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Garmin Edge 500 GPS $0.00
When we first heard the expression, "paralysis by analysis, " we weren't sure what to think. We knew how to sift information during a bike ride. Then we saw the SRM PC V computer. Four lines of data at all times, plus a fifth line that toggles between two different metrics. Brain pain. You were supposed to look at all that and still ride? We're not piloting a passenger jet.
Garmin made the Edge 500 for people who were overwhelmed by the 705. Some were overwhelmed by all the data; some were overwhelmed by the size. The 500 is a nice size that can give you plenty of info but can keep it in check.
The 500 is a great stand-alone bike computer that allows you pretty tremendous flexibility in terms of what you track on your ride. There are three fully-customizable ride screens, each holding up to 8 lines of data. You can run one or two or three, and so on if you want. The 500 isn't telling you what data should go with other data. You can choose it on your own. You want to run temperature and cadence? You can do it. As the unit comes, you can get times, temperature, altitude, gradient, speed, cadence, and all the combinations you can think of in terms of averaging. You can pair up the 500 with any ANT+ enabled powermeter, which at this moment means iBike, PowerTap, Quarq, and SRM, and add power data as well.
The 500, while GPS-enabled, does not have mapping capabilities on the computer, so you can neither see a map nor have it dictate a route. The unit also doesn't have a virtual training partner feature. It will, however map your coordinates so you can see the ride after it's over.
The unit works with Garmin's own Garmin Training Center program. The program is a free download from Garmin's website and is compatible with PC's running Windows XP or newer and with Intel-based Macs running OS X 10.4 or later. The data can also be uploaded to the Garmin Connect website for free, and to both WKO+ and TrainingPeaks.
The Edge 500 measures 1.9in wide by 2.7in high by .85in deep (4.8x6.9x2.2cm). The display size is 1.17in wide by 1.44in high (3.0x3.7cm). The display resolution is 128x160 pixels. The unit is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that will get up to 18 hours on a charge. Available in two colors, Blue and Neutral. It comes with two handlebar mounts. Claimed weight of the Garmin Edge 500 is 2oz (56.7g).
- Three screen settings
- Up to eight lines of data per screen
- Tracks temperature, gradient, altitude, speed, cadence, and more
- Compatible with ANT+ enabled power meters
- Coordinate mapping
- Handlebar and stem mounts
- Runs up to 18 hours per charge
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Garmin Edge 500
I have used a garmin edge 200 for the past 4 years (it still works well to record basic ride data but never had heart rate or cadence data capability). When I bought the edge 200, I just wanted a basic gps unit and didn't want to spend extra money on the 500 to get cadence data that I was already getting from a cycling computer. Now I can just use the ant+ sensors I already have and only use the edge 500 instead of mounting the two devices to my bikes. Simplifies things very much.
Does this unit come with the cadence sensor?
Hey Tom,
The Blue Garmin Edge 500 GPS does not include the cadence sensor. Included in the box is:
Edge 500
Bike mount
AC charger
USB cable
Thanks, Adam. I bought one of these last year, which I love, and it came with the sensor. Hoping to get another for my son who's turned into quite the rider.
Only GPS/cycle computer you'll ever need
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Garmin Edge 500 is an awesome product. It's incredibly easy to set up, customize and get rolling. No wires, no fuss. I move this seamlessly from my commuter to my road bike to my mountain bike. Works great, easy to charge and the charge lasts a long century ride. I love the elevation feature and the ability to re-customize the screens with ease.
best GPS around
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is by far the best GPS you can get for the price, tracks all your required fields that you want. you can easily buy the cadence and heart rate monitor (wish it came with it) so that you can track all the cool things that go along with riding your bike.
Do I have to get the speed sensor for this device, or does it provide that info via the gps?
Just uses the GPS!
You can call or email me directly. 801-736-6398, or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Great training tool!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
With this and Strava, the data is invaluable! Not to mention fun. The pages of customizable display is awesome. You can get the size and location you want for just about any data. If you ride on the hills a lot where GPS signals are questionable, you should get a cadence/speed sensor. Especially if you want to use the auto start and stop.
Only complaints I have is boot time, loss of GPS signal, and the base breaking. I had it warranty replacement. But overall they made this model so good that I've not had to replace it.. now going on my 4th year!!
Though the Strava app on my phone can do almost the same, it's not the same in terms of accuracy and easy of use. Also, that's reliant on cell towers which are even less reliable in the remote areas where all the biking trails/roads are.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Durable, waterproof, reads well at 110 degrees and -18degrees. Reads heartrate/power to such great precision. I can't ask anything more.
Efficient Training Tool
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Garmin Edge 500 is an an efficient, functional, compact, easy to look at head unit for a great price that will take your on bike training to the next level. Everything you need to train (speed, cadence & heart rate (sensors sold separately), power, and many other metrics about where you are and how you got there, without all the extra bells and whistles included with higher end Garmin products. A very simple and effective tool for training.
Everything you need nothing you dont.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've been using my edge 500 for 4 years and have recorded over 20k trouble free miles, with the occasional exception of when I forget to turn it off.
After 4 years the only issue I have encountered has been recently the screen has become a little foggy from moisture getting inside, possibly to be expected after 4 years.
With the new models having been released I'm hoping the 500 stays around for awhile. If I'm forced to upgrade I'm note sure which model I will have to go with.
Good old trusty .
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have used my 500 for 3 years now . I find it best for somebody who is looking for a compact small dependable GPS . If you are looking for a GPS for navigation this may not be the computer for you . If you want something that is small and compact that you don't have to worry about sticking out like a sore thumb this is sweet. I pair both of mine with K-edge mount witch keeps it down below bar level in case you go down in a race this will tend to keep your GPS safer than being mounted on top of your stem.
Years later, still works perfectly
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've used the Garmin Edge 500 in weather ranging from 10 to 110 degrees Fahrenheit, and in pouring rain that's come down so hard that I had to pour the water out of my shoes afterward, and it's never skipped a beat. Thousands and thousands of miles in, after three years and change, and I'm still thrilled with it.
I may upgrade at some point so I have mapping and routing functionality, and the 510 and 1000 with their GLONASS compatibility could hypothetically make some situations in dense wood more accurate, but overall, it's been a brilliant device.
perfect gps
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
keeps track of distance, time, speed, and calories burned. so it is a great GPS to have with you while doing a chill ride around the neighborhood, or a century ride. It is also very easy to mount to any type of bike. Road or Mtn bike handlebars.
Best bang for your buck
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The 500 has all the features you need with none of the gimmicky things that drive the price way up. Multiple custom display pages with actual buttons to press on the sides. I've taken it with me on well over 4000 miles in the rain and sun and have had 0 issues with the unit. I would highly recommend the 500 to anyone who wants a reliable unit!
The Little GPS that could...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this Garmin Edge 500 back in March 2011 and have recorded over 500 different activities.
I am a crazed cycling enthusiast and a data freak who records every single mile religiously. Making sure I have a device that records every inch of every ride was my motivation for the investment into my Garmin Edge 500.
This little Garmin has been through a lot of tough environments. It survived a sand storm in the 2012 Tour de Palm Springs, a soaking in a thunderstorm during the MS150 ride from Miami to Key Largo, and it's been covered completely by mud in a 10k Mud Run.
I really thought the device was done for after I found it sitting at the bottom of the wash machine. I put my Garmin out in the sun for a day without opening it. Fingers crossed and hoping for the best, I was prepared to spend another couple hundred bucks because I had already recognized the Edge 500's value. I took it out the next day and borrowed my neighbor's Garmin Edge 800 to compare results and see if it was still working. At the end of the ride, my Edge 500 captured more distance than my buddy's Edge 800! All was good.
About the Features Disclaimer: I have not been able to use all of the features the Edge 500 has to offer. I have my Garmin set up just the way I like it. I have my Pages set up the way I like them. Each Page displays just the stats that I want to see while I'm riding. Garmin Connect and Strava give me more data once I've uploaded my activities, but while I'm out there, I don't need to see everything all at once.
These are the features that I still have yet to use, but are available:
1) Creating a Route and sending it to my Garmin
2) Planning a Workout and sending it to my Garmin
3) Creating Courses and sending them to my Garmin
I definitely suggest picking up the Garmin Soft Strap Heart Rate Monitor (Backcountry Item# GRM000S) which has proven it's worth when training for races.
Get out there and record yourself, but be careful it can get addicting! You have been warned!
Gorgeous pic Josh!
Thanks Lexi! More to come!
Doe this include the HR monitor and cadence...
Doe this include the HR monitor and cadence sensor? Or is it just the unit?
This product does not include the HR monitor and cadence sensor. There is another listing for the one with these sensors for $239 here:
Does anyone know how well this gps would...
Does anyone know how well this gps would work for skiing? I would use it primarily for cycling, but it would be interesting to also track slope grade, speed, elevation, total ascent while skiing.
It should work fine. I've taken mine while walking and it tracks everything offroad just like cycling.
Is this compatable with wahoo hr monitor...
Is this compatable with wahoo hr monitor and speed and cadence?
The Edge 500 is only compatible with ANT+ enabled HR straps and speed/cadence sensors. This only work with ANT+ specific Wahoo devices, and not their Bluetooth versions. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. firstname.lastname@example.com
You'll love it
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I've used my 500 for several years now and it's simply an awesome product. I use it for mountain biking, road biking and even sometimes take it hiking due to the extra long battery life. I like how you can have so many data points on your screen, yet at the same time the size is perfect. Not too big and not too small. It mounts easily and I switch use between the road bike and mountain bike.
how easy is it to set this up to work for...
how easy is it to set this up to work for using an indoor trainer?
To use this with an indoor trainer, you will also need a speed sensor (such as the GSC 10) mounted to the rear wheel. Then you just turn off the GPS sensor on the 500 and it will record your trainer ride.
Excellent battery life and durable
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
As others have said this computer is excellent at documenting your rides and all your data. It has a great battery life. Compared to the old gamins its night and day difference. Wish the screen was slightly bigger and also the garmin front of bar mount puts it couple finger widths in front of your bar so I had to get use to the gap. Not a big deal but on first ride it looked strange. The garmin mount keeps it very snug in place.


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That's why Maldonado, who still aspires to hold a UFC title someday, stepped up and took what so many others wouldn't: a UFC 153 bout with fast-rising light-heavyweight contender Glover Teixeira.
"I'm already 32 years old, so I've got no more time left to play around," Maldonado told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com).
Following recently competitive but losing bouts with Kyle Kingsbury and Igor Pokrajac, Maldonado (18-5 MMA, 1-2 UFC) meets Teixeira (18-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) at Saturday's UFC 153 event at HSBC Arena in Rio de Janeiro. They fight on the pay-per-view main card following prelims on FX and Facebook.
Teixeira initially was slated to fight Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in the night's co-headliner, but the former champion bowed out of the event due to an injury. Maldonado, a fellow Brazilian, then took a fight few others were willing to.
Many of his fellow fighters see it as a lose-lose situation. Despite Teixeira's current 16-fight win streak (which includes 13 first-round stoppages), they argue he doesn't have the name recognition to really warrant the gamble. And a loss makes it an insurmountable hit to their contender status.
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Step Up: Revolution (2012)
Step Up: Revolution SynopsisStep Up: Revolution is the next installment in the worldwide smash Step Up franchise, which sets the dancing against the vibrant backdrop of Miami. Emily (Kathryn McCormick) arrives in Miami with aspirations of becoming a professional dancer and soon falls in love with Sean (Ryan Guzman), a young man who leads a dance crew in elaborate, cutting-edge flash mobs, called "The Mob." When a wealthy business man threatens to develop The Mob's historic neighborhood and displace thousands of people, Emily must band together with Sean and The Mob to turn their performance art into protest art, and risk losing their dreams to fight for a greater cause.
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Not really looking for any information on it. Just curious if anyone has bought one yet.
Not really looking for any information on it. Just curious if anyone has bought one yet.
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It would be a perfect gun IF it was a 9 like the consumers asked for. With that said. My best friend bought one and sold it a week later. It's the same size as an mp shield but a .380. It's a FAIL in my book. I hope glock listens to it's feedback and produces the same pistol but in 9mm. I know you want to know feedback from someone who has bought and an obviously I haven't. I have however handled it outside a store and hope it helps. If someone has purchased it, they might be a little bias
I haven't bought one, but would consider it. I played with one at SHOT, and it was typical Glock quality. For a pocket pistol design, I liked the form factor better than other tiny .380s.
There are suitable .380 loads available to save your ass if you need.
I would also like to see a similarly sized 9mm.
A man should carry milled steel and walnut. Tupperware belongs in the kitchen cabinets.
Thanks for such an original and informative post, canvsbk!
Anyway, like everyone else, I also wanted it to be a 9. Around SHOT time, I heard that it was bigger than what everyone expected and that it was the same size as the Shield. So, that bummed me out a little until I seen one in a store about three days after it was released. I was surprised at how small it was due to everything I had heard. When I got home, I compared it to my Shield and the 42 is noticeably smaller. It may not be as small as the LCP but like BB said, I like the fact that you can actually hang on to the thing.
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I carry and it is a 9mm, no sense carry a pea shooter. If you ever have to use it, you don't want to pizz them off, you want to do the job!
I carry a KelTec PF9. Never been much of a Glock fan and really like wheel guns better. But what I am using now fits the bill perfectly for me.
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I wouldn't call the 42 a pea shooter when compared to the PF9.
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I live with a Glock on my side. I trust my life to them. That is not an overstatement. I have a G22 that I would estimate 15000-20000 rounds have gone through. The Glock "Safe-Action" pistol is a fine battle weapon system.
It doesn't matter one bit if they have "plastic" parts. They work, manly or not, and that's what counts.
As far as .380 vs. 9mm. Well, that has horse has been beaten long after death. The truth is the 9 has a little more velocity and more energy. There are better rounds than either for self defense, IMO, and both are better than nothing when you need them.
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Josh Smith had a game-high 23 points and also grabbed 15 rebounds, while Jeff
Teague finished with 19 points and six assists. Al Horford posted 14 points
and 14 boards and DeShawn Stevenson hit on 5-of-11 3-point attempts to end
with 15 points.
Energy may be a concern for Atlanta in this meeting. After being up 31-19
after the first quarter on Friday and leading by as many as 18 in the third,
the Wizards closed within two with four minutes to play, but Smith eventually
restored a six-point edge with a 3-pointer.
"That was a really tough win for us. Since we've been here on this homestand,
this is probably one of the most challenging games," said Hawks coach Larry
Drew. "Not to say the other games weren't challenging, but from a mental stand
point this was a big challenge."
The Grizzlies certainly offer more than just a mental challenge as they own
the league's best winning percentage thanks to a 14-3 mark (.824). They have
won six of their past seven and gutted out a 96-89 win over the New Orleans
Hornets on Friday night.
Rudy Gay matched a season high with 28 points, shooting 10-of-18 from the
field while logging at least 14 points in a career-best 20th straight game.
Former Hornet Quincy Pondexter also matched a season high with 16 points,
making all six of his shot attempts. That included four from 3-point range.
Zach Randolph added 15 points for Memphis, which led from the first quarter on
and were ahead by as many as 14 points in the second half before the Hornets
put forth an unsuccessful comeback try.
New Orleans drew to within 86-85 with 3:45 to go, but the Grizzlies countered
with a 10-2 run to keep the Hornets at bay.
"Every time we come to New Orleans it's always a fight to the finish," said
Randolph afterward. "It's a boxing match. It was a good game, we played hard
and everyone contributed. Rudy Gay also had a great game tonight. It was a
good win"
Guard Tony Allen returned to action after missing three straight games with a
groin strain and contributed six points and three steals in 22 minutes.
The Grizzlies had lost four straight to the Hawks prior to a 96-77 win at
Atlanta in the lone meeting last season. Gay led all scorers with 21 points
and added six rebounds.
Atlanta has won four of its past five trips to Memphis.
The Sports Network


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I ran into a small nuance running 'zmcontrol stop' on my newly installed
ZCS 4.0.3.network that I thought I'd report in hopes that it gets tidied up in future releases.
I installed the mail store on one server and ldap/mta on another physical server to split the load. When running 'zmcontrol stop' on the mta box (no mail store installed there), when it gets to "Stopping mailbox..." it asks for a "Password:" three times. If I hit return 3 times it goes away and eventually the script completes. There is no harm or foul but it is annoying at best and precludes calling the script without manual intervention.
It turns out that zmcontrol is calling 'zmmailboxctl stop' which in turn calls 'zmmtaconfigctl stop', 'mysql.server stop', 'zmconvertctl stop' and 'tomcat stop'.
When 'tomcat stop' is called on a box where mailstore has not been installed, it asks for a password because the 'tomcat' script tries to sudo 'libexec/zmtomcatmgr' which is not handled in /etc/sudoers.
The simple fix to eliminate this nuisance is just to add:
%zimbra ALL=NOPASSWD:/opt/zimbra/libexec/zmtomcatmgr
to /etc/sudoers on the box without the mailstore component installed.
I'm posting this to bring it to the attention of the Zimbra engineers so that they can possibly come up with a more elegant solution in subsequent releases, e.g. dynamically determining the 'allservices' array in zmcontrol and not calling stop for services that don't exist on the calling server.
My guess is this is isn't their highest priority outstanding "issue", however.


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So, they're ripping on you for wanting to show them your pokemanz, yet they're at they're computers fapping to that HAWT NIGHT ELF
(obvious stereotype is obvious, lol)
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I want the show to take things more seriously, of course with some humor still, but I want the show to have more serious topics.
Yeahs its always either
1. Ash is in a new town they dicovered something and team orcket comes to screw things up.
2. Ash dicovers something new and team rocket screw it up
3. Ash does a gym battle and team rocket does soemthing
I dunno. The Pokemon Ping-Pong tournament was a little different.
It was just a contest disguised as a sporting event...
I guess I tend to like the first seasons more because the episodes were a bit more imaginative like with the pink pokemon island or the two dojos fighting each other. But then, I think anyone would run out of ideas after 10+ years... They even repeated the Raichu-Pikachu fight with Pikachu losing, seeing if it wants to evolve, refusing to evolve and then beating the Raichu. :P
Yeah they need to have more imaginative idea like gaint pokemon island that is one of the good ones.
From the sounds of it, the show is just taking what is happening in the game and basically copy/paste-ing it into a show.
The show had it where Ash & co. were on the SS Ann (Saint Anne on the show) and it sunk. That never happened in the game, which is something I would like to implement into somehow.
The old director is still there, but he's often doing something else the show actually has two directors because of that. The other director is more hands on with the show now than before, which only means someone has to go out and snipe the guy.:-/...
Anyway. But yeah. They should have more "what if" situations. Or ways to prevent Ash from obtaining something. Like when Ash had to dress like a girl to fight Erika! That was totally funny... and that was the only pokemon episode that was rate TV-PG because Ash said "crap" but now he say grabage so that it's rated TV-G.
I also remember the episode where Brock got his vulpix. In that episode Brock was talking to the breeder and he accidently said "I want to breed with you...er... I want to work with you to breed pokemon!"
Yeah, some parents got angry with the show. So they had to change it. I've got a recording of that episode on VHS...
VHS... that sounds old. sheesh... I feel old now.
Think how our parents feel with those black disc things
woot to the 8 track
Things have gone a long way since edison invernted the phoneograph
Going back to the original topic... For your RTS pokemon game, how many pokemon would you be fielding at once? Because the potential number of units on screen at once is directly proportional to the necessity of mouse control. Also it might work better if you could directly control the pokemon because I don't trust friendly AI. Yeah, uh, just leave all your units bunched together miles from the battlefield while I get cut to pieces by three enemy armies at once. Thanks guys.
It might be nice to pull the games back a bit in terms of increasingly complex item systems. Firstly, lose the hold items. It was a nice idea, but it's not really worth the extra data required which you could use for something else. Next, scrap all the weird evolution requirements. Trading, stones and levelling were fine. Oh, and stop making so many different balls. Most of them are ridiculously specialised anyway (dusk, quick, timer, dive, nest, net, repeat, luxury), one of them is bloody useless (premier) and one is use impaired (heal). Yes, they can be useful at times, but ultimately an Ultra Ball is nearly as effective and less gimmicky.
Eh I have to disagree the duckball is much more usefull that the ultra at night and in a cave catching giratina and heatran was a snap then.
Also hal balls are cool I een found a way to get my newest competitive pokemon in one. (machamp) with great natures ok ivs and nice abilility too
Yes they make it a little easier, but I've had just as much luck using ultra balls against the damn things.
There is no advantage to a Heal Ball. It's just an expensive pink poke ball.
No It heals you pokemons hp and status conditions like a leftovers preminent lum berry mix
Very good if you use it right
Yeah, when you catch it. And the thing stopping you going to a Poke Center is what exactly?
??? I could of sworn it could be used in battle like leftovers
Not an RTS, but just real time. Remove the turn base in pokemon that's basically what I want-- remove the turn taking.
My brother has an idea for a "Pokemon Tactics" game where there would be 8 pokemon on screen similar to the battle system of FF:TA and pokemon. In addition to a field, there will be elevation so pokemon can use fly and such.
Then there is my Idea of making Pokemon Mysterious Dungeon 3D, but making it more like FF:Crystal Cronicals. I would make it where you can transfer one (1) pokemon from your Pokemon Game to this one and be able to use that pokemon in 3D. You would have complete control of that pokemon and you can equip stuff like armor and other things found in the Mysterious Treasure games. You could also play with friends and gain experience points and Effort Points.
But my real time pokemon game would be like any regular pokemon game (but with an actual 3D worlds since it would be on a home console) and with tons of fun mini games.
The battles would be singles (1-on-1) or double (2-on-2).
I would revamp the Contest Hall.
All Pokemon conditions are being considered and judged at the sametime.
(Whe you enter a pokemon Cute, Cool, Tough, Smart, & Beauty are being judged all at once). Your Pokemon in the end will either be the cutiest of show or the coolest et cetera; that is, if your pokemon's appeal goes well.
Accessories would add to appeal, certain items will be cute, other smart, and so on; this is easy way to gain points, but not to many points will be gained.
Natural appeal is natural condition your pokemon is in, eating Poffins will raise a pokemons condition, but over time the condition will lower and go away. You'll have to feed your pokemon even more poffins to gain the same level condition.
Before the contest you are times (like the usual contest halls of today) but you can either rub the picture of your pokemon to make them sparkle (like your badges when looking at your trainer card).
Poopy another myth that I hoped like Mex
So there isn't too many people around here who would want to change or add anything to the pokemon main franchise...
Well besides a a few small things not really.
i would make 1000000000000000000000 new pokemon


text: Four members of the Yellow Jacket cross-country team participated in the 12th annual Race for the Cure, held in Cheyenne, Wyoming this past weekend. The event, which included over 2,000 participants, volunteers, and spectators, is a 5k run/walk through the streets of Cheyenne and is held annually to increase awareness and fight against breast cancer. Yellow Jacket participants included Kerry Washburn and Mark Mazza, both graduates of Cheyenne Central, as well as Allen Wood and Cody Bordewyk. Washburn, who was the 2005 and 2006 race winner in the women's division, once again took honors finishing in a time of 18:07, while Allen Wood took first place honors in the men's division with a clocking of 15:30. The opportunity not only allows the athletes to get out and run with some teammates and friends for a change, but also is for a great cause. Proceeds from the race help fund local research and educational programs in Wyoming as well as a portion donated to the National Susan G. Komen for the Cure exclusively for national research and grant rewards. For race results, photos, and future information on the Race for the Cure, please visit the website below.


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Student Exempt From Vaccinations, for Now
January 16, 2013
After receiving allergy testing, a local school student has been exempted — at least for now — from receiving a vaccination required by West Virginia state law....
"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." ? Martin Luther King Jr.
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Wow. I can't imagine being that mother and having to go through that battle when it seems like such common sense. Why does anyone other than the child's physician have a say in an exemption?
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Way to go, DHHR. The CDC obviously has no clue when they say that an allergy like this should be an automatic exemption. The patient's doctor just MUST be clueless and wanting to put everyone at risk by allowing one allergic patient to not get this shot. I get the warm fuzzies when I think about how you now have the ability to make law when it comes to vaccine requirements. I know that since you obviously know better than other government agencies and doctors and that you most certainly have our best interest at heart. (Please note the dripping sarcasm throughout).
What will happen when a child DIES because you refuse to bend and follow the CDC and doctors' recommendations? Wait.... nobody can be held liable in the case of vaccine injuries so you'll get a free pass. How do you sleep at night?
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This article seriously downplays the severity of the situation. It makes me sick and this isn't even my child they are talking about! Ohio County DHHR are playing God with peoples lives. It needs to STOP. They should NOT be able to override a child's pediatrician or Dr. They know the child. These DHHR Dr's only see what is on paper and deem in necessary to OVERRIDE a child's DR! Apparently having a chance of DYING from a vaccine isn't deemed 'severe enough'. What if this mom got so sick of the harassment from the DRRH office and caved and got her son the shot and he died? What then? Who takes responsibility for that? Certainly not the DHHR. What do they care. Its not their child.
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It seems that the child's physician would be in a better position to determine if the vaccination was too risky.
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Seriously?? Every year the child has to go through this, and be subjected to pricking for allergy testing? Really? This makes sense to the educational and medical professionals? If he is allergic, he is allergic! This isn't the same as being fat - where he could lose weight, or having high cholesterol, which could come down. It is an allergy! SO instead of taking the opportunity for unnecessary medical appointments and testing, give the kid a pass -- and keep the others inoculated. It doesn't take a rocket scientist or a medical professional to apply common sense, however, it will most likely be a great political cause for a candidate who is looking out for his CONSTITUENTS RIGHTS. What is the next step? Homeschooling? Great take even more opportunities to limit this child's options - brilliant!
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Gotta follow the rules, even if it kills the kid. Good Call Mercer.
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I've just got ZCS Open Source Edition up and running on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. It all appears to have installed correctly. I'm also using ASSP as an external relay, running on a separate machine.
This set up receives mail fine, however when sending outbound emails to external addresses, I get the error:
(external yahoo email address): mail for mail.mydomain.com:25 loops back to myself
The ASSP machine listens on port 25 and forwards to the Zimbra machine's IP address on it's port 25. The ASSP machine has an MX record in mydomain.com; the Zimbra one doesn't (only an A NAME). Both machines have externally-facing IP addresses.
In the Zimbra Admin console, under Global Settings > MTA, the "Network" section is as follows:
"Webmail MTA Host Names" has the FQDN (i.e. mail.mydomain.com) of the Zimbra machine and the port is showing as 25.
"Relay MTA for external delivery" is set to the FQDN for the ASSP machine on port 25
"Inbound SMTP host name" is also set to the FQDN of the ASSP machine.
"MTA Trusted Networks" is empty and "Enable DNS Lookups" is checked.
I'm assuming there probably something simple but not obvious which is causing Zimbra to find this loop. I'm a bit of a Zimbra noob so any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,


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Gainesville, FL (Sports Network) - Scottie Wilbekin led five Florida players
in double-figures with 14 points and eight assists and Patric Young donated 12
points and 11 boards as the seventh-ranked Gators cruised past No. 25
Kentucky, 69-52, on Tuesday in a Top-25 SEC showdown.
Casey Prather came off the bench to provide 12 points on 6-of-8 shooting from
the floor for the Gators (20-3, 10-1 SEC), who won their second straight
following a loss at Arkansas last Wednesday to take over sole possession of
first place in the SEC. Mike Rosario and Eric Murphy had 12 and 10 points,
respectively, in the victory.
Willie Cauley-Stein had 10 points and six rebounds for the Wildcats (17-7,
8-3), who ended a five-game winning streak and lost freshman forward Nerlens
Noel to an apparent knee injury around the midway point of the second half.
Noel, who was injured after blocking a Rosario layup attempt, ranks first in
the nation in blocked shots with 4.5 per game. He had logged three straight
double-doubles entering the contest, but finished with eight points and six
rebounds before leaving the game.
The Sports Network


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Denver, CO (Sports Network) - Ty Lawson scored 26 points, Andre Iguodala added
20 and the Denver Nuggets opened a six-game homestand with a dominating 121-93
victory over the Sacramento Kings.
Danilo Gallinari chipped in 14 points, while Kenneth Faried totaled 11 points
and nine rebounds for the Nuggets, who shot 61 percent from the field through
the first three quarters and had 101 points heading into the fourth.
Denver connected on a season-high 13 3-pointers and led by as many as 35 in
winning their third straight game with relative ease.
The Kings, led by Aaron Brooks' 16 points, opened their six-game road trip
with a fourth consecutive loss.
The Sports Network


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Sherrod Brown Shares Ted Kennedy's Faith in Socialized Medicine
Cross-posted from Breitbart.com Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) has a leg up on the layman in matters of faith: Sherrod labored alongside Ted Kennedy for a government big enough to drown us all in its generosity. Sherrod is so charitable with your money, he fought for a "public option" in Obamacare! At a September 2009 Organizing for America rally in Columbus, Ohio, Sherrod promised to pass | Read More »


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May 31, 2016
The chairman of the House Gaming Committee says he will hold an initial fact-finding committee hearing within the next three or four weeks to look at proposals for a state lottery in Mississippi.
Rep. Richard Bennett says that many people have asked about a lottery and some legislators put in bills for it every year.
Forty-three states have lotteries. All of the states bordering Mississippi have one except for Alabama.
Supporters say a lottery would help shore the state budget and could be earmarked for education and keep Mississippians from spending lottery dollars in neighboring states.
Bennett says he has the Mississippi Gaming Commission and a casinos' association gathering information for lawmakers.
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So i decided to make one myself. It is based on the excellent Triatlas and used with permission. The app will be free of charge (maybe i'll make a pro version later with integrated memo recorder). Stars up to 12.6 and galaxies up to mag 15.7.
The features in te upcoming release are:
intuitive navigation (index-chart with all constellations zoom in to subcharts)
excellent performance.
atlas zoom, pinch, scroll,
night vision
flip chart
mirror chart
brightness control
Future versions will have
memorecorder (with GPS stamp)
messier/ngc/ic search
Note that it is an atlas: no planetarium features or searching (yet). But it will suit my needs. What do you think?


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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Finally able to compete in a scheduled track meet, the Perkins County athletes came away in sixth place in both the girls and boys divisions at the Hershey Invitational on Saturday, April 20. Weather has caused the postponement or cancellation of some of the spring sports events for the Plainsmen. The Sutherland Invitational and the Chase County Invite were both cancelled; golf meets have been postponed; there have been snow days and late starts for Perkins County Schools during the month of April. As of Monday, there was more rain/snow mix in the forecast. Two of the tracksters from Perkins County set new school records at the Saturday meet in Hershey—Elliot Carlson and Quinton Hite broke the school record in the 100m dash. Carlson's time of 10:81 in second place will stand as the school record. Hite came in third with a time of 11.0, also breaking the school's record. The boys team placed sixth in a field of 11 schools with 51.5 points. First place went to Chase County with 109 points. Cambridge was second with 100 points, and St. Pat's had 72 points for third place. The Perkins County girls also placed sixth as a team with 42.5 points. St. Pat's captured first place with 105 points. Second went to Chase County with 86.5 points, and Hershey placed third with 61 points. Other schools taking part were South Loup, Brady, Garden County, Mullen, Sutherland and Southwest. Girls Results 100 meter dash–1st Jamie Smith, St. Pat's, 13.10 200 meter dash–1st Brooke Frederick, Hershey, 27.60 400 meter dash–1st Kenzie May, Southwest, 1:03.40 800 meter run–2nd Stephanie Schrotberger, 2:41.50; 3rd Courtney Lyon, 2:42.70; 1st Anna O'Malley, St. Pat's, 2:36.20 1600 meter run–5th Emily Kemling, 6:14.90; 1st Mandy O'Malley, St. Pat's, 5:52.60 3200 meter run–6th Emily Kemling, 13:47.40; 1st Mandy O'Malley, St. Pat's, 12:43.20 100 meter hurdles–1st Joli Hopping, Sutherland, 16.50 300 meter hurdles–1st Madison Tomlinson, Mullen, 50.30 4x100 meter relay–1st Sutherland, 53.50 4x100 meter relay powderpuff–1st Chase Co., 58.80 4x400 meter relay–1st Hershey, 4:25.10 4x800 meter relay–2nd Perkins Co., 11:11.60 (Emily Kemling, Courtney Lyon, Mariah Curtis, Stephanie Schrotberger); 1st St. Pat's, 10:58.70 High jump–1st Josie Palmer, Brady, 5'-2" Pole vault–5th Kendra Hoffert, 7'-6"; 1st Brooke Frederick, Hershey, 10'-2" Long jump–1st Jordin Wasson, Cambridge, 15'-7 3/4" Triple jump–3rd Courtney McClenahan, 32-'0"; 1st Jordin Wasson, Cambridge, 33'-11" Shot put–5th Shania Metcalf, 30'-10 3/4"; 1st Jodi Koelner, Chase Co., 36'-9" Discus throw–2nd Shania Metcalf, 100'-7"; 1st Jodi Koelner, Chase Co., 106'-2"Boys Results 100 meter dash–2nd Elliot Carlson, 10.81; 3rd Quinton Hite, 11.00; 1st Kaden Huxoll, Cambridge, 10.80 200 meter dash–2nd Quinton Hite, 23.40; 1st Kaden Huxoll Cambridge, 22.90 400 meter dash–4th Matthew Sestak, 54.70; 1st Kaden Huxoll, Cambridge, 52.20 800 meter run–1st Joe O'Malley, St. Pat's, 2:08.10 1600 meter run–1st Holden Dreiling, Chase Co., 4:58.30 3200 meter run–1st Holden Dreiling, Chase Co. 11:07.00 110 meter hurdles–1st Kevin German, Chase Co., 16.40 300 meter hurdles–1st Kevin German, Chase Co., 42.60 4x100 meter relay–1st Cambridge, 45.10 4x100 meter relay weightman's–1st Garden Co., 49.90 4x400 meter relay–6th Perkins Co., 3:47.00 (Matthew Sestak, Tristen Kennicutt, Zak Kurkowski, Quinton Hite); 1st Chase Co., 3:38.20 4x800 meter relay–6th Perkins Co., 10:09.60 (Christopher Throckmorton, Samuel Rowley, Robert Engel, Coy Aerni); 1st Brady, 8:56.70 High jump–6th Tristen Kennicutt, 5'-4"; 1st Kane McLaughlin, Garden Co., 6'-2" Pole vault–1st Brady Weinman, South Loup, 13'-7" Long jump–2nd Elliot Carlson, 20'-11"; 1st Derek Hildebrandt, South Loup, 20'-11" Triple jump–2nd Elliot Carlson, 40'-4"; 6th Zak Kurkowski, 39'-2"; 1st Zack Moore, Cambridge, 41'-0" Shot put–4th Vinny Ross, 45'-11"; 1st Justus Wallin, Chase Co., 47'-7" Discus throw–5th Vinny Ross, 128'-5"; 1st Alex Harms, St. Pat's, 141'-7"


text: Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman on the set of 'Prisoners' in Conyers, Georgia. Jake, who plays a cop in the kidnapping movie was seen smoking a cigarette while holding a tea. Also visible is a neck tattoo under his shirt collar as he chatted to a pretty production assistant. Jackman showed up to set holding a Smart Water and showing some grey in his beard. January 21, 2013.


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Just finished the quests. Apart from all the things that other ppl said in this threat i suggest abusing the imps for ember generation and keeping them alive as long as possible. FnB immolate + RoF on them provide sick ammount of embers which allows chaos bolt spam, u can easily tank the imps with sac pact and loads of shields from soul leech chaos bolts.
On 2nd imps i downed the boss from 21 to 0% just on SB spam with DS up.
Felhunters were trivial once I LoS'ed the pitlord and burned puppies with DS, shadowfury and all def cds up.
Although i must add that this was done with 506ilvl. I imagine that with lesser gear that would require more coordination.


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W.Va. military takes care of its own
ELEANOR, W.Va. -- Vietnam veteran Michael Dunlap always drove the buggy.
When the U.S. Navy veteran and his high school sweetheart wife, Connie, would walk down the aisles of the military commissary on-site sale, he was the one who pushed the cart, Connie said.
"My husband loved these sales. He always had a buggy full of everything," Connie, 64, said Saturday at the West Virginia National Guard's annual commissary sale in Eleanor.
On Saturday, though, Connie walked with the cart by herself for the first time since her husband died from surgery complications in January.
"I called my daughter this morning and told her I couldn't go, I couldn't do it," Connie said between tears. "But she said that I could do it. Today was hard, but I'm OK now."
About 350 people shopped Saturday at the two-day sale, said U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Jenny Mae Pridemore. Although the sale didn't start until 10 a.m., Pridemore said people started lining up outside the armory at about 7:30 a.m.
The sale continues Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Military commissaries provide groceries at savings to service members that average more than 30 percent compared to civilian stores, Pridemore said.
Current and retired servicemembers from any branch of service can stroll down aisles of fresh meat, produce, household-cleaning and personal-care items, canned goods, holiday items, beverages and a variety of nonperishable goods.
Because there are no permanent commissaries in West Virginia, The National Guard partners with the Defense Commissary Agency to bring the on-site commissary sale program to armories around the state.
The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio, provided the supplies for the sale.
Wright-Patterson brought everything on three trucks. Once it's gone, it's gone, Pridemore said.
What sells out the quickest in the Mountain state?
Meat, Pridemore said.
"At the first sale, in August 2008 in Kingwood, West Virginia, they had to make two trips back to Wright-Pat for more meat," Pridemore said with a laugh. "They've gotten a feel for what the West Virginia population likes to buy."
Gerald and Frances Ratliff, both 70, like the sale's steaks, ribs and burgers.
The couple looked over their coupons as they stood next to their buggy full of food for their Thanksgiving meal. Canned pumpkin piled on top of potatoes, pie crusts and cranberry sauce were a few items they planned on taking to their son's Jackson County home for Thanksgiving.
They even bought diapers, as gifts for their great-grandkids, said Gerald, a retired Air National Guard and Air Force veteran.
"This sale really is a benefit for people who have earned it," Gerald said. "We follow [the commissary sales] all around the state."
Next year, there are 10 sales planned in West Virginia. The next sale in Charleston is planned for the weekend of March 2-3.
Harold and Teresa Clark go to three commissary sales a year. The Poca family, along with their 3-year-old son, Caleb, showed up at 10:30 a.m. Saturday and, by 2 p.m., they were finally checking out.
About 20 people and their buggies stood in the checkout line at one time, which snaked around a couple corners inside the armory.
Two hours after they first stepped foot in the long line -- and young Caleb had fallen asleep in his father's arms -- servicmembers bagged the Clarks' groceries.
Harold, an Army veteran who was disabled by a roadside bomb, said the sale helps his family buy everyday items -- such as juice and diapers for their son -- at a discount so they can provide their children with some extras. The Clarks also have a 16-year-old daughter.
"It allows us to give a little more for our kids," Teresa said. "We can go to the Disney store and get them a toy because of the money we save."
Ashley Meade, 30, wanted to give a little more to her husband, Peter, who is deployed in Afghanistan. The Hometown resident filled her cart with Kool-Aid, peanuts and soap that she plans to put in boxes and send overseas to her husband, who left Sept. 1.
"This is one of the big things they offer to their families and spouses," Meade said, "so I like to take advantage of it."
The military does take care of the spouses, Connie Dunlap said, and she will come back.
"This is a family," she said as she inched her cart closer to the checkout line, "and this sale is preparing me for the holidays I'll have with my family."
Reach Megan Workman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-5113.


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this morning at 2AM there was some kind of DOS attack on tomcat. the catalina.out file filled up 2G of data in two hours. The lines looked like this:
This IP address is not on my system. This didn't become a DOS condition until catalina.out filled up over 2G and the logger didn't rotate it. Tomcat stopped running because it couldn't log. I had to manually rotate catalina.out to get it back up.Code:
Binding to 10.10.131.83:20112
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The Delaware Division of Parks and Recreation allows hunting on its lands as a tool for wildlife management. It is permitted only when compatible with Division management objectives.
All hunters wishing to hunt on State Park lands must first register for the Delaware State Parks Hunting Program. The State Parks Hunting Registration must be carried, along with a valid Delaware Hunting license, whenever hunting on State Park lands. There is a $10 charge for registration.The registration is valid in all state parks that allow hunting in the 2015 — 2016 hunting season.
Some parks have additional pre-registration requirements. Hunters are urged to contact each park directly for complete information.
Special hunting rules are in effect at each State Park. These rules and park hunting maps must be obtained prior to hunting each site. They are available in printed form at each park where hunting is allowed, or at 89 Kings Highway, Dover. These special rules are in addition to the regulations outlined in the 2015-16 Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide
Bullfrog, snapping turtle and terrapin hunting is prohibited in all areas.
State Parks are multiple use areas. Hunters must share areas with other uses such as hiking, camping, biking, horseback riding, and boating. Extreme caution is required when hunting on State Park lands.
Additional Park Registration Requirements
The following parks use lotteries to assign deer stands during certain shotgun seasons:
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To participate in the deer shotgun season in these areas, you must enter the state deer stands lottery. An application form for the lottery may be found in the 2015-16 Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide.
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Men's Soccer Hosts Oxnard In SoCal Playoff Round 1, Saturday At APU, 2 PM
The No. 7-seeded Pasadena City College men's soccer team will host No. 10 Oxnard on Saturday, Nov. 23 in the first round of the Southern California Regional Playoffs. The playoff match will be played at Azusa Pacific University's soccer field. Game time is 2 p.m.
The Lancers (8-6-7) were the third place team in the powerful South Coast Conference, a league that qualified six teams into the 14-team regional playoff field. Oxnard (15-5-1) was the Western State Conference champion.
PCC is led by sophomore goalie Gaetano Perez along with sophomore forwards Luis Flores (eight goals, nine assists), Zack Larson (eight goals, seven assists) and Eric Chavez (team-leading nine goals). Oxnard is paced by two of the top seven points scorers in the state in Johnny Lopez (18 goals) and Alex Garcia, who has 14 goals and a region-leading 14 assists.
The Lancers are making their first postseason appearance since 2008 and first under fourth-year head coach Edgar Manvelyan. PCC is 4-2 in its history v. Oxnard and hasn't faced the Condors since 2009.
The winner of this match will travel to face No. 2 seed San Bernardino Valley in a round 2 regional playoff match on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
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Hi all,
I am very new to zimbra and this forum. I am very appreciated with all comments I can get later.
Now, I had a customer that wish to used zimbra. ( I know that zimbra had various level model and license). Now, he asked me if zimbra can sync email, calendar, task and contacts (and else) through bis connection to theirs blackberry.
That way I am asking this nice question to this forum
1. Can I get the information about what Zimbra edition should I use?
2. Can the sync be done ?
3. Any requirement should their BB should have? like version of RIM OS'es/model/etc?
I'll running the ZImbra in the VMware (virtualization).
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Hi There,
Noob to Zimbra, so please be gentle
I have two email accounts. A gmail account and an ISP account. The ISP account is a standard pop/imap account with only mail support. Hence the gmail account provides cloud based calendar and contacts so I can sync them on multiple devices. I do not really wish to use the gmail account as an email account, as I have used the ISP account as my email contact for a long time now. Clearly that would be the easiest solution, but I love a challenge. However, it seems I am unable to tell the ISP plain imap account that it should use the gmail account for contacts when I try to send email from it. To get the "To" button to work in the compose window, I have to switch to the gmail account in the "from" selection, select the recipients, then switch back to the ISP account to make sure the email gets sent from that account.
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Sideshow Collectibles is proud to present the Tusken Raider Sixth Scale figure. Faithfully capturing this nomad of Tatooine with exacting attention to detail, the newest entry in Sideshow's Star Wars Sixth Scale figure line is an outstanding addition to any collection.
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Another fantastic Stars Wars guy to add to the collection, must buy item and certainly worth every cent or penny .i give it five stars for great detail and price , well done SS
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Wynyard Tasmania Australia
I have to say I wasn't too sure about it when I saw the images on the website. However, the sand people in the Star Wars films are without a doubt one of my favorite races. When I got it and unwrapped it, I was stunned how nice it looked.Totally realism here. Completely recomend this
— A viewer
What can I say. Loved the exclusive version so much I just had to get another one to build my Tusken Raider army! Can't stop staring at them. From the costume to the accessories, an outstanding figure and I can't wait to see what's next from Sideshow!
— Davey
Fort Worth, TX
My only complaint is the very well done robe obscures the awesome bandoliers and leather belt. Great sculpt, clothes, and killer weapons- esp the exclusive. This guy would look freakin awesome on a scaled Bantha with REAL fur. Currently guarding my room. A single file would not do him justice!
— M. Austin
United States
This figure is just simply breathtaking. Whomever sculpted the portriate is a genius for detail. The clothing is also superb with a look and feel that really captures the character. Please dont let this guy pass you by. Would like to see a Tuskin Mother and Child too one day to complete his family.
— John White
Stockbridge, Ga.
This model is fantastic, I have 5 clone troopers & Boba Fett to date. Tusken Raider arrived this morning and beats them all, Thin fabric hangs well and scales with the model, all weapons look great and you can position slug thrower into correct rifle firing pose unlike the clone troopers.
— A Jackson
Once again SSC has hit the target. This figure ROCKS. I cannot believe that this figure hasn't sold out yet, it has to be one of the coolest OTC figures that have been released. Get it, you won't be disappointed. The detail is right on the money, very film accurate and the exclusive version is it.
— Sean M
Athens, GA
Received the exclusive version today. I'm totally impressed with the detail in the garments and the head sculpt. Way to nail this one down Sideshow! Might have to splurge and get a couple regular editions. Can't wait to get my exclusive Bossk. Keep loading us with more winners Sideshow!
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Fort Worth, TX
that this guy is really an exceptional 1/6 iteration. The fact that there are no visible joints gives him a statue feel, and the materials used for his robes are not only movie accurate, but well tailored and even desert stained! MUST OWN! head sculpt is superb and weapons are top notch!!!
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This figure is a knock-out! Once freed from the box, this savage warrior will command attention as you try an endless variety of poses with each of the perfectly rendered weapons. The textiles, the detail, all top-notch! Any SW OT fan MUST include this iconic desert raider in their collection...
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This is one of the best in the Star Wars line so far! The leather bandolier, the fabric wrapped legs and feet, real metal barrel on the rifle! AND, the head sculpt is incredible! I'm ordering two more of the regular version! Get one while you can! Thanks SC!!
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Cheesecake Cranberry Bars
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2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 cups quick or old-fashioned oats
1/4 cup packed light brown sugar
1 cup (2 sticks) butter or margarine, softened
2 cups (12-oz. pkg.) white chocolate morsels
1 pkg. (8 oz.) cream cheese, softened
1 can (14 oz.) sweetened condensed milk
1/4 cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 can (16 oz.) whole berry cranberry sauce
2 tablespoons cornstarch
Preheat: oven to 350° F. Grease 13 x 9-inch baking pan.
Combine: flour, oats and brown sugar in large bowl. Add butter; mix until crumbly. Stir in morsels. Reserve 2 1/2 cups morsel mixture for topping. With floured fingers, press remaining mixture into prepared pan.
Beat: cream cheese in large mixer bowl until creamy. Add sweetened condensed milk, lemon juice and vanilla extract; mix until smooth. Pour over crust. Combine cranberry sauce and cornstarch in medium bowl. Spoon over cream cheese mixture. Sprinkle reserved morsel mixture over cranberry mixture.
Bake: for 35 to 40 minutes or until center is set. Cool completely in pan on wire rack. Cover; refrigerate until serving time (up to 1 day). Cut into bars.
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Sao Paulo, Brazil (Sports Network) - United States forwards Alex Morgan and
Abby Wambach were among the finalists for the FIFA Women's World Player of the
Year award announced Thursday.
Morgan and Wambach guided the United States to its third consecutive Olympic
gold medal this year, and will try to become the first American winner since
Mia Hamm won in 2002. Hamm won the first two women's awards.
With 24 goals in 26 games, Morgan leads the United States in scoring this year
- just one goal ahead of Wambach, who has 23 goals in 27 matches.
Five-time winner Marta of Brazil, who won from 2006-11 and was runner-up last
season to Japan's Homare Sawa, is the other finalist.
Former U.S. coach Pia Sundhage, who recently left the team to coach Sweden, is
among the finalists for FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women's Football. The
other finalists are France's Bruno Bini and Japan's Norio Sasaki.
The winners will be announced Jan. 7.
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another version and still no support for a large part of the world that read and write arabic. all we need is to unhide the tinyMCE RTL button that is already there.
you can't compose a message in Zimbra without characters moving to the wrong position. why does it takes so long and not being prioritized ??


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(Washington, DC) Congressman Alcee L. Hastings (D-FL), Chairman of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (U.S. Helsinki Commission) and Co-Chairman Senator Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), will hold a hearing on Tuesday, October 16 at 10:00 a.m. in 210 of the Cannon House Office Building. The hearing entitled, "Kazakhstan's Bid to Chair the OSCE: A Fundamental Right or a Foolhardy Ambition?" will focus on Kazakhstan's bid to head the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) in 2009.
Oil rich Kazakhstan's ambition to be OSCE Chair-in-Office has been controversial ever since it was put forward in 2003. Consensus could not be reached last year because of concerns about ongoing problems with democratization and human rights in Kazakhstan. In November, the 56 member states of the OSCE are expected to decide the issue.
The following witnesses will testify at the hearing:
His Excellency Erlan A. Idrissov, Ambassador of Kazakhstan
Mr. David Merkel, former Director for Central Asia, National Security Council
Dr. Robert Herman, Director of Programs, Freedom House, representing a broad coalition of human rights groups
Mr. Yevgeniy Zhovtis, Director, the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law
The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, also known as the Helsinki Commission, is a U.S. Government agency that monitors progress in the implementation of the provisions of the 1975 Helsinki Accords. The Commission consists of nine members from the United States Senate, nine from the House of Representatives, and one member each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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The focus could be on the quarterbacks Friday night when Steubenville Catholic and Oak Glen, both currently 2-2, try and improve their chances of earning postseason playoff berths at the Golden Bears new field in New Manchester.
Triggering the Crusaders' high-wire aerial attack is stellar Brenton Colabella, the Ohio Valley's leading passer with nearly 1,200 yards after four games. Colabella accounted for some dazzling numbers last Friday night when he connected for 348 yards and three touchdowns during a 49-7 romp against struggling Toronto. The strong-armed junior's 18 of 26 performance boosted his numbers to 69 completions in 110 attempts for 1,168 yards and 14 touchdowns with two interceptions.
Despite a two-game losing streak after an impressive start, Oak Glen QB Bub Haddox's legs and throwing arm have drawn the attention of every head coach and defensive coordinator in preparing a game plan for the Golden Bears.
Haddox, operating behind one of the area's biggest lines, remained ranked among the Ohio Valley's Big School rushing leaders despite being limited to 64 yards on 13 carries in last Friday night's unexpected 48-12 loss to John Marshall at Monarch Field in Moundsville.
On the season, Haddox is averaging more than 100 yards rushing per game with 405 yards on just 44 attempts, an average of a little less than 9 yards per carry. Last week he also completed 15 of 26 passes for 148 yards, including a 40-yard touchdown strike to senior receiver Cody Howell.
''Steubenville Catholic's high-powered offense is scary,'' Oak Glen first-year coach Ian Whittington said. The former Golden Bears assistant believes Colabella is the best quarterback the Hancock County squad has faced in the last two seasons.
On the way to reaching the playoffs in 2011, the Golden Bears were able to defeat the then young, inexperienced Crusaders by bringing a lot of defensive heat.
The strategy won't change much although the standout QB has been benefiting from better protection this season.
''I think we got to him 11 or 12 times when we set a school record for sacks but his line is obviously much improved," Whittington said. ''We still want to bring a lot of pressure and hope to get him throwing off his back foot.''
Steubenville Catholic coach Steve Daley's main concern in trying to contain Oak Glen's two-way standout QB centers on the size of the hosts' huge line.
''They're big up front and at the running back positions,'' he noted. ''Haddox is a very good athlete who can move out of the pocket. We have to get some stops against him and also not allow them to go toe-to-toe and jam the football right at us.''
Injuries the last couple of weeks forced the Golden Bears to get away from their power football scheme early in games.
They started out running the ball right at John Marshall with good success before an injury in the second quarter to 235-pound fullback Zack Staley forced him out of the game and caused Oak Glen to change the offense.
''We also were without two other key seniors, our kicker/cornerback/receiver Josh Weltner and free safety/receiver Clayton Flowers, who has been out for a while with a severly strained calf," Whittington explained.
''We have to continue to power the football if we are going to be successful. Losing the last two games put us with our backs to the wall as far as the playoffs are concerned. We need to get back on track and this is a big game for us looking down the rest of our schedule.''
Daley insists his main concern is not getting the Crusaders back into the playoffs at this point.
''We want to go 1-0 this week and finish off the first half of the season with a winning record,'' he said.
He has been pleased with Steubenville Catholic's success through the air.
''We are moving the football pretty well and, at times, the running game has been capable enough to keep the other teams honest,'' he said. ''Colabella throws the ball deep accurately and you don't see many high school quarterbacks able to make that throw to the far side of the field. He's also a smart kid that has the OK to make a lot of check down calls himself.''
Another strength pointed to by Daley is the quality of the Crusaders receiving corps. Nine different players have made catches so far and three of them are among the area's leading receivers.
Senior split end Zach Herrington had five catches for 96 yards and two touchdowns last week, giving him 19 receptions, 389 yards and five scores after four games. Other top Steubenville Catholic receivers are Kyle Laukert (14 catches, 284 yards, 4TDs) and Michael Carapellotti (14 catches, 147 yards, 2TDs).


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Topic: SMTP port 26 - iptables
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- Linux/BSD distribution name and version: CentOS 6.2
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- Any related log? Log is helpful for troubleshooting.
I have opened up port 26 in the postfix master.cf because some ISP's reserve port 25 for their SMTP server ONLY. Do you know off the top of your head the command to add an accept in IPTABLES for port 26 but have it also work with fail2-ban, etc.
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Maria Sharapova got her World Team Tennis on last night with the Newport Beach Breakers and was in splendid form.
According to the double bagel (who was in attendance at the match):
Masha played all the events she could at last night's match; women's singles, doubles and mixed doubles and won all of them. She looked super solid last night, accurately hit lines, winners (her BH down the line is kind of perfect, yo), pounded on second serves and only committed one double fault the entire match. Seemed to me like she's adjusted quite well now on that new abbreviated service motion.
Even Shrieka thought so telling the press afterwards, "I am a hundred percent."
Good news. But let's not get all crazy and start pushing toddlers around in sports cars, girl. It's cute and all but really? Proceed with caution.
See more pics of Shrieka over at the double bagel!


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