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WASHINGTON – There's more involved in rising gas prices than most drivers probably might suspect.
A part of the price of fuel helps gas retailers offset the cost of credit card swipe fees.
"Banks make more money off these transactions than the person selling you the gasoline make, and that's been true now for six years in a row," says Doug Kantor, counsel to the National Association of Convenience Stores.
Buy gas or any product with a credit card and banks dealing with Visa and Mastercard get a flat fee for the transaction, as well as a percentage of the sale.
These fees rose by about 180 percent between 2004 and 2011, according to an analysis by the National Association of Convenience Stores, while gas prices rose about 80 percent.
Retailers trying to offset swipe fees either pass those costs on by charging about 7 cents more per gallon, or they go out of business, Kantor says.
The Electronics Payment Coalition takes issue with those claims and the characterization that rates have changed 180 percent in recent years. Credit card swipe rates have stayed level, spokeswoman Trish Wexler tells WTOP.
Even if the rate itself stays the same, retailers pay more as consumers spend more, says Wexler, because the rates are percentages.
Retailers got an $8 billion windfall last year when Congress adjusted debit card rules allowing retailers to pay banks less for debit card transactions, Wexler says.
Half of all transactions at the pump happen with debit cards, according to a survey by Phoenix Marketing that Wexler cites.
"Right now there's no evidence retailers are passing any of those savings along to their customers," she says, citing a study from WheresMyDebitDiscount.com.
Kantor says Congress should pass legislation addressing swipe cards fees.
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Summary:After challenging an evil dragon, rescuing a beautiful princess and saving your in-laws' kingdom, what's an ogre to do? Well, if you're Shrek, you suddenly wind up a domesticated family man. Instead of scaring villagers away like he used to, a reluctant Shrek now agrees to autograph pitch forks. What's happened to this ogre's roar? Longing for the days when he felt like a "real ogre," Shrek is duped into signing a pact with the smooth-talking dealmaker, Rumpelstiltskin. Shrek suddenly finds himself in a twisted, alternate version of Far Far Away, where ogres are hunted, Rumpelstiltskin is king and Shrek and Fiona have never met. Now, it's up to Shrek to undo all he's done in the hopes of sav... Full Summary >>
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Zac Dalpe recorded the lone goal against Lundqvist, who outdueled counterpart
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Gellar was born April 14, 1977, and raised in Manhattan primarily by her mother, a nursery school teacher. She was "discovered" by an agent while very young, and made her professional debut playing Valerie Harper's daughter in the 1983 CBS TV-movie "An Invasion of Privacy." She went on to land work in television commercials, and small roles in the feature films "Over the Brooklyn Bridge" (1984) and "High Stakes" (1989). In 1986, Gellar landed a supporting role in the off-Broadway production of Horton Foote's "The Widow Claire," in which she shared the stage with Matthew Broderick, and she returned off-Broadway in a production of Neil Simon's "Jake's Woman." While holding down a straight A a... Continue Bio >>
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Summer blockbusters are always entertaining, the chilled theaters offering a reprieve from the scorching heat. These sizzling flicks are also a great time to get some inspiration for the gym. There are some incredible summer movies coming out over the next few months, with equally incredible hotties we look forward to seeing on the big screen!
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Efron's film Neighbors has already been released, but is definitely being considered a summer hit. Playing a college kid living next door to a married couple with a baby, Efron is, well, clearly hitting the campus gym on a very regular basis. Follow his steps. Definitely an inspiration.
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Starring in Sex Tape, Cameron Diaz plays Jason Segel's really hot wife. Now, Diaz has always had a pretty spectacular body, but starring in a movie revolving around being scantily — or not at all — clad is a pretty big deal. Diaz looks hotter than ever, and the movie looks hilarious. How does she do it? Read about it her new release The Body Book.
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I was wondering if anyone knows what the status with S and S Archery?
I placed an order a week ago Sunday and have heard nothing. On the website, under my account, the order is still processing and the money was taken from my account, but I cannot get a hold of him either by phone or email, and have not received my gear.
He has always had great customer service in the past, but has not returned an email or call in a week or so.
Just curious if anyone has had similar problems over the past few days? I have a javelina hunt right around the corner and was hoping to have my new gear before the hunt...
Steve has always been great at communicating. I hope nothing is wrong.
Sorry man I was at the ATA show all this past week helping out in the Eberlestock booth, I just got back late last night. I'll give you a call here right now.
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Renowned music video director, internationally recognized still photographer, and award-winning feature film director - all of these titles describe the remarkable career of Dutch filmmaker extraordinaire, Anton Corbijn. Of course, before he was directing George Clooney as a soon-to-be retired assassin in "The American" (2010), Corbijn was shooting album covers for such iconic bands as U2, The Rolling Stones, Metallica, and several others. Corbijn's decades-long career as a music photographer ultimately led to his career as a respected director of music videos. Some of the more notable videos he helmed in the 1980s and '90s included U2's touching "One" (1991), as well as Nirvana's grunge ... Continue Bio >>
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I think what it is saying is that if you want to only draw/paint/color within an area already defined on another layer (such as airbrushing some dots over a desert area where you have that desert on its own layer - the term Base Layer usually refers to the layer where the area is actually defined) but want that paint/color on its own layer you do the following steps:
1- go to the layer where the area is defined (select that layer from the layer menu)
2- Using the magic wand, or if the area is defined by a solid color, the color selector, select the area that you want to paint in (there should be some "marching ants" around the area you want)
3- select the layer that you want to paint on (you should still see the "marching ants")
4- With the "marching ants" still showing, paint away....you should not be able to place anything outside those ants.
5- once you have painted to your hearts content, make sure to deselect the area.
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They had always wanted to encorporate the former world powers into a new world order headed by China and its allies. Allies of China included Sweden, the continent of Africa since its encorporation into the new "Eco" Chinese Empire.
Since the advances made by China during the years 2005-2017 which included major advances in batteries and hydrogen fuel cells. World oil prices had rocketed desroying carbon based economys like nothing before.
China had solved and eliminated its need for carbon with electric power deriving from green initiatives. A combination of dozens of different ways to harness energy in a clean way. China was by this time actually producing half of the worlds enegy.
The year was now 2018 and the American media had created a sense of fear among the American people. China was all that the world was talking about. What the Chinese were doing.
Flying objects had been spotted circling the moon on a regular basis and the Chinese seemed to have a fleet of space vehicles and there was the Space Station.
This station was bigger than anything man made that had orbited the earth before, in terms of mass it weighed the same as 1000 empire state buildings and housed over 50 thousand workers of the Chinese new world order. Its weaponry was unknown.
China had previously operated the foreign police that you should protect yourself but not commit hostile actions on other nations.
The Chinese had given the Americans an ultimatum. Give up using carbon based fuels immediatly or your infastucture will be destroyed, you have 7 days to comply.
The Americans had refused to comply, believing that China would not dare carry out its threat.
Global warming had become gradually worse and China was the environments world protector now.
The Chinese had for the past 10 years developed to be the worlds 1 major superpower and the powers of the past such as the U.S.A and Russia now were stricken by the fall of capitalism and the consequences of climate change.
Chinese had pushed for peace but when the Americans dropped the bombs in 2023 they had no choice. These were a new breed of bomb. Hydrogen Based Fission bombs were a thing of immense destruction. Sometimes seen a a cleaner more powerful version of the atom bombs used during the second world war.
Nuclear based bombs had not been used in war for over forty years China was never a country that would be bowed into submission.
The attacks were purely in revenge for China not paying its debt to America. The fact that China no longer worked within the boundrys of the international monetry fund was not a factor.
For 10 long years peace had been maintained between the worlds two major superpowers. The year before the U.S had been dealt a blow with news that the U.N were withdrawing their support for their air based campaign against the Chinese.
Under the leadership of President Mao-Tung-Vee China had turned into the most advanced in the history of mankind. Militarily they had the most powerful army ever in existence. Their army was vast, so vast you cannot imagine.
They had a fleet of 500,000 drones which could be remotely controlled from bases deep within the mountains of the vast country, or from surface and submarine war vessels which by now were dotted throughout the known world.
The Navy of China was regarded as the most advanced in the world, and their Air and Space based combat weapons were un-matched.
2017 China had been pursuing an expansion plan that no small undeveloped nation seemed able to resist.
For the previous twenty years China had kept a low profile in world politics, preferring to remain in the shadows and control its foreign affairs with a network of agents around the globe.
Many integrated into societies which they helped to develop around the world. China's population had reached a massive 10 billion people when the clock struck midnight in the year 2023.
China was self sufficient and could grow all the food it needed to continue to thrive. It also produces all the energy it needed. 95% of people went on to study at university until they were 25 or older. In China you just studied or worked. Knowlege was sought by all.
Since the fall of communism in the Chinese revolt of 2014 China had adjusted its economy which had been so successful due to the lack of regulation and the low pay of its many workers.
It now operated a government controlled credit system which allowed the distribution of wealth on a fair basis. People were told to strive to better themselves and the human race, and that money was not important.
When it became a fledgling democracy in 2015 there were high hopes that it could adapt and become the new America, the new land of opportunity, and the new hope in a world of upheaval.
What infact happened was that China became a new hope and changed its economy philosophy and vision into something the whole world wanted.
The change to democracy had cost the lives of many people, and around 20 million men had died during the revolts of the years 2013 and 2014.
America had armed the rebels and the country had paid a high price for their "freedom". There of course was still a debt to pay, a 20 trillion dollar debt.
The Chinese of course never had any intention of paying this debt, and the financial crisis that followed over the years made the 2009 bankrupting of the worlds banks look like a minor debt.
The Chinese whilst developing their democracy had decided to do away with money. It was replaced with an electronic credit scheme, and allowed every man woman and child a weekly allowance of 100 chinese chang, which could be used to buy what they needed.
The credit system would be reset every 20 years so the new generation could benefit from a fresh start and a brisk economy.
China had stopped exporting and invested much time into science education and advancing their knowlege on everything scientific.
These advancements continued and because so many more resources could be put into knowlege, instead of mass manufacturing and being the worlds largest exporter in the history of mankind, China was able to advance technologically further than any nation in the worlds known history.
The armour to end all wars was made. An armour was designed that was virtually indestructible to any current weapon held by its allies. The Chinese has guarded this secret well and it was not until day break on the 4th of January 2024 that the world witnessed the greatest army on the move in the history of man.
Shortly after 13:00 Hrs on the 5th January 2024 the U.S.A and China signed the Cordice Treaty, this treaty ensures long lasting and eternal friendship between the U.S.A and China, and its allies. This was witnessed by the British King and Prime Minister William Windsor, who was voted to power in democratic style on the 17th April 2015


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What amazes me is how wonderful and entertaining and fascinating wine itself is, whereas wine writing is, with few exceptions, dreary, pedantic, insipid and repetitive. Perhaps that's because so much of it revolves around descriptions of aromas and flavors we, as humans, are poorly equipped to perceive, much less express. Wine outmatches us. I can summarize an awful lot of people in a few concise phrases. Describing Chave Hermitage, however, seems beyond my capability. And everyone else's. - Ron Washam, HoseMaster of Wine™
But what I intend is to talk about wines that move me. And even after all these years and all those wines, there are wines that can still move me. - Ron Washam, HoseMaster of Wine™
He's a wine writer, critic, author, innkeeper, musician, and all around Renaissance man, so it shouldn't have surprised anyone when Paul Gregutt announced a new milestone and title in his life, creator of his own line of wines. The wines were first previewed and released in March.
Waitsburg Cellars is a winemaking project between Paul and the largest privately owned wine company in the Northwest, Precept Wines. Paul has been given access to their vineyards, winemakers and their facility. The goal is to create affordable, yet interesting wines that will showcase the strength of our vines in Washington State. Paul will be hands-on with the wines.
First off, you cannot help but to notice the lovely, and very personable, black and white wine label. The goal of Paul and Karen Gregutt's label was to create their own Old World wine label, like those from days past of family crests and clan shields. Each symbol on the label represents the unification of their lives, from the music notes and book which focuses on their music, film, and book writing accomplishments to the rose symbol which represents Mrs. G's beautiful gardens of heritage roses. Of course, the grape vines and wheat shafts speaks for itself, especially if you are familiar with the area.
Contrary to what is usual and almost traditional here in the Walla Walla Valley, it's welcoming to see a line-up of wines where four of the five wines are white varietals and only one red - - and an unusual red blend, at that. Paul refers to the line-up of white wines as "The Aromatics" and has chosen not to write his own wine tasting notes. Instead we are to "fill in the blanks." Here's my filler list.
Waitsburg Cellars "Cheninières" Old Vine Chenin Blanc - 2012, sourced from the Snipes Mountain in the Yakima Valley, yet very reminiscent andcleverly named after the dry Savennières from the Anjou region or "Middle" Loire Valley in France. This old vine wine has deep aromas of a flowering orchard. On the palate, summer stone fruit of ripe peaches and almost-ripe apricots with a lingering finish of citrus shining through. Pair with seafood salads - - and make sure that sea food is grilled to bring out a hint of the two-year old oak.
Waitsburg Cellars "Chevray" Old Vine Chenin Blanc - 2012, It is rare to see a Washington State Chenin Blanc on the shelves, but I am oh-so happy to see not just one, but two! The Chevray is very traditional of the Old World Vouvrays from Loire, but also sourced from the Snipes Mountain. The honey gold color brings forth aromas of Asian pears and peaches. On the palate, more peaches, a bit of honey and a finish of wet stones. Something tells me that this wine will also have that wonderful rich aging ability that seems to be a quality of many well-made Chenin Blancs. A wonderful picnic wine with fruit, cheese and a loaf of bread.
Waitsburg Cellars Old Vine Pinot Gris - 2012, sourced from the Yakima Valley. Easy drinking! Aromas of an apple farm and hints of rain. Honeydew, muskmelon, pears and apple, with just a hint of citrus are on the palate. This is a summer porch sippin' wine, but easy to pair with some favorite summer menus, as well.
Waitsburg Cellars Old Vine Riesling - 2012, Columbia Valley or Mosel? Aromas of orchards and rose gardens. On the palate a nice balance of sugar and acidity with flavor notes of peaches, Asian pears, and a touch of wet slate. Clean. Crisp. Something tells me that this wine will also age quite nicely, perhaps eventually taking on those old Riesling notes of petrol. I would take advantage of this wine and use it to enhance any of the flavors and spices of Thai and Chinese cuisine.
Waitsburg Cellars "Three" - 2011, a unique, but elegant red blend from three winemakers, three vineyards, and three grapes - - a blend of 64% Merlot, 20% Malbec and 16% Mourvedre. I am happy to see that Merlot takes up the larger percentage, as there is nothing like a Merlot from Washington State. It's almost difficult to describe this wine as it is very complex, yet there's no conflict as each grape seems to meld and enhance each other. Violets and roses on the nose with a hint of patchouli. A palate of bramble berries, cherries, currants are mingled with cocoa, espresso, rich dark earth, a hint of Grand Marnier and lingering spicy finish of vanilla and cracked black pepper. The food pairing with this wine is almost endless.
Last year when the majority of these grapes were harvested, we saw more than once, a blue moon, so the moon on the Waitsburg Cellars label is very symbolic and with hopes we will see a few more blue moons with every harvest. And last but not least, the "One of a Kind" on the banner is the official slogan for the little community of Waitsburg, in Walla Walla County, where Paul and Karen has made their forever home. The town, like the wines, are every bit - - one of a kind.
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The Weekly Walla Walla Wine Word for Dummies: Bacchus
Bacchus, known as Dionysus in ancient Greece, was the name adopted by the Romans as the god of wine and grape harvest and all around wild and crazy parties. You know, a lot like Spring Release in Walla Walla, with wine, intoxication, fertility rites, orgies, endless music, ritual madness, gluttony, ecstatic dancing, and often nudity. The prime years of Bacchus took place around 200 BC. Spring Release in Walla Walla takes place every first weekend of May.
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The Weekly Walla Walla Wine Word for Dummies: Fumé Blanc
First of all, there is no such grape variety as Fumé Blanc. The name is simply an approved synonym for Sauvignon Blanc, a grape with strong roots from the Bordeaux region of France.
However,no disrespect to Robert Mondavi, who created the name in 1968, as his effort was noble during a time when we, American wine consumers, were trying to find acceptance and understanding of wine. Instead of copyrighting or trade marking the name, Mondavi offered the name to anyone wanting to be progressive and market a dry Sauvignon Blanc.
Fumé translates to "smoke," and Fumé Blanc", derived from Pouilly-Fumé, a dry white produced from Sauvignon Blanc in the Loire Valley in France. Pouilly-Fumé receives its name from the grapes that are coated with a smoke-colored gray bloom, as well as the white fog that often lays over the Loire Valley.
However, the nameFumé does not necessarily mean smoky in the aroma or flavor profile of the Sauvignon Blanc grape or the wine. Other than the possibility of barrel fermenting or oak barrel aging, oak doesn't have to be used at all in the fermenting or aging process and Mondavi still welcomed winemakers to use the name. During this time frame of finding ourselves in the world of wine, the name was frequently used by wineries as a way to gain shelf space in the supermarkets. It's important to note that the term is only used on American wines.
Spring Release is just around the corner. It's a time that many of us look forward to and by the end of the weekend, sometimes can hardly wait until it's over, especially if you are a tasting room attendant and been on your feet all day. It is a learning experience for the visitors as they have tasted new wines and learned new things about the valley. It should also be a time where the wineries, from the winemaker to the tasting room attendant, has learned something new about the Spring Release experience, as well.
I don't want to rehash the same old advice that I have for years about tasting room etiquette and how to make the most of your visit, in a tasting room. It's pretty much the basics of Robert Fulghum's, All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten:
Share everything, play fair, don't hit people, say you are sorry when you hurt people, wash your hands before you eat, flush, hold hands and stick together, cookies and milk are good for you …Okay, so you can trade out the cookies and milk for cheese, crackers and red wine. A few more things to remember: Turn off your damn phone. You're not that important and if you are, your Secret Service folks will answer the phone for you. Go outside to chat with the baby sitter on the phone as nobody in the tasting room wants to hear about baby's poo-poo. Also, give your palate a break. Don't try to pack in 13 wineries and all of their wines in one day. Spread it out, slow down, pace yourself, and enjoy as there will be no shortage of wine anytime soon. You can come back to visit us again, right?
The Weekly Walla Walla Wine Word for Dummies: Blush
It would appear that I am spending a lot of time writing mostly about the local rosés, but you have to talk about 'em immediately and grab them immediately or like the lead character, Verbal Kint of the movie "Usual Suspects" said about the legendary Keyser Söze in his story,
"And like that, poof! He's gone ..."
The rose' from Waters Winery isn't going to be any different. If you don't get it now, poof! It will be gone.
The color is a lovely pale peach color. The aromatics are of posies and apricots. To give the rosé the soft salmon color, whole clusters of 63% syrah and 37% viognier were pressed with no additional skin time. The wine is fruity and juicy on the mid-palate and ends with crisp acids almost leaving a bit of effervescence on the tongue. Refreshing by itself while sippin' and sittin' on the porch, or paired with a light fare of foods such as seafood and fruit. Or you might consider the nosh I was enjoying with it, bacon wrapped water chestnuts basted with a light Asian inspired plum sauce.
Waters is a boutique winery located near the foothills, south of the Walla Walla Valley. Founded in 2005, their mission is to produce distinctive wines that rival the best of Old and New World regions and aimed at sense of place. Waters Winery produces a few 1,000 cases of small lots each year.
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REGIONALREPORT WesternBaking his way to the top as fast as he can
Annies Bakery Inc. is expanding faster than a loaf of semolina sesame bread one of its specialties left to rise in a warm spot. Giuseppe Joe Ritota incorporated the company in 2001, when he and his wife, Annie McKenzie, opened a 3,500-square-foot cafe and bakery in Sylva. I was baking for friends and whatnot, the fourth-generation baker says. Today, the company is a growing wholesaler providing organic bread to about 150 clients in the Carolinas, Tennessee and Georgia. It supplies restaurants, including the Ruths Chris Steak House in Asheville, and grocery stores, such as Black Mountain-based Ingles Markets Inc. and Matthews-based Harris Teeter Inc., a new account as of this month.
The rapid growth began in 2005, when Ritota got the Ingles in Sylva to carry Annies Naturally, his companys wholesale brand. Adding that store increased sales only 2%, but it gave Annies a presence at a large retailer. Soon, it was supplying 17 Ingles. But its small bakery in Sylva, which produces 600 loaves a day, stymied growth. That changed in April with the opening of a 21,000-square-foot bakery in Asheville in the former Square D Co. manufacturing plant. Annies, which is leasing the building, spent more than $500,000 on renovations. A West Virginia investment fund contributed $250,000, Mountain BizWorks Inc., an Asheville community-development lender, provided $280,000, and private investors and family also chipped in. Annies now makes about 4,000 loaves a day and supplies 10 more Ingles.
In the next few months, the bakery will add $250,000 of equipment, allowing it to begin par baking, making partially baked bread, which is frozen, baked when needed and served or sold fresh. That could improve sales 20% to 30% a year, Ritota says, because it can be sold over a wider area since it wont go stale. The new bakery will also improve distribution, as Annies four 16-foot delivery trucks will be about an hour closer to the companys biggest clients, including the three Harris Teeter stores in Asheville it entered this month.
Revenue has increased about 30% annually over the last five years, reaching about $2 million in 2011. He anticipates hiring more employees this year, going from 32 to about 50 by fall. But expansion has meant sacrifice: It shuttered its Sylva cafe in November, which means locals can no longer buy Annies sandwiches or wedding cakes. Its part of letting go, Ritota says. What were really growing toward is the wholesale business.
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Consumer spending on locally grown food in 2010 in Buncombe, Madison, Henderson, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Jackson, Macon and Swain counties, a fourfold increase from 2007.
Source: Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project
This isnt Charlotte. Were not Winnipeg. Were Asheville.
Mark Bloom criticizing the City Councils decision to change the name of Asheville Civic Center to U.S. Cellular Center (in exchange for $810,000 over five years) because it erases the citys name from one of its landmarks. The sponsorship will allow Asheville to renovate the building.
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MARION Baldor Electric, which designs and makes industrial motors, transmission parts and other products, plans to add 41 jobs at its plant here during the next three years. The Fort Smith, Ark.-based company has more than 750 employees at its factories in Weaverville, Kings Mountain and here. The jobs will pay $35,322, higher than McDowell Countys average of $29,224.
WAYNESVILLE Sonoco Plastics is investing $11.7 million to expand its manufacturing operation here in the next three years. It will create 35 jobs that pay $35,264 annually, more than the Haywood County average of $29,276. The Hartsville, S.C.-based company produces packaging and paper products
ASHEVILLE Clinton, Mass.-based Nypro plans to add 26 employees to its factory here this year, increasing its local workforce to more than 300. It is also investing $7.2 million in new machinery and equipment for the plant. The company produces products for the medical, electronics and packaging industries.
MARION McDowell County commissioners voted to buy the former Universal Bedroom Furniture factory for $2.6 million. The 400,000-square-foot plant and 315 acres of surrounding land will allow McDowell Technical Community College to expand and provide space for small businesses once the purchase is finalized early this year.


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Another new project?
Imperial Atlas of the Metropolitan Districts and adjacent countries, comprising the countries of the Heartlands, the Southern Celaphatii, the Forge-Realms, the Udatha Feaderation and parts of the eastern Occupation Zones in the Protectorats of the East-Border-Expansion Administrata, the Holy Citystates of Vantikas and parts of the counteies of Aranien, Passaico, Estermountshire and the North-Union of the Salm Colonies ... From original surveys by J.R. Balruch and C.A. Vermillion, the Imperial Coast and Geodetic Survey and the Geological Survey of the united Celaphatii. Published by Johannes T.A. Freiherr von Schwarzkreuz & Co. Icatian Prime. 491.
Ok here is my frist draft of the Area around the Citystate of Saragossa. And, yes, its named after the Capitol of Aragon (Spain). It was founded by survining hispanic Emigrants from Earth, after the Spacecraft of the I.R.R. Seraphim crashed on Arden, 28 thousand years ago. Even if the Realms of Nova Aragon cease to exist twelvethousand years ago. The name of Saragossa remains and holds up the History of the proud Southern Realms.
You can see the grand River of Serapharim flowing from teh Heartlands to the Southern Celaphatii.
The map is 12.000 x 9.000 Pixel Size.
Another new project?
Another iso? *drool* Can't wait to see more.
My First Map: Amelia's Grove
My Deviant Art Page
So far, it's more like a river-map
Looking forward to it...will be interesting to see how you do cities.
I'm trapped in Darkness,
Still I reach out for the Stars
Work on it again soon
hmm isometric. should be interesting. i take it the grid is temporary?
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I use linux quite a bit too tho I like dark themes myself. But I think it would be a cool idea to have a guild theme if you can be bothered to make it up.
So why did you settle on OpenSUSE ? Lots of people went for Ubuntu until they hit that Unity thing and people have been abandoning it like rats of a sinking ship. Lots going over to linux Mint instead which still runs on Gnome desktop. Tho I haven't tried Mint it looks good since both it and Ubuntu were forked from Debian which I am more comfortable with. We used to use SUSE in the Enterprise thing at a place I worked since lots of mainframes/clusters run it.


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Olivo back for 2009 (and 2010?), KC Makes Other Moves
Whew! They call the baseball off season the "Hot Stove". Here in Kansas City, just five days after the Phillies secured the final out of the World Series, that "Hot Stove" is already a roaring.
Royals GM Dayton Moore and his trusted staff has assembled in Dana Point, Calif. for the GM Meetings, which began today. Around The Horn seriously doubts Moore and his staff will be spending most days enjoying the beautiful Southern California weather (although who can complain about this KC weather?!?). Instead, they'll be incredibly busy discussing items (including trade talk) with other Baseball Operations folks around baseball.
Case in point:
The Royals acquired slugger Mike Jacobs last Thursday and today assured that a former Jacobs' teammate will return to the squad in 2009.
Catcher Miguel Olivo and the Royals both exercised their options for the 2009 season. What
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As the Royals attempt to finalize a winter version of their 40-man roster, KC has added catcher Brayan Pena to
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you'll recall, was claimed from the Braves in late May. He is 26 and a switch-hitting catcher who, as many Sports Illustated junkies can tell you, was featured in that magazine earlier this year along with life-long friend, Yunel Escobar, about their separate journeys from Cuba to the Major Leagues.
As some are added to the 40-man roster this time of year, some are also removed. Today, the Royals outrighted both catcher Matt Tupman and pitcher Yasuhiko Yabuta to Omaha. In addition, shortstop Angel Sanchez was claimed on Outright Waivers by the Toronto Blue Jays.
The moves do not necessarily preclude Tupman or Yabuta from making the Royals in 2009, but make their climb a bit tougher.
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WE (front office) should go after two (2) free agent studs to make a sudden impact. One, Pat Burrell, with his close ties to Arbuckle, willsolidify the line up. Two, a solid starting pitcher. I know this sounds crazy, but go after Lowe or Garland.
WE need just 15 more wins! 90 will win the west.
WE got an exciting team and with rise of Aviles & DeJesus, plus the additions of Crisp & Jacobs, if we can sign Lowe or Garland with Pat Burrell we will win 15 more games.
Lots of young talent. Trade Teahan to the Cubs or wherever, free up some money and get the Stud bat & Stud pitcher. Beating the White Sox, Twins, Indians & Tigers will happen with our top 4 along with a Lowe or Garland and Burrell's stick.
Garland or Lowe would be great, but probably far fetched. However, I found Paul Byrd an interesting option. Bryd has posted great numbers against the AL Central. Omitting the Royals, Byrd has a career mark of 34-10 against our division rivals. Along with getting Pat Burrell, signing Bryd can help us win another 15 games.
Adding Jacobs and Crisp is a great start, but let's finish this off season strong with these key free agent signings.
We can do this and it will be exciting to follow


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|Students win top math honors
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Sumdog math contest winners are pictured from left, front row, Tamara Penzing, Emmanuel Vasquez, Cade Killin, Alexis Vega Llanas, Ashley Rahe, Tate Dille, Miles Sprague and Rachel Krueger; second row, Gage Sprague, Elby Kropp, Jimena Nuñez, Heather Anderson, Elise Krogmeier, Max Dirks, Tyla Knutson, Miranda Morales, Alexie Metzger and Cooper Goldenstein; and back row, Savannah Burris, Kyra Loutensock, Alicia Astorga, Eduardo Quintana, Hunter Bergstrom, Maura Castillo, Nain Vasquez and Angel Rojo Ramirez. Not pictured are Erin Andersen, Evan Jones and Isaiah Rahe. —Enterprise photo
From Nov. 9-5, students in grades 2-6 participated in a Sumdog.com math contest, competing against other schools in central and northeast Colorado.
During the week of the contest, students answered up to 1,000 math problems and earned one point for each question they answered correctly. During the contest, 285 students participated to answer 81,405 questions correctly.
The Sumdog website quizzes students on math problems from the national Common Core Curriculum. Students practice their math skills by answering math problems while playing games with other students from all across the globe.
Holyoke students won seven of the top 10 positions in the contest. Fourth-grader Tate Dille was in second place with 949 correct answers. Second-grader Cooper Goldenstein was in third place with 916 correct, second-grader Elise Krogmeier fourth with 909 and second-grader Jimena Nuñez sixth with 891.
Fourth-grader Ashley Rahe scored seventh place with 891, third-grader Cade Killin ninth with 887 and fifth-grader Alexis Vega Llanas 10th with 885.
Holyoke students who finished 1,000 problems in the contest were:
Erin Andersen, Heather Anderson, Alicia Astorga, Hunter Bergstrom, Savannah Burris, Maura Castillo, Tate Dille, Max Dirks, Cooper Goldenstien, Evan Jones, Cade Killin, Tyla Knutson, Elise Krogmeier, Elby Kropp, Rachel Krueger, Kyra Loutensock, Alexie Metzger, Miranda Morales, Jimena Nuñez, Eduardo Quintana, Ashley Rahe, Isaiah Rahe, Angel Rojo Ramirez, Gage Sprague, Miles Sprague, Emmanuel Vasquez, Nain Vasquez and Alexis Vega Llanas.
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(Sports Network) - During his introductory press conference back in January as
new head coach of the Cleveland Browns, Rob Chudzinski said he wanted his club
to have an attacking style on both sides of the ball.
While he might not yet have the right roster to put the rest of the AFC North
on notice, the Browns certainly won't lack the energy to carry out his desired
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passionate about playing, who are going to play tough, physical football and
want to win for the Cleveland Browns. Where that ultimately stands is that
teams that win are teams that have balance on all sides of the ball, offense,
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hospitalized with a bruised lung suffered during a preseason game and his
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made the expected choice of sticking with 29-year-old quarterback Brandon
Weeden, who enters his second year in the NFL.
Weeden held off Jason Campbell for the starting job and picked up some new
targets in wideout Davone Bess and tight ends Gary Barnidge and Kellen Davis.
"Well that's part of this process in training camp," Chudzinski said of the
unknown of his offense. "We want to be able to look at them and for them to
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to see what their strengths are, to be able to adjust and put in the best
things to succeed."
2012 RECORD: 5-11 (4th, AFC North)
LAST PLAYOFF APPEARANCE: 2002, lost to Pittsburgh Steelers in wild card round
HEAD COACH (RECORD): Rob Chudzinski (first season)
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Norv Turner (first season with Browns)
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Ray Horton (first season with Browns)
KEY ADDITIONS: QB Jason Campbell (from Bears), QB Brain Hoyer (from
Cardinals), RB Dion Lewis (from Eagles), WR Davone Bess (from Dolphins), WR
David Nelson (from Bills), TE Gary Barnidge (from Panthers), TE Kellen Davis
(from Bears), OT Rashad Butler (from Texans), DT Desmond Bryant (from
Raiders), LB Paul Kruger (from Ravens), LB Quentin Groves (from Cardinals), LB
Barkevious Mingo (1st round, LSU), LB Justin Cole (from Rams), CB Leon
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KEY DEPARTURES: QB Josh Johnson (to Bengals), QB Colt McCoy (to 49ers), WR
Joshua Cribbs (to Raiders), WR Mohamed Massaquoi (to Jaguars), TE Alex Smith
(to Bengals), TE Benjamin Watson (to Saints), DE Juqua Parker (free agent), DE
Frostee Rucker (released), LB Scott Fujita (retired), LB Kaluka Maiava (to
Raiders), LB Chris Gocong (released), LB Emmanuel Acho (to Eagles), CB Sheldon
Brown (free agent), S Usama Young (to Raiders), S Ray Ventrone (to 49ers), P
Reggie Hodges (free agent), K Phil Dawson (to 49ers)
QB: Weeden wasn't the ideal candidate to take over an NFL franchise given that
he didn't reach the draft until his late 20s because of a professional
baseball career, but the Browns still took him 22nd overall in 2012.
Weeden won the starting competition and played in 15 games before missing the
finale due to a right shoulder injury. Along the way, he set franchise rookie
records with five wins and 3,385 passing yards, but was picked off 17 times to
14 touchdown passes.
The Browns signed Campbell, a former first-round pick, to push Weeden and he
responded by impressing the new coaching staff and grasping the new system.
"He has been able to manage the games and go out and make good decisions, lead
his teammates and obviously, succeed," Chudzinski said of Weeden winning the
starting job. "He has made the personal-technique improvements that he has
needed to make to improve himself. I just see him on a constant basis. There
are going to be ups and downs along the way, but overall, the general trend
has been upward."
Campbell is an experienced backup, having made 71 starts in 77 career
appearances, and will slot ahead of Brian Hoyer.
RB: Weeden's selection last year came 19 picks after the Browns had already
moved up a spot to grab Richardson out of Alabama.
Richardson showed his toughness right out of the gate, starting in 15 games
despite missing most of training camp and the preseason while recovering from
knee surgery. He also battled a rib injury throughout the campaign, but still
set a number of franchise rookie records.
Formerly called "ordinary" by Browns legend Jim Brown, Richardson's 950
rushing yards bested Brown's previous rookie mark of 942, and the former's 11
touchdowns broke the Hall-of-Famer's mark of nine.
Richardson was also a threat in the receiving game, finishing second on the
club with 51 receptions, and one has to wonder what he will have in store if
he stays healthy.
"No surgeries before the season. I don't plan on having one this year," the
23-year-old said. "It's on the uprise right now. I'm taking one step at a
time, like I said earlier. I just love it right now; there is nothing like
football shape and it's a long way to go. I still have to work hard so I can
play all four quarters and I want to be in the best shape I can be when it
comes September."
The Browns took a hit at depth when both Dion Lewis (broken left fibula) and
Montario Hardesty (knee surgery) were placed on injured reserve. Chris
Ogbonnaya will take over at fullback as Owen Marecic was cut during the
preseason. He is a solid blocker and can also play tailback. Brandon Jackson
is slated to back up Richardson.
WR: Cleveland's receivers are young, but have talent and a variety of tools.
Gordon led the Browns with 805 receiving yards and five touchdowns,
representing Weedon's best deep threat. He finished third among rookies in
receiving yards and hauled in scoring passes of 71 and 62 yards from Weeden.
However, the 22-year-old will miss the first two games of the regular season
for violating the NFL Policy and Program for Substances of Abuse. Gordon said
he took medicine that contained codeine when diagnosed with a strep throat in
Little, meanwhile, led the Browns 53 catches and added four touchdown grabs in
his second NFL season and Chudzinski noted that Little has made big strides
this spring.
Travis Benjamin can also stretch the field and should slip into Gordon's role
early on, while the Browns added an experienced receiver to the mix by
acquiring Bess. The 27-year-old hasn't shown a knack for finding the end zone,
but is a possession compliment to Gordon and Little.
Cleveland also took a chance on the 6-foot-5 David Nelson, who managed eight
TD receptions in his first two NFL seasons with Buffalo before being limited
to one game last year due to a torn ligament in his right knee.
TE: Tight end was not a go-to position for Weeden at Oklahoma State, but in
his first season with the Browns he connected with Benjamin Watson 49 times
for 501 yards and three touchdowns.
Cleveland overhauled the position this offseason, parting ways with Watson and
Alex Smith while signing Barnidge and Davis. Those two should slot in behind
third-year USC product Jordan Cameron, who figures to get a bigger role this
year after making 20 catches in 14 games last year.
Cameron was very adapt at being the safety net, with 12 of his receptions
going for first downs.
Barnidge, meanwhile, is familiar with Chudzinski, having played under
Cleveland's new head coach when the latter served as the offensive coordinator
for the Carolina Panthers the past two seasons.
"He has worked hard to develop as both a blocker and a receiver," Chudzinski
said of Barnidge. "His familiarity with our offense will give him the
opportunity to make a smooth transition with us."
Davis started 30 games for the Chicago Bears the past two seasons and owns 11
career touchdown catches.
OL: A consistent presence on the line, Joe Thomas is a perennial Pro Bowl
selection at left tackle and has taken every snap since being selected third
overall in the 2007 draft. Thomas has this football thing down, so Chudzinski
will also rely on his as a leader in the locker room.
Right tackle was also a non-issue for the Browns a season ago after they took
Mitchell Schwartz in the second round of the draft and he made 16 starts.
Jason Pinkston moved from tackle to guard as a rookie in 2011 and made 16
starts, but missed the final 10 games of the last campaign due to a blood clot
in his lung. John Greco filled in and performed well, earning a new five-year
deal this offseason, and could open as the Week 1 starter.
Center Alex Mack and right guard Shawn Lauvao both made 16 starts last year,
giving Weeden a nice consistent front.
Pinkston and Lauvao have both been slowed by ankle injuries, meaning Oniel
Cousins could be the Week 1 starter at right guard and seventh-round pick
Garrett Gilkey is also in the mix.
DL: Cleveland's defensive lineman combined for 25 of the club's 38 sacks last
year, but contributors Juqua Parker and Frostee Rucker do not turn, while
leading sack-getter Jabaal Sheard will drop back in the club's new 3-4 scheme.
Cleveland will look for healthy seasons from end Ahtyba Rubin (44 tackles, 2
sacks) and nose tackle Phil Taylor (14 tackles, 1 sack), with the two
combining to miss 11 games a season ago. That led to rookies John Hughes and
Billy becoming part of the line's rotation, so at least the experience was
Bryant joins the group after spending his first four seasons with the Oakland
Raiders, where he notched 11 1/2 sacks while playing in 63 games with 18
starts. He is massive at 6-foot-6, 310 pounds and the Browns signed him to a
five-year deal despite his Feb. 24 arrest on a misdemeanor charge of criminal
mischief and ensuing viral mug shot in which his mouth is open, tongue half
out and eyes half closed.
"I obviously made a mistake. I apologize for everything that happened. I feel
like I have learned from it and I have moved on from that. I think I have done
enough over the years I have been in the league to exhibit that that's really
not the kind of person that I am," Bryant said when he was signed by the
Browns in March.
With less demand to get to the quarterback, the strength of this line could be
its ability to knock the ball loose. Last year, the line was responsible for
seven of the team's 16 forced fumbles.
LB: A fresh look and added players give Cleveland's linebacking group a whole
new identity, outside of middle man D'Qwell Jackson.
Jackson continues to shake off two pectoral tears that held him to just six
games in 2009-10. He made 158 tackles in 2011 and another 118 last year while
starting all 16 games both years. In addition to 3 1/2 sacks, he was solid in
coverage by posting seven passes defensed and two picks while also forcing two
He also has experience in the 3-4 from earlier Cleveland teams.
Craig Robertson is expected to lineup beside Jackson after the undrafted
former practice squad member made 93 tackles in 16 games a season ago. Horton
is a fan of Robertson's speed and size and he is quick to the ball.
The rush from the edge will come in the form of Kruger, Groves, Sheard and
eventually Mingo.
Kruger was Cleveland's first big signing of free agency and the 27-year-old is
coming off a Super Bowl title with Baltimore. He led the Ravens with nine
sacks in the regular season and added another 4 1/2 in the playoffs.
The Browns invested $40 million into the linebacker hoping he can perform
without playing alongside the likes of Terrell Suggs and Ray Lewis.
"Just to be an every down player that is really affective and creating a
strong force on defense," Kruger said of what his next progression is.
Sheard led the Browns in sacks as a defensive end over his first two NFL
seasons, notching 8 1/2 as a rookie and seven last year, while Groves had a
career year in 2012 in Arizona under Horton in a 3-4.
Then there is Mingo, who the Browns selected despite corners Dee Milliner and
D.J. Hayden still on the board. Mingo had 15 sacks in three years at LSU and
earned high praise for his character.
Growing pains and injuries could be the only thing that holds this group back
from becoming an elite unit.
DB: The Browns have a solid foundation in the secondary between corners Joe
Haden and Buster Skrine in addition to safety T.J. Ward.
The 24-year-old Haden has shown a talent for getting his hands on the ball. He
had six picks as a rookie in 2010 and added another three in 2012 despite
missing five games due to injury and a suspension. He has also logged 47
passes defensed over his career.
"Joe has really stepped up as a leader, has stepped up as a professional. Joe
wants to focus on improving and being more consistent and I see that in his
approach. I think he has done a great job in that way and I'm expecting him to
keep getting better and better," Chudzinski said of his corner.
Skrine lines up opposite of Haden and is a solid tackler, leading the Browns
with 72 solo tackles last year.
Former Falcon Chris Owens was signed for depth and McFadden was selected 68th
overall out of San Diego State. He knocked down 12 passes and took two of his
three interceptions to the end zone last season to earn his third straight
selection to the first-team All-Mountain West Conference.
The talented Ward starts at strong safety for a fourth straight season, while
second-year pro Tashaun Gipson, who made three starts a year ago, should hold
off sixth-round draft pick Jamoris Slaughter for the other starting nod.
SPECIAL TEAMS: The Browns saw both Phil Dawson and Joshua Cribbs make the Pro
Bowl a season ago, but neither veteran returns for 2013.
Dawson opted to sign with San Francisco and will be replaced by another
veteran in Shayne Graham, a long-time Cincinnati Bengal who spent last year
with Houston. It was a solid campaign for the 35-year-old, who set a career
high with 138 points by going 31-of-38 on field goal attempts while hitting
all 45 of his extra points. His 28 touchbacks were also a career best.
Punter Spencer Lanning appears to be in line for the punting role after T.J.
Conley was cut. Undrafted in 2011, Lanning has never punted in an NFL game and
averaged 45.8 yards per punt on eight kicks in the preseason.
Long snapper Christian Yount, armed with a new five-year deal, is in his third
season after handling the duties in all of 2012 and the last five games of the
previous campaign.
Cribbs was always a threat to break a big run and averaged 27.4 yards per kick
return last year. The speedy Benjamin will be his replacement after limited
experience in the role last year.
COACHING: It was a homecoming for Chudzinski, who spent 2004 with the
franchise as tight ends coach and returned to the club as offensive
coordinator in 2007-08. Under his watch, Derek Anderson, Kellen Winslow Jr.
and Braylon Edwards were all Pro Bowlers.
This is his first head coaching job, so he was wise to bring in the
experienced Turner. The two know each other as Chudzinski was his assistant
head coach and tight ends coach in San Diego from 2009-10.
Turner is expected to call the plays and coach the quarterbacks, while Horton
will run the defense after serving as the Arizona Cardinals' defensive
coordinator for the previous two seasons. He spent 10 years as a defensive
back in the NFL and coached the position with the Pittsburgh Steelers before
going to Arizona.
THE SKINNY: The Browns are starting over yet again, but should be slightly
ahead of the curve thanks to a young core and still seems moldable. Cleveland
showed some good progress towards the end of the season, but playing in a
division with Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati will wear you down fast.
Still, five wins is a low bar to jump over and the franchise will take any
steps forward it can manage.
"I think we feel like we were better than our record indicated last year.
We're a good football team. I am excited about the guys in our locker room and
we are chomping at the bit to get started again," said Weeden.
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As of 3:30 this afternoon all messages started getting tagged with Exploit.PDF-9669 and quarantined. The server is 5.0.2_GA_1975.UBUNTU6. I ran some google searches for that message, but no luck.
As of 3:30 this afternoon all messages started getting tagged with Exploit.PDF-9669 and quarantined. The server is 5.0.2_GA_1975.UBUNTU6. I ran some google searches for that message, but no luck.
I'm actually having the same issue, but have not found a solution yet.
Ok, I found the issue.
Looks like it is related to clamav and I am guessing it's because of an update.
I edited /opt/zimbra/data/clamav/db/daily.inc/daily.hdb and removed the third from the last line that reads d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e:0:Exploit.PDF-9669
This so far has resolved my problem until the next freshclam update.
Older versions of zimbra might have the file in /opt/zimbra/clamav/data/db/daily.inc/daily.hdb
Just a note that removing this will cause it not to match if there is a virus. In my case the false positive is worse then someone getting the virus.
Just a warning, but this appears to be broken anyway so.....
I'm having the same issue help!!!
We started at 3:30 pst as well - thought it was a server problem at first. After some digging, I found something that said that it had to do with HTML emails. After sever attemts at emailing myself and getting the message :
Attention! The message was sent with
VIRUS: Exploit.PDF-9669
I changed the email format from HTML to plain text and it went through.
So, is it a local virus on the users pc's? NOD32 doesn't seem to find it???
We have the same issue. When sending mail from Zimbra out to an external mail account neither our SPI firewall nor the AV filters at the receiving end are picking up anything. We've disabled the AV filter service in Zimbra and mail is now flowing as you'd expect.
Ok, well, that posted.
Sorry for that if someone could just merge them into one that would be great. I tried several times to do a single response but they just disappeared.
Hope that helps.
Won't this be overwritten when zimbra runs the virus db update (zimbraVirusDefinitionsUpdateFrequency)?


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Associated Press
LINCOLN (AP)—A Nebraskan who helps coordinate services for students, teachers and school districts was chosen as the state's new education commissioner.
The State Board of Education announced last Thursday it had unanimously chosen Matthew Blomstedt of Central City for the job out of four finalists. Blomstedt will replace Roger Breed, who retired earlier this year.
Blomstedt, a native of Palisade, serves as executive director of the Nebraska Educational Service Unit Coordinating Council. The six-year-old council works with Nebraska's 17 educational service units, which provide staff training, technology and instructional materials to schools.
The board voted 8-0 to approve Blomstedt. Board members pointed to his experience with educators throughout the state, and his work with rural Nebraska schools. Board members noted that, in his current job, Blomstedt had met with more than 100 Nebraska superintendents. He also has worked closely with state lawmakers.
"He was so well-informed about the needs in education throughout Nebraska,'' said board member Lillie Larsen of Lincoln. "I personally appreciated that he stressed his willingness to negotiate, to come to agreement on the best educational policy.''
Blomstedt received a Ph.D. in educational leadership and higher education from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, in addition to a master's degree in community and regional planning and a bachelor's degree in political science.
Blomstedt also has headed the Nebraska Rural Community Schools Association and worked as a research analyst for the Nebraska Legislature's Education Committee.