and requires Wi-Fi for the iPads and iPhones to connect. For the ship's Internet connection, Russell installed a KVH system that can receive broadband nearly anywhere in the world (nearly—it's not 100 percent guaranteed). For the onboard network, Russell relied on products from Luxul to manage the network, and Apple Airport Express for Wi-Fi base stations. Wi-Fi is a particular challenge onboard, because the ship is predominately built of aluminum, which does not play well with Wi-Fi signals.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- June 17th is Father's Day. William Brown will be spending that Sunday with his 8 children, 5 grandchildren and 3 great-grand children. There's a lot to celebrate this year as this will be William's first Father's Day cancer free.
William Brown feels blessed everyday but especially on Father's Day. He's extremely proud of the 4 sons and 4 daughters he raised with his beloved wife Mary. They were married for 63 years.
At age 86, retirement from the State Department and the National Cancer Institute is spent fishing on the Chesapeake or at Cape Cod and volunteering at our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in SE.
Brown says, "I'm not one to sit around and wait for the man to catch me with the coffin."
Every Tuesday he's at the Parish Hall early for kitchen duty. He helps prepare lunch for 75 seniors, friends who regularly come out for line dancing, cards, and the good food.
William has only missed two days volunteering in nearly 20 years. He didn't even miss a day after he was diagnosed and treated for cancer -- invasive ductal carcinoma breast cancer.
When asked if he was aware that men could get breast cancer, he replied, "It never crossed my mind."
Breast cancer is less common in men but about 2100 new cases will be diagnosed this year, and more than 400 men will die from breast cancer.
Dr. Robert Warren, Co-Director of Lombardi's Ourisman Breast Health Center, explains, "They're not accustomed to thinking about examining their breasts. They don't do self examinations."
Warren says, "Men are often diagnosed with larger lesions and at later stages than women because they're not getting examined.
In Brown's case, he and his GP watched the lump in his breast for nearly 12 years.
"I started to feel a sensation and it got larger. And I told him we're gonna have to do something," shared Brown.
Luckily for William, his tumor was very slow growing. He had a mastectomy and his lymph nodes were clear. His only medicine is the drug Tamoxifen.
Dr. Warren tells us, "The Tamoxifen he's taking, he'll take for 5 years. It will reduce his risk of developing a distant recurrence or a new breast cancer."
Giving William Brown a lot more time to enjoy his family and go fishing.
To keep yourself and your Buddy in check, text BUDDYCHECK9 to 25543 for a monthly Early Detection alert sponsored by Washington Radiology Associates.


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Mint Hill resident pushing for more pedestrian access to downtown
Ty Cain lives in Olde Sycamore in Mint Hill, and to venture downtown he has to load the car up and drive the short trip, since the stretch on Highway 218 is too dangerous. He has the same problem even going to the Mint Hill Park at Fairview, only a mile or so from his house.
Cain is pushing for running/walking/biking lanes to connect the big neighborhoods of Mint Hill to the downtown area. Olde Sycamore, Plantation Falls, Ashe Plantation, Country Woods East, Cheval, Heathfield and Mint Lake Village are all among the neighborhoods that could benefit from peestian access to downtown.
Highway 218, according to Cain, has become a sort of de facto Monroe bypass for truckers coming off of I485 and heading south, allowing them to skip the traffic of Monroe. This has made Hwy. 218 that much more unwelcoming to bikes and pedestrians.
Cain started a Facebook page, WBR (walk, bike, run) Mint Hill, which started getting likes as soon as it went up, and at time of this writing, the page has 67 likes, all community members looking to improve pedestrian access from the neighborhoods in Mint Hill to downtown.


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Brayan Pena, Esteban German continue to shine in winter ball
The Dominican Winter League slate has reached postseason play, and two Royals players are right in the middle of the action. Royals catcher Brayan Pena padded his regular season stats (.341 average, 8 home runs, 38 RBI) with a two-run walk off home run that gave Gigantes del Cibao a 9-7 win over Azucareros del Este in the round-robin format. Pena has had a December to remember – he hit three home runs on December 7.
Esteban German went 3-for-5 with a RBI for the losing Azucareros squad. The utility player finished the regular season sixth in the circuit with a .344 average. Pena was right behind German with his .341 mark.
Pena will report to Spring Training with the rest of the pitchers and catchers on February 13 — that's only six and a half weeks away!


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This sounds really simple and stupid, but to my utter and total amazement, there is ***NOTHING*** regarding this subject in the documentation or via countless hours of Google searching.
Software updates?
I mean, I know Zimbra *checks* for updates, but what about actually installing the updated versions?
Example, I am running zcs-6.0.8, while zcs-6.0.9 is now available. Of coarse, I know I am getting notifications about this. And the documentation explains the *checking* of updates, there is literally nothing regarding INSTALLATION of these updates.
I downloaded the latest 6.0.9 this morning, but what do I do? Is there an argument to install.sh? Or is there an undocumented (or un-indexed) zmcontrol command that does this for me?
In the Linux world, we have this concept of package management: "apt-get dist-upgrade" and "yum upgrade". Just a hint to the Zimbra Devs ;-)...


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1931 Ford Model A Roadster - The Devil's Brother - Web ExclusiveWritten by on July 31, 2008 Jim Jard's Model A Roadster
The whole hot rod world is probably familiar with the Devil Deuce-whether it's the long-lost original from the '50s, or Jim Jard's more recent tribute to the famous five-window built by Joe and Jay Kennedy.
This obviously isn't that car, but it is another (one of the latest) in Jim's Houston-based corral of vintage early Fords. He had owned this '31 roadster all of two weeks when it stopped me in my tracks at the L.A. Roadster Show in June, but in that short period of time, he had managed to make some remarkable modifications. Jim managed to capture the early era of hot rodding, while still loading up his Model A with elements that, although right-on era-wise, would've been as interesting and unusual then as they are now. We didn't have room in the magazine to show you more than one photo, so here's our chance to give you a better look.
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Retaining the splash aprons minus the fenders and running boards would not have seemed unusual 50-plus years ago, but would have identified the roadster as a true hot rod-driven with fenders on the street, and stripped down out at the dragstrip. The Guide headlamps would probably have been the next things removed.The interior is period austere. The gauges, including the underdash tach, are the only sign that we're not in the '50s.
The dual Stromberg 97s sit on a Thickstun intake with a Thickstun air cleaner on top. The aluminum covers on the Flathead are also Thickstun, but a marine application designed to keep out water.The vintage Wico magnetos are packed with up-to-date electronics; nothing looks cooler that cloth wire covers.


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Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry (TAMBCD) is a teaching institution in which treatment is performed by students and supervised by licensed clinical faculty.
A screening appointment is necessary to determine if you are a suitable teaching patient, and can only be made according to the instructions in the Screening Clinic Information sheet which can be downloaded below.
Texas A&M University Baylor College of Dentistry offers an Urgent Care Emergency Extraction Clinic that operates Monday through Friday.
The clinic opens at 7 a.m., and does not require an appointment. However, you will need to arrive early because the clinic can only accommodate a limited number of patients (approximately 15-18) each day on a first-come, first-treated basis.


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We here at Team Gloss have already mentioned the fact that rich people do ridiculous things to their pets. However, we have since realized that we have only begun to examine the tip of this particular iceberg of ridiculousness. Today, we dive deeper into the oceanic depths in which this iceberg floats! Behold our discoveries: The Strangest, Most Ridiculous Products And Services for Dogs, presented by TheGloss.
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>> Recap | Stats | Notes | Media Conference | Player Interviews | Highlights | Purchase Game DVD
Game Replay: First Half | Second Half | Paul Rhoads Show
Can't make it to the game? Follow Assistant Director for Athletics Communications, Matt Shoultz, as he blogs live from the Jack Trice Stadium pressbox during Saturday's game. Fans can submit questions during the live game blog. Enter your email address below for an email reminder to follow the blog.
Iowa State vs. Texas Tech Football
See below for a listing of cable and dish carriers that will show Saturday's game (on Fox College Sports) vs. Texas Tech. The game will kickoff at 6 p.m.
>> DirecTV: Channel 623
>> Dish Network: ***Dish Network does NOT carry Fox College Sports***
>> Mediacom: Channel 173 (must purchase sports pack, call Mediacom to sign-up)
Click the links below for interviews with Iowa State players previewing Saturday's game vs. Texas Tech, conducted Monday. Select Cyclone players meet with both broadcast and print media in different rooms (thus different questions and answers.)
Broadcast Room
WR Sedrick Johnson and RB Alexander Robinson
DB Jeremy Reeves and LB Jake Knott
Print Room
DB Jeremy Reeves
LB Jake Knott
RB Alexander Robinson
A limited edition "Forever Proud" poster featuring head coach Paul Rhoads will be given away to the first 10,000 fans at the guest services locations on the east and west concourses throughout this Saturday's game.
>> Click here to see a sample of the poster
We just finished uploading the first and second halves of the Iowa State-Northern Iowa game as well as the Paul Rhoads Show. Clone Zone members can now login and watch anytime on-demand.
Game Replay: First Half | Second Half | Paul Rhoads Show
Join us for our third-annual Lil Clone Club Pregame Field Access event this Saturday, October 2. All Lil Clone Club members are invited to stand on the field at Jack Trice Stadium and welcome the Cyclone football team as they take the field before the 6 p.m. kick off versus Texas Tech.
Please read this important information regarding the event and to be prepared for gameday:
Pregame Field Access (Click here to see image of the pre-game field access for members)
- For children to gain access the football field, they must have their membership card with them.
- It's best to have the membership card on their lanyard and visible to the Iowa State staff and security for access to the field.
- Only one parent/chaperone per family is allowed on the field.
- Be ready to enter the tarmac of the field at the 20 minute mark on the clock (approx. 5:40 pm).
- You may enter at the following Gates (and exit from the same Gate) to get to the field
Northeast Zone will enter/exit field using east ramp (located inside Gate 1).
Northwest Zone will enter/exit field using the west ramp and field gate at bottom
of Section 1 (located inside Gate 5).
South Zone will use a number of gates.
- Please reference this field map. Lil Clone Club members/chaperones will stand on the field in one of the three red sections (depending on which Gate you enter). You will not be allowed to run across the field to get to another section.
- Important: There is limited space in the Northeast and Northwest zones. Fans are encouraged to stand in the South zone where more fans can be accommodated.
- The Cyclone football team tentatively enters field at 6:06 p.m.
- Everyone must then exit the field immediately after team enters the field to avoid delay-of-game penalty. You will be instructed by security to do so - so be on the alert.
Our Athletics Communications department released an updated depth chart and game notes for Saturday's game vs. Texas Tech. Click the links below to access those PDF files. Be sure to watch head coach Paul Rhoads' archived media conference by clicking the embedded video player.
Monday Notes:
Sophomore linebacker Jake Knott was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week by the league for his 11-tackle, one forced fumble/one interception performance vs. Northern Iowa Saturday. Knott second on the team in tackles (35) and is tied for 6th in the nation and second in the Big 12 with three interceptions on the season.
>> Depth Chart vs. Texas Tech | Game Notes/Release
Paul Rhoads' Archived Media Conference
>> Monday: Paul Rhoads Live Weekly Media Conference
>> Monday: Applebee's CYdlines Show, 6:30 - 8 p.m. | Cyclone Radio Network, Clone Zone online audio
>> Tuesday: Cyclone Express Replay Show/Paul Rhoads Show vs. Northern Iowa
>> Wednesday: Player Interviews, Pre-Texas Tech
>> Roster
>> Coaches
>> Schedule
>> Stats
>> Depth Chart
>> Game Notes | Release
>> TV: Fox College Sports
DirecTV: Channel 623
Mediacom: Channel 173 (must purchase sports pack, call Mediacom)
Dish Network: ***Dish Network does not carry Fox College Sports***
>> Listen: Cyclone Radio Network | Clone Zone online audio
>> Sirius Online Audio: TBA
>> Live Stats: cyclones.com
>> Tickets: Single-Game | LilCloneClub (Lil Clone Club members run onto field with team, info coming soon)
>> Parking: Donor | Non-Donor | RV
>> Seating Chart | Parking Map | Gameday Policies | Printable Policies
Pre-game Activities
>> Spirit Walk | 4 p.m. @ Tent Row
>> Cyclone Experience | Lot 85E
Click on the logo below to vote for the West Towne Pub/Perfect Games Cyclone Jukebox song of the game!


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1972: Billy Preston became the first rock performer to headline at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
1981:The debut album by Loverboy was certified gold in the U.S.
1990:A Los Angeles judge ordered Frito-Lay and an advertising agency to pay singer Tom Waits almost $2.5 million dollars. The agency had hired a Waits imitator to sing a jingle praising Frito-Lay's corn chips.
1991: Epic Records released Pearl Jam's first U.S. promo single, with the songs "Alive" and "Wash" and a cover of The Beatles' "I've Got A Feeling."
1992: Genesis opened its "We Can't Dance" tour in Irving, Texas.
1999:Actress Dana Plato of "Diff'rent Strokes" fame died of an apparent accidental drug overdose in Moore, Oklahoma. She was 34.
2010:Betty White hosted "Saturday Night Live," after fans went to Facebook to campaign for it.
Today's Birthdays: Comedian Don Rickles is 89. Singer Toni Tennille is 75. Country singer Jack Blanchard is 73. Singer Gary Glitter is 71. Actor Mark Blankfield ("Robin Hood: Men in Tights," "The Incredible Shrinking Woman") is 67. Drummer Chris Frantz of Talking Heads and of Tom Tom Club is 64. Singer Philip Bailey (solo and with Earth, Wind and Fire) is 64. Country musician Billy Burnette is 62. Drummer Alex Van Halen of Van Halen is 62. Actor Stephen Furst ("St. Elsewhere," "Animal House") is 61. Actor David Keith is 61. Actress Melissa Gilbert is 51. Drummer Dave Rowntree of Blur is 51. Drummer Del Gray of Little Texas is 47. Singer Darren Hayes (Savage Garden) is 43. Singer Enrique Iglesias is 40. Singer/musician Joe Bonamassa is 38. Actor Matt Davis ("The Vampire Diaries") is 37. Actress Julia Whelan (WAY'-lan) ("Once and Again") is 31.


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Jonathan Thomas, Ph.D., J.D.
Chair, Governing Board of the CIRM (Independent Citizens Oversight Committee)
Jon Thomas is a Co-Founding Partner at Saybrook Capital ("Saybrook"), an investment banking and private equity firm based in Santa Monica, California.
Long interested in the biological sciences, Thomas majored in Biology and History at Yale, where he graduated summa cum laude. As a George C. Marshall Scholar at Oxford, he then earned a PhD with a medical focus in Commonwealth History. He subsequently returned to Yale for a JD at the Yale Law School. While there, Thomas retained an involvement with biology by teaching courses on the legal implications of genetic engineering and the impact of disease on history.
Thomas went on to be an investment banker for Ehrlich Bober & Co. (a top-10 Wall Street public finance firm) where, among other things, he led a team that underwrote over $1 billion in various kinds of bonds for the Los Angeles Community College District. He left Ehrlich Bober in 1990 to co-found Saybrook. While with Saybrook, Thomas led an early round of financing for Advanced Cell Technology, which recently received Food and Drug Administration approval for two embryonic stem cell-based clinical trials.
In addition to his financing expertise, Thomas brings legal expertise that will help CIRM navigate clinical trials, bilateral collaborative agreements, intellectual property, loan agreements and other legal challenges that will confront CIRM going forward. His legal experience includes clerking for White House Counsel Lloyd Cutler in the last year of the Carter Administration and also for the Honorable George Mackinnon of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He later practiced at then-Munger, Tolles & Rickershauser in Los Angeles.
Thomas also has a broad knowledge of governmental agencies, having served for seven years each as either member or vice president of the City of Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners and as a member of the Governing Board for the Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority. In that latter role, he developed a plan to finance the $2.4 billion expansion of the Corridor rail lines from the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to downtown Los Angeles. Through this government work and his many years in public finance, he has served at various times as underwriter, financial advisor and issuer of a wide range of tax-exempt and taxable bonds.
Thomas has worked closely with political officials at the federal, state and local level on a variety of projects for over 25 years. He was the chief government liaison to the Governor and State legislature for the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors in the PG&E bankruptcy, for whom Saybrook acted as financial advisor in their Chapter 11 proceedings. He has structured a number of public/private partnerships, including the financing for the Dolby (formerly Kodak) Theatre in Hollywood, home to the Academy Awards.
Thomas has a long-standing commitment to patient advocacy. He spent more than 15 years on the Board of the Crippled Children's Society of Southern California and served as chair for four years. The organization, now called AbilityFirst, assists children with spinal cord injuries and mental disabilities that could be targets of stem cell therapies. Thomas is an Honorary member of the AbilityFirst Board.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- We are just one day away from what could be a key vote for Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley's gun control plan.
O'Malley seems to have a green thumb when it comes to getting what he wants for his state: same sex marriage passed.
He abolished the death penalty, but will he get what he wants when it comes to gun control?
The plan would:
• Ban the sale of assault type rifles
• Limit magazines to 10 bullets
• Tighten rules regarding the mentally ill buying guns, and
• Buyers would have to be fingerprinted to get a license
Opponents want changes to it, namely no fingerprinting. They may seek to redefine the types of weapons that are banned. Some want to keep semiautomatic rifles out of the ban.
O'Malley's bill passed the Senate on February 28th, and no decisions have been made since. On Friday, a House of Delegates joint committee will vote.
If it passes, the bill next goes to the full House floor. We could have a final decision by the time the General Assembly session ends on April 8.


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ATLANTA -- Clemson was the winner of the Chick-fil-A Bowl after scoring a touchdown and a field goal in the final 2:47.
Chandler Catanzaro kicked a 37-yard field goal as time expired to give the 14th-ranked Tigers a wild 25-24 win over No. 9 LSU. Tajh Boyd completed a pass for 26 yards to DeAndre Hopkins on a fourth-and-16 play during the decisive 10-play drive.
The game-winning kick came after Clemson missed a potential game-tying, two-point conversion following Boyd's TD pass to Hopkins with 2:47 to play.
Boyd completed 36 of 50 passes for 346 yards with two touchdowns for the Tigers, who trailed 24-13 entering the fourth quarter. Hopkins had three receptions during the game-winning drive and finished with 13 catches for 191 yards and two TDs.
Clemson finishes 11-2 while LSU ends up 10-3.


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Diffuse Double Layer With Charge Transfer
Application ID: 13525
In the diffuse double layer and within the first few nanometers of an electrode surface, the assumption of electroneutrality is not valid due to charge separation. Typically, the diffuse double layer may be of interest when modeling very thin layers of electrolyte including those in electrochemical capacitors and microelectrodes. This example shows how to couple the Nernst-Planck equations to Poisson's equation, in order to consider this deviation from electroneutrality. A Stern layer with constant capacity is used to derive surface charge boundary conditions for Poisson's equation. This 1D model reproduces the results published in literature.


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Does anyone know any info about the Jarbridge Wilderness?
Does anyone know any info about the Jarbridge Wilderness?
What kind of info are you looking for?
How are the deer doing within the wilderness. I'm looking into packing in for an archery hunt?
Never been there before. Best thing to do us scout using google earth. Find some spots, and get there yourself.
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It used to be good. Hunted there a few years ago. I can't speak for now. Call biologist and get some details. Ask specifics they will help you out. Good luck
Do many hunters hunt within the wilderness?
There can be a few but much less the out of the wilderness. Most of the area the guys with horses will be in there. It is a popular spot for horses. As long as your willing to hike in I think you will have a good hunt. I believe there are outfitters in there too.


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Spinning Experience 12
This Spinning package includes a total of 4 sessions.
€ 194.65 for SPIN members, € 229 for non-members.
NEW this year is the opportunity to do a personal VO2 Max test during the conference workshops. The test will take 45 minutes and will be done by Hans Hobbel. Registration is in addition of the conference registration. The price for the test is € 85 per instructor. It will be participants own responsibility to leave the workshop they registered for on time to be present for the VO2 Max testing. There are limited time slots available so make sure you register quickly!
6 hour Spinning marathon presented by 6 different Master Instructors. This years presenters line up will be:
- Sarah Morelli (UK)
- Hans Hobbel (NL)
- Chantal Janssen (NL)
- Pedro Martins (LUX)
- Gaby Hoogeveen (NL)
- Josh Taylor (USA)
Would you like to attend this event alone or with your group?
You will attend alone, and have your own bike.
You will attend with another person, and you two will share a bike. You only need to provide the contact information of the person you share the bike with.
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Local Government Law (3460)
A study of the basic principles of law applicable to counties, cities, special districts, and other forms of local government. It will explore how local governments are created; the effect of federal and state constitutions on local governments; home rule; initiative and referendum powers, elections; public meetings; public records; borrowing and tax limitations; eminent domain; police power; and governmental tort liability.
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Just thought it would have been an added benifit of the box.
But turns out it was just another let down from corp. greed.
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Andrea Carlson is a senior double majoring in Legal Studies and Political Science at the University of Illinois Springfield. She is the Co-Head Delegate of Model Illinois Government and active in the Pre-Law Society, Model United Nations, and Students for Liberty on campus. Andrea became interested in the Illinois Innocence Project after taking the Conviction of the Innocent class taught by Executive Director and Legal Director John Hanlon. This class sparked her interest in wrongful conviction cases and improving the legal system. Andrea hopes to attend law school and become an advocate for individual liberties.


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Jobless professionals have new networking group in Ocala
Published: Sunday, November 24, 2013 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 22, 2013 at 6:44 p.m.
Workforce Connection has launched a new networking program in Marion County specifically for unemployed professionals.
ABOUT: Workforce Connection serves Citrus, Levy and Marion counties as one of Florida's 24 workforce development regions. Its board is a public/private partnership with local county commissions.
Early in 2014, Workforce is scheduled to be renamed become CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion.
WEB: www.workforceconnectionfl.com
The organization is called Professional Networking Group, or PNG for short, and in addition to providing networking events and a support system for jobless professionals, it offers workshops on topics of interest to job-seekers, such as resumes, interviews, goal-setting and social media.
Gail Buzard, Workforce Connection's program for PNG, says she has received 105 applications since the program's launch in early October, with at least half of applicants already scheduled to go into the program.
"We thought there was a need out there for professionals to be able to get together and learn, to share ideas and leads and learn how to network," Buzard said. "We seemed to have been correct because we have had really, really good response."
Anyone wishing to apply for the group must meet at least one of the following requirements:
— Hold an associate's degree and have five years experience in a management, supervisory or technical capacity;
— Hold a bachelor's degree
— Have five years experience in a management, supervisory or technical capacity earning $40,000 or more.
Those interested and meeting one of those requirements must then fill out an online application. The link is: www.workforceconnectionfl.com/job-seekers/specialty-programs/professional-services/
PNG offers two regular events for members. One is "Retooling and Refueling," a two-morning workshop focusing on job-seeking skills. The other is a monthly event featuring a guest speaker for one hour and networking for another.
"With the response, we've got a few other things in the works that we think we might be able to offer come January," Buzard said.
Though it's early, PNG has had a few successes already, according to Buzard.
"A few of the professionals have already gotten jobs," she said on Tuesday. "I've got one who is in Dallas today at an interview and she's got probably two, maybe three employers looking at her right now. Now that's probably not a result of what we did, but we did coach her on her resume skills and interviewing skills. We're hoping that when she goes for her interview it will help."
Meanwhile, members often share leads on topics ranging from job openings to good deals on getting business cards printed, she said.
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Valentine's Day at the VA Hospital
Hall of Famer George Brett led a pack of Royals alumni and mascot Sluggerrr through the halls of the Kansas City VA Medical Center Wednesday. The group took part in the hospital's annual Valentine's Day National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans.
Each year during the month of February, the Department of Veterans Affairs takes time to pay tribute to the hospitalized veterans. The Royals, who have participated in the tribute for years, passed out "Valentine red" Kansas City Monarchs hats, baseballs and autographs cards. Brett and former Royals John Mayberry, Brian McRae and Jaime Bluma also delivered story after story from their playing days.
And, here's something to remember: pitchers and catchers report to Surprise, Ariz., Thursday, and we only have 47 days before facing the Red Sox on April 2 for Opening Day.
Happy Valentine's Day from the Royals!
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FGCU: Cinderella on the beach
PHILADELPHIA First things first. It's not a junior college.
The No. 15 seed in the NCAA Tournament that San Diego State plays today for a spot in the Sweet 16 is Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers on the state's southwest coast, not the community college that is a 450-mile drive north in Panama City.
"I can remember making recruiting calls," Andy Enfield said, "saying, 'Hey, I'm the head coach at Florida Gulf Coast University,' and I'd be 15 minutes on the phone with a player, a parent, a high school coach from around the state, and they'd think we were Gulf Coast Community College in the (Florida) panhandle.
"I would keep saying, 'No, we are a Division I school. We are in Fort Myers. It just wouldn't register because they had never heard of us."
Senior guard Sherwood Brown, the dreadlocked Atlantic Sun player of the year who had 24 points in Friday's historic 78-68 upset of second-seeded Georgetown, is from Orlando, about three hours by car. No one else recruited him, so he walked on at Florida Gulf Coast.
"People had never heard of it," Brown said. "They were just like, 'Where the hell you going?' I would say, 'It's a school down there in Fort Myers. I don't know much about it myself.'"
Here's the thing: They do now.
They know about the school that was established by the Florida legislature in 1991 on 700 acres of recovered wetlands and first enrolled students in 1997 and didn't have a basketball team until 2002 and didn't become a full-fledged member of Div. I, eligible for the NCAA Tournament, until last season.
They know about the 43-year-old coach who peddled basketball instructional videos and ran lacrosse camps to put himself through graduate school, then helped found a software company that ultimately sold for $100 million, then married a cover girl from Elle, Vogue and Maxim after a first date at a Taco Bell in Queens, then left Wall Street to become a Florida State assistant coach and ultimately the head coach at FGCU two years ago for a starting salary of $157,500 – and promptly had the team's leading scorer and rebounder transfer out, along with the conference's assists leader.
They know about the dorms on the lakefront beach, with free canoeing, paddle boarding and other water sports for students.
They know about the animals.
"Wild boar, bobcats, alligators," forward Eddie Murray said.
Murray is a senior from North Fort Myers High. He saw the school emerge from the wooded area south of downtown, first with a couple buildings, then a few more, then a 4,500-seat arena, then 13,468 students.
"My first year, we had 6 a.m. practices," Murray said. "Almost every morning, you'd see something on the way to practice. Sometimes, I'm pulling up and I'm waiting for them to cross the road. One time I saw this huge wild boar with six babies behind it."
Junior forward Chase Fieler, whose one-handed alley-oop dunk put the exclamation mark on the Georgetown victory, was asked what's the strangest animal he has encountered.
He didn't blink. "A black bear," he said.
Of course, a black bear ambling across a college campus is about as common as a 15th seed ambling through your NCAA bracket in March. The Atlantic Sun tournament champs became just the seventh No. 15 to win a game, and none of the previous six won their next one.
Then again, the Eagles are not your ordinary bird.
Ask Miami, which is a No. 2 seed in the East Region and which spent time this season as the nation's No. 1-ranked team. And which braved Aliso Arena on Nov. 13 and the "Dirty Birds" student section, and lost 63-51.


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Tear has recently created a masterpiece using Pasis' tutorial. It's called Westeros and it depicts a continent many of us know and have come to love. It's because most of the story of George R. R. Martin's "Song of Ice and Fire" novel series takes place in these lands.
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Let me be the first to say, dude, you're better than I. Very well done, my friend.
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Again I say well done Tear!
Hopefully we won't have to wait to long for a comment from Mr. Martin himself.
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Very cool, I love it.
Fabulous work! Well done! A real masterpiece!
Simply amazing. So much awesomeness I don't even know where to begin.
Of course the subject of the map makes it all the more cool. This is one of the finest maps I have seen posted on this site.
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I'm not familiar with the setting, but it's a beautiful map. Work like this deserves to be published. Really well done


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Error code: service.FAILURE
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Global Port Tracker report says 2011 growth path remains intact
March 25, 2011
European import and export volumes are off to a decent start, according to the most recent edition of the Global Port Tracker report from Hackett Associates and the Bremen Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics.
Ports surveyed in this report include the six major container reports in North Europe: le Havre, Antwerp, Zeebrugge, Rotterdam, Bremen/Bremerhaven, and Hamburg.
The report stated that it forecasts January export volumes at 1.24 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEU), which is 7.4 percent less than December 2010 but 11.5 percent better than January 2010. Imports, on the other hand, nearly hit the 2 million TEU mark—at 1.98 million TEU—for a 16 percent annual gain and 6.7 percent ahead of December 2010.
And it added that it is calling for total Europe-bound imports for the first quarter to be up 7.3 percent over the fourth quarter of 2010 for what would be a 14.1 percent increase over the first quarter of 2010. Exports are projected to post single-digit annual gains in each of the next six months, with month-on-month declines projected in two of those months, according to the report, and import and export growth is expected in each of the next four quarters.
Hackett Associates President Ben Hackett said in an interview that January numbers and the first half of February are looking very positive, due to the timing of the Chinese New Year, which will likely be followed by a decline in March as manufacturing traditionally shuts down in China because of the Chinese New Year.
"The first half of the year is looking to be marginally stronger than last year, as we are not likely to see the growth we did from 2009 to 2010 for a number of reasons," said Hackett. "One reason being the austerity packages in place in Europe, which are taking some consumer income away that cannot go towards purchases, and for the first half of the year we have lowered our total growth prediction in light of what is happening in Japan and it may need to be reduced further in the future as we continue to monitor the situation."
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An officer assigned to the Ocala Police Department's Special Deployment Unit saw a man later identified as Paul Mike Matheny, 62, sitting on a bench at the intersection of North Magnolia Avenue and Northeast 10th Street, engaged in a sexual act. The officer stopped his patrol car and approached Matheny, who began covering his genitals. Matheny then walked away, but the officer caught up to him and detained him after a brief struggle.
Matheny admitted engaging in the act. He was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail.
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#1 LBJ made clear where he stood when it came to the BFEE01-18-2013, 09:36 PM
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Fri Jan 18, 2013, 02:52 PM
LBJ made clear where he stood when it came to the BFEE
From 1973, talking about 1968:
So Johnson suffered the election in silence, swallowing his nitroglycerin tablets to thwart continual chest pains, endorsing McGovern through a hill country weekly newspaper, meeting cordially with the candidate at the ranch. The newspapers showed a startling picture of Johnson, his hair almost shoulder-length. Former aide Bob Hardesty takes credit for this development. "We were working together one day," Hardesty recalls, "and he said, in passing, 'Robert, you need a haircut.' I told him, 'Mr. President, I'm letting my hair grow so no one will be able to mistake me for those SOB's in the White House.' He looked startled, so I explained, 'You know, that bunch around NixonHaldeman, Ehrlichmanthey all have very short hair.' He nodded. The next time I saw him his hair was growing over his collar."
SOURCE: "The Last Days of the President: LBJ in retirement" by Leo Janos, The Atlantic, July 1973
Stand up. Let your freak flag fly.
Gotta love Octa and...
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3. Shhhhhhh!!!!!
Everything connects back to the BFEE, don't cha know?
May the FORCE be with you!
Ahh, LBJ, the perfect Liberal...crooked as a dog's hind leg, psycho, back-stabbing, phony...
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According to Oliver Stone's movie, he might have even had a hand in JFK's assassination.
LBJ died when I was a kid, and I really don't remember him like I remember other politicians from my childhood, like Nixon or Ford. My parents didn't like him-my mom liked Humphrey and JFK, and my dad liked Goldwater and Nixon. Their mutual dislike of LBJ may have been one of the few things in politics they agreed upon.
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Oliver Stone makes some fairly interesting movies, but JFK was a colossal, steaming pile of bullshit. Even Stone himself admitted as much back when it came out. Kevin Costner did some pretty good acting, as did Joe Pesci and Tommy Lee Jones, but virtually nothing in that film even remotely approaches the truth. Loose Change is more factually accurate than JFK. In the real world, Jim Garrison was a stark-raving loon, the Orly Taitz of his day, except that he managed to keep himself in office while he was pursuing his moonbattery. Welcome to Louisiana.
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CAMERON - With a little more than a minute remaining in the first half, Madonna was looking for the knockout blow, but the Cameron defense was up to the task.
Or so it looked.
On a third-and-7, Blue Dons quarterback Ross Comis attempted to scramble, only to have the pocket collapse. Despite what appeared to be a sure sack, Comis avoided the pressure, leaped over left tackle Quintin Hukill, cut to his right and went 46 yards for a touchdown and a 33-14 lead.
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Madonna's Nick Ossman (1) turns the corner as Cameron's Derek Martin (56) gives chase during their game Friday night.
It was that kind of night for Madonna in a 60-14 drubbing of Cameron on Friday at Dragon Stadium.
''It was pretty crazy,'' Comis said. ''I was getting pressured and I was just trying to get out of there. Quintin was down on the ground so I jumped over him and I saw a little daylight. My receivers did the rest by blocking downfield.''
Added Madonna coach Doug Taylor: ''I just told the kids that Ross learned how to leapfrog. He is just an athlete and (Friday night) was a big night for Ross Comis.''
Comis rushed for 124 yards and a score, while also throwing for 120 and touchdown passes to Garrett Hypes, Marcello Biondillo, and Tyler Ewusiak.
His exceptional night almost overshadowed that of teammate Eliott Nero.
After Cameron cut the deficit to 14-6 in the first quarter following a Devin Starcher 9-yard touchdown run, Nero took the ensuing kickoff 85 yards for a 20-6 lead.
Nero rushed for 126 yards and two scores to go along with the kickoff return.
''That is a good football team, and I don't see them losing to anyone else the rest of the year,'' Cameron coach Jim Rogers said. ''We missed three opportunities to score in the first half when we were moving the football.
''We tried to come up with some defenses that would slow them down. The first quarter, I thought we played pretty darn good football. But we don't have the confidence yet if something goes wrong. We just aren't there yet but that doesn't mean we can't be there.''
Hunter Yoders scored on a 5-yard run midway through the second to make the score 20-14, but following another good return by Nero that put Madonna in good field position, Comis hit Ewusiak from 14 yards out to make it a two-score game again.
The Blue Dons defense got to Cameron quarterback Logan Routt six times and limited standout receiver Mark Walker to three catches for 31 yards.
Hypes added a 41-yard punt return for a score in the third quarter to end any hopes of a Cameron comeback. Reserve quarterback Anthony Antinone scored a late touchdown to complete the scoring.
''It's important for us to answer a score whether it be special teams or a long drive,'' Taylor said. ''I think the kids took it to heart. They did a really good job."


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Delcatty Got Your Tongue (Japanese: エネコとエネコロロ!伝説のコーディネーター登場!! Skitty and Delcatty! Enter the Legendary Pokémon Coordinator) is the 20th episode of Pokémon: Advanced Challenge.
Episode Plot
The gang goes to Verdanturf Town. They are redirected by Jessie (disguised) and fall into a hole. James takes Pikachu, but soon finds that he took the gang up. Jessie sends Seviper, Ash Torkoal and James Cacnea. Seviper bites, but fails when Torkoal used Iron Defense. Torkoal uses Flamethrower on Seviper. Cacnea uses Pin Missile on Torkoal, so May sends Skitty to fight. Skitty uses DoubleSlap, but Seviper attacks with its tail, so Skitty's attack is cancelled and she lands on Torkoal - Torkoal used Smog on her and took her down.
Seviper uses Wrap, but Brock sends Mudkip and uses Water Gun on Seviper, blasting Team Rocket off. After the battle, Skitty lost its voice, so they need to take it in a Pokémon Center. Max sees on PokéNav that Foothill Town is not far away, so the gang goes there. When they arrive, they ask an older woman where the Pokémon Center is. The woman says they don't have a Center, but they have a Clinic instead. Brock thinks that the doctor is beautiful by her voice.
A woman goes away (making the gang mistake it was the doctor), so another person asks what the problem is with them. May shows her Skitty to the doctor Abby, so she goes to check the Pokémon. The doctor massages Skitty - Brock explained that sometimes massaging the pressure points can heal some diseases, like fatigue. Skitty is feeling better, when her voice becomes clearer. Ash spots a photo of the doctor Abby and Skitty, winning a contest.
May remembers that Dr. Abby won the Grand Festival - even she was featured in a magazine where she was a grand Coordinator. May sees all ribbons Dr. Abby won before. Abby makes a flashback where Skitty joggled balls, gaining 30 points in the contest and later defeating everyone in the battles. Brock wonders why she left the Contests, so Abby makes another flashback where she traveled and was challenged on a battle. However, Skitty (named as Jonny) lost, so they found a Pokémon Clinic where the doctor massaged Skitty and Skitty felt better the day after. She joined as the doctor's apprentice, learning about the massage and pressure points.
The doctor one night gave Abby a Moonstone - so Skitty evolved into a Delcatty. Abby afterwards made a clinic of her own. May goes to see Jonny, while Team Rocket spy. Meowth thinks that if they catch Delcatty and Skitty, they'd be promoted in an instant. Skitty is playing around, so Abby will throw them balls so Skitty needs to attack them with DoubleSlap using tail. Skitty joggles the balls and gives them to Abby, making an impressive performance. May tries as well. Suddenly, Abby receives new patients.
Team Rocket disguised themselves, pretending Meowth hurt itself. Abby removes the bandages, with Pikachu seeing him, so Meowth begins to be nervous. Abby massages Meowth, saying it must be under a lot of stress. Jessie puts a collar on Skitty, with James doing it on Delcatty. Meowth gives directions where Abby should massage (vocal way), so the gang is amazed how Meowth can speak, so Team Rocket undisguised themselves. Meowth is less stressed, but Jessie pushes him and sends Seviper and it uses Haze, so Team Rocket escapse.
Jonny tackles the balloon and uses Solar Beam, destroying the balloon. Team Rocket falls into a pit, while Skitty and Delcatty are free. The gang arrives to the scene, so James sends Cacnea and Jessie her Seviper. Delcatty attacks, but Seviper uses Bite. Delcatty evades, so Seviper uses Wrap, but fails. Seviper uses Poison Tail, but Delcatty uses Safeguard. Delcatty uses Thunderbolt on Seviper, so Seviper is defeated. Cacnea uses Needle Arm, but Delcatty uses Solar Beam, defeating Cacnea. Nevertheless, Cacnea uses Needle Arm and Seviper Poison Tail, but Skitty tackles Cacnea.
Skitty is hurt by Seviper's Poison Tail. Delcatty uses Blizzard, knocking Cacnea out. May orders Skitty to use Blizzard (per Abby's advice), but does not know how to. So, Abby proposes Skitty to watch Jonny how he does it. Jonny uses Blizzard and Skitty does the same, but with less efficiency, but Abby's pleased either way. Seviper bites, but Jonny uses Thunderbolt, with Skitty using Blizzard (effectively). Skitty and Jonny use Blizzard together, freezing Cacnea and Seviper. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, blasting Team Rocket off.
May promises to use Skitty in her next Contest. The gang goes to the path to Verdanturf Town.
- "What am I trying to say is I am suffering from a broken heart. Can you cure that?" - Brock
- Max pulls Brock's ear.
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Fiat's popular Cinquecento has been reimagined as a small, but perfectly formed electric car. The brief here was to keep it simple, so the fast charging module is built in allowing owners to fully recharge in just four hours. This will take you around 80 miles. The retro-futuristic dash offers you a seven-inch display that integrates TomTom navigation and battery reserve power to tell you when you need to think about charging. The 500e will arrive in California and the rest of the world later this year.
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