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New York, NY (Sports Network) - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has reinstated
New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton, effective immediately.
Payton was suspended for the entire 2012 season for his role in the Saints'
bounty scandal.
Goodell and Payton met Monday in New York.
"We had a very productive discussion," said Goodell in a statement Tuesday.
"Sean fully complied with all the requirements imposed on him during his
suspension. More important, it is clear that Sean understands and accepts his
responsibilities as a head coach and the vital role that coaches play in
promoting player safety and setting an example for how the game should be
played at all levels. We are committed to delivering football that fans love
and the safety players deserve. Coach Payton agrees and I look forward to
working with him going forward to do that."
Payton can now attend the Super Bowl in the Superdome next week and can resume
his duties with the Saints.
Without Payton this season, the Saints struggled to a 7-9 record under interim
coaches Joe Vitt and Aaron Kromer. Vitt was suspended for the first six games
of the season for his role in the scandal.
In six seasons at the helm of the Saints, Payton has guided New Orleans to a
62-34 record and four playoff appearances, including the franchise's only
championship when it defeated the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV.
Payton and the Saints worked out a five-year contract extension through the
2017 season earlier this month. The two sides had originally agreed to an
extension last year, but the league rejected the initial agreement due to
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Current AnnouncementsFROM: Diane Eperthener Buffington, Cal U Dance Team Coach RE: Mark your calendars!!! CAL DANCE TEAM Try Outs
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CAL DANCE TEAM Auditions Sun Sept 9th 1PM @ Hamer 131
Try outs for the Cal U Dance Team will be held on Sunday Sept 9th @ 1PM in Hamer 131. Cal U of PA Dance Coach Diane Eperthener Buffington would like to invite all dancers on campus to participate. Join the Dance Team in a new exciting year of dancing at fundraisers, different sporting games and competitions. Last Year the Team placed first overall high score at the Intercollegiate Dance Competition and would like to continue to work hard and compete in more college dance competitions. Our coach, Diane is a faculty member in both the Theatre Department & Psychology Department. We are eager to begin a new year of dancing and continue to improve.
For try outs, please show up in a leotard of your choice, tights and Jazz shoes. All dancers will be warmed up in a group @1pm in Hamer 131 and learn 2 short combinations for tryouts. You may show up at 12:30 to begin your own warm ups before auditions begin. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com for any questions regarding the tryouts. We look forward to meeting everyone and having a great group of dancers join our team.
The Cal U Dance Team Coach
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Sweden is separated from Norway by a mountain chain, and shares the Gulf of Bothnia with Finland in the northern Baltic . The land becomes increasingly covered in forests the further north you go.
Although their ancestors were the terror of Europe 1,000 years ago, today the Swedes stand out for their pacifism, hospitality and multiculturalism. You're bound to find something you're looking for here, whether you're a fan of ABBA or of Bergman films, of clothing from H&M and IKEA, or of Swedish designers ! Swedes like to live outdoors, but they are also highly organised and proud of inventing the first ATM in the early 1970s!
Stockholm, the largest city in Scandinavia, is built on the water and surrounded by forests. Its underground has been turned into an art gallery, its Marathon is considered the most beautiful in the world, and starting in May its archipelago of 24,000 islands attracts brigs and three-masters from all over Scandinavia!
While Stockholm is Sweden's most beautiful city, Göteborg is its most welcoming, as attested by its numerous cafés, restaurants, theatres, museums, students and its theme park, the most popular tourist site in the country. A visit to the Volvo Museum is a must for car lovers. The entire history of Sweden's first automobile manufacturer is on display there, from its creation in 1927 all the way to its recent YCC concept car, 100% designed by women for women!
Sweden : Must-see towns and regions
The "Venice of the North" is a misleading nickname for Stockholm because the two cities have very different urban structures. Here, the overriding impression is not so much of a city criss-crossed by ...
The magnificent royal residence of Drottningholm (late 17C to early 18C), consisting of a palace, theatre, gardens and Chinese pavilion, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The palace is located on the i...
Göteborg, situated at the mouth of the Göta, is the largest port in Scandinavia and a busy commercial centre. Sweden's second largest city acts as a gateway to the west thanks to its strategic positio...
Thought to have been founded around 990 by the Danish King Sven Tveskägg, Lund was made a diocese in 1050 and the archdiocese of Scandinavia in 1104. It is the second oldest university town in Sweden....
Rättvik, a town that strongly upholds Dalarna's culture and traditions, organises a biennial folk festival and annual Midsummer Day event, Kyrkbåtsrodd, which commemorates the lake crossing that paris...
Uppsala is Sweden's ecclesiastical capital and an intellectual centre boasting Scandinavia's oldest university. The cathedral, university and castle overlook the west bank of the River Fyris (Fyrisån)...
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Cyclones Fall Twice To Minnesota
AMES, Iowa – Facing Minnesota (28-15, 9-5 Big Ten) in a doubleheader on Wednesday, Iowa State (19-26, 4-8 Big 12) made a late comeback attempt in the first game of the day but ultimately fell, 12-6, before dropping game two, 13-1.
Aly Cappaert and Erica Miller were responsible for all six of Iowa State's runs in game one. Cappaert started a sixth inning rally by the Cyclones with the team trailing, 9-1, smashing a long ball to left with two outs and runners at the corners. Four batters later, Miller doubled with the bases loaded to drive in two more.
Both players went 2-for-4 with three RBI each in the first game, with Cappaert launching her second home run of the season and Miller finishing the day with a 7-for-8 streak this season with the bases loaded.
Lexi Slater drove in Iowa State's only run in the second game and Sarah Hawryluk was the only Cyclone with multiple hits as Gopher Sara Moulton (24-9) picked up both wins in the circle.
In game one, Miller slashed a double down the right field line with one out in the first to drive in Sarah Hawryluk from second and put the first run of the game on the board.
In the top of the second, Kayla Wenner knocked a Tori Torrescano pitch over the wall in center, driving in two runs to give Minnesota a one run lead, and the Gophers tacked on two more runs in the fourth and three more in the fifth, two runs scoring on a home run from Tyler Walker.
But Iowa State would come charging back with one out in the sixth when Slater hit a double to deep center, followed by a Maddie Reese groundout and a walk to Sara Davison to put runners at the corners for Cappaert who homered to bring the score to 9-4.
The next batter, Jorden Spendlove, singled and advanced to second on a wild pitch before Brittany Gomez picked up her first hit of the game and Hawryluk hit a pitch into the dirt in front of home plate for a single that loaded the bases. Miller doubled to drive in two more runs and make the score 9-6 in favor of the Gophers.
Facing Cyclone reliever Madison Jones in the seventh, Minnesota scored three more runs, taking a 12-6 lead with Iowa State facing its final three outs in which Moulton, who exited and re-entered during the Iowa State sixth, secured the final three outs without allowing a run.
Moulton earned the win in the circle, working six and one-thirds innings and allowing a single run on six hits and one walk. Moulton struck out nine.
Torrescano (10-11) took the loss for Iowa State, giving up nine runs, eight earned, in six innings. Torrescano allowed 10 hits while walking and striking out three.
Minnesota led off game two with three runs in the first before Slater got a run back with an RBI-single with two outs in the bottom of the frame.
The visitors added three more runs in the third, on the back of a two-run triple off the bat of Wenner, and Bree Blanchette made the score 7-1 with a double in the fourth.
An error by the Cyclones in the sixth brought home another Minnesota run and the Gophers drew away for good with five runs in the top of the seventh.
Following her more than six innings of work in the day's first game, Moulton returned to the circle for four more innings of work, giving up one run and five hits while walking one and striking out four.
Cyclone Taylor Smith (7-7) took the loss in game two, throwing four innings and allowing seven runs on seven hits while walking four and fanning none.
The Cyclones are in Norman, Okla. this weekend, April 26-28, for a series against No. 1 Oklahoma. First pitch on Friday is slated for 6:30 p.m. CDT.


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Hobart, Australia (Sports Network) - After losing six times in championship
matches, Russian Elena Vesnina finally captured her first WTA Tour title by
topping Germany's Mona Barthel, 6-3, 6-4, on Saturday at the Hobart
Barthel, the ninth seed and defending champion, double faulted to send Vesnina
to a 4-3 lead in the first set. Vesnina was able to rally from an early
deficit in the second set to win this Australian Open tune-up.
"I didn't expect it to be two sets. It was just my day, finally," Vesnina
The 26-year-old Vesnina was able to celebrate her special moment when Barthel
sent a backhand return wide on match point.
"I feel such a relief," said Vesnina, who appeared in this event for a sixth
time. She has seven career doubles championships.
Barthel's only career title came here last year when she surged through the
main draw as a qualifier.
"I'm not disappointed. It was another great week for me here," Barthel said.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) -- The Bangladesh government says it will give 200,000 takas ($2,500) to the families of those who died in a garment factory fire last week and 50,000 takas ($625) to those who were injured.
An aide to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Mahbubul Hoque Shakil, told The Associated Press on Saturday of the new offer of compensation. The garment industry had earlier promised to pay the families of the victims a monthly salary for at least 10 years.
The fire killed 112 people and put renewed focus on the lack of proper safety precautions at some of the nation's 4,000 garment factories.
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5 out of 5
Richard K
Lake Jackson, TX
The Third...
Aug. 9, 2014
This is the third Nesco dehydrator I've owned in a little over 20 years; the first two are still working perfectly! I bought this model to take advantage of the greater area afforded by the square shape, as it has to fit a specific area in my utility room. It works just as well as my prior two, who have been passed along to friends. I love the plastic construction because it's easier to clean than metal, and I just pop the trays into the dishwasher minus the heat-dry. What's to say about it? It's quiet, it's efficient, it's reliable. And I LOVE that it's made in our country, not China or somewhere unknown for safety. I just ordered two new Nesco dehydrators as gifts, because I know the quality can be trusted.
5 out of 5
Sandra S
Absolutely Wonderful!
July 30, 2014
Bought this dehydrator originally to dry peppers. That was just the beginning of a beautiful relationship. Great on peppers, herbs and have made beef jerky as well. Times do vary. Low noise, and very easy to clean. A really terrific product!
2 out of 5
Rob S
Golden Valley, MN
Was great until it just stopped working after about 6 uses :(
June 1, 2014
This dehydrator was fantastic when working. Unfortunately, we've only had it for 3 months and have used it maybe 6 times. Today, after uneventfully using it, it just stopped. Waited, let it sit for a couple hours, plugged it back in...nothing...dead. I'm unfortunately having to send it in under warranty. I would expect this item to last for years. Will try again with the repaired/replaced item and see how long that lasts.
5 out of 5
Margie R
great jerky maker!
May 30, 2014
I bought this jerky dehydrator and make beef jerky for my sons and their friends. Every batch of jerky I make I get excellent reviews. It will take a good three pound roast cut into strips and in about 5-6hours I have some excellent beef jerky. Thank you nesco for a fine machine.
4 out of 5
Ed S
Conroe, TX
I bought this dehydrator
June 2, 2013
I would give this product a full star rate, except for one problem. It is very inconvenient to handle when you need to change product or clean the product or other wise handle it, as it has only one way of turning off, unplugging. I will not cut the cord as I have seen another write, I don't feel anything but a surge protector with a off switch is the answer. I do believe they could make it much better by adding a off switch.
5 out of 5
terry B
Huachuca City, AZ
buy this one
Apr. 18, 2013
have owned this product for over five years. My mother keeps borrowing it, as her dehydrator does not work well. I am buying her one for her birthday. Easy to use, easy to clean,and a temperature control that is super easy.
5 out of 5
Lea R
Absolutely awesome.
Feb. 24, 2013
I have never owned a dehydrator before, and have wasted a lot of food without realizing that I could have dried it. I've also been very, very skeptical about drying food, the way it looks/tastes or nutritional value.
What prompted me to purchase this is the recent recall of all chicken/duck jerky from pet stores. My dog loved them. I bought this hoping to just be able to replace his treats. I just slice up par-frozen chicken or turkey breast--no spices!!!---and viola, beautiful, organic, no hormone no contaminant chicken jerky!
I've now done fruit (blueberries and fresh pineapple) and plan to do fruit roll ups. My husband hunts, so we are planning on using it to make deer jerky too. I have a huge garden and now am not afraid of growing "too much" that we can't eat and have to give away or can (i hate canning). I may even try doing fish.
The unit I got is the square one, and I plan to expand the trays. It's QUIET and FAST. I am so happy with this purchase, even if it was just used for the dog treats. I recommend this product fully.
5 out of 5
Joy J
Tulsa, OK
Love this dehydrator
Feb. 11, 2013
I got this a couple of years ago and have been so happy with it. I use it constantly. I like that the trays are big; you can really put a lot on them. I had a dehydrator years ago, and this is light years better!
5 out of 5
Joe R
Iselin, NJ
Best dehydrator over all
Nov. 9, 2012
I've had the FD-80 for almost 2 years & love it! I have expanded to the full 8 racks after the 1st time I used it. I got it as a gift, because I love to make jerky. It comes with a great recipie book which got me doing other foods as well. For the money, extra space & simple use you cant beat it!
5 out of 5
coleen C
plainfield, IL
Love it!
Oct. 24, 2012
I bought this dehydrator, because I have parrots & its more economical to make the dried friuts. I absolutely love this dehydrator! Works great! Right now I'm dring garlic to make my own garlic powder!
5 out of 5
Richard K
Lake Jackson, TX
Another Winner!
Oct. 6, 2012
I've had Nesco dehydrators for 20+ years, have had great luck with them. I replaced my FD-60 last year with this FD-80. I needed more drying space but was limited on room. My FD-60 which was several years old is still working perfectly for some friends to whom I gave it. This FD-80, expanded to 8 trays, it perfect for me. I know of other brands, some quite expensive, with the slide-in tray concept. I like instead to have expandability and not to be drying dead air space. More than anything, I want durability and reliability. My old 20+ year old Nesco is still working perfectly for a relative. Why swap brands when this one works for me?
5 out of 5
Elaine W
Fantastic Product for Gardeners
Sep. 25, 2012
I bought this dehydrator to make healthy dog treats and to save produce from the garden. I have made treats for the dogs from plain sliced sweet potato strips and plain banana slices. My dogs love them.
I have also dehydrated basil, oregano and marjarom to use for the winter months. I have zucchini, green beans, peppers, tomatoes dehydrated to add to soups and stews and am now working on dehydrating slices of apples for snacks and to add to baked goods.
I need to order more trays. The square trays hold quite a bit but I could use a couple more right now.
If you are thinking about ordering one of these, do not hesitate. It is a great unit and super quiet. You don't even know it is running.
5 out of 5
Mike P
My First Dehydrator & First Nesco Product:
Sep. 4, 2012
For years I been wanting a Dehydrator to do Jerky. The few friends of mine have them but always complain, it takes to long for jerky to dry and clean up is a pain. Then a friend told me about Nesco Dehydrators. He recommended the FD-37 Food Dehydrator. I seen the FD-80 Snack master and like the idea of being square so it will hold more and the 700 watts of power. I am so pleased with it's performance and quality of my jerky. I can dehydrator in 4.5 to 6 hours. I like it so much I told a another friend and she went out and picked up the same one. She took her old one and threw it away after she just tried this one only one time. There is no on and off switch which is no big deal, but wish it had a timer. But I still give it a 5 star. Nesco has me for a new customer.
5 out of 5
Gregg F
Woodsboro, MD
Best dehydrator I have found yet
Aug. 12, 2012
I got the FD-80 during the winter in preperation for the summer growing season. I have to admit, I did get some produce at the grocery store to try it out at first and it worked better than the product description states.
In using it with my fresh garden produce, I have found that this dehydrator produces the best tasting dried food I have ever tasted. Being able to set the temperature is such a wonderful bonus to a great product because it allows you to dry foods and retain color, taste, freshness, and vitamin content. It is easy to use and I expanded my trays to 6 using the add a tray pack. The dehydrator works so well, I have actually cut 6 to 12 hours off of my previous dehydrator's dry time.
I would recommend this product to every person in the world as it makes it possible to conserve food for longer without sacrificing flavor or vitamin content. If you are thinking about getting a dehydrator, buy this one. You will not regret it. I am very picky about my kitchen gadgets and this one is used so much, it has earned a permanent space on my counter. I wouldn't give up my dehydrator for anything... and my friends have asked to borrow it. I gave them the website address and told them to go get their own. Nobody is taking my dehydrator anywhere!
4 out of 5
Bob S
Farmington, MO
Simple and VERY Good!!!
June 21, 2012
Very simple and very well made. Easy to use and no switching trays!! Good buy for the money!
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"I never thought they would get out," the unidentified woman said of the sexting photos she sent to her boyfriend at the time. "I never thought anyone would see them."
She spoke to 9 Wants to Know with the intent of preventing teens from making the same mistake. She said her bitter ex-boyfriend shared her nude photos with students several years ago when she was a high school student.
The photos caused deep shame and embarrassment and destroyed her social life at school. Depression led to suicide attempts.
"I tried cutting myself. I tried [strangling] myself," she said. "I thought that was the easiest and best way for me to get away from everything. I never went to sporting events. I missed my junior and senior prom because I didn't want to be around everybody."
A recent study by the University of Texas published in July found 28 percent of teens have texted a nude photo of themselves
"We do think it is prevalent behavior and on top of that, we do think it's a pretty good indicator of sexual behavior," said Dr. Jeff Temple who conducted the study out the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas.
"They ask for a face shot, and the next question would be, 'Could I have a full body shot?' " one teen said while describing how she was pressured into sending a photo.
Other counties, and District officials, say either they don't keep track of sexting or have no data.
Prosecutors and police tell 9 Wants to Know most sexting cases never go to court. Young suspects routinely avoid criminal charges after taking educational diversion classes.
As for the young woman we first told you about, who sexted out a nude picture of herself to a then-boyfriend, she wants young people to remember the consequences of sexting can't be deleted. She lives with permanent regret. "Once a picture is out there, it's always out there."


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|Dragons prepare for second half of season
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
Holyoke tracksters made their way to Akron Saturday, April 20 to compete in the Akron Invitational. Out of 26 teams, the boys placed seventh and the girls finished in 20th.
"It was a good meet," coach Luke Thomas said. "It was almost a little strange to be running outside in the sun in 50-degree weather."
It has been a tough year so far for the HHS track and field team. They have been hindered by weather, forcing a number of postponements of meets and being forced inside for practices, but many Dragons continue to post personal records as they strive for state-qualifying times, distances and heights.
"It is nice to see personal records when we have been limited by the weather and the dirt track," Thomas said.
Carlos Diaz soars through the air during the long jump event
With the majority of the 26 teams at the meet competing in 2A, the Dragons were able to see how they stack up with much of the class. The invitational helped many tracksters identify the competitiveness of teams and athletes they are likely to face if they should make it to the state meet in mid-May.
Boys' relay teams had an exceptional day, placing in three events and earning 16 team points for the Dragons. The boys' 4x200 meter relay team, made up of Edgar Cruz, Carlos Diaz, T.J. Gertner and Andrew Kent, put on a first-place performance for the day.
The girls' sprint medley team, consisting of Lindsay Helgoth, Adi Bencomo, Jacinda Krueger and Cierra Prelle, was just short of cracking the top eight. Their time of 2:07.09 was less than a second slow of placing.
Daniel Bencomo was also just one spot off from placing in the top eight in the discus throw. His distance of 105'10.5" was just 4'7.5" short of the eighth-place finisher.
Currently two Dragons are in a position to qualify for the state meet. To qualify for state, an athlete must be in the top 18 in 2A for an event.
As of Monday, April 22, Diaz sits in 13th in the state in long jump and Krueger has posted a time good enough for a 12th-ranking in the girls' 100-meter dash.
The boys' 4x200 and 4x800 meter relay teams are just on the outside of the top 18 with a 22nd ranking and the boys' 4x100 meter relay team is at 26th.
T.J. Gertner sprints toward the finish line during the
Boys' results
400-meter run—Cruz, sixth, :56.21; and Ryan Parker, seventh, :56.53.
800-meter run—Parker, fourth, 2:21.22.
4x800 meter relay—Diaz, Cruz, Kent and Gertner, seventh, :48.74.
4x200 meter relay—Cruz, Diaz, Gertner and Kent, first, 1:40.63.
4x800 meter relay—Jacob Vasa, Eric Rojo, Cruz and Parker, fifth, 9:52.19.
Long jump—Diaz, second, 19'0.5"; and Gertner, seventh, 17'11.5".
Girls' results
100-meter dash—Krueger, fourth, :13.50.
400-meter run—Prelle, eighth, 1:09.25.
Cierra Prelle races down the track as
Upcoming action
The Dragons will compete again Thursday, April 25 in Yuma. The meet was originally scheduled for April 9 but was postponed due to weather.
The team has opted out of the Northeast Colorado Classic Friday, April 26, but will head to the Wray Invitational Saturday, April 27.
Holyoke Enterprise April 25, 2013


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Brownie Base:
1 cup chocolate chips
½ cup softened butter
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3 eggs, slightly beaten
1 tsp. vanilla
1¼ cups flour
¼ tsp. baking soda
In microwave, melt chocolate chips. Cool slightly.
In a mixing bowl, cream together butter and sugar. Add eggs and vanilla; mix well.
Stir in melted chocolate chips. Combine flour and soda; add to butter mixture.
Spread into a greased 9 x 13 inch pan.
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In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugars. Beat in milk and vanilla.
Gradually add flour. Stir in chocolate chips. Drop by tablespoons on baked, cooled brownies,
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I'm following the tutorial "UNIX and Windows Accounts in Zimbra LDAP and Zimbra Admin UI" and I have find that I have to edit the zimbra_posixaccount's config_templalte.xml file.
Now, in config_template.xml, I have see this entry: " <property name="homePath">/home/%u</property>". What does it means?
I would like to use the folder /mnt/samba/home/%u instead of the traditional /home/%U. Have I to modify the entry
" <property name="homePath">/home/%u</property>" accordingly?
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FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. (WUSA9) -- Wednesday morning, WUSA 9's Scott Broom reported from Frederick County on the road conditions there.
He started at the rest stop on top of South Mountain, which has an elevation of 1200 feet. His dash camera showed that it was snowing steadily. According to Broom, the snow is heavy and wet, which could be an issue for power lines, trees and roadway.
A picnic table on South Mountain was covered with approximately 4 to 5 inches, according to Broom's estimation.
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I'm preparing for a 4.5.11 to 5.0.6 NE upgrade and am aware of this wiki entry, which outlines a procedure for preparing any LDAP replicas for the upgrade.
It looks like this entry was made at 5.0.2 timeframe, and just want to confirm what's still required for 5.0.6.
We have an ldap master and one ldap replica. As far as I can tell, only step 1 in the procedure is needed anymore:
Stop LDAP, as the zimbra user, type ldap stop
Change directory, type cd /opt/zimbra/openldap/etc/openldap/schema/
As the root user, type mv zimbra/schema zimbra.schema.old
As the root user, type wget http://files.zimbra.com/downloads/5..../zimbra.schema
As the root user, type chown zimbra:zimbra zimbra.schema
As the root user, type chmod 664 zimbra.schema
Restart the server, as the zimbra user, type ldap start
And since 5.0.6, step 2 is not needed.
So, first question: Is this still true that all I need to do is step 1?
Also, in past upgrades, I've always stopped Zimbra on both servers (both are mta's and mailstores as well), and then upgraded the master, started it, and then upgraded the replica, and then started it.
Therefore, I'd like to confirm that this order will work when including the LDAP fix:
1. Perform the LDAP schema change on the replica as outlined in step one of the wiki mentioned above.
2. On the replica: zmcontrol stop
3. On the master: zmcontrol stop
4. On the master: run install.sh as normal, starting services.
5. On the replica: run install.sh as normal, starting services.
Question 2, then: Does this procedure & order look OK?
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I just got a Lizzy yesterday
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Usually a girl. Someone who is extremely ugly with tons off hideous piercings to try and cover it up. they fry their hair of and poke out their lips like a duck in pictures. everybody talks trash about her but she is too clueless to know. her boyfriend is the complete opposite of loyal to her but she is as love blind and her tits- waittt, she just doesn't have any.
Friend- "did you know that he cheated on you again?"
Lizzy- "No he didn't!! he would never do that!!"
Friend- "Wow, you are so dumb."
Lizzy- "No he didn't!! he would never do that!!"
Friend- "Wow, you are so dumb."
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Large Black lab with the mindset of a small lap dog that is prone to lock herself in the bathroom put a stopper in the sink and turn the water on and dump random objects into a sink full of water and follows moving objects like a guided missle.
Lizzy is sooo precise at messing that up
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Self-absorbed snob, with no life!
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The Burton Hail snowboard boot has become a fast favorite for its freestyle-friendly flex and all-mountain versatility. The medium flex handles everything on the mountain, but it's really in its element when you get it into the park. Traditional laces keep it light, and let you fine-tune where and how tight your boots are. The lacing gets a hand from the Exo-Wrap reinforced lower lacing, which keeps your foot stuck in place without having to crank down too hard on your laces.
Like the rest of Burton's lineup, Shrinkage technology reduces your footprint by a full boot size, and that means less toe drag. The articulated cuff frees up the flex, for skate-shoe inspired freedom without sacrificing support. The Holy Shit sole system is no joke―it combines tons of cushioning with greater articulation for perfect tweaks and unrestricted balance for unleashing your deepest, darkest jib fantasies. If you're a park shark that isn't afraid to take your moves to the rest of the mountain, the Hail is all the backup you need.
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Lets start with the pros: fantastic park/freestyle flex. Gave me a more skatey feel, forgiving, and tweakable.
Here are the cons: horrible ankle pinching. Rode in discomfort for three days. Tried molding the liners, but it still didn't help. Now, I ride with constant ankle pinching. Buyer beware.
I've rode Burton Assaults for two seasons, which fit like a glove. Burton's Warranty department made my experience even worse by rejecting my complaints as disingenuous. Another friend of mine owns these boots and has the same ankle discomfort. He thought it was normal because he rode a pair of uncomfortable boots for 3 seasons.
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These boots are incredible. Let me start by saying that I first bought a pair of Salomon boots with the turn-and-tighten tech, thinking it would be more convenient. I could not have been more wrong...those Salomon's felt like needles on my feet; I literally had to stop every few seconds to let my feet recover from the burning discomfort. So, I did some reading...found the BURTON HAIL boots and decided to give them a try. These are the greatest things I've thusfar purchased for myself. The lacing system is far, far superior to anything else. It allows for unparalleled customization, allowing me to tighten them where they need tightening and loosen them where I need room and freedom. Perfect. They are warm, with great insulation, and have plenty of width by my foot. Now, I can shred the gnar without any issues, and I'm already hitting the park my first day with these boots. Couldn't ask for more, buy them NOW.
Best boot ever made
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I'm personally not the biggest fan of Burton products. but when it comes to their boots, no one can touch them. The burton hail boots have been my favorite park boots ever. and I've had alot of different boots. They fit to your foot and mold so well its like skate shoes. You will never have cold feet. EVER. and you will never have wet feet until you tear these things apart. The feel and flex is perfect. You want to murder rails and bash metal objects then throw hard on jumps any size? these are the boots for the job. They also fit incredibly slim, so you don't have all this extra weight or bulkiness in your bindings. Shrinkage technology has also always been awesome to me. It really does create less toe or heal drag, and when you ride Bear Mountain like i used to where it can get pretty slushy at mid day, you definitely don't want much drag. I've landed to flats plenty of times and have died on tricks in these but I never have had heel bruising or shin splints through out the whole season of hard riding. my ankles were too extremely happy. Get these boots, don't even think twice about it.
Not to stoked
Not the biggest fan. bought it for the articulating ankle so it doesn't bunch around the ankle? but it still does.


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Remember when we mentioned Riccardo Tisci's really expensive issue of Visionaire? Well, it's out. And thankfully it's hardcover (I don't know if I'm joking). It's also very, very NSFW. The issue is described as Tisci's "meditation on the theme of religion" and explores the subject as "a synonym for obsession, ritual, worship, apparition and the celebration of humanity."
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Attend a lecture or workshop. Number 15 in a series of uses for your library card.
Your library is a place of learning, fun and ideas. Sometimes all at once.
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Library programming, supported by Minnesota's Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, is at an all-time high. All of the 32 library locations for Great River Regional Library offer workshops and presentations for various age groups and interests. Most can be found listed on our Events calendar.
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A four-year-old horse in Halifax County had to be euthanized after contracting the state's first reported case of Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis this year.
Triple E, as the disease is called, is a mosquito-borne disease. It's preventable in horses by yearly vaccination, and experts are sounding the alert.
"The number of reported EEE cases fluctuates each year," said State Veterinarian David Marshall. "Late summer to early fall is peak mosquito season in North Carolina, and this is right on schedule for us to start seeing cases."
According to the state, "North Carolina had 6 reported EEE cases in 2010, 23 in 2009 and 13 in 2008. It is estimated that for every reported case, four or more cases go unreported. There was one case last year of West Nile virus, another mosquito-borne disease that affects equine."
Officials report "people, horses and birds can become infected from a bite by a mosquito carrying the diseases, but there is no evidence that horses can transmit the virus to other horses, birds or people through direct contact."


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Is there a way to determine whether a Zimbra server is running a 32- or 64-bit version of Zimbra from the Admin Console?
I know that searching for
$set:get version
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Jean Nouvel's Shipping Container Restaurant Sprouts on Seguin Island in Paris
Les Grandes Tables of Seguin Island is a large timber-framed structure wrapped in glass. The bare bones suspended scaffolding wraps around recycled shipping cargo containers, giving it an industrial yet minimalist look. Set in the middle of a seasonal garden,
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Not sure really. It all sounds good and I like the idea of picking a gold, silver and bronze but if the maps are as cut and dry as you say then surely all this would do is mean the gap between first and last would be even greater? Or are you saying you would prefer someone to get 3 votes no matter how many entries there are to try and separate the group bringing up the rear? If so, why not just vote on every single map, putting them in order of preference? If that was possible then it would be compltely fair.
I have a feeling though that it might be a reduced amount of votes to facilitate casual voting. Someone with a spare few minutes can quickly vote on one or two maps but it might take some thinking to place all in order of preference. I know that isn't what you suggested but I would view that as the best system.


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Erica is having relationship problems…with her older married boyfriend. Here is her email…
Yi guys! I have been having an affair with a married man. I know it's wrong but the chemistry between us is amazing and the relations are incredible. Now, he's offering to pay my rent on an apartment that's near his work so he can see me more often. I'm not sure I want to get that serious because he's quite a bit older than me and I like my freedom. He also keeps saying he's going to leave his wife and continues to gift me with jewelry, vacations and other great things. Am I a fool to believe this is going to last? My best friend says I'm being used while my sister says I should enjoy the 'perks' while I can? What do you think?
Slacker and Steve receive emails all the time asking for help like this and still try to keep an open mind every time one comes in. Steve says that Erica should take the emotion out of it and just keep things going the way they are now. All the problems in a relationship start when people stop thinking logically. He says they should just take it for what it is right now and no one will get hurt. Slacker, on the other hand, says that this can't end well no matter what happens. Even if he did leave his wife to be with her, she is always gonna wonder if there's another woman when he says he has to work late or something. Plus, if she accepted the apartment now, she's kind of obligated to be on his schedule. Slacker used this as a scenario… Say that he tells his wife he's going to work late one night and wants to be with Erica for relations. But Erica isn't really in to it that night and says she doesn't feel like it, he could tell her he doesn't feel like writing the rent check that month. Tricky, tricky.
What advice do you have for Erica?
Hmm…I'm going to have to agree with Slacker, I don't see this ending well whatsoever. Sure, the gifts are nice and all but it is very prostitute sounding. If she's in love with him than she needs to talk about it but she is always going to remember this part of the relationship if things progress. I say, woman up, pay your own way and stop seeing him. He's a bad guy.
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1973 Dodge Challenger - The Hemi InsideWritten by Douglas Glad on May 14, 2008 This guy has been on TV. He also builds a cool 6.1L swapped '73 Dodge Challenger with modern Hemi power.
"The baby seat? It's for a real baby. This is my daily driver." La Paglia's car was built to commute from point A to point B (and point C on the weekends). You never hear that anymore. The car is tidy and usable inside, and from the outside, it looks like another clean version of Dodge's '73 Challenger. The low exhaust burble makes you think 318 until you open the hood and spot the 6.1L Hemi. That's what hooked us. This is the first 6.1L Hemi E-Body swap we've seen, and it's one of the cleanest around. Jonathan LaPaglia acts like it's no big deal.
Before 1998, Jonathan lived in New York City and never owned a car. When he moved to Los Angeles, he was forced to buy some wheels, and that's when the fever took him. "My first car was a '93 Bronco with a V-8, and I really liked the power," says Jonathan. He went through a couple more trucks with big engines but still couldn't satisfy his right-foot thirst.
"That's when I started looking at muscle-cars," says Jonathan. His first score was a perfect '67 GTO that was a little too mint to drive. "It was so nice that I got paranoid about it, I couldn't drive it. I started looking for a car with a few battle scars." Following an ad in the locals, Jonathan ended up in front of a clean-looking B5 Blue '73 Challenger. The owner was the shifty sort, and refused to let Jonathan drive the car around the block for "insurance reasons." That was salesman-speak for "needs lots of work and might not make it home." "My girlfriend told me to buy it! Buy it!," Jonathan admits. "So we bought it, and as we headed out on the freeway, everything started howling. Then the speedometer began to spin in the housing until the needle broke off."
The body and paint were original, and the 340 and 727 were cobbled together, but the combo moved the car and looked respectable enough to get by. So Jonathan worked on rebuilding the suspension with new bushings and lowered the ride height. "I like my cars to handle well before I get into the power," he says. "It handled like a dog, so I did the suspension first."
Jonathan drove the car for four years with reasonable paint, an adequate 340, and a stock three-speed transmission. "Eventually I got tired of the engine screaming on the freeway as some old lady in a Scion passed me." By then, Jonathan owned an '06 SRT-8 Magnum , which gave him the idea to swap in a modern engine and overdrive transmission. After doing a little market research, he realized there was no engine management available. Plan B was to rebuild the 340 with a stroker crank and add some fuel injection instead. That plan was derailed when the machine shop found several fatal cracks in the original block. While he was fighting a series of bad blocks and mathing out the other parts required for the build, Mopar Performance released an engine controller for the application. After hearing that, Jonathan had a 6.1L crate engine shipped to L.A., along with a five-speed kit from Keisler.
Originally, Jonathan dropped off the car and parts with a mechanic to do the job, but that proved to be time-consuming and costly. After a lot of back and forth, the mechanic just didn't have the time to finish the job. "If you want a car like this, you've either got to have a bunch of money or do it yourself," says Jonathan. "The motor and transmission were sitting in it but nothing else. Going back to the mechanic got old and expensive, so I just did it myself."
The experience transformed Jonathan from a guy who never had a car to someone who talks like he's been building Mopars his whole life. "I did it by using the Internet, buying a shop manual, and I pulled the whole car apart and put it back together doing one manageable section at a time and learning the car. It was totally worth it."
Tech Notes
What: '73 Dodge Challenger
Owner: Jonathan LaPaglia
Where: Los Angeles CA, where it is warm virtually all year.
Engine: The 6.1L Hemi is a crate engine from Mopar Performance with an advertised 425 hp and 450 lb-ft of torque. It came mostly naked, so Jonathan had to source a lot of parts like accessory drives and headers for the swap. The sump from Charlie's Oil Pans in Ohio fits the original K-Member, so you can drop in either a 5.7L or 6.1L Hemi. In this case, John also had to notch the K-member to clear the A/C compressor. The engine mounts are from a company called Schumacher Creative Services that specializes in Mopar swaps. They are designed to accept Tube Technologies Inc. (TTI) headers.
Controller: The Mopar Performance controller is similar to an AEM race box, fully programmable with timing and fuel maps. You even get all the sensors and a cableoperated throttle. The 6.1L was always speed density so John didn't have to switch it from a mass airflow system. The kit comes with three base maps that include one for the 6.1L. When the time came, it fired up with no leaks and no problems, which impressed John, since he did all the fuel-system plumbing by himself. After that, he sent it out to DC Performance for fine-tuning.
Exhaust: The TTI swap headers feed a 2.5-inch system with a cross-pipe. Sounded stock to us. TTI also makes headers for A- and B-Body Hemi swaps, just in case you were getting any ideas.
Trans: The Tremec TKO600 arrived with everything Jonathan needed to swap from an automatic to a five-speed, including the clutch kit and driveshaft. Because the car was so low, the transmission tunnel had to be clearanced a bit and the headers needed to be moved up to stay off the pavement.
A/C: John used the original heater box and ordered the compressor, condenser, hoses, and all the other underhood parts from Chrysler for a 6.1L. "I couldn't bear to see the hoses, so I ran the A/C lines using hard line from Vintage Air," says Jonathan. "I had a quote to do the hard lines, but I ended up doing it myself using bits and pieces. Works great."
Accessories: The front dress is from Chrysler and is for a 6.1L. The Hydroboost (hydraulic brake booster) is pressurized by a Chevy power-steering pump that was installed back when he had the 340 with a big cam and no vacuum.
Rear: The rearend is an 83/4 with 3.91:1 gears. It's just about the only part on the car that's close to original.
Brakes: This thing stops on a dime. John used the Baer 13-inch Baer Claw Track system in the front and 12-inch Baer Claw Sport system in the rear with an e-brake option. With the old engine and cam, it wouldn't stop. With the Hydroboost, it stops. He probably doesn't need it with the smaller duration of a factory cam, but it's still there.
Suspension: When he bought the car, it was riding on the bumpstops. John added Firm Feel tube upper control arms, boxed lowers, 2-inch drop spindles, and a 1-inch sway bar in the front and a 3/4-inch sway bar in the rear. The adjustable shocks are from Koni, and he had a set of custom springs built in the rear. To get the car low, John found a spring-eye box that drops the body down over the spring for good looks without the kidney damage.
Wheels/Tires: To get the look that has become traditional, the Dodge is on American Racing Torq-Thrust IIs. It has 17x7s in the front with 225/45ZR17 Goodyear Eagle F1s and 18x10s with 6-inch backspacing in the rear on 285/35ZR18s.
Inside: The cabin is fully lined with Dynamat and a stealth 11-speaker stereo system installed with three-way component Focal speakers up front (whatever that means) in custom kick panels, two-way Focal speakers in the parcel deck, and a 10-inch JL Audio sub in a ported enclosure behind the rear seat all driven by JL amps in the trunk. There's an Alpine head unit with an Ipod connection, XM radio, a Bluetooth phone interface, and power windows (with remote roll up when the alarm is armed), power door and trunk locks, and a power antenna. Also interesting in such a swap are the gauges. The stock fuel sending unit is retained inside a Rick's Hot Rod Shop EFI gas tank conversion and there are available ports on the manifold and block for the stock temp and oil sending units (using thread adapters). The tach was converted with modern VDO internals and receives a signal directly from the Mopar Performance ECU. The ammeter was converted to a voltmeter.
Special tricks: The block needs a 45-degree oil filter adapter from a Dodge Durango and a shorter oil filter to clear the K-member.


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HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- Authorities have identified four people killed when a man being pursued by police drove into opposing traffic on a South Florida highway.
The Florida Highway Patrol has identified the victims as Dennis Ryan Rinon Ortiz of California, Albertson Anthony Almase of Fort Lauderdale, his sister Kristina Almase of Fort Lauderdale and Lily Marie Azarcon of the Phillippines.
Albertson Almase was a petty officer 2nd class in the Navy and stationed in San Diego.
The four victims were in a minivan struck head-on early Wednesday on Interstate 95 by an SUV.
An Opa-locka police officer initially attempted to pull over the SUV for a traffic infraction. The SUV's driver suffered two broken legs in the crash. He faces four counts of vehicular homicide.
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OCALA – A man who sheriff's detectives said shot and killed two motel employees and also shot at another person last month has been indicted, according to a State Attorney Office official with knowledge of the case.
Assistant State Attorney Amy Berndt said Wednesday that Kelvin Lee Coleman, 37, was indicted Tuesday on two counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder.
Berndt said Coleman's hearing lasted two hours. He is being represented by Public Defender Trisha Jenkins.
On March 12, witnesses and detectives say Coleman had an argument with a clerk at the Vacation Host Inn at 3330 S. Pine Ave., Ocala, where the mother of his children lived, because an employee had told the woman that one of their children should not ride a bicycle near the large glass windows for safety reasons.
Coleman left the motel property, but returned just before 9 p.m. and approached Lester Carter, 42, and shot him several times. A witness said when Glendora Johnson, 54, came to her co-worker's aid, Coleman shot her at least twice then used the gun to strike the injured man several times in the upper body.
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Carter died on scene. Johnson was taken to a nearby hospital, where she died.
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WASHINGTON – The sound of clattering dishes inside The Diner in Adams Morgan betrays the late hour as hurried servers scuttle between tables. While most people are getting ready for bed, the graveyard shift at this Northwest D.C. eatery is just getting started.
Brandon Bell, the night manager, has trained his body to cope with the irregular hours. At 34 years old, he arrives to work around 8:45 p.m. and heads back to his home in Capitol Heights, Md. sometime before 7 a.m.
Instead of sleeping the day away, he helps out his mother or works on his creative projects for Phyre Arts Entertainment, a D.C.-area production and talent agency he founded several years ago. Then it starts all over.
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"I'm a night owl anyway," he says. "If I was just at home, I would be up until 3 or 4 a.m."
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"It's the same kind of," she says. "I'm serving, taking care of and dealing with a lot of people at the same time, same as the classroom."
"The only difference is they've been drinking and they're bigger."
But not every night is so chaotic – most graveyard shifts can be divided into four stages:
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And finally there are the regulars. These are the people who can be counted on day in and day out. They order the same thing, they sit in the same seats and they make the graveyard shift memorable, says Bell.
"We have a few characters," he says. "An older guy that comes in every single graveyard around 2 a.m. and gets eggs and corn beef hash and sits there and laughs and jokes to himself."
Other regulars include Janice, who always orders a Diet Coke, and Mark, who loves a glass of Malbec.
"We expect them to come in and we know them by name now and they know us by name," Bell says. "It's really cool. We kind of look forward to those people because they keep things positive."
Prescott and Bell join the 16 percent of workers employed on the overnight shift. Studies show that people who keep irregular hours are at a greater risk of heart disease and stroke, and about 20 percent of them fall asleep on the job, CNN reports.
Conventional wisdom aside, Bell plans to continue his double life as an artist by day and graveyard shift worker by night. When he is not busy running The Diner, he is preparing a big surprise for inauguration weekend.
Until then, Bell is satisfied with getting four or five hours of sleep a night while juggling work at The Diner and Phyre Arts.
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- This page is about the child of Gilly and Craster. For other uses, see Sam (disambiguation).
Sam is a character who is introduced in the third season. He is the son of Craster, a wildling who marries his daughters, and Gilly, one of his daughter-wives, being his mother/half-sister. He was named after Samwell Tarly, who saved the lives of Gilly and her son.
Season 3Edit
Two of Craster's wives deliver Gilly's baby in a birthing hut. At the same time the Night's Watch survivors of the Battle of the Fist of the First Men take shelter at Craster's Keep. After Gilly and Samwell Tarly notice that her new baby is a boy, they realize that Craster will want to sacrifice him to the White Walkers.[1]
Sam visits Gilly, who is deeply distraught about the impending fate of her newborn son. She is frantic, and yells at Sam not to draw attention to his gender, as Craster will want to offer it up as a sacrifice when he finds out. He asks her if she has decided on a name, but she responds that there is no point in naming her baby if he is only going to be offered up as a human sacrifice. She gives Sam back his mother's thimble and says she doesn't care about such stupid things, and is focused only on protecting the life of her baby.
When a mutiny breaks out that results in the deaths of Craster and Lord Commander Jeor Mormont, Sam rushes to Gilly's hut and tells her that they must leave. Sam runs out of Craster's Keep with Gilly and her baby, as loyal Night's Watch members fall to the mutineers, who also kill or rape Craster's other wives. Gilly leads the way into the night because she knows the woods around her home.[2]
After several days of travelling, Sam, Gilly, and her baby arrived at an abandoned cabin in a forest. After lighting a fire, Sam suggests that Gilly name her son but she does not know any boy names. Sam gives her some examples, and also explains the difference between first and last names. They are interrupted by the squawks of several crows outside. When Sam and Gilly, who is carrying the baby, went out to investigate, they saw hundreds of crows squawking angrily at them. Shortly later, Gilly witnesses a White Walker approaching and realized that the creature has come for the baby due to Craster's habit of sacrificing male babies to these creatures. Sam manages to kill the White Walker with a dragonglass dagger. The three of them then flee into the night.[3]
Following their encounter with the White Walker, Sam's mother Gilly and her protector Samwell continue their journey to Castle Black, the headquarters of the Night's Watch. Based on Samwell's knowledge of the roads and places in the North, they head for Nightfort, an abandoned castle which was formerly the headquarters of the Night's Watch and is situated between Castle Black and Beyond the Wall.[4] After travelling past the Wall, Sam and the adults finally reach Nightfort, where they encounter Bran Stark, the half-brother of Samwell's friend Jon Snow. Bran and his companions—Jojen Reed and his sister Meera, the servant Hodor and the direwolf Summer are travelling Beyond the Wall in search of the three-eyed raven.[5]
Due to their experiences beyond the Wall, Samwell and Gilly are not willing to return to the Wall with Bran and company. They part company, and Sam and the adults complete their journey to Castle Black. There, they met Maester Aemon, who is furious at the prospect that Samwell has violated his vows. However, Aemon's demeanor softens upon learning that Gilly was one of the late Craster's wives and that Sam is one of his offspring. Aemon acknowledges that Gilly is now a refugee and that she and her child should be sheltered since the North is no longer safe for humans. Aemon then orders Sam to begin writing letters immediately and to make sure that all forty-four of Castle Black's ravens are well-fed, as every one of them will fly that night: the White Walkers have returned, and Westeros must be warned. For the moment, Sam and his mother are safe from the White Walkers.[6]
Season 4Edit
Worried about Gilly and her baby, Samwell Tarly has them sent away to Mole's Town. Gilly is given work at the local brothel.[7]
A whore is annoyed that Gilly's baby woke her up during a night in Mole's Town. Meanwhile, a wildling raiding party, including Tormund, Styr, and Ygritte, attack the town, killing everyone in their path. Ygritte discovers Gilly hiding with her baby, but urges them to keep quiet, sparing their lives.[8]
Gilly and her baby flee to the safety of Castle Black. Sam is overjoyed to see them and has them hide in a storage room for the duration of the battle.[9]
Season 5Edit
Little Sam remains with his mother Gilly at Castle Black. However, Gilly is fearful that she and her baby may be sent away if Ser Alliser Thorne is chosen as the new Lord Commander of the Night's Watch.[10]
On his deathbed, Maester Aemon fondly interacts with Little Sam, recalling that his younger brother Egg had a jolly laugh just like him when he was a baby. His strength failing, he also warns Gilly that she must go south with her baby before it is too late - winter is almost upon them and the White Walkers will come with it to attack the Wall.[11]
Sam asks Jon if he can travel to Oldtown to study and replace Aemon as the new maester for Castle Black, as he feels there is no other way he can help them as he cannot fight. He also wishes to take Gilly and little Sam with him, in order to protect them from the coming war against the White Walkers. Jon allows this and Sam, Gilly and little Sam depart shortly after.[12]
Season 6Edit
Little Sam accompanies his mother Gilly and Samwell Tarly on a sea voyage to Oldtown in The Reach. Since the Citadel only admits men within its walls, Samwell plans to send Sam and his mother to live with his family at Horn Hill. Samwell is unwilling to abandon Sam and his mother to the tender mercies of the streets of Oldtown.[13]
|Season Three appearances
|Valar Dohaeris
|Dark Wings, Dark Words
|Walk of Punishment
|And Now His Watch is Ended
|Kissed by Fire
|The Climb
|The Bear and the Maiden Fair
|Second Sons
|The Rains of Castamere
|Season Four appearances
|Two Swords
|The Lion and the Rose
|Breaker of Chains
|First of His Name
|The Laws of Gods and Men
|The Mountain and the Viper
|The Watchers on the Wall
|The Children
|Season Five appearances
|The Wars to Come
|The House of Black and White
|High Sparrow
|Sons of the Harpy
|Kill the Boy
|Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
|The Gift
|The Dance of Dragons
|Mother's Mercy
|Season Six appearances
|The Red Woman
|Book of the Stranger
|The Door
|Blood of My Blood
|The Broken Man
|Season 6, Episode 8
|Season 6, Episode 9
|Season 6, Episode 10
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In the books, Gilly's son was born in the third novel - the TV series split the third novel in half due to its size, adapting it across Season 3 and Season 4. Moreover, time seems to move more slowly in the TV series. This leads to complications for his exact age in the TV continuity: the exact rate at which time progresses has not been directly specified, but generally it seems that it follows a principle that one TV season equals one year of in-universe story time. A the least, this principle was followed in the first three seasons: characters in Season 2 state that one year has passed since the events of Season 1, and characters in Season 3 state that two years have passed since Season 1. For example, in late Season 3 Brynden Tully says that the war - which began in late Season 1 - had been going on for two years by that point.
Gilly's son Sam was born on-screen in Season 3 episode 3, "Walk of Punishment". If the principle that one TV season equals one year of story-time has remained consistent, Sam would have to be around 3 years old in Season 6 (possibly a little less, due to a difference of a few months, etc.)
Gilly's son is still a baby only about a year old as of his most recent appearance in the fourth novel, when Gilly takes him on the journey to Oldtown - corresponding to her storyline in Season 6 of the TV series. The TV adaptation, however, might not have taken into account for this storyline the principle followed in the rest of the TV series about the rate at which time progresses from one season to the next, keeping Gilly's son a baby - when if the time principle was followed consistently, he should be a toddler around 2-3 years old.
On the other hand, few statements about the progression of time have been made from Season 4 onwards. While Seasons 1 to 3 were outright stated to last about one year each, the rate at which time progresses from Season 4 onwards might have slowed down - just without making it explicitly clear to the audience through on-screen dialogue (in which case, it is possible that only about one year has progressed since the beginning of Season 4). Roose Bolton said at the Red Wedding at the end of Season 3 that he was going to marry Fat Walda Frey, by mid-Season 5 she announced she was pregnant with his child, and in early Season 6 she gave birth. It isn't clear exactly when she conceived, though this would result in a nine month pregnancy. Thus, at the very least, roughly a year or so must have passed between Season 3 and Season 6.
Even so, Sam was born in early Season 3, other comments indicated that Season 3 lasted one year (albeit Sam was born after it began), and even a conservative reading of the TV timeline would have to make him nearly 2 years old in Season 6 - straining the plausibility of him remaining a "baby" and not a "toddler".
When Sam reappears in Season 6 episode 3 "Oathbreaker", his age is ambiguous: he doesn't seem to be played by a baby-actor anymore but by a somewhat older child with a full head of hair, but the situation is still very unclear.
For further discussion see the "Timeline" article.
In the booksEdit
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Gilly's child actually does not possess a name. Due to the harsh conditions Beyond the Wall, the wildlings have a high infant mortality rate and believe naming a baby after birth is an ill-omen. Therefore, they do not give their babies names at all until they have survived to fully two years of age. Gilly follows that custom, and for that reason she has not given any name to her baby yet. Wildlings do sometimes give their babies nicknames in the meantime, but Gilly hasn't called her baby "Sam" in the books.
Some people in Castle Black call the baby "Monster" affectionately, while others call him "Abomination" because he is born of incest.
In A Feast for Crows, Jon sends Gilly and Mance Rayder's baby son alongside Sam and Maester Aemon to Oldtown via Braavos, fearing that Melisandre may sacrifice either Aemon or the baby for their "king's blood". Gilly is hearbroken that she has to leave her own baby behind, but Jon forces her to (he feels sorry for her, but reluctantly sticks to his decision). He promises Gilly that her boy will be safe and be raised at Castle Black under Jon's protection. Before departing, Gilly begs Jon to take good care of the baby, and not to name him before he is two years old. Most of the journey Gilly is overcome with grief at being separated from her child.
Currently, the child is still in Castle Black.
After Maester Aemon's death, Gilly actually says that she intends to name Mance Rayder's baby "Aemon Steelsong" or "Aemon Battleborn" in his honor, when he reaches two years of age. She does not choose a name for her own baby.
See also Edit
- Gilly's baby on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (MAJOR spoilers from the books)


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Right on!!! Great bird how long was the beard?
10" It was super thick!
Awesome bird, way to go............did you get him with your bow or cheat with a shotgun
hahahaha I cheated with a rifle.
I tried with my bow for quite a few days and just couldn't do it and I ran out of time to be able to turkey hunt and I'd much rather eat a turkey than my tag!
Ya, hunt'n those birds with a bow really increases the difficulty level. Some years it all comes together and others years not at all. That's a really nice bird you got there.........congrats.
it definitely does. I have tried with my bow for 4 years now and still havent gotten one with my bow! It will happen sometime though! Thank you!
Get ya a ground blind and stick with it.......it'll happen. One of my most succesful setups is putting the blind between the roost tree and my decoys, this setup makes the birds walk by the blind to get to the decoys. As the birds walk by the blind "all back and side windows closed" headed for the deeks your already at full draw when they come into a front window, by then it's to late for Mr. Tom.


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Summer Orientation Days Put the "U" in Urbana
Last week, Urbana University kicked off the Summer Orientations and welcomed almost 50 future Blue Knights on campus. The day was one of six Summer Orientations for new and transferring students. These orientations are designed to provide students and parents with important information about the resources available at Urbana University.
It is a time when representatives across campus host a variety of informative sessions intended to provide guidance to students to help them succeed.
"Orientation is a vital part of the Urbana experience. Our orientation program allows new students to get a first-hand look at the UU way. Students are exposed to Urbana traditions and history, get to talk with current students, faculty, and staff, and walk away with their first Urbana schedule," said Mitch Joseph '08, Director of Campus Life.
"From the moment new students walk in the door of the Student Center they are greeted by our U-Team Orientation Leader staff, then at the end of the day students are able to walk away with a root beer float. Our entire purpose behind the Orientation Day is to build a strong sense of Blue Knight pride and ramp up the excitement for the fall semester."
The Office of Admissions plays an active role in the day, welcoming students to campus. Admissions Counselor Jodie Walker '06 has participated in more than five summers of orientation sessions and looks forward to this time of the year. "My favorite thing about orientation is when students get their student IDs and schedule. You can see it hit incoming students that they are really going to be college freshman," Walker stated.
Orientation is filled with anticipation and change. Niles Gammon, an incoming junior from Indiana who's transferring into the Blue Knight Football program after playing for a Division-I state school said, "I'm looking forward to being in a small classroom. It is easier to ask for help and I think I may be more successful as a college student. Overall, I'm looking forward to a fresh start."
Joseph Kenneth Thouvenot from Illinois expressed gratitude for his financial aid package. "I am happy with the nice scholarship that I received. I am looking forward to being a student athlete and taking it to the next level." Thouvenot will major in business and plans to play soccer this fall.
According to Joseph, one of the most popular sessions during orientation was the history of Urbana University session led by Kat Steiner, Director of Alumni Relations and Graduate Assistant Tom Alexander.
"The session is intended to give an overview of the unique traditions that make Urbana a special place," Steiner said. "We are invested in our students because they are going to be part of the alumni family."
For more information about registering for fall classes or Summer Orientation sessions, call the Office of Admissions at 937-484-1356.


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Lesley University has beautiful outdoor venues for groups ranging from 150 to 400 people.
Groups interested in reserving outdoor space at Lesley University can complete a Facility Rental Form. Please click on a photograph below for a larger view.
Lesley's Dining Commons spills out to a beautiful outdoor amphitheater, located across from Edith Lesley Wolfard's original home. The space can be reserved for parties up to 400 people.
Framed by historic architecture, this bucolic setting offers picturesque vistas at nearly every turn for approximately 300 people.
The stunning recent renovation of Sherrill Plaza opens the venue to a variety activities for up to 150 people.
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