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A sexist, retarded, and above all stupid Sonic sprite comic that pokes fun at things that only amuses the sickest of minds!
This comic should not be read by anyone... but you know you will anyway! Rated Arr!
375 days later...
It's been a while. No excuses, just lazy. Enjoy.
I came.
I saw.
I came again.
lol nice. I remember this comic, when I was 10 or 11 I got really peed off at his cause you guys used my sprites in a comic with some of my friends xD
This comic makes me laugh tears of joy.
Sweet, this comic is back with a bang.
HOLYSHIASNDFMAOPICVNA0ONM- This is back?!?!
Fucking peadofiles, man.
Fucking peadofiles.
Sonic's Face In The Last Frame it's Just Priceless.....
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Renard Jackson (photo), assistant professor of education, and Jack Shindler, professor of English and director of international programs, participated in the Scholarship of Pedagogy Symposium sponsored by the Associated Colleges of the Chicago Area (ACCA). Hosted by Dominican University on Oct. 30, the conference was titled Connecting the Dots: Helping Students Integrate Learning Across Contexts.
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London is the place to be at the moment, with the engagement heard 'round the world between Prince William + Kate Middleton and, of course, next week's ATP World Tour Finals. Okay, so maybe the newlyweds and that ginormous blue-sapphire engagement
After reviewing the pics from today's media call with the boys, I made a number of very important observations:
1) Bring on the beard, Nole. Just make me drool damn it.
2) Big Berd is a beauty. Still can't find a bad pic of him.
3) Speaking of Berdy, extra style points to the Czech and (gasp!) Muzz for rocking the brown footwear with their suits and bucking the black trend. It's smart, uses contrast to add pop and helps them stand out from the rest.
4) Dear A-Rod: You balding. Bad. Deal, for the love of GAWD (are you listening Rafa?)
More images of the boys doing dapper after the jump - click the headline, y'all.
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US pharma sales grew just 1.3 percent last year, according to data released by IMS Health on Friday. That's a disappointing decline from the double-digit growth of just a few years ago—but well in line with projections of how sales would respond to a dreary economy and a lack of new blockbuster drugs.
Predictably, Pfizer came in on top, with sales of $20.5 billion, down from $23.6 billion in 2007. Teva and Bristol-Myers Squibb showed the most growth, with sales of $9.2 billion and $8 billion, respectively.
Lipid regulators were the most prescribed class of drugs, with nearly 202 million scrips written last year. On a dollar-for-dollar basis, antipsychotics racked up the most sales in a therapeutic class, $14.6 billion, edging out lipid regulators at $14.5 billion.
"We continue to see a high rate of change, so I wouldn't categorize 2008 as ho-hum," said Diana Conmy, corporate director of market insights at IMS Health. "We continue to see the regulatory environment home in on safety first, and as a result there were some products that didn't make it out to the market in 2008. Some were delayed due to approvable letters and others due to delays."
With a grand total of 291.5 million drug units sold in 2008, pharma didn't have a shabby year either. Pfizer's Lipitor was the top-selling drug once again at 7.8 million units, down from 9.1 million in 2007. Nexium, Plavix, Advair Diskus, and Seroquel rounded out the top five—all jumping in sales from the previous year.
However, it's hard to ignore the looming patent cliff—most notably for Lipitor—coming in the next few years. All of the drugs in the top 15 have had decent life cycles, but few blockbusters are expected to take their spots.
"The new products in the market are not contributing as heavily to growth as they did five or ten years ago," Conmy told Pharm Exec on Tuesday. "That's not to say that there aren't any innovative or important products coming to market. Specialty products are contributing positively to growth. It shows that manufacturers are developing products to address areas of unmet need, which is a positive."
One new wrinkle is the impact of the larger economy on the pharma market, a factor that IMS had to contend with in 2008. However, Conmy said that pharma is relatively bulletproof in a recession, due to the inherent need for medication.
"Medicines are essential for consumers, and [people] are going to place more importance on holding on to existing medications," she said. "I think that puts the pharma industry in a better place than the auto industry; intuitively, it makes sense—you don't have to go out and buy a new car if the one you have is running."
IMS plans to revise its update for 2009 in the near future. The research firm said it doesn't expect the recent mergers to affect its forecast, because most of the late-stage pipelines will remain intact.


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Jones was voted the 2010 ITA Northeast Region Assistant Men's Coach of the Year, an award he also received in 1998. He is recognized throughout the country for his excellence in stroke and match analysis.
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SHREVEPORT, La. - Tyler Tettleton threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns, Beau Blankenship scored four touchdowns, and Ohio cruised to a 45-14 victory over Louisiana-Monroe at the Independence Bowl on Friday.
Chase Cochran caught three passes for 162 yards and a touchdown as the Bobcats (9-4) won their second straight bowl game. Blankenship's four rushing touchdowns set an Independence Bowl record. He added 104 yards rushing.
Tettleton was especially sharp in the first half, completing 9 of 14 passes for 215 yards and two touchdowns as Ohio built a 24-7 lead.
Louisiana-Monroe (8-5) struggled in its first bowl game after 19 seasons in the Football Bowl Subdivision. Kolton Browning completed 21 of 39 passes for 219 yards and two touchdowns, but also threw three first-half interceptions.
Ohio broke several Independence Bowl records, including the 31-point margin of victory and 556 total yards. Tettleton finished 14 of 22 and averaged more than 23 yards per completion.
Blankenship finished with a school record 1,604 yards rushing yards this season and topped the 100-yard mark for the 10th time. All four of his touchdown runs came from 2 yards out or less.
Tettleton needed just three passes to lead Ohio to its first touchdown. He hit Tyler Futrell on a 26-yard gain and Chase Cochran on a 51-yard strike before finding Donte Foster for the 3-yard score.
A few minutes later, Tettleton hit Cochran perfectly in stride for a 68-yard touchdown that gave the Bobcats a 14-0 lead.
Louisiana-Monroe briefly showed some life early in the second quarter when Browning's 14-yard touchdown pass to Tavarese Maye cut the margin to 14-7.
But Ohio came right back, using Matt Weller's 38-yard field goal and Blankenship's 2-yard touchdown run to push ahead 24-7 with 4:50 left in the second quarter. Blankenship's touchdown run was set up by Browning's third interception of the first half.
Louisiana-Monroe had a chance to cut into the deficit just before halftime, but coach Todd Berry's gamble to go for a touchdown instead of a short field goal backfired when Browning's final pass of the half sailed harmlessly out the back of the end zone.


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REGIONALREPORT WesternAuto jobs take to the road
Volvo Construction Equipment North America LLC will cut 220 jobs averaging $82,500 a year from its Asheville sales and rental operations by September 2012. Volvo also closed its 300-employee Arden manufacturing plant in March 2010. Put the two layoffs together and Volvo is taking a big bite out of western North Carolinas motor-vehicle economy. Less dramatic, but still important, have been the smaller layoffs in that industry.
Employment Security Commission filings show more than a dozen western North Carolina car, truck and heavy-equipment manufacturers have combined to shed 1,300 workers since 2008, including the Volvo layoffs. Its troubling to see those jobs leaving, says Michael Smith, associate professor of global management and strategy at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee.
Smith and Haywood County Economic Development Commission Director Mark Clasby say manufacturers with 50 employees or less are particularly susceptible to market downturns because they lack the financial cushion of larger companies. We go looking for the large employers, but we need to be supporting the small, local manufacturers that are here creating value, Smith says. These are the folks that are less likely to relocate.
Western North Carolina original-equipment manufacturers that have experienced layoffs include some of the largest, such as Troy, Mich.-based Meritor Inc., which makes truck axles and other parts in Fletcher and Forest City; Auburn Hills, Mich.-based BorgWarner Inc., which makes car-cooling systems and heavy-truck turbochargers in Henderson and Buncombe counties; Frankfurt, Germany-based Continental Teves AG, which makes braking systems; and smaller OEMs, such as Morgantons Viscotec Auto Products Corp., which makes automobile textiles.
Some, such as BorgWarner, Meritor and Continental, are hiring again, fueling speculation that a turnaround is under way, says Dale Carroll, deputy secretary of the N.C. Department of Commerce and former CEO of Advantage- West, the 23-county economic-development agency. It was a setback to lose Volvo, but all of those companies have two plants apiece in western North Carolina and are doing well and rebounding from the recession. In October, Reich LLC, a German maker of gears and ball bearings, announced it would build a $28 million Buncombe County plant and hire 56 workers over three years. But theres a new worry. Smith says rising fuel prices will increase manufacturing costs, which could be passed along to buyers, hurting automotive sales.
ASHEVILLE Mission Hospital asked state regulators for permission to add 51 beds. The addition would cost $8.5 million and would be the largest since the 1970s.
FRANKLIN Tim Hubbs, 55, plans to retire as CEO of Angel Medical Center. He said he will remain at the 59-bed hospital until it hires a replacement, adding that his decision is not related to a likely partnership with Asheville-based Mission Hospital.
HENDERSONVILLE Officials at Margaret Pardee Hospital here are in talks with UNC Health Care System about a potential affiliation. Pardee Chairman Bill Lapsley says the 222-bed hospital is not for sale but that UNC could manage it. Some doctors are upset at not being included in discussions.
OLD FORT The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina and The McDowell Foundation have made a $25,000 grant to promote the town and the headwaters of the Catawba River as tourist destinations. The Foothills Conservancy of North Carolina will use the money to develop
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Tragic blues icon Janis Joplin is set to be immortalized on a postage stamp thanks to officials at the U.S. Postal Service.
The "Piece of My Heart" singer is the latest addition to the organization's Music Icons series, which has previously included Johnny Cash, Ray Charles and Jimi Hendrix, whose stamp was released in March.
Joplin's stamp features a photo of the smiling star, wearing round-rimmed, tinted sunglasses and a feather boa draped over her head from the cover of her 1972 "In Concert" album.
The stamp will go on sale in August.
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Background: Helped lead Columbus North High School to three consecutive Indiana State Cross Country Championships (2009-11)...All-State in cross country in 2009 and 2011 (12th)...placed eighth at the Nike Midwest Championship while leading his team to the Midwest title in 2011...helped lead his team to a ninth place finish at the 2011 Nike Team Nationals...placed seventh in the 3200 meter run (9:13.59) at the 2011 Indiana State Track Championships.
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Evansville, IN (Sports Network) - Colt Ryan scored a game-high 23 points and
handed out nine assists as the Evansville Purple Aces rallied for a 54-51 win
in overtime over the Northern Iowa Panthers in Missouri Valley Conference
action at the Ford Center.
No other player scored in double figures for Evansville (13-9, 6-4 MVC) though
Troy Taylor and Ned Cox each tallied nine points. Taylor also had 12 rebounds
while Egidijus Mockevicius brought down a game-high 13 rebounds. The Purple
Aces had lost three of their previous four games.
Marc Sonnen (11 points) was the lone player in double figures for Northern
Iowa (11-11, 4-6) which has lost back-to-back games after winning two
straight. Seth Tuttle and Deon Mitchell each contributed nine points with
Tuttle also handing out eight assists.
At halftime Evansville led 23-19 after both teams shot less than 40 percent
from the floor in the first 20 minutes. The Purple Aces made good on
10-of-29 attempts from the field while the Panthers hit 9-of-24.
Down 44-37 with just over three minutes remaining, Evansville went on a 10-3
run capped by a 3-pointer from Cox with 30 seconds left that tied the game at
47-47. Neither team managed a field goal attempt the rest of regulation to
force overtime.
In the extra session the Purple Aces scored the first four points of the
period and despite hitting just 1-of-5 shots from the free-throw line were
able to hang on as the Panthers connected on just 2-of-7 shots from the floor.
Each team collected 39 rebounds in the contest but Northern Iowa had a 30-16
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CLEVELAND -- Alex Cobb dodged trouble for nearly seven innings and the Tampa Bay Rays pitched their way to another must-have win on the road, beating the Cleveland Indians 4-0 on Wednesday night in the AL wild-card game.
Cobb, who missed a chunk of the regular season after he was hit in the head by a line drive, quieted a thundering Cleveland crowd and ended the Indians' unexpected season.
Delmon Young homered in the third inning off rookie Danny Salazar as the Rays, playing in their third city over four days, advanced to face the AL East champion Boston Red Sox in the division series starting Friday.
Cobb's comeback in August from his frightening injury helped stabilize the Rays, who have spent the past two weeks winning crucial games to make the postseason for the fourth time in six years.
It's a moment Indians baseball fans have been awaiting for 6 years... The return of playoff baseball to Cleveland.
From the first pitch to the final out, we documented all the action throughout the game here in our Tribe Fever game blog.
The pitching match-up featured Cleveland rookie Danny Salazar, 2-3 in the regular season with a 3.12 ERA, against Tampa Bay hurler Alex Cobb, 11- 3 in the regular season with a 2.76 ERA.
Now, onto the game action...
Progressive Field was rocking with a packed house!! 43,579 Indians fans on hand to cheer their team on.
Salazar's first pitch is a strike to Rays LF David DeJesus. On the next pitch, he flies out deep to CF Michael Bourn for the first out. The next batter, RF Wil Myers strikes out! Tampa 1B James Loney is the third batter of the inning. Salazar strikes him out!
Now it's the Tribe's turn! CF Michael Bourn, returning after missing several games with sore wrist, will lead off for the Indians. Bourn flies out to right on the first pitch he sees. 1B Nick Swisher steps up to the plate and after a meeting of the umpires is called out on a foul tip that comes close to hitting the ground, but ends up in the catcher's mitt. The Tribe faithful are not happy with the call. Replays clearly show it was the right one though. Now it's 2B Jason Kipnis' turn to see if he can get something going. He grounds out to end the inning.
After one inning, we're scoreless. Rays - 0 Indians - 0
3B Evan Longoria kicks off the second frame for the Rays. He becomes Danny Salazar's third strikeout of the night! The Rays now send 2B Ben Zobrist to the plate and he fouls out to Tribe #B Lonnie Chisenall. Talk about deja vu, Desmond Jenning, Tampa's CF, flies out to Chisenall to end the Ray's inning.
DH Carlos Santana leads off the bottom of the second inning for the Indians but grounds out. Next up, LF Michael Brantley lines out to center field. RF Ryan Raburn steps into the batter box to try and get a little two out magic going. And he does with a double!! SS Asdrubal Cabrera is up looking to give the Indians the first lead of the game. Unfortunately, he flies out to center field to end the inning.
Through two, it's still a scoreless tie: Rays - 0 Indians - 0
Tampa DH Delmon Young hammers Salazar's first pitch of the inning over the left field wall to give the Rays the game's first run. SS Yunel Escobar follows that with a fly out to right field. C Jose Molina proceeds to ground out to Kipnis for the second out of the inning. Back to the top of the order, and DeJesus flies out to shallow right field to end the inning .
The Indians send C Yan Gomes to the plate to start their half of the inning. Gomes sends a deep shot to left that is caught on the run by DeJesus. 3B Lonnie Chisenall jumps on the first pitch he sees for a single! Back to the top of the Tribe order we go with CF Michael Bourn and he strikes out. Fans are anxious, hoping Buckeye Nick Swisher can tie the game or give the Indians the lead. But he grounds out to end the inning.
After three, the Tribe trails Tampa: Rays - 1 Indians - 0
RF Wil Myers leads off the inning for the Rays. He becomes strikeout number four of the night for Salazar! 1B James Loney, who struck out in his first at bat, lines a single to right field. Now 3B Evan Longoria is up to bat. He bounces a hit between third base and the shortstop. Two on with one out. 2B Zobrist is up and shows bunt but ends up flying out to right. Loney moves to third. Runners on the corners with two outs. Desmond Jennings lines a double to left field. Loney and Longoria score. Rays take a 3-0 lead. Salazar intentionally walks Delmon Young. The Indians bullpen is up and active. Yunel Escobar grounds out to end the top of the inning, but the Rays manage to increase their lead over the Indians and now lead by 3 runs.
2B Jason Kipnis leads off the fourth for Cleveland and grounds out to start the inning. C Carlos Santana digs in for the Tribe and shoots a hit down the right field line for a double! LF Michael Brantley follows that with a single up the middle and Santana advances to third. Indians at the corners with one out and RF Ryan Raburn up to bat. Raburn takes a walk to load the bases. Now it's SS Asdrubal Cabrera's turn to put some numbers on the board for the Indians. Tampa's bullpen starts to get busy. Cabrera hits into a 6-3-1 inning ending double play.
Following four innings: Rays - 3 Indians - 0
Rays C Jose Molina starts the inning off with a walk and that means the end of the night for Indians pitcher Danny Salazar as manager Terry Francona goes to the bullpen. Matt Rzepczynski comes in to face LF David DeJesus and strikes him out for the inning's first out. Francona goes back to the bullpen and brings in Brian Shaw to take on RF Wil Myers. He strikes him out! 1B Loney comes to the plate but Indians catcher Yan Gomes throws out Molina trying to steal second to end the top half of the inning.
Following his defensive gem in the top half of the inning, Yan Gomes comes to the plate to try and get momentum back on the Tribe's side. And he delivers with a lead-off double!! 3B Lonnie Chisenhall, who doubled earlier, lines a single to right field and Gomes moves to third. Two on, nobody out. CF Michael Bourn is up and strikes out. Nick Swisher comes to the plate and grounds out to first. The Indians narrowly miss getting caught up in a double play when Gomes tries to go home but there is no one covering third when he heads back as the throw comes home. Runners at second and third with two outs and 2B Jason Kipnis at the plate. He hits a weak tapper to the pitcher and another potential Indians rally comes up short.
After five, it's still Rays - 3, Indians - 0.
Indians pitcher Brian Shaw gets Tampa 1B James Loney to fly out to start the inning. He follows that up by striking out 3B Evan Longoria. 2B Ben Zobrist lines it to Swisher for the third out of the Rays' inning.
C Carlos Santana leads off the bottom frame for the Indians and he gets called out on strikes. LF Michael Brantley steps in to the batter's box and hits a grounder to the third baseman who throws him out at first. RF Ryan Raburn is up and strikes out to end the inning.
Six innings in the books and it's Rays - 3, Indians - 0.
Shaw stays in the game and Jennings hits a deep liner to left to lead off the Rays' inning. Terry Francona makes another call to the bullpen and brings out former starter Justin Masterson. Tampa makes a substitution, subbing in Sam Fuld as a pinch runner for Desmond Jennings at first. Masterson gets Delmon Young to strike out for the first out of the inning. Yunel Escobar taps the next pitch to the mound and Masterson makes the easy toss to Swisher for out number two. Jose Molina is the next batter and he strikes out to turn the inning over to the Tribe. Fans are starting to get noisy again. Time for the seventh inning stretch.
Asdrubal Cabrera leads off the seventh for the Indians with a grounder to the second baseman who throws to first to get Cabrera out. Yan Gomes is back up to bat and lands a single into right field for the Tribe's seventh hit of the night. Lonnie Chisenhall comes to the plate with two hits under his belt. He gets his third hit of the night! Two on, one out and the tying run comes to the plate in the form of Michael Bourn. Bourn flies out to left field for the second out but it's not deep enough for the runners to advance. Two on with two outs and Tampa manager Joe Madden makes his first call to the bullpen, bringing on Joel Peralta to face Nick Swisher. Swisher strikes out and the Indians miss another opportunity to put runs on the board with runners in scoring position.
We go to the eighth, Rays - 3, Indians - 0.
Masterson remains on the hill for the Indians. David DeJesus leads off for the Rays and gets hit by a pitch. Wil Myers is the next batter and he hits a grounder to third and beats out the throw for a single. James Loney hits into a 5-4-3 double play leaving a runner at third with two outs. Evan Longoria steps up to the plate and hits a sharp liner to third but Chisenhall makes an amazing grab to end the scoring threat.
Six outs left for the Indians to make a comeback. Jason Kipnis will try and get something going. Defensive changes for the Rays as Kevin Kiermaier takes over in center field for Myers. Kipnis pops up for the first out. Carlos Santana follows with a single to left field! Michael Brantley flies out to left field for out number two. Tampa goes to the bullpen with one out and two on. Jake McGee comes on to face Ryan Raburn and strikes him out on a 99 mph fastball.
Eight in the books, Rays - 3, Indians - 0.
Cody Allen has come on to pitch for the Indians. Ben Zobrist greets him with a single to right field. Rays RF Sam Fuld makes his first plate appearance of the night and strikes out. That's it for Allen as Terry Francona goes back to the bullpen bringing in sidearm hurler Joe Smith. The first batter he'll face is Delmon Young who bounces a hit off the glove of 3B Lonnie Chisenhall. Zobrist advances to third. Runners on the corners with one out. Ouch! Escobar hits a ball off the glove of Swisher. A run scores and the lead is up to 4 with runners on first and second with one out. Smith gets Jose Molina to strike out for the inning's second out. David DeJesus flies out to end the Rays' ninth. Down four with three outs left. Can the Tribe perform one more miracle comeback?
The Indians' last chance to keep playing in October will come against Fernando Rodney. Asdrubal Cabrera leads off and strikes out. Now it's up to Yan Gomes to get something going but a broken bat hit gets him thrown out at first. Lonnie Chisenhall, with three hits on the night, is up and he strikes out.
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May 24, 2016
Fraternity brothers are meeting right now to plan a memorial service for an FSU student struck and killed on Thanksgiving morning.
Alex McDonald was struck by a car and killed in his hometown of Ocala early Thursday morning.
The driver took off, but police arrested him later.
McDonald was a senior Hospitality Management student at FSU and a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
WCTV stopped by the fraternity house today, however the brothers tell us they're not ready to talk about what happened.
We hope to learn more when their meeting wraps up this evening. We're awaiting more information from Ocala Police too.
Ocala, FL - An FSU student was killed this morning when a driver hit him as he walked across a street.
It happened around 1:00 a.m. in Ocala, Florida. 23 year old FSU Senior Alex McDonald was the president of his fraternity at FSU, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. That's according to the fraternity's website.
Police in Ocala say McDonald had returned home to Ocala for Thanksgiving break.
Police say he was crossing a busy four-lane highway when he was struck by a car. He was dead by the time EMS arrived.
Police say the driver who hit McDonald left the scene.
Officers later caught up with 26 year old Joseph Stewart and charged him with Hit and Run, Fail to Remain at Crash Involving Death.
Officers say they believe Stewart may have been intoxicated, but are awaiting toxicology reports.
McDonald, was a senior in Hospitality Management at FSU.
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1. An inaugural thesis, on sensation & motion: submitted to the examination of the Rev. John Andrews ..., the Trusttes and medical professors of the University of Pennsylvania, on the 21st day of April, 1806 : for the degree of Doctor of Medicine
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In this book, Paramhansa Yogananda - the great master of yoga and author of the classic Autobiography of a Yogi - shares his exquisitely beautiful thoughts and words filled with longing for the divine. Yogananda was not only a spiritual master, but a master poet, whose poems revealed the hidden divine presence behind even everyday things.
Each of these prayer-poems has been spiritualized by this great man of God. Open this book, pick a poem at random and read it. Mentally repeat whatever phrase appeals to you. Within a short time, you will see your consciousness transformed. This book has the power to rapidly accelerate your spiritual growth, and provides hundreds of delightful ways for you to begin your own conversation with God.
Edited by his disciple Swami Kriyananda.
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"One of the leading lights in the spiritual world today...an inspiration to us all." (Lama Surya Das author of Awakening the Buddha Within: Eight Steps to Enlightenment)
Love having someone read me a story. Fires in the hearth, rain on the roof, sunny days and surf. Good friends, good food and J S Bach.
"Perhaps much better to read yourself"
Paramhansa Yogananda's 'Autobiography of a Yogi' is a great listen or read..And this may be an inspirational read. Often I found Swami Kriyananda's reading 'sing song' and I was greatly distracted from the words.
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after reading forum posts, Wiki and all other information I could find, I cannot seem to locate information about how I can move all data of a user from one zimbra server to another.
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Surrounded by the Sierra del Purial, Baracoa lies between luxuriant tropical vegetation and the sea, and until the 1960s, was only accessible by boat. This isolation has given it a unique character, where legends and magic are commonplace. The town is situated at the foot of El Yunque, a mountain with a plateau summit. The beaches in the bay make for a dream coastline.
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Museo Municipal del Fuerte Matachín
Calle José Martí CU - Baracoa
Located in the old Fort Matachín, this museum provides the ideal opportunity to learn more about Baracoa. Among other topics, it traces the history of the Taïnos Indians, a pre-Columbian people who settled here two centuries before the Spanish. It al..
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Cathedral of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Cole Dickerson scored 19 points and
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Ned Yost media session: April 21
Before wrapping up the four game series vs. the Cleveland Indians with tonight's 7:10 game at Kauffman Stadium, Royals manager Ned Yost shared with the media the decision to bring in rookie right-hander Louis Coleman from Triple-A Omaha Storm Chasers. Yost's choice to bring in Coleman was to help stabilize the bullpen and balance out the workload for fellow relievers like Aaron Crow, Blake Wood, Tim Collins, and Jeremy Jeffress. The Royals manager admires Coleman's aggressiveness and ability to command the ball, along with his excellent Triple-A numbers and Spring Training record. Yost remarked about the advantages of having an excellent farm system foundation. With a group of good arms in the minors, it gives the team options to make changes if need be and provide opportunities.
When asked a question regarding Kila Ka'aihue in the Royal's lineup and possibly turning the corner in last night's game (2-for-3 with a walk), Yost replied by saying that he doesn't judge on just one game but admires Ka'aihue's approach, a successful Spring Training, and diligent work ethic. Patience and opportunity are the key factors in producing quality players.
The Royals will enter the series finale tonight with a 1-2 record vs. the Indians and an 11-7 record on the season. The skipper complimented his squad's hitting skills, finding ways to score runs, playing consistent baseball, and executing nice defensive plays. Yost's acknowledges various situations in the Royals vs. Indians series have been a bit of a struggle such as stranding runners in scoring positions and a shaky bullpen at times, but the Royals continue to focus on playing impressive baseball on a day-to-day basis.


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Les Hilgers' 1932 Ford RoadsterWritten by on September 1, 2001 Traditional Before It Was Trendy
Theres been a lot of noise lately about tradition being trendy (arent those opposites?), but Les Hilgers doesnt know or care about trendy. He does know a bit about tradition though, having grown up around rods n customs in the 50s and 60s. His love affair with American Iron began in San Diego at the tender age of 14, with a 39 Chevy as the object of his affection.
As he aged, cars and trucks came and went; a 57 Chevy hardtop, a T roadster, a 32 pickup, a 36 three-window, and lots of others. His garage currently holds a 55 Chevy truck that hes owned for 32 years, and two cars that you may have seen in our Hot Rod Survivors story in the July 01 issue of R&C: an orange 33 drag coupe and this green Deuce roadster. Both are survivors and, more importantly, both are drivers.
Some guys scour the country in search of gems like this and never hit paydirt, while other guysguys like Lesget lucky and hear about them through friends. Seems a friend of a friend found this one on the Internet. It had been stored for 40 years after a coupler broke inside the torque tube and, instead of fixing it, the cars young owner put it in storage. He finally decided to sell it and listed it on a Web site. Turns out the owner listed it wrong, so not too many people saw the ad. Les heard about it from his friend Randy Clark, who had purchased the car when Randys friend, who actually found it on the Net, couldnt afford to buy it. Randy was planning on turning it over at the local auto swap, but when Les stopped by to take a peek he immediately snapped it up.
The car proved to be in excellent conditionit was left untouched for the 40 years it was stored. After freshening the car up a bit, Les hit the road and has had nothing but fun driving it ever since.
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That's a real Auburn dash panel with the original Stewart-Warners still in place. Les added a Stewart-Warner Wings tach to a blank spot on the left of the dash to keep closer tabs on what's going on with the engine.With the exception of the new tach and fresh floorboards, the interior is pretty much as it was in the '50s. A Deluxe column with a '39 banjo wheel turns a now-rebuilt '32 steering box, while a '39 shift lever grabs gears. The green Naugahyde tuck 'n' roll was in excellent condition when Les got the car, so all he did was clean it up and go.The chopped windshield posts still bear their telltale signs of brazing. Everything on this car has just the right patina to it. It appears (and is) well-worn without being worn out.A set of '50 Pontiac taillights adorn the rear pan while a pair of bobbed rear fenders keep the car close to legal. Take a gander at the '57-'58 Pontiac green. This is the paint job that was in place when the car went into storage, yet Les only had to rub it out to bring back its luster.The filled and peaked dropped axle is suspected to be a Blair or an Okie Adams, with manufactured ends instead of heated and stretched ends. Unsplit wishbones and a stock spring support the axle. Lever action shocks are still in place and a dropped steering arm keeps steering geometry correct. The spindles and brakes are '39 Ford juicers.Mmmm, dual-quad '57 Corvette 283. Les had it rebuilt by Tom Osborne and Dode Martin after realizing that this car spent its youth being driven. It's been bored 0.030-inch over, but the rest is stock right down to the original air cleaner. A '39 Ford trans with Zephyr gears and a Centerforce clutch back up the motor, while the stock Deuce banjo rear turns 3.55 gears.The wheels are steel Mercury 15-inchers with Ford covers. The tires are about the only modern things on the car—Les was all set to run bias-plies after removing the original rock-hard recapped slicks 'n' skinnys when one of his friends recommended radials for driveability. Les drives the roadster often and is glad he went with modern tires. Up front is a pair of 185/70 BFGoodrich Silvertowns, while a set of 255/70 Silvertowns bring up the rear.


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From stealing magic moments with mountain-dwelling gorillas to experiencing heart-warming encounters with villagers, Rwanda will deliver experiences unlike any other. Volcanic mountains, dense forests, tranquil lakes and lively towns add a stunning backdrop to Rwanda's real gems – the sincere, proud people and majestic, mysterious wildlife.
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Intrepid believes half the fun of experiencing a new country is getting there, and getting around once there! Where possible, Intrepid uses local transport options and traditional modes of transport - which usually carry less of an environmental impact, support small local operators and are heaps more fun.
Depending on which trip you're on while in Rwanda, you may find yourself travelling by:
Travelling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavour to provide travellers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.
When travelling with us in Rwanda you may find yourself staying in a:
About Rwanda
At a glance
|Capital city:
|Kigali (population 851,000)
|11.3 million
|Kinyarwanda, French, English
|Time zone:
|(GMT+02:00) Windhoek
|Type C (European 2-pin) Type J (Swiss 3-pin)
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Best time to visit Rwanda
Rwanda has a tropical highland climate, with temperatures being pleasantly warm most of the year. March to May is the wet season, so expect frequent rain and thunderstorms during this period, which can make trekking and other outdoor activities uncomfortable at times.
Culture and customs
There are three main ethnic tribes in Rwanda - Hutu, Tutsi and Twa, each having their similarities and differences. The Twa comprise less than 1% of the population, and are hunter-gatherers, having lived in Rwanda for centuries. The Hutu and Tutsi are not divided by ethnicity but by a social caste system, with the Tutsi traditionally living pastoral lives and being members of the ruling class, and the Hutu traditionally being seen as peasant farmers. This is malleable though, as intermarriage between the two is quite common, so children may have a Hutu father and a Tutsi mother. While this has lead to much division and conflict in the past, Rwanda has more recently enjoyed 15 years of relative harmony, with these ethnic groups living and working alongside each other in peace.
Foreigners and travellers will find most Rwandans live simple lives, devoid of modern conveniences and perhaps it is because of this that Rwandans are known for being friendly, genuine and very accommodating to visitors. Homestays in particular provide valuable insights into the culture of Rwanda.
Eating and drinking
Intrepid believes that one of the best ways to experience a country is by eating! Whether you're sampling street food, savouring a cheap eat or indulging in a banquet, there are endless options to choose from wherever you are in the world.
Rwandan food typically consists of simple meals made from locally grown produce. Sweet potato, corn, peas, beans and cassava feature heavily, and are usually fried or cooked in a stew. Spices and seasonings aren't common in Rwandan cooking, so food may be a little bland for some – but just right for others who prefer their food less spicy.
Things to try in Rwanda
1. Fresh Fruit
Bananas, avocados, mangoes and papaya are plentiful in Rwanda and are a cheap, fresh snack when bought from markets and street carts.
2. Frites-Banane (Fried Plantains)
Fried Plantains are a delicious snack and found just about everywhere in Rwanda.
3. Meat
Barbecued beef, goat and chicken are available at roadside street stalls in the larger cities.
4. Beer
Beer is popular with the men of Rwanda (women rarely drink). Primus, Mutzig and Amstel are the main beers available in Rwanda, as well as locally brewed banana beer.
Geography and environment
The dense jungles and national parks of Rwanda house many species of animal including gorillas, baboons, chimpanzees and prolific birdlife. Unlike many other African bodies of water, freshwater Lake Kivu is free from crocodiles and hippos, so it's a great spot for swimming, fishing and other recreational activities.
History and government
Early History
The original inhabitants of Rwanda, the Twa, lived a hunter-gatherer lifestyle for centuries before the arrival of the Hutu people. Then the Tutsi brought with them a feudal system of land ownership and society. In 1890 Germany took control of Rwanda, and ruled until 1916 when the Belgians overpowered the German forces during World War I. Under Belgian rule, clashes between the Tutsi and the Hutu were frequent and a precursor to the violence of the 1990s. Independence was granted in 1962, and the Hutu majority came into power. Because of this, Tutsi people were marginalised, with less access to education and employment opportunities. This imbalance created simmering tensions within Rwanda, culminating in armed conflict and displacement of people.
Recent History
In 1994, Rwanda erupted into civil war following the death of the president in a plane crash (the plane was shot by a missile while trying to land in Kigali). Months of bloodshed ensued - it's estimated that close to a million people were killed within a period of 90 days. Millions of Rwandans fled into neighbouring Uganda and Tanzania to escape the violence, murder and looting that had taken over their country. Due to the loss of life and infrastructure caused by the genocide of 1994, many Rwandans today live in poverty. Despite this, Rwanda is currently rising out of hard times to move into the future with increased prosperity and improved living conditions. The economy is slowly improving due to a flourishing tourism industry and a new government that has invested in education and infrastructure.
Top Picks
Top 10 Amazing Experiences of Rwanda
1. Gorillas in the Mist
Trekking through the steamy jungle is well worth it once you set eyes upon a family of silverback gorillas. Watch them interact and play and marvel at how similar they are to humans. Watching these rare creatures is utterly captivating and engrossing – you won't want to leave.
2. National Treasures
Stop in at the Butare National Museum, considered one of the best museums in East Africa. Featuring tribal art, traditional housing, musical instruments and other artefacts, this museum offers visitors a great grounding in Rwandan history and culture.
3. Moving Memorial
Be touched by the spirit of the Rwandan people when visiting the Kigali Genocide Memorial Centre. This place is dedicated to the people who lost their lives in the genocide of 1994, and provides a peaceful space for survivors to mourn and ultimately heal.
4. Chill Out Lakeside
Experience the serenity and beauty of Rwanda's Lake Kivu. Whether you're enjoying a relaxing walk on the shores or heading out on a boat, Lake Kivu provides a pocket of aquatic splendour in a landlocked country.
5. Monkey Magic
Have fun finding chimps, baboons and monkeys in the trees of the Nyungwe National Park. The dense rainforest terrain offers the perfect environment for these amazing creatures to live in.
6. Home Sweet Home
Experience true Rwandan hospitality while spending time with a local family on a homestay. Enjoy home cooking and new friendships – something you just can't get when staying at a hotel.
7. To Market
Strolling through the markets of Kigali is a great way to get acquainted with this up-and-coming city. Buy some trinkets or fresh produce, chat with locals and watch market-life in action.
8. Beach Bliss
The small town of Gisenyi is home to unspoilt beaches where you won't have to fight for a spot to laze on them. Enjoy the isolation and make the most of the space in this pocket of paradise.
9. Small Town Charm
Known as the gateway town to the gorillas, Ruhengeri offers a change of pace to the crowds of Kigali. Be touched by the warmth and sincerity of the local people while staying in this town of about 80,000 people.
10. Feel the Beat
Soak up a bit of nightlife by getting your groove on to African and Western pop music in one of Kigali's busy nightspots. New Cadillac and Republika Lounge are popular with both locals and expats, so why not see how the city comes to life after dark.
Rwanda's markets are filled with bright delights, from fresh fruit and vegetables to vibrant fabrics. Souvenir-wise, the best picks are handicrafts and artwork by local artists. Woven baskets, colourful fabric bags, interesting jewellery, wood carvings and terracotta pots all make great mementos of your trip or gifts for friends back home.
It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. Australia and New Zealand generally have strict quarantine laws.
Things to buy in Rwanda
Festivals and Events in Rwanda
With the majority of Rwandans being Christian, Christmas is an important time for most. Rwandans typically don't celebrate Christmas in a commercial way, with most foregoing gift giving and choosing to spend time at church and with family. Church services are usually a formal affair and run for several hours, with locals getting dressed up in their finest attire to attend mass. Time is then spent eating and socialising with family and friends.
FAQs on Rwanda
Visas are required by all nationalities and need to be obtained in advance. You must apply for this visa online at www.migration.gov.rw.
You'll need to apply for an Entry Visa on their website (Services tab, Visa) which should take approx 2-5 days to come through. You must print this Entry Facility out to present at the border.
Nationals of Australia, Israel, New Zealand, USA, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, Great Britain, Sweden and Singapore are not required to pre-register, however must pay the visa fee upon arrival at the border post.
The visa costs approx US$60 payable on the border, with the exception of national from Australia, Israel, New Zealand, USA, Germany, South Africa, Kenya, Great Britain, Sweden and Singapore for whom the visa fee is US$30.
If you are asked to provide an address in Rwanda on your visa form, please use the address below -
Centre Pastoral Notre Dame De Fatima
Avenue de la Nutrition
Ruhengeri, Rwanda
Supporting Documents may also be required - the embassy will contact you if they require these.
Note: Rwanda is constantly updating its visa information; therefore we recommended that you check the website carefully for the latest up to date information www.migration.gov.rw
Beer at a bar or cafe = 1,000 RWF
Meal at a mid-range restaurant = 7,500 RWF
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Feb 1 Heroes' Day
Mar 29 Good Friday
Apr 7 Genocide Memorial Day
May 1 Labour Day
Jul 1 Independence Day
Jul 4 Liberation Day
Aug 15 Assumption
Oct 1 Patriotism Day
Dec 25 Christmas Day
Dec 26 Boxing Day
Please note these dates are for 2013. For a current list of public holidays go to: http://www.worldtravelguide.net/Rwanda/public-holidays
Health and Safety
Intrepid takes the health and safety of its travellers seriously, and takes every measure to ensure that trips are safe, fun and enjoyable for everyone. We recommend that all travellers check with their government or national travel advisory organisation for the latest information before departure:
From Australia?
From New Zealand?
From Canada?
Go to: http://www.voyage.gc.ca/
From US?
Go to: http://travel.state.gov/
From UK?
Go to: http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/
The World Health Organisation
also provides useful health information:
Go to: http://www.who.int/en/
Responsible Travel
Rwanda Travel Tips
Intrepid is committed to travelling in a way that is respectful of local people, their culture, local economies and the environment. It's important to remember that what may be acceptable behaviour, dress and language in your own country, may not be appropriate in another. Please keep this in mind while travelling.
Top responsible travel tips for Rwanda
1. Be considerate of Rwanda's customs, traditions, religion and culture.
2. Dress modestly and respectfully. Shoulders to knees should be covered, especially when entering places of worship.
3. Ask permission, remove your shoes and cover your shoulders with a jacket or wrap before entering a place of worship.
4. For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water. Fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead.
5. Always dispose of litter thoughtfully, including cigarette butts.
6. Learn some local language and don't be afraid to use it - simple greetings will help break the ice.
7. Shop for locally made products. Supporting local artisans helps keep traditional crafts alive.
8. Refrain from supporting businesses that exploit or abuse endangered animals.
9. Please ask and receive permission before taking photos of people, including children.
10. When on community visits or homestays, refrain from giving gifts or money to locals.
11. Be respectful of Rwanda's recent history. It's best to avoid discussing politics, ethnicity or genocide.
12. When visiting the mountain gorillas or trekking in national parks, always follow the instructions of your guide and/or leader.
Further reading
Recommended reading
|We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families
|Philip Gourevitch
|Gorillas in the Mist
|Dr Dian Fossey
|A Thousand Hills
|Stephen Kinzer
|Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust
|Immaculee Ilibagiza
|An Ordinary Man: The True Story Behind Hotel Rwanda
|Paul Rusesabagina


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I host the party while girls ain't gettin' off me
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Throw it back! if you've got a full drink! throw it back! throw it back!
(Verse 2 – Carter)
All black change of clothes in my back pack
You can only see the top of my head from in front of this fat stack
Graffiting the game, painting my way to a million, I tagged that
I can grab the cheese without getting caught in a rat trap, that, that
That angle of you, for that I hate me too
It's obvious that I bring the party like a lake that's blue or a steak with a chew, or a private gate waiting for me to step Through, I'll catch you, controlling the empire that I'll get soon


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Sometimes as nicely as you'd like to put things it is hard to maintain a professional, calm and reserved style when communicating about it. When Reds announcers and many others described Shea stadium as "a dump" when it was limping in the direction of euthanasia, I knew what they meant but didn't agree that it was that terrible.
Former Major League Baseball player Jose Canseco doesn't have the best image. After breaking into the majors as a super fast, freaky power hitter with the Oakland A's and winning a World Series with his fellow Bash Brother/performance-enhancing-drug-user Mark McGwire, Canseco's career and reputation were marred by injuries and a series of embarrassing moments on and off the field.
In 1992, Canseco was traded to another team while he was in the on-deck circle waiting to bat. In 1993, a fly ball bounced off his head and over the fence for a home run — This Week In Baseball in 1998 named the incident the greatest blooper of the show's first 20-plus years. Canseco then asked his manager to pitch in a game even though he was an outfielder, which resulted in an elbow injury that required surgery.
During the PED witch
hunt of the early 2000s, Canseco apparently took exception to MLB's
— and the media's — obsession with how huge Barry Bonds' body
and head had gotten and released a tell-all book called Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant 'Roids, Smash Hits & How Baseball Got Big, in which he claimed that the majority of MLB players were on steroids.
Since then, Canseco has generally been seen as a doofus who does silly things to maintain his celebrity and make relatively small amounts of money, such as participating in reality shows, claiming Madonna liked him more than he liked her and training for a mixed martial arts fight and then losing in 77 seconds.
Canseco in the past few days has apparently attempted to rectify all his wrongs with a series of tweets aimed at schooling all the "morons" who don't believe in global warming. It reads as a passionate, if grammatically flawed, cry for reason in the wake of the mass consumption and laziness that has led to the death of thousands of polar bears and, apparently, Al Gore.
The following is a
collection of the tweets, which have made quite an impression on the
Twitter community, ranked in order of hilariousness.
Be the first to receive future advice on world-changing lifestyle tips from Jose Canseco by following him @JoseCanseco.
8. The tweet that got it all started — Canseco alerts the public that he is going to drop some serious knowledge about global warming the following day, likely using an aggressive tone.
7. While this tweet was
certainly informative, the "reduce, reuse, recycle" motto has
been known even by the laziest non-recyclers for a long time. The
Playboy celebrity golf tournament reference is funny, though — classic Canseco.
6. "How do we stop global warming?" A relevant question, completely reasonable coming from someone like Canseco who probably doesn't actually know the answer.
5. Here's where Canseco starts really lashing into the skeptics, his frustration with mass consumption demonstrating a larger level of understanding of the issue, which likely surprised many readers. Canseco also introduces the concept of polar bears in this tweet, which is essential to later hilarity.
4. Ridiculously bad grammar aside, Canseco again makes a good point — in some countries families indeed share much less space than we use in America. The second reference to polar bears is really funny and for some reason unexpected.
3. Canseco in this
tweet proves that he's not going to let the issue of lazy,
over-consuming humans fizzle out after a couple of liberal-esque polar bear
references. Jose is now invoking the sacrifices of the pioneers, who
didn't use any electricity and just slept in flannel pajamas even
when it was snowing. A pretty good point.
2. Jose Canseco thinks Al Gore is dead.
1. If Canseco is correct that lowering your body temperature at night will make you live 20-percent longer, then he's probably well on his way to solving global warming. Energy savings aside, Canseco's hope that he'll live into his seventies rather than dying in some stupid way during the next 10 years is likely what led to this outburst of social consciousness.
This year's free agent market has been extremely slow in developing, and there are still big-name guys waiting to find out where they fit in. The opportunity is ripe for a team like the Reds, with a little cash to spend, to find a rare deal. But the Reds are a weird team right now, and it's been difficult to figure out what would be a good move, even if it comes for less than market value.
Bailey said: "I just fucking walked a guy. This game is pretty tough, you know?"Enquirer sports columnist Paul Daugherty apparently dropped his prune juice at the sound of the naughty word, and sports site Deadspin ripped Daugherty's responses on Twitter and his blog, where he criticized Bailey's lack of class, bemoaned a grown-ass man cursing and felt for the poor cable TV viewers who had to witness it.
Deadspin: "Cincinnati Columnist Remarkably Upset That Homer Bailey Said 'Fucking'"
Video below (Note: Bailey is covered with shaving cream because a teammate pied him earlier, after they dumped red Gatorade all over him):
The Enquirer's blog link wasn't working for a while on Wednesday, but Sports Editor Angel Rodriguez said it was just a technical issue and that their people have been having fun with the situation, as evidenced by this "Homer F@!cking Bailey" image they posted on Facebook:
Bailey was actually the most recent pitcher in baseball to throw a no-hitter, performing the feat against Pittsburgh last September. Bailey is the first pitcher since Nolan Ryan in 1974-75 to throw
consecutive no-hitters out of everyone in baseball.
Baseball enthusiasts will witness Belterra's CenterStage transform into a ballpark atmosphere for a 90 minute interactive celebration of Pete Rose and the great game of baseball.
The one night only event will give fans an inside look at what it was like be on the ride as Rose reached key milestones and earned his place among baseball greats. Unique video and photo highlights serve as the backdrop for Rose as he shares personal stories from his playing career and fields questions from the event host.
Join Pete Rose as he recounts the greatest moments in his legendary career from his glory days with the Big Red Machine and playing in the World Series to his 44 game hitting streak and the epic collision in the 1970 All-Star game. Rose will recount his feelings as he chased the 3,000 and 4,000 hit plateau and the emotion he felt when he reached the pinnacle of his career, hit number 4,192.
Like General Motors, Hoagy Time has "reinvented" itself. Riding the emotional wave of a two-game winning streak, my fantasy baseball team has righted the ship ... and has even softened its stance on Jimmy Rollins now that he's begun to hit.
Is fantasy baseball a thinking man's game or does it come down to pulling some juvenile antics and working the waiver wire like a streetwalker on McMicken?
When Jose Canseco last month offered his sincere concern over the world's energy consumption and various global warming issues that have resulted, we at CityBeat were quick to report such thoughtful commentary. In a story titled "Ranking Jose Canseco's Global Warming Tweets" we provided some background on the former Major League Baseball player/steroid user/author and recapped his series of hilarious tweets.
Most of us believed that our immense enjoyment of Canseco's socio-political commentary would be short-lived — after following him on Twitter for a few days we were offered only recaps of him winning long drive competitions and pleading with Major League clubs to sign him even though he's 47.
Then on Sunday something awesome happened. Apparently inspired by the recent release of Titanic 3D, Canseco in fewer than 144 characters again blew everyone's minds: "Titanic 100 years wOw. Global warming couldve saved titanic. Sad to say."
Canseco was prompted by skeptics to elaborate: "Because we don't recycle and consume
like crazy icicles are non existent. Titanic wouldve still existed
today," he wrote.
He then showed frustration with the people who didn't understand the irony he was describing: "You clowns it's very simple. With global warning the weather is hotter so the icebergs would be melted and titanic saved."
Skeptics satisfied, Canseco went back to blasting our wasteful lifestyles: "100 years ago people actually cared about planet and respected nature. Now we can care less and consume energy like it's free."
And then, for good measure, he offered a couple slices of personality that prove follow Jose Canseco on Twitter will continue to be a worthwhile endeavor, political activism or not: "Titanic reminds me of the days I had two yachts in Miami but no icicles" and "I had a bat I named Titanic .It was biggest rawlings ever made and beautiful and unbreakable dont know where Titanic is now."
It's good to know
that influential people like Jose Canseco are taking on such causes,
even after learning that Al Gore is not dead. Hug 4 u, Jose.


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POTOMAC, Md. (WUSA) --- House Republicans have decided to back off their demand that each dollar increase in the debt ceiling be offset by a dollar federal spending cut, and plan to pass legislation Wednesday that instructs the government not to enforce the debt ceiling limit until May 18th. The legislation calls on the senate to pass a budget by April 15th, or have the salaries of senators put aside until it does pass a budget.
"The Republicans decided they wouldn't play chicken with the full faith and credit of the United States," said White House spokesman Jay Carney.
President Obama, who said last week he did not want only temporary solutions to the debt ceiling, issued a statement saying he would not oppose the new plan, adding the idea "introduces unnecessary complications, needlessly perpetuating uncertainty in the Nation's fiscal system."
"It means that the Republicans got some smarts. They concluded that they didn't want to fight the president right now on U.S. obligations already incurred that, rather, down the road, they want to fight on future spending so, in the short term, it provides us a little breather.
"But, I think the business community knows they're still going to have to address the question of the debt ceiling. Questions of long- term spending, deficits, entitlements, these things are still on the table so it just gives us, I think, a little breather here of a few weeks," said Stuart Rothenberg of the Rothenberg Political Report.
"I think the Republicans finally have realized they are not in a dominant position and, in the short term, they have to defer, but I
think they think that they have found a way here to make this much more about future spending, and the president may give them some opportunities given what he said at his speech on Monday, because he seemed to be talking about bigger government, more spending, more activist government, and if the inauguration is any indication, that may give the Republicans the chance to mount a comeback," Rothenberg told WUSA-9.
"I think the president spoke remarkably little about jobs and the economy in his inauguration speech, and was much more in terms of fairness and equality so I think he is going to be very ambitious and I don't think this is a question where he thinks he can do this or that. I think the president wants to do everything so he's going to have to address the economic questions of spending and revenue, but he's also going to do issues that he thinks are important like human rights," Rothenberg added.
"We'll see when the Republicans want to actually fight him. For the moment they have kicked the can down the road. Are they going to
kick it down the road another three months or six months or after that? We really don't know but I think the president is ambitious enough that he is willing to say 'you don't want to fight me on this right now. We'll pursue other issues, other approaches and then when that comes around again we'll deal with it. We'll see what my poll numbers look like and what your standing is at that time.'"


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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Ivan Johnson scored 21 points and pulled down
10 rebounds off the bench to lead the Atlanta Hawks to a 97-88 win over the
Orlando Magic on Saturday.
Josh Smith also had 21 points to go with nine boards and Devin Harris added 17
points and six assists for the Hawks, winners in 10 straight against the
Forward Al Horford missed his second straight game because of an illness.
Beno Udrih scored a team-high 20 points and Maurice Harkless added 17 for
Orlando, which fell to 8-28 on the road this season.
Center Nikola Vucevic, who had missed the past five games because of a
concussion, turned in 17 points and 15 rebounds in the setback.
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Zimbra on FreeBSD - Zimbra :: Wiki
now that's more than 2 years of Zimbra on FreeBSD! keeping the patch in the main tree would be way less work since it does not break anything .
this thread is dedicated to HELIX, please, use this thread for GNR.
please, make this sticky as well.
[zimbra@zimbra-src-amd64 ~]$ zmcontrol -v
Release 7.1.1_GA_3205.FreeBSD_amd64 FreeBSD_amd64 FOSS edition.


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PREVIEWS: "Civil War II," "Punisher" & More Marvel Comics on Sale June 1, 2016
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If Disney CEO Bob Iger is concerned about upcoming superhero-movie releases from Warner Bros. and Fox, he's certainly not showing it.
Fox may want Bryan Singer to direct "FF2" and a FF/X-Men film; Chris Pine could be in "Green Lantern" or "Wonder Woman" and more.
The actor may not be Tony Stark rich, but he's getting there thanks to his "Avengers: Age of Ultron" and "Captain America: Civil War" earnings.
Meet Kurt, Luis, Hope and Dave as they attempt to break into Pym Technologies in the latest featurette for "Ant-Man."
"Ant-Man" director Peyton Reed provided more details about the MCU's quantum realm, the chances of seeing a sequel and more.
According to a new report, the "True Detective" star has been offered an as-of-yet unnamed lead role in Marvel's upcoming "Doctor Strange."
Charlie Cox and Elden Henson can be seen walking New York City's streets in these new candid shots.
Hayley Atwell says Dominic Cooper will play Howard Stark again; Bryan Singer speaks to "X-Men: Apocalypse's" importance and more.
The $30 million high-tech traveling theme park has abruptly come to the end of the road.
The rat Jared Leto gave Margot Robbie now lives with a famous director; Channing Tatum says he's bulking down for "Gambit" and more.
Yellowjacket's issues with Hank Pym and Ant-Man are hinted at in the final full-length trailer for the upcoming Marvel studios release.
We know he was a thief before he becomes Marvel's newest hero, but what was Paul Rudd's character's day job?
The only place to buy this limited edition Marvel print is at Tomorrowland's Redd Rockett's Pizza Port.
While Paul Rudd appears on Total Film's cover, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, Evangeline Lilly and Michael Douglas talk "Ant-Man" in a new video.
Bryan Singer posted a peek inside "X-Men's" Cerebro set; "Guardians of the Galaxy's" James Gunn gives "Ant-Man" high praise and more.
Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, star Paul Rudd, director Peyton Reed and more discuss Scott Lang's big screen debut and the end of Phase Two.
See more of Scott Lang's training sequence with Hope Van Dyne; Marvel cameras will roll on five films in the next year and more.
Peyton Reed admits he's "fallen in love" with the "Ant-Man" characters and would love to come back for more.
The story, available in "Shonen Magazine" #31, reveals the origins of Tony Stark's Project Ultron program.
As James DâArcy and Enver Gjokaj sign on as series regulars for season two, it seems Jarvis and Sousa may join Peggy Carter in Los Angeles.
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige continues to share details about Marvel TV, Phase Three and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
With an "Ant-Man" table now available, designers Zoltán Vári and Tamás Pokrócz talk translating Marvel Studios films into digital pinball.
Grant Gustin and Geoff Johns discuss what's to come in "Flash's" sophomore season; Jon Bernthal picks up more Punisher comics and more.
More details about the Marvel Cinematic Universe continue to surface, including Kevin Feige's latest on the Hulk and James Gunn's love of "Runaways."
Kevin Feige says a new director and writer will "probably" be named for the upcoming "Thor" sequel by summer's end.
Following a slip-up by Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige, the "Guardians" writer/director has revealed the title of the 2017 sequel.
Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther will act as "fresh eyes" in the "Captain America" sequel, according to Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige.
A "life coach" keeps "Squad" actors from going too far; Marvel head Kevin Feige says an LGBT hero could appear before 2019 and more.
Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige dropped a spoilery hint at when the first clip from "Captain America: Civil War" will drop.
Marvel Studios President Feige confirmed when the follow-up will begin filming while possibly letting the sequel's still under-wraps title slip.
Kevin Feige teases the "mind-bending weirdness" inherent with bringing Doctor Strange to the big screen.
Olivia Munn shares a clip of her "X-Men: Apocalypse" training, Kevin Feige explains why they want Tilda Swinton for Doctor Strange, and more.
Marvel Studios confirmed "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." season three will tackle the Secret Warriors, Daisy Johnson's super powered team from the comics.
A comment from "Daredevil" co-showrunner Marco Ramirez suggests that the second season will pit Matt Murdock against Jon Bernthal's the Punisher.
Benicio Del Toro gives his thoughts on playing the Collector; Paul Rudd's Scott Lang spends time with his daughter in new pics and more.
Although Marvel Studios' "Doctor Strange" doesn't arrive for more than a year, one imaginative fan has already conjured the perfect title sequence.
Reactions following the first "Ant-Man" screening also revealed that a certain Marvel superhero gets name-dropped in the film.
A handful of new "Ant-Man" TV spots focus on the film's supporting cast members, including Hank Pym, Hope van Dyne and Darren Cross. UPDATED with new international trailer.
Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige revealed the existence of a quantum realm and that Jan would appear in "Ant-Man." Is Wasp alive in the Microverse?
Leslie Bibb reveals she's also returning to Marvel in "Civil War"; Fox's Marvel properties could collide if "FF" succeeds and more.
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Prescription drug coverage: the high cost of choice
January 16, 2012 in Health Insurance, Member Stories, News
The recent news about the change in Express Scripts coverage in Massachusetts has led me to think about my own prescription drug coverage. While I still technically have the freedom to choose a pharmacy, the coverage from my provider basically locks me in to its own pharmacy chain (CVS) or else I incur significant out-of-pocket costs. For someone who likes to support local, independent business (including my local pharmacy), this has caused me much angst.
My son has been taking the antiepileptical drug Keppra to manage his epilepsy since 2008. At the beginning, I refilled his prescription monthly: my employer-provided prescription drug insurance (CVS/Caremark) which covered 80% of the cost, and I was responsible for the remaining 20% (approximately $100/month). This was the case no matter which in-network pharmacy I selected (and I preferred to go to a local pharmacy that not only knew me and my family, but also offered more services than the chain stores nearby). In 2011, my coverage changed, particularly with respect to maintenance medications, like the Keppra my son takes. The changes offered savings to those who selected mail order or 90 day supplies of their maintenance medications. The catch? The prescription gets filled by a CVS pharmacy. If I continued to refill the prescription monthly, at our independent store, I would be responsible for 20% of the drug cost for the first two months and then 50% of the cost for the remainder of the year (approximately $1,750/year). Switching to CVS costs me approximately $650/year, a significant savings, but not without its additional "costs." The service at CVS is terrible: pharmacists have made labeling/medication instruction errors that I have to tell them to correct, and on three occasions, the pharmacy hasn't had the full amount of the medication at the time the prescription should be ready. This is unacceptable for a drug I order every 90 days. Should my son go without even one dose of this medication, he can begin having seizures. Unfortunately, the significant cost difference — $1,100/year, nothing to sneeze at! — has me locked in to a subpar option and doesn't allow me to shop at my preferred pharmacy. I want to be thankful to have an opportunity to save money, but instead, as a consumer, this makes me angry. Am I alone?


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Latest versions of Norton detect the 64-bit ZCO as a virus and 'remove' it for you (preventing upgrade).
Basically, Symantec tracks who downloads what and if there isn't much data out there on people downloading a particular file, they automatically assume it's a viurs. Stupid, I know.
WS.Reputation.1 Technical Details | Symantec
Maybe someone from Zimbra should contact Symantec and let them know these files are OK.
The only way I found to actually install the file is to go through the Norton U/I to the quarnttine and then 'restore' the file and exclude it from future scans. Then I can run the installer.


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Department Chair: John N. Tsuchida
Vice Chair: Hsin-sheng C. Kao
Department Office: Faculty Offices FO3-340
Telephone: (562) 985-4645
Center: Center for Asian Pacific American Studies
Website: http://www.csulb.edu/dept/as
Faculty: Masako O. Douglas, Linda N. España-Maram, Hiroko Kataoka, Hsin-sheng C. Kao, Barbara W. Kim, San-pao Li (Emeritus), Feng-Ying Ming, Dean S. Toji, John N. Tsuchida, Tianwei Xie, Teri Yamada
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June 1, 2016
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says voter turnout is higher than expected across the state.
Hosemann says early numbers from absentee ballots were low but since the polls opened, folks have been forming lines.
Hosemann said a small number of problems were reported at some precincts but he says they were corrected.
"A lot of people are showing up to vote," said Hosemann. "We have long lines throughout the state of Mississippi and I'm very pleased with that. We were concerned because our absentee ballot counts have not been as high as they were four years ago, but apparently people are making up for it by going to the polls."
Though voter turnout is heavy, state officials don't expect it to be as heavy as it was during the presidential race four years ago.
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You Know It! All About Food Trivia Game Overview
Dig into some tasty trivia! Do you have a hunger for some tasty trivia? Grab your utensils and see if you can make a meal out of these questions about fun food facts!
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Hi, I have a zimbra desktop installation on a windows 7 64 bit and zdeskto 7.2.2.
I also tried to downgrade to 7.2.1 but it didn't help.
I've been told that, during zimbra desktop installation (I don't know why they were reinstalling it), computer lost power.
Now it's possible to install zimbra desktop but it doesn't start complaining about a vbs error:
If rename the user data dir "C:\Users\USER\AppData\Local\Zimbra" to "Zimbra.bkp", then zdesktop is able to start.Code:c:\Program Files(x866)\Zimbra\Zimbra Desktop\win32\zdrun.vbs row: 74 Charatter: 9 Error: Path not found Code: 800A004C
The problem is that I have many mail in local folder.
Ho can I recover the zimbra desktop data dir?
Thank you.


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Lineups and Buck's Tornado Inquiries
It's another rainy day at the ballpark, but that didn't stop us last night from getting in a game – and a win. Gil Meche (2-1, 2.18 ERA) gets the start this afternoon against the Angels Jered Weaver (1-2, 5.40 ERA). It's only a light mist right now and all reports indicate it will stay this way throughout the afternoon…break out the raingear.
From today's Game Notes: Last night's 3-1 victory over the Angels marked the second time this year the Royals double-teamed their opponent with our Mexican-born pitchers, Jorge De La Rosa and Joakim Soria. DLR picked up his third win of the year, while Soria recorded his fourth save. It marked the 12th time in Major League history that a team used two Mexican-born pitchers in the same game to seal a win.
Off the Field: More preparation for the ninth annual "School Day at the K" took place prior to this afternoon's game. Cory, a cameraman from FOX 4, staked out an area in the dugout as we gathered up some ballplayers from the clubhouse and indoor batting cages to go on camera. The participating players – Ryan Shealy, Billy Butler and John Buck – had to put their memory skills to use, each asking one weather-related question that will be replayed on the JumboTron during "School Day at the K" next Thursday, May 10. Buck, who jokingly expressed concerned about being hooked up to a microphone in the rain, had to use three or four takes to spit out this question:
Which country had the most tornadoes besides the United States?
(a) Australia (b) Canada (c) England
Guess we'll find out the answer next Thursday. Here's your lineup for today…as you'll see, Buck didn't get electrocuted.
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
German – 2B
Teahen – RF
Sweeney – DH
Gload – 1B
Butler – LF
Gordon – 3B
Buck – C
Pena – SS
Meche – P
For the Angels:
Matthews – CF
Figgins – 2B
Willits – LF
Guerrero – RF
Kotchman – 1B
Aybar – SS
Hillenbrand – DH
Molina – C
Wood – 3B
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Before I announce the winner to the digital scale giveaway, I want to share this recipe...
I took this past Sunday off from blogging to be with my family, but I certainly had it in the back of my mind and managed to snap a few photos of our meal. I made these little amuse-bouches for a Sunday dinner a while back. With a tweak here and there, we enjoyed them again this past Sunday.
The addition of asparagus and chives adds a springtime essence to the traditional gougeres, as well as some good texture. They are puffed on the inside and delicately crisp on the outside. They may be small in size, but they are big in flavor.
Now, on to the giveaway...
The lucky winner is comment #63
I would probably break it in by baking bread!
Congratulations Nancy, and enjoy your new scale!
Thanks to all who entered. I enjoyed reading your comments. For those of you who didn't win, stay tuned this summer for another giveaway... or two.
Printable Recipe
Asparagus Gougères
makes about 70
*recipe can easily be halved
1 pound asparagus, ends trimmed
1 cup water
4 ounces (8 Tablespoons) unsalted butter
Pinch of granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
4 extra large eggs
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
1 1/2 cups grated Gruyere cheese, about 5 ounces
2 Tablespoons finely chopped fresh chives
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Position racks in upper and lower thirds of the oven and preheat to 375º F. Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper.
Cut the asparagus into 1/4-inch rounds. Bring a medium saucepan of salted water to a boil. Add the asparagus and simmer until just tender, about 1 minute. Drain immediately and shock the asparagus in a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking. Once cool, drain again and pat dry on paper towels; set aside
In a medium saucepan bring water, butter, sugar, and salt to a boil, stirring until butter is melted. Add flour all at once and cook over medium heat, stirring vigorously with a wooden spoon, until mixture pulls away from the sides of the pan and excess moisture has evaporated, about 2 minutes.
Transfer the mixture to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment and beat on medium speed for about 30 seconds to cool slightly. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition. (Batter will appear to separate at first, but will then become smooth). Mixture should be stiff enough to hold soft peaks and fall softly from the spoon. Stir in asparagus, cheese, and chives.
Fill a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain tip with batter and pipe about 35 mounds onto each prepared baking sheet, or spoon mounded tablespoons 1/2-inch apart onto each sheet. Bake, switching positions halfway through baking until puffed, golden, and crisp on the outside, 25 to 30 minutes total. Serve the gougères warm. Gougères can be made ahead and cooled completely uncovered, then chilled in sealed bags for 2 days. Or they may be frozen for 1 week. Reheat uncovered in a 350º F oven for 10 minutes if chilled and 15 minutes if frozen. Enjoy!
Source: The Galley Gourmet


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Hi there,
I just updated to 7.20 and suddenly I cannot receive locally sent mails anymore. Thus if I send an email to myself. I won't receive it again.
This bugs me especially since Im using fetchmail to receive mails from different addresses I own.
The zimbra.log says the following:
May 19 21:53:29 somewhere postfix/lmtp[31378]: 2BEBC1C0234: to=<email@example.com>, relay=somewhere.com[18.104.22.168]:7025, delay=0.27, delays=0.11/0.01/0.02/0.13, dsn=2.1.5, status=sent (250 2.1.5 Delivery OK)
May 19 21:53:29 somewhere postfix/qmgr[28978]: 2BEBC1C0234: removed
Any help to solve this problem will be highly appreciated!!


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After all, HR isn't a measure of the effort/load, it's a measure of a response to the effort/load...and a highly damped one as well. Not to mention the myriad of other things that can adversely affect HR one way or the other.
It seems to me that power and PE together work pretty well without any other "measures" :thumb:
That said, HR is better than nothing if you don't have a PM, at least for long, steady-state efforts.