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I have users for which their email address should simply be an alias to another email address (not hosted in my zimbra server). Since aliases in zimbra can only forward to accounts on the same zimbra host, I created a "placeholder" class of service which I use for these accounts.
I've setup this class of service to clear everything after 1 day (Email, Trashed and Spam message lifetime settings are all set to 1 day). The problem is zmpurgemessages does not clear the inboxes after 1 day as the Email message lifetime setting says it should so all emails accumulates in these inboxes (people with these accounts will never log in Zimbra). I made a couple of tests and zmpurgemessages clear emails that are in the Trash and Spam folder ok but it does not clear the inbox!
Is that a bug or is it just me not understanding what the Email message lifetime setting is supposed to do? If it's the latter, how should I set up alias to external addresses that won't result in emails accumulating in inboxes?
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Good, But Not Great, Rebound
June 28, 2010
Beacon Economics' forecast for the U.S. economy continues to be optimistic - in the short run.
"We expect overall national growth to continue in the 2 percent to 3 percent range for the second half of 2010," spokesmen said. "One reason is that a large proportion of Federal stimulus dollars have yet to hit the economy. As they find their way to Main Street, 2010 could end up being a very strong year."
But that's the short run, analysts added, and a solid 2010 does not necessarily mean the same for 2011 or 2012. Indeed, Beacon Economics is growing more pessimistic about the medium run:
Meanwhile, California-based Beacon Economics is forecasting that the Golden State's unemployment rate will fall slowly from the peak it hit in the 2nd quarter of 2010 (12.6 percent), and remain above 10 percent through the end of 2011.
"We forecast that total nonfarm employment in the state will grow - but at an equally slow pace. Don't expect employment in the state to reach its 2007 peak until 2015." They said.
Today, the biggest risk facing California labor markets is the Federal Reserve being forced to raise interest rates to combat the threat of inflation - in turn having a negative effect on growth and hiring in 2011 and 2012.
"Like everything concerning the economy today, the future largely depends on the policy decisions being made in Washington" concluded Beacon.
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|Big issues left to tackle in legislative session
|Written by K.C. Mason
With fewer than three weeks left in 2009 legislative session, Colorado lawmakers still have to balance the state budget for the next fiscal year, reach agreement on widely different versions of the School Finance Act and conclude such controversial issues as urban renewal reform and buying guns.
The Senate this week is taking another crack at the $17.9 billion budget that no longer depends on Pinnacol Assurance funds to make up a $300 deficit. Pinnacol's surplus was taken off the table after Gov. Bill Ritter announced an end to negotiations with the state's largest workmen's compensation insurance company.
The House last week instead took more money from cash funds, agreed to departmental cuts that includes furloughs for state employees, and passed companion budget reduction measures that included a two-year suspension of the senior and disabled veterans property tax exemption.
"We were already cut to the bone and now we're in amputation mode," said Rep. Lois Court, D-Denver, of the budget process.
The House is scheduled this week to debate a completely rewritten version of the SB 256, the annual bill that establishes funding for public schools.
The House Education Committee on Monday took out most of the reform provisions approved by the Senate that dealt with funding programs for at-risk students. The House version also removes new rules for enrollment averaging and size that many said would hurt rural school districts.
"Everything is in flux," said the committee's chairman, Rep. Michael Merryfield, D-Colorado Springs. "The bill that came out of the Senate is not the bill that will come out of the House."
All the differences between the House and Senate on both school finance and the budget package will have to be resolved before the legislature's mandatory adjournment on May 6.
The House spent most of its floor session Monday debating a new bill from Rep. Dickey Lee Hullinghorst, D-Longmont, to change the way Urban Renewal Authorities establish and finance new projects.
Hullinghorst wants to counties, school and special districts more involved in the process and to benefit more from enhanced sales tax revenue. Opponents say her bill will make it more difficult, if not impossible, to get bonding for new projects.
"This gives all taxing entities a seat at the table," Hullinghorst said. "There is a strong incentive for all to work together."
Under the bill, a URA would get all the revenue from the new project for the first five years, but then would have to share 50 percent of it with all the other taxing districts in the urban renewal area.
Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg, R-Sterling, who earlier in the session lost a bill that would have allowed fire protection districts to keep their portion of enhanced revenue from urban renewal, supported Hullinghorst's bill.
"The URAs have been effective," Sonnenberg said, "but now they take all the money that we voted on in special districts and say without a vote of the people we get to keep all that money and spend it however we want."
Other Republicans warned, however, that the bill would dry up bond financing for urban renewal projects.
"We keep hearing it doesn't affect bonding, but if after five years only 50 percent goes to tif (tax increment financing) you would not be able to do bonds," said Rep. Don Marostica, R-Loveland. "This bill is extremely dangerous."
The measure narrowly passed on a preliminary vote, with Rep. Kevin Priola, R-Henderson, supporting it and Rep. Cory Gardner, R-Yuma, voting against it. A final House vote is required before the measure goes to the Senate.
Debate also is expected to be contentious when the House considers Senate amendment to a bill removing the requirement for a second background check at gun shows for buyers who already hold a permit to carry a concealed weapons permit.
District 1 Sen. Greg Brophy, R-Wray, managed to get House Bill 1180 returned to a stronger version that looked more than the original, but not without an amendment that Brophy called "a poison pill." He said the amendment could drive a fiscal note that in tough budget times is the death knell of many a bill.
"Now my concern is that the people who are opposed to the Second Amendment will pull some shenanigan to detour this bill to appropriations where it probably will be killed," Brophy said.
Sen. Linda Newell, D-Littleton, succeeded in adding a requirement that the Colorado Bureau of Investigation develop a uniform concealed carry permit for use by all 64 county sheriffs in Colorado. Her amendment passed on an 18-17 vote.
"Instead of the sheriffs getting together and doing one statewide permit, the CBI would be doing it," she said.
The Senate debate over HB 1180 occurred just days before Monday's 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School shootings, in which two students killed 12 others and one teacher before taking their own lives.
Brophy's bill is another in a long series of legislative attempts to change Amendment 22, which voters passed in the wake of Columbine to require instant background checks at gun shows.
"The guns used by Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris had been purchased at gun shows without a background check," said Sen. Evie Hudak, D-Westminster. "This is a horrible way to commemorate the 10th anniversary by undoing Amendment 22."
Brophy refuted Hudak's argument.
"This honors the spirit of Amendment 22 completely," he said. "It allows you to forgo the insta-check if you've already been subjected to a much more thorough background check."
The bill originally was introduced into this year's legislature by Rep. Steve King, R-Grand Junction—with Brophy as the Senate sponsor—to eliminate the gun-show background check for gun buyers with concealed carry permits.
However, the House Judiciary Committee sent the full House a significantly weakened measure to require only that a person show proof of citizenship or being in the country legally before obtaining a permit.
The House passed the weakened version, 58-6, last Feb. 25.
"It didn't do anything the way it came out of the House," Brophy said.


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Pot Cultivation & Dispensary Locations Anger D.C.'s Ward 5 Residents
Ward 5 residents have had enough. With five medical marijuana cultivation centers and one dispensary already approved for location in their neighborhoods along the northeast edge of the city, the residents said they have accommodated their fair share.
In the course of approving the first licenses, officials did not pay enough attention to residents' concerns, said Ward 5 Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Jacqueline Manning.
With a new round of applications in the works, she said, "hopefully they hear us loud and clear and don't bring any more to this ward; we have enough," she said.
Members of the D.C. Council seem to be listening. They recently approved an emergency bill which temporarily limits the number of cultivation centers and dispensaries that can be established in a ward. The bill's sponsor, Ward 5 Councilman Kenyan McDuffie said while he is a "strong supporter" of the medical marijuana program, which was passed by referendum in 1998 but held up for 12 years by regulatory delays, he had to respond to his constituents' understandable fears.
"The oversaturation of cultivation centers exclusively and inequitably falls upon Ward 5," McDuffie said. "Ensuring that these facilities are equitably distributed across the city's wards will facilitate both balance and access."
The "Medical Marijuana Cultivation Center and Dispensary Location Restriction Temporary Amendment Act of 2013" would, among other things, prohibit more than one dispensary in wards with five or more cultivation sites. The bill expires on Dec. 28 and mirrors a permanent measure, which is awaiting a vote by the full council.
Commissioner Karen Butler, of ANC 5C02, said the issue of overconcentration is particularly acute in her district, which encompasses the Woodridge, Langdon and Woodridge South communities. Four of the five registered cultivation centers in Ward 5 are situated there, within a quarter mile radius of each other.
"My community is primarily seniors and this does not fit the mold of this community," Butler said.
Residents are already concerned about the profusion of nightclubs in the area and wish to attract more neighborhood-friendly development, like restaurants.
"Residents are concerned about a potential chilling effect on community-serving amenities locating near these facilities," McDuffie acknowledged.
But they're mostly concerned about crime.
"Since we currently have violent crime problems in that area, having that many cultivation centers is a security problem," Butler said.
According to statistics culled from the Metropolitan Police Department and collated by Neighborhood Info DC, the rate of violent and property crimes in Ward 5 exceeded the city's average. In 2011, Ward 5 had 13 violent crimes per 1,000 residents compared to an average of 12 violent crimes per 1,000 residents in entire city; and 46 property crimes per 1,000 residents compared to an average 43 property crimes per 1,000 across the city.
The validity of such fears are unknown since the program is so new, McDuffie said. But that's why his legislation is so important as it gives officials time to assess the program's impact.
"We don't yet know the impact of these facilities on surrounding areas and I have consistently advocated for a diversity of businesses in Ward 5," McDuffie said.
"However, I want to make sure that any effects on nearby residents and businesses are fully known before we continue to cluster these facilities in one location."
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Hi there!
My setup:
Samba 4 for AD functionality and Zimbra for e-mail and collaboration.
So far, so good. Defined external source for authentication and everything goes perfect... but...
authentication just stop working randomly one or two times a week.
audit.log writes:
" security - cmd=Auth; email@example.com; protocol=pop3; error=authentication failed for [firstname.lastname@example.com], missing userPassword;"
Samba 4 server is up and running, reachable from mail server (ping, ssh), network shares are working, besides samba retrieves no error messages.
Restarting samba 4 temporary fixes the problem. But i would like to find out why does it happens and how to fix that!


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REGIONALREPORT TriadGreat expectations
Landing FedEx Corp.s $300 million air-cargo hub at Piedmont Triad International Airport was supposed to deliver a windfall to the region. A report released in 1998 and commissioned by the Greensboro Area Chamber of Commerce estimated a $2.4 billion economic impact and 750 jobs the first year, reaching 1,500 when the 470,000-square-foot hub was at full capacity. A second report, released a year later, lowered the impact to $1.7 billion but had similar job projections.
But those employment predictions have fallen far short. In August 2011, a spokesman for the Memphis, Tenn.-based company said there were about 250 employees at the air- cargo hub, which opened in 2009 nine years late. Not only is the economic malaise of the last few years to blame, says Dan Lynch, president of Greensboro Economic Development Alliance, but it turned out to be a much more automated operation because of state-of-the-art sorting equipment. There is also less demand for expensive overnight shipping with documents sent digitally.
On the other hand, FedEx Ground, which opened a $100 million distribution center in Guilford County a little more than a year ago, is thriving. The 400,000-square-foot hub started with about 550 employees and 200 contractors. The ground division is actually growing faster because theyre delivering all these online purchases people are making, Lynch says. It really speaks to whats going on in their industry. A spokesman says FedEx employs 1,337 full- and part-time employees in the Triad but couldnt provide a breakdown between air cargo and ground.
Though no studies have measured the actual economic impact of FedExs hubs on the Triad, both help Lynch market Greensboro as a major transportation, distribution and logistics center for the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic states. It helps us recruit, especially for manufacturers who need to get parts in and products out. Lynch noted that Honda Aircraft Co.s headquarters is across the road from the FedEx air hub for a reason. Those early studies may have unintentionally and artificially inflated what might happen, but in my world having FedEx invest $300 million and FedEx Ground invest $100 million just might convince the next company to invest.Briefs
WINSTON-SALEM Technology company and coupon processor Inmar will move its headquarters downtown into 240,000 square feet of renovated former R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. buildings at Piedmont Triad Research Park. The move is expected to be complete by the end of 2013.
STOKESDALE Textile maker Culp will expand its plant here, investing $450,000 and adding 129 to its local workforce of more than 410 within four years. The plant produces sewn mattress covers for the High Point-based company.
WINSTON-SALEM BB&T closed its purchase of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based BankAtlantic after receiving regulatory approval. The lender acquired about $3 billion in deposits and moved to No. 6 in market share in the Miami market.
GREENSBORO Denver-based Frontier Airlines will begin offering direct flights three times a week between Piedmont Triad International and Orlando International airports Nov. 17.
WINSTON-SALEM Southern Community Financial's board of directors terminated CEO F. Scott Bauer and First Executive Vice President Jeffrey T. Clark, effective Sept. 22. Former Chief Financial Officer James Hastings will serve as interim president and CEO. Charlotte-based Capital Bank Financial is purchasing the company and plans to close its acquisition later this year.


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When: Sat., Nov. 5, from 2-10 p.m.
Where: Kleman Plaza
What: PALapalooza Music Festival --
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TALLAHASSEE - October 5, 2011 -
An all-star roster of Tallahassee's finest young alternative rock and
roll musicians are signed up. The beer distributor is signed on. And the city's best, most accessible downtown outdoor venue is booked.
Tallahassee is about to unleash a day of scintillating sonic waves and stupendous sounds with lots of dancing in the street beats -- all in the interest of raising funds and public awareness for humane
education programs benefiting our animal friends.
The music, food, drink and fun begin at 2 p.m. and last until 10 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 5. Performers include BAD, EdensFill, The Drama Kids, Favored Sons, Tabula Raza and The Tyler Denning Band.
This free event is sponsored by the City of Tallahassee, Hopping Green & Sams, Cone Distributing and Pets Ad Litem (PAL), among others.
All proceeds go to PAL's humane education programs benefiting the Tallahassee Animal Shelter.
While admission is free, there is a charge for food and beer and a charge of $1 will be collected as admission to the beer garden. Proceeds go to PAL education programs that provide direct support to the shelter.
Pets Ad Litem (PAL) is an alliance of advocates and professionals providing a legal voice for animals.
"We're excited -- and not only because this is our ʻpet' cause," said Pets Ad Litem President Koren Taylor, who in her day job coordinates the city's environmental programs.
"The energy has been growing around this event for months. You see it reflected in the stellar lineup of musicians, as well as the still growing list of sponsors," she added.
Koren, who lives with cats Scout, Loki, Miranda and dog Lily, says everyone involved feels good about the music festival, which has been intentionally geared for the college crowd.
"It's easy to feel good about this project and to get behind it," she noted. "We're building public awareness for local laws that protect our pets and that clarify the legal obligations of responsible pet ownership."


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Wow. I'm almost speechless. Well, then I guess you are officially my new hero Jim. And someday maybe you'll show me your trophy room! I promise not to get any drool on the rams.
Now, wasn't this post supposed to be about deer? Unit 10? Colorado?
C'mon folks! Someone has been there before....
Nothing to sell.
Nothing to promote.
Love to hunt!
BTW...I graduated high school in 1986. My dad didn't offer me a sheep hunt...
Nothing to sell.
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Love to hunt!
hey rockinnoco
i hunted in unit 10 3 years ago and it will take you four to six points to draw
they have been cutting tags ther for over 4 years the dow said he used to have 8000 deer there and now down to 3500-4000
the elk are boomin in that unit and hurtin the deer #'s
but if you do draw i have info() pulled a 184 typical and a 206 nontypical)
Thanks CoBack. That's awesome. I'd be happy with a lesser deer than 184 for sure. Sounds like they need to make it a little easier to draw elk there huh? Is access an issue at all? It doesn't seem like it would be.
Nothing to sell.
Nothing to promote.
Love to hunt!
Hey CoBackcountry: How did the quality of the elk look on Unit 10. I have 20 points for elk and would have a descent shot at a muzzleloader or rifle tag this year. I have not really been seriously considering Unit 10 since I had heard the trophy quality had been declining the past several years.
Rick: Ha ha...I got a calculator for my high school graduation (keep working son!).....the hunt was for graduating in engineering...lol


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ATLANTA (11Alive) -- A conservative Republican State Senator proposed a legislative resolution on Thursday expressing regret and remorse for support of slavery in Georgia before and during the Civil War.
Sen. Barry Loudermilk (R-Cassville) stopped short of calling it an apology, saying, "no one can apologize for something a previous legislature has done."
He told our sister station in Atlanta, 11 Alive News, he was approached by some African American ministers who asked him to sponsor the resolution.
"This is not political, this is something that we need to do; we need to acknowledge our errors of the past or you're destined to repeat those in the future," Loudermilk said.
A handful of white and black lawmakers have tried similar resolutions in the past, but all have failed.
State Representive Al Williams (D-Midway), a black caucus member, has been trying for six years.
He told 11 Alive he was pleased that Sen. Loudermilk is now trying to get one passed.
"Many other states have done it, the Southern Baptist Convention did it and it has nothing to do with whether or not you were involved in slavery...you speak for the state, the state needs to apologize," Williams said.
Williams admits that while Loudermilk will have support from some members of the black caucus, especially in the State House, he will run into opposition in the State Senate.
Caucus member Sen. Vincent Fort (D-Atlanta) has opposed such resolutions in the past from Republicans, calling them only lip service.
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1972 Ford F-100 - Do A Digital Dash - TechWritten by on August 1, 2007 For A '67-72 F-100
It is hard to say if the build-off between Custom Classic Trucks' and Classic Trucks' '67-72 series of Ford F-100 trucks has had any influence on the aftermarket or not, but we've noticed an increase in the availability of really great parts made specifically to satisfy the needs of people who own one of these models.
There is one thing for sure, though: last May, while I attended the F-100 Supernationals in Knoxville, Tennessee, I was able to get a firsthand opportunity to meet with a bunch of Ford guys who were really digging on the fact that the only two truck magazines dedicated exclusively to classic trucks had chosen to build a Blue Oval. Another fact that did not escape their attention was that Grant Peterson and I were taking two entirely different routes, or perhaps one could say philosophies, to create our entry.
For those of you who just tuned in, I elected to do a low-buck build, while Grant is building the truck of his dreams, and how much it will cost is not really a concern. Well, I'll be the first one to admit that I've made a mistake, and of course, as you all know we have always maintained that at Custom Classic Trucks we make the mistakes so our readers don't have to.
What I am referring to was my insistence on driving the truck during the course of the build and trying to reuse or rebuild as many original parts as possible. From the beginning I've intended to keep my Ford's factory Tampico Yellow paint job, but in the long run it would have been best to have pulled the engine out to detail and work on it. The one thing I did do right was not compromising on the quality of any new parts I bought. The straw that broke the camel's back was losing seven weeks' worth of valuable time messing around trying to hop up the original cylinder heads the 302 engine came with, but that's a story for another edition of CCT.
Not to make a pun, but getting back to the issue at (in?) hand, the upsurge of new products available for '67-72 Ford F-100s brings us to the latest offering from Dakota Digital. It is a digital dash cluster featuring a full complement of instruments, including a speedo, tach, oil pressure, fuel, and water temp gauge. New to Dakota Digital's lineup is an optional teal color for illumination in place of the distinctive blue that normally identifies their brand. I chose the new teal color because its greenish glow evokes the feeling of a traditional '60s Ford dashboard. While switching the Dakota Digital cluster over to the new teal color, I photographed the steps necessary to ensure no damage will occur to the new bezel or the instrument's internals, with a few tips to maintain the life expectancy that Dakota Digital designed their product to have.
One of the leftovers from my former practice of restoring as many parts as possible was the '72's original surround for the gauges. In this segment I went ahead and did everything in my power to improve the original surround's appearance, but before the truck appears at the build-off's finale, it will be fitted with a new Ford factory- licensed reproduction from Dennis Carpenter.
While we are on the subject of Dennis Carpenter, this would be a good time to mention the genuine Ford reproduction padded dash pad we installed while the dashboard was apart. The procedure for any installation of a new part or parts is proper preparation for the job. Starting with disassembly, care was paid not to break any parts that were to be reused. Naturally, the original dash pad was junk, but we removed it slowly to ensure no damage would occur to the paint and trim parts on adjacent areas. To guarantee the new Dennis Carpenter dash pad would lay perfectly flat, the top of the dashboard was washed and thoroughly prepared using sandpaper on rusted high spots, then repainted with Krylon spray paint to protect as well as improve the interior's cosmetic appearance.
With the dash pad installed, the next phase of the job was to install Dakota Digital's new digital gauge cluster for '67-72 F-100s. Since we have 34 photos to document the process, we'll move to the captions to finish off this story.
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We separated the stock Ford bezel from the stock gauge cluster to be reused on the Dakota Digital cluster. Notice the dirt accumulated during many years of service.The date of manufacture on almost every part of the '72 Ford was stamped somewhere on the part. The instrument cluster revealed it was made on 4/18/72.Once the dirt was blown off, we found out the lens on the Ford bezel was clouded with a haze that would obscure the Dakota Digital gauges.It's not a good idea to use Windex-type window cleaners on a clear polycarbonate plastic lens, so we used Meguiar's Plastx to restore the Ford lens' clarity.We used a special super-soft micro-fiber cloth to apply the Meguiar's Plastx and polish the lens clear.When restoring parts to be reused, it is best to begin with the mildest soap available. We used Meguiar's Next Generation Car Wash because it is aggressive yet safe to use on any surface.Once the Ford bezel was thoroughly washed and dried with a micro-fiber cloth and compressed air, we used Meguiar's Ultimate Quik Detailer to restore the natural semi-gloss finish of a new part.
It is always a good idea to compare new parts with the old parts to see if there are any differences that can affect reassembly. I noticed the thickness of the flange on the stock gauges and the Dakota Digital gauges varied by about a quarter inch.This difference meant the original Ford screws would bottom out and break the stock Ford bezel if something wasn't corrected. We applied oil to the stock screws to ease reuse.In order to reuse the stock screws, we made shims from 1/4-inch-thick cable guides to reestablish the stock dimensions.The modified cable guides were held square with one hand while the other hand carefully tightened down the stock screws.Before reinstalling the original stainless steel screws, we detailed them with super-fine steel wool.To clear a path for the new components coming in and clean up the existing wiring, we peeled off the old electrical tape...
More versatile than black vinyl electrical tape due to its ability to allow access thanks to its laterally split design, we used Powerbraid from Painless Performance Products.Here one can see how clean Powerbraid appears after installation. Re-entry to add new wires or trace an electrical problem is handled by opening the lateral split.The original '72 Ford dash pad was toast. We replaced it with an exact reproduction from Dennis Carpenter. Locating the nuts that had to be undone was simplified by looking at the new dash pad.The best spot we found to mount the Dakota Digital sending unit was directly behind the new Dakota Digital unit.Before installing the new Dennis Carpenter dash pad, we washed the dashboard clean with Meguiar's car wash soap and used compressed air and a towel to dry it.We used 220-grit dry sandpaper to remove the rust, then spot-repaired (painted) the dashboard with a can of Krylon.Continuing with the complete rewiring of the '72 F-100, we readied the Painless Performance wiring harness for mounting.What appears to be a cap is actually the bottom of the Painless fuse box. The Painless harness contains the necessary wires needed to wire up the Dakota Digital instrument panel for the '72.
Here is the Dakota Digital oil pressure sending unit mounted in place of the stock Ford unit. We threaded it in dry to ensure a proper ground.We used new nuts with special convex stainless steel lock washers to fasten on the reproduction Dennis Carpenter dash pad.


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The Sea Eagle® 380x Kayak Deluxe package features an NMMA-certified kayak plus 2 AB30 paddles, 2 DKS seats, a foot pump, a kayak carry bag, a repair kit, and instructions. The kayak has an I-beam floor for rigidity and is set-up with front and rear spray skirts with water deflector guards and rope lacing.
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Fireside Ale House
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Great Mexican cuisine.
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The Jalapeno Grill
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Gino's East - St. Charles
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Silver Lake Restaurant - St. Charles
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Appetizers, salads, and entrees.
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Colonial Cafe East
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CITY:St. Charles
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CITY:St. Charles
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La Za Za Trattoria
Unique architectural shape and cozy atmosphere makes you a special part of this trattoria. Come experience friendly service and great food, where family and friends still matter.
CITY:St. Charles
Smitty's On The Corner
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Colonial Cafe West
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Pub 222
Upscale Irish American pub. Fun for the whole family, friendly atmosphere and great service.
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The Filling Station Pub and Grill
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CITY:St. Charles
Sweet Tomatoes - St. Charles
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Rookies All American Pub and Grill
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Blue Goose Super Market
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Charlie Fox's Di Fantastico
Premium carry-out & pizza delivery. Pasta, sandwiches, and more. Full service restaurant.
CITY:St. Charles
Jambalaya Restaurant & Night Club
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CITY:St. Charles
Dawn's Beach Hut
Dawn's Beach Hut features a cozy, fun and relaxed Florida Keys tropical atmosphere and music. They specialize in frozen tropical drinks, cold beer, Jambalaya, pizza, brats, shrimp cocktail and more. It's always summertime fun at Dawn's Beach Hut.
CITY:St. Charles
Thai Zie Noodles and Bar
Authentic Thai food located downtown, featuring a unique menu such as Nam prik kapi & North Eastern Thai.
CITY:St. Charles
Great American Grill, Hilton Garden Inn
Casual dining from hamburgers and sandwiches to steaks and seafood.
CITY:St. Charles
Arcedium Coffeehouse
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CITY:St. Charles
Vino Thai's
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CITY:St. Charles
Sushi Yama Japanese Restaurant & Grill
We invite you to try the finest Japanese cuisine in the western suburbs. Our chefs create beautiful and taste-tantalizing sushi.
CITY:St. Charles
Taste of Himalayas
Very unique and authentic nepali restaurant and bar. Come and enjoy our lunch buffet 7 days and dinner ala carte.
CITY:St. Charles
St. Charles Place Restaurant
A nod to the classic supper club. American steakhouse. USDA prime steaks, chops, steakburgers. Fresh seafood daily. Alaskan King Crab, lobster, shrimp, Pasta, chicken, specialty salads. Specials daily.
CITY:St. Charles
Harvest at Pheasant Run
Located in the unique and fitting setting of a stylishly renovated barn, Harvest offers traditional regional cuisine with outstanding steaks and seafood, extraordinary game selections and seasonal dishes inspired by fresh ingredients available in local markets. The extensive bar not only features a wine list including outstanding vintages from Napa and Sonoma and unique selections from regional wineries. We will gladly suggest wine pairings to enhance your experience. Or try a refreshing fruit infused martini. Reservations encouraged.
CITY:St. Charles
Zanies Comedy Club - St. Charles
Popular comedians perform at Zanies, providing an evening of laughter and fun. The "sister" of the legendary downtown Zanies has been making the western suburbs laugh with the same great talent for over 20 years.
CITY:St. Charles
Wok n' Fire
Contemporary setting featuring Pan Asian Cuisine, Sushi Bar and full bar/lounge area.
CITY:St. Charles
Downtown St. Charles
Located on the banks of the Fox River, historic St. Charles is known for its great antique shops housed in turn-of-the-century buildings. Visit Century Corners Historic Shopping District and Old St. Charles, where you'll find landmark buildings, unique boutiques and nearly 30 restaurants.
CITY:St. Charles
Pizzeria Neo
An authentic Neapolitan Pizzeria offering the aroma of wood burning ovens cooking the freshest ingredients with a vibrant modern atmosphere and unique Italian wines.
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1968 Chevrolet Biscayne - SerendipitousWritten by John McGann on February 18, 2009 Contributors: Wes Allison We Were Drawn To John Lacasse's '68 Biscayne As If By Fate.
It's red. Ok, we're stating the obvious, but we had one of those "well, duh" moments deciding whether to photograph this car. To explain, we were cruising around the fairgrounds at last year's Summer Nationals in St. Paul looking for cars to gather up for a photo shoot that evening. Because we had chosen several dark cars already, photographer Wes Allison actually said, "We need something bright, something red." And wouldn't you know it, following us around in our dopey golf cart was this Biscayne. It would have to be on fire to be any brighter. We waffled for a few minutes debating whether to shoot this guy's car, but Wes finally knocked some sense into us. He said, "The engine looks great and it's red." End of discussion.
Don't go painting your car '01 Corvette Torch Red just so you'll get into Car Craft (though it certainly does help). You need to back up your arrest-me red with some booked-and-held-on-remand horsepower, and John LaCasse's street-driven Biscayne has enough power to warrant a felony conviction. His 10.3:1 big-block churns out 663 lb-ft at 4,200 rpm at the crank.
John is the fourth owner on this Biscayne's title, and it has always been a fast car, living its life mostly a quarter-mile at a time. The previous owner, Bob Seaton, told John that nitrous bottles were still mounted in the trunk when he bought it. Bob, the owner of Professional Auto Body in St. Paul, took good care of the Biz during the 10 years he owned it, fixing the road rash and spraying the stellar Torch Red topcoat.
After he bought it in 2003, John got to work on the engine, building himself a serious drivetrain that would take him from one coast to the other reliably and quickly. The engine is built with components we can only dream of moving from our wish list to the checkout screen when we're surfing for engine parts, the trans is stout enough to handle all that power, and there's a 12-bolt out back. Need we say more? John, an over-the-road trucker, has no fear of racking up miles when he's driving for pleasure on his days off. He's taken the car on one Hot Rod Power Tour(r) and been to several Goodguys shows, local cruises, and on summer road trips.
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Who: John LaCasse
What: '68 Chevrolet Biscayne
Where: New Braunfels, Texas, but he used to live in Minnesota.
Engine: The car was originally equipped with a 385hp 427, but that engine was long gone by the time John bought it, so he had no qualms about installing something else in its place. Starting with a GM 502 block, John ordered up a Callies Dragonslayer 4 1/2-inch-stroke crank and got to work building himself a 540-inch powerplant. To the crank, he added Comp Star rods and SRP 10.3:1 pistons augmented by Speed-Pro rings and bearings. Completing the long-block are AFR 305 heads with Manley valves and Comp Cams beehive springs. Comp Pro Magnum roller rockers actuate the valves as directed by the Comp XR288HR10 Xtreme Energy hydraulic roller cam. Matt Steen at Victory Engines in Marshall, Minnesota, did the machine work, setting the deck height to zero before assembling the engine.
Induction: To make the long-block run, John added a Jet-Hot-coated Edelbrock RPM Air-Gap 2-0 intake and an 850-cfm Holley carburetor. An Aeromotive fuel pump keeps the float bowls full. It's a thirsty beast, too. It takes a lot of fuel to make 585 hp and 663 lb-ft.
Exhaust: A pair of Hooker headers, also Jet-Hot-coated, deal with the exhaust gases. Their 2-inch primary tubes dump into 3-inch collectors and on to a full 3-inch system complete with Flowmaster Delta Flow mufflers.
Transmission: A TH400 automatic is assigned the task of harnessing the engine's prodigious torque. Jeff Gillis, owner of Gillis Transmission Service in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, built the trans for John, adding a TransGo shift kit and a TCI torque converter.
Rearend: Only GM's strongest rear could be counted on to survive this engine's abuse. In that 12-bolt housing are Richmond 3.73:1 gears, a limited-slip differential, and Moser 30-spline axles. It's connected to the transmission by an Inland Empire 3 1/2-inch aluminum driveshaft.
Suspension: John thought long and hard about the stance. After months of research, he decided on a set of Eaton Detroit springs, front and rear, to drop the car to the ride height he desired. The front end is about 2 inches lower than stock, while the rear is dropped about 1 inch. The stock rubber bushings were replaced with Energy Suspension polyurethane pieces, and John also quickened up his steering by rebuilding the stock box with Camaro IROC-Z internals.
Brakes: Stainless Steel Brakes Force 10 parts are installed up front. The stock drums remain out back.
Wheels/Tires: John liked the look of GM Rallys but wanted a little bigger diameter than stock. He phoned up Wheel Vintiques for a pair of 16-inch front hoops and 17-inchers for the rear. To them he mounted Dunlop Sport 5000 tires, sized 255/60R16 and 275/55R17, respectively.
Paint/Body: Previous owner Bob Seaton successfully managed the bodywork and paint job, so John saw no need to mess with it.
Interior: John installed a tilt steering column from a '69 Impala, topping it off with a Budnick steering wheel. He had Coachmasters of St. Paul install a Vintage Air A/C system. Otherwise, the interior is mostly stock and radio-delete cool. John hid a set of gauges down low and mounted a small Nordskog digital tach on the column to preserve the stock look as best as he could.


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MSRA 38th Annual Show - Beboppin' Back To The FiftiesWritten by on October 4, 2011 The MSRA's 38th Annual Show is a Must-see
The Minnesota Street Rod Association (MSRA) rang in the 38th annual Back to the Fifties car show this past summer, taking place June 17-19 at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. With nearly 12,000 pre-1964 cars and trucks registered, the family oriented event is one of the largest in the nation. The show kicked off on Friday in full force with plenty of happenings for the whole family featuring arts and crafts, music, dancing, food, and, of course, cars. A Mecum auto auction on Friday and Saturday made it possible for those who didn't drive a classic into the show to drive one home. The shindig started early on Sunday with a huge one-day-only swap meet featuring more than 350 vendors stocked full of those hard-to-find items.
By Sunday afternoon, we were exhausted and had looked at so many trucks that our eyes were crossed. Toss in the trek through the swap meet and even our wallets were starting to hurt thanks to all the good deals we had to pass up. I wish someone would warn me about how much work all this fun can be!
All in all, the Back to the Fifties weekend is one of the most chock-full car events in the country and a definite must-see for those into all things classic Automobilia. Cars, trucks, music, parts, and all things 1950s converge once again in St Paul, Minnesota, next June; check out the MSRA's website at www.msra.com for more info. CCT
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Dick Berg of Rochester, MN, had this cool 1935 Ford highboy powered by an inline-six with three deuces and a wood bed with spun aluminum fuel tank.Del VanEmmerik of Maple Grove, MN, brought out his 1938 Ford with matching vintage Bifort Engineering Circraft saucer hydro. The beautiful combination had a crowd around it throughout the show and is a perfect combination for Minnesota's 10,000 lakes.Austin McClean's lifted 1964 Chevy Fleetside had aftermarket large diameter wheels, beautiful wood bed, a late-model bench seat with flipdown console, and aftermarket gauges.Carl Trader III of Oriska, North Dakota's 1961 Chevrolet Apache Custom extended cab with third door was a very well done conversion.
…while this restored '69 GMC powered by a 396 went for $16,500. Good news for us truck guys, as the prices typically reflect the strength of the market.A steady stream of old trucks were cruising the fairgrounds all weekend long. Dig the triple horns and six-pack catch cans.Mark Willman's Blue Grass, Iowa–based 1951 Chevy was one of the nicest trucks at the show. It's powered by an LS Chevy engine and features air suspension and countless body mods.You don't see too many international pickups done to the point of Dale Myrvik's of Fargo, North Dakota. His 1962 shortbed featured a number of mild custom touches inside and out.
Bob and Joyce Bausman sat their 1946 Chevy pickup on a '91 Dodge dualie truck chassis, powered by the same running gear (Cummins diesel). The Bausman's towed their matching ½-ton Chevy from Parkersburg, Iowa.
John Hastad of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, is the proud owner of this beautiful black unibody. Chrome reverse smoothies, a lowered stance, and a red and white interior set, this 1961 Ford F-100 was set apart.Dave Spooner of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, had his custom '51 Chevrolet loaded up with an equally custom motorcycle.There were a number of off-brand trucks at the show that really got our attention, including Doug and Andrea O'Shea's 1947 International from Lake Elmo, Minnesota.
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