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Reader Chuck Weitlauf had a homework assignment from a photography class he took with his wife a few years ago: Find old slides. After his wife's passing, he began looking through the boxes again. In his search he found one marked "Korea/Drag Racing." Chuck thought to mail the drag ones to us. They are from 1960 and 1961 at the legendary Lions Drag Strip in Long Beach, California. The photos depict the scene at Lions in the pits and in the stands. Lions was in Chuck's backyard, and in the evenings he used to sit on his back porch and listen to the sounds of the track—on the days he wasn't there playing with his camera, that is. This collection of photos includes a famous car before it became famous, wearing an earlier, different outfit (photo 1), a first of its kind (photo 5), a less-famous sister car (photos 2-4), and a very famous Bonneville record holder (photos 6-7). Thanks, Chuck—you have a good eye for the cool stuff.
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Like the family child that got hidden in the attic, this car wasn't run as often or nearly as successfully as Chrisman's other sidewinder, The Five Cycle, which had a shorter wheelbase and ran on gas, unlike this one that ran on fuel.Mickey Thompson's famous twin-engine, four-wheel-drive car, appropriately named The Monster, is seen here at Lions while Mickey was managing the place.He later took that car to Bonneville and ran 294 mph. Mickey would have to straddle one leg over the driveshaft of one engine and keep his foot out of the blower belt on the other, as one engine pointed straight to feed the rear wheels while the other pointed backward to feed the front.


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I don't know about you guys, but I'm actually impressed with the way ISU has played so far in the Big XII.
Okay, so I know it's only been two games, but the way we stuck with Texas was very impressive. Also the win against Nebraska had it's ups and downs, but overall we played well and finished - which is what killed us against S.D. State and Drake.
If we can finish strong in our conference games this year I think we have a great shot at the N.I.T. 7-8 wins isn't as hard as it seems.
Also, who's going to the Kansas game? It would be nice to see ISU pull if off for the first time in awhile. I think we will have a great shot since we've been playing well and Kansas isn't spectacular this year.
Makes me miss the days when we were able to win 5 in a row against them.
I agree that we've been playing well lately. I know the NCAA is probably out of the picture, but I haven't given up yet. I say not making the NIT is a disappointment.
Agreed. NCAA is probably pushing it - but hey, I'm not gonna say we can't do anything for a few more games.
What it comes down to is road games. I say we can win 5-6 home games, but another shutdown season on the road would really hurt us. All we really need is a couple, maybe 3 road wins. 9 conference wins can get us into the NCAA, and that doesn't seem to impossible.
Let's analyze this:
@Texas - L
Nebraska - W
@Missouri - They destroyed Colo, but that's not saying much. They did lose to Nebraska on the road though. I say we can win if we play well enough. Nothing we're not capable of. (Win)
Kansas - Like I said, we could win this game. If we're ever going to win another KU game, it's this year at home. (Win)
@Colorado - No matter how bad we are we will never be worse than the Buffs. Easy road win. (Win)
Oklahoma - We will be lucky to come withing 10-15. Can't expect to win this. Although a Brackins - Griffin matchup would be interesting. (Loss)
@Kansas State - Tough road game here. If we play really well we can probably pull it out, but it's safer to say we won't win. (Loss)
Missouri - I say we win at home and on the road against the Tigers. Road game will be tougher - but the home game is deffidently something we can do. (Win)
Colorado - It'd be nice to see a 20 point victory, but even if it's closer we will still win. (Win)
@Oklahoma State - All road opponents are tough, and with ISU if it's a decent team on the road it's usually a loss. (Loss)
@Kansas - A win on the road against KU is asking for way too much. (Loss)
Kansas State - This is a team we can actually beat at home. They're not nearly as good as last year - and we actually came close in '08. (Win)
Baylor - The Bears are better than you would think. One of the few home games we will lose. (Loss)
@Texas A&M - This is where key road games come into play for ISU. A win here might set us up for a potential shot at the NCAA. Tough to say, but TXAM is pretty good this year. Good game, but a sour loss. (Loss)
@Nebraska - I bet we will be able to put them away. Pressure will be on here, but if we played like we did last game, we will be fine. (Win)
Texas Tech - T-Tech just isn't a good enough opponent to take us out at Hilton. A win gives us a nice winning record. (Win)
9-7. Impossible? You decide. There will be upsets for both us and our opponents, but I don't think this is unrealistic. 9-7 gives us a great shot at the NCAA and a sure appearance in the NIT. I'm just worried that our poor pre-conference play may be the decider.
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I'm not sure 9-7 would get us in the NCAA tournament. In fact, I'd almost bet the farm that we would have to finish 10-6 in the Big 12. And I'd still wouldn't be certain that we would get in. We simply did not beat any good teams in non-conference play.
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Yeah, that'd depend on how other teams do in the Big 12. If too many teams get 10 wins then we're probably out. But hey, last year OU and Baylor won 9 games and found their way in. Of course I'm sure they had their fair share of quality wins.
We may need to duke out 10 for this to be possible. So basically we're gonna have to win all of the games we can.
I say (as fans) we aim for the NIT. Best to avoid disappointment. But we will see how it goes, hell we could win 4 games this year, we could win 13. Let's just let it play out.
N.I.T. would be an amazing achievement for this team (OK maybe not amazing, but good nonetheless). It would really ignite them for next season, IMO. They need some postseason experience too.
Yeah we definitely didn't beat anyone good in nonconference, the fact that the OP uses SDSU and Drake in his argument that we are playing better is telling....however, I think an NIT bid is attainable and would be a nice step in the right direction for our program.
Yeah, I still think we can become a Top 25 team in a couple years.
PG - Chris Colvin/Diante Garrett
SG - Lucca Staiger
PF - Craig Brackins
SF - Marquis Gilstrap
C - Justin Hamilton
And if we're lucky.....we will score a much better SF. But UNC and Duke pretty much have dibs on Harrison.
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We have a 300+ SOS. We have 12 wins, none against top 100 teams. Huggy's first team at KSU went 10-6 in conference and had 23 wins and didn't make the tourney. We'd probably need 11.
Regardless making the NIT would be an achievement for this team considering what has happened so far. I also think people are vastly overrating beating a very weak NU team (that actually lost to Oregon State) and losing is still losing, especially considering we were trailing by double digits for most of the game against UT.
I'm hopeful for the NIT but even making that the expectation is getting a little crazy.
So I think we can all agree on 10-11 wins for big dance.
Hmm, makes things tougher. Well NIT is a lot more realistic.
I want to pencil the "at Colorado" game as a win, but history really doesn't help me on that one. Seems like a disappointment every year there.
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I would love postseason play of any kind. I can't remember, does the NIT take 32 teams??
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So I think we can all agree on 10-11 wins for big dance.
Hmm, makes things tougher. Well NIT is a lot more realistic.
I think it will take 12 wins or a top 3 finish for ISU to get in.
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12-4 in the Big 12? That's like 2nd place. We would be ranked by then lol
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A party got out of hand early Saturday when one guest got upset and stabbed three men during an argument, Ocala police said. None of the stabs wounds were considered life-threatening, police added.
Lewis Dunfee, 32, is a suspect in the stabbings, which happened just before 3 a.m. at an apartment at 40 S. Magnolia Ave. Dunfee turned himself in to authorities at 8:20 p.m. Saturday, according to the Ocala Police Department.
According to witnesses, Dunfee became upset when he was told he could not enter a particular room, police said. Dunfee is then accused of stabbing three men and punching another before fleeing. One of the men was stabbed in the abdomen, the second in the right arm and leg, and the third in the left arm.
All three were taken to Ocala Regional Medical Center, where they were treated for wounds that were not considered life-threatening.
Dunfee face three charges of aggravated battery and one charge of battery.
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Barbi Benton was one of Hugh Hefner's first long-term girlfriends, as the man at the helm of Playboy. The two never married, but lived together in glorious sin for eight years.
Now, Benton is married to real estate tycoon George Gradow, and the two have put their Bel Air house on the market. The photos of it call to mind a cross between "Troop Beverly Hills" and the local senior living center.
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I have four users with a shared calendar, three of them use zimbra desktop and one uses the web ui. users A,B,and C use zimbra desktop and user D uses the web ui.This shared calendar has worked correctly for over a year now and has correctly synced their appointments. Now I have user A who adds several appointments to the calendar throughout the day like she usually does and these events show up on user D's (web ui) calendar but not on user B or C. This happened over the process of the day. They let me know of this issue at the end of the day and I checked user B and C's settings, they can still receive and send e-mail and every other function appears to be working correctly, but not the shared calendar. I unchecked the shared calendar on user C's computer and rechecked it. Calendar suddenly synced, this also worked for user D's calendar. I went back to my computer and looked at the shared calendar and it appeared to be updated correctly. This causes conflicts when scheduling appointments. I am completely stumped as to how this happened and would have chalked it up to a hiccup in zimbra desktop had it not occurred for two users at the same time on the same day and has never occurred before. any ideas on what caused this and how to fix it?
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- Attention shoppers! How about taking a break from the big retail stores? Just head to Alexandria this weekend.
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Put the treat in trick-or-treat
I like Halloween. I like the cute, adorable, sweet side of Halloween. Forget goblins, witches and zombies, one of the best things about Halloween are the little kid costumes that make all the ladies sigh and say "How CUTE!" My favorite costume as a little girl was Rainbow Brite (really scary, I know), and my idea of a scary movie is the 1991 "Ernest Scared Stupid." (Trust me, it's pretty scary to a 7-year-old!)
And dare I say I'm a sucker for all that trick-or-treating chocolatey goodness! According to some very scientific internet articles, some of the most popular Halloween candies are Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Hershey's Chocolate Bars, Milky Ways, Kit Kats, Snickers and Twix. Yes, please!
And according to Good Housekeeping, the top five Halloween costumes for kids this year are princess, Spider-Man, witch, pirate and a Disney princess. (I'm not sure any of those could really compete with my old school Rainbow Brite costume. C'mon, let's be real.)
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Happy Halloween!
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A red Chevy has flipped over on I-10 between mile marker 199 and 203
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Morrisey lobbies Obama on EPA chief
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has asked President Obama to pick a new Environmental Protection Agency chief who won't take a strong stance against the coal industry.
Morrisey sent a letter to Obama on Monday, urging the president not to select an EPA administrator "who would aggressively engage in a war against coal and extractive industries, as recent reports suggest is your intent."
"I've made no secret of that the EPA has been overreaching," Morrisey said during a news conference Monday at the state Capitol. "We want to let them know we will be closely monitoring that."
In his letter, Morrisey said the EPA's actions have "contributed to significant job losses in West Virginia."
"Families and communities have been defined by coal mining," Morrisey wrote, "and much of the culture of the southern part of this state revolves around coal mining to this day."
Morrisey said former Attorney General Darrell McGraw "passed on opportunities ... to protect West Virginia's energy interests, but I intend to be much more aggressive in defending West Virginia against EPA overreach," according to his three-page letter to Obama.
Morrisey criticized McGraw for not opposing EPA "cross-state" pollution regulations. Fifteen state attorneys general challenged the regulations, which capped emissions from power plants, he said.
Morrisey said he too would challenge the regulations if the EPA continues to defend them.
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|April Meet & Eat Menu
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Monday, April 1—White bean soup with chicken, cracker packet, confetti coleslaw, mandarin orange with bananas.
Tuesday, April 2—Pork chop suey, rice, carrot coins, whole wheat roll, apple juice, pineapple tidbits.
Wednesday, April 3—Hamburger on a bun, oven-browned potatoes, lettuce/tomato/onion slices/dill pickle chips, green beans, orange.
Thursday, April 4—Chicken pot pie, Jeannie's salad, Oregon berry mix, honey apple cake.
Friday, April 5—Clam chowder, mixed vegetables, cottage cheese and pineapple salad, whole wheat roll, cherry banana surprise.
Monday, April 8—Roast beef, mashed potatoes with gravy, beets, whole wheat roll, tropical fruit cup, raisin cookie.
Tuesday, April 9—Lasagna, tossed salad with dressing, peas, garlic bread, applesauce.
Wednesday, April 10—Teriyaki beef, rice, oriental vegetables, whole wheat roll, peach slices.
Thursday, April 11—Swiss steak, potatoes, Italian vegetables, bran muffin, banana.
Friday, April 12—Hot turkey sandwich, marinated vegetable salad, pear slices, raisin cookie.
Monday, April 15—Sloppy Joe, brussels sprouts, potato salad, fruit cup.
Tuesday, April 16—Savory baked chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, winter mix vegetables, apple muffin, peach slices.
Wednesday, April 17—Smothered pork chops, mashed potatoes, tossed salad with dressing, Italian vegetables, rye bread, pineapple mandarin orange compote.
Thursday, April 18—Beef stew, cottage cheese peach salad, corn bread, orange.
Friday, April 19—Porcupine meatballs, scalloped potatoes, cabbage, rye bread, fruit cup.
Monday, April 22—Ham potato omelet, salsa, bean medley, roll, winter fruit cup.
Tuesday, April 23—Salmon fillet with dill sauce, broccoli rice casserole, mixed vegetables, bran muffin, cherry banana surprise.
Wednesday, April 24—Chicken tetrazzini, marinated vegetable salad, onion roll, orange juice, pear slices, raisin cookie.
Thursday, April 25—Chili with beans, Jeannie's salad, pineapple tidbits, cinnamon roll.
Friday, April 26—Ham, mashed potatoes with gravy, country mix vegetables, oatmeal roll, fruit cup.
Monday, April 29—Chicken noodle soup, cauliflower and peas, blueberry muffin, pineapple mandarin orange compote.
Tuesday, April 30—Beef stroganoff, noodles, layered salad, brussels sprouts supreme, onion roll, fruit cocktail.
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Game 1 – Cleveland
Today's lineup: Full post below.
Aviles 3B
Callaspo 2B
DeJesus CF
Guillen DH
Butler 1B
Olivo C
German LF
Teahen RF
Pena SS
Meche P
Today's Official Game Notes.
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Thanks for posting the game notes, those are always fun. I'm guessing Teahen will be in right not 3B with Aviles.
Is there anything word about the season ticket holder event that was supposed to be today? The weather's pretty nasty, I hope it gets re-scheduled. Thanks.


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Saku Koivu has started to skate with TPS Turku of the SM-liiga, but he won't play for the team yet.
Kris Letang didn't take part in Penguins practice on Sunday.
Matt Cullen left practice Saturday a few minutes early and did not return.
David Backes hopes to sign a new deal with St. Louis.
Jonathan Drouin wants to be back with the Lightning next season.
Marc-Andre Fleury may be struggling as the backup goalie in Pittsburgh.
Steven Stamkos may have played his last game with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Dustin Brown has reportedly been told that he won't be the captain of the Los Angeles Kings anymore.
Zach Parise is doing well in his recovery from a season-ending back injury.
Bryan Rust, the Penguins' 24-year-old rookie third liner, scored two huge goals on Thursday night to push the Pens past Tampa Bay 2-1 and onto the Stanley Cup Final.
Chris Phillips has formally announced his retirement.
Forward Joel Ward scored two goals to help the San Jose Sharks defeat the visiting St. Louis Blues 5-2 Wednesday night and advance to the Stanley Cup Championship Series for the first time in their history.


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The Ethics Commission was created in 1999 by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in order to safeguard the ethical principles of the Olympic Movement. These principles are set out in the Code of Ethics.
This independent Commission is made up of nine members, of whom the majority are personalities who are not active IOC members, and of whom at least two are not directly linked with sport. The Chair, Vice-Chair and members of the Ethics Commission are elected by the IOC Session, for a renewable term of four years.
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It draws up and continuously updates the ethical principles, including in particular the Code of Ethics, as well as specific implementing provisions based on the values and principles enshrined in the Olympic Charter.
It conducts investigations into breaches of ethics submitted to it and, where necessary, makes recommendations for measures or sanctions to the IOC Executive Board and/or the IOC Session; these recommendations remain confidential until the IOC Executive Board makes a decision. All decisions taken are published on www.olympic.org.
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The second mission, if any failure to comply with the ethical principles is suspected, is to perform an initial compliance analysis and, in serious cases where the suspicion seems founded, to refer such cases to the Ethics Commission.
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APPLE iPAD 2 3G (ORANGE) RUNNING GAIA GPS APP
Slim and relatively light, the iPad 2 offers trekkers GPS autolocation and a bright, detailed screen for viewing maps. In the field, however, the iPad proved cold to hold and not very responsive to gloved fingers.
With no 3G coverage and patchy GPS, many navigation apps cease to be useful. But Gaia GPS can be preloaded with topographical maps containing points of interest and other information. It is also able to record data, such as the 3km ascent from Interlaken to Jungfraujoch.
WIRED: Superb interface
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I have a problem regarding the correct fit. I am female and my left foot is 8 1/2 and my right foot is a little smaller than an 8. What size should I order. I cant see a choice in the sizing options. It would seem I should get an 8. But I dont see that choice. What do you think. In the past if I fit the larger foot I loose the fin from my smaller foot.
I wear size 10 shoe. I train in the pool with Zoomer short fins, but I wear neoprene socks to prevent blisters. I plan to swim a multiple mile outdoor distance event using high performance fins. My inclination is to again wear neoprene socks inside the Atomics to prevent blisters. Is that a reasonable thing to do? If I wear the socks should I purchase 10.5 - 11.5 size?
I am looking at ordering him the Atomic full foot high performance split fin for my husband. My husband has a wider size 14 foot. With such a large foot I dont think the fin would fit right with a sock. Is the fin foot soft and comfortable enough to snorkel in without the socks?
I have the atomic open heel split fins and love them and the minimal amount of strain on my knees (replacement). I only use the frog kick ever. Can anyone give a comparison between the open heel ones and the full foot? Thanks :0)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KSDK) - A federal grand jury indicted a 39-year-old Winfield man Wednesday for allegedly attempting to entice young boys to engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purposes of making child pornography over a five-year period, US Attorney Richard Callahan said.
According to court documents, Matthew Hansen was indicted on eight felony counts of attempted production of child pornography and one felony count of possession of child pornography.
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Hi to all,
i'm testing a migration to Zimbra (for now, the open source one) from a legacy imap/pop3/smtp server.
After a lot of reading i agree to try the shared domain migration strategy with pop3/imap proxying to the old mail server because i need to migrate one user at time in a transparent mode.
To do this i suppose to place Zimbra (maybe only the proxy) in front of the current (old) mail server and fetch al pop/imap/smtp requests.
For the smtp i have made
And all works fine, all emails not hosted in zimbra are forwarded to the old server.Code:zmprov md mydomain.com zimbraMailCatchAllAddress @mydomain.com zmprov md mydomain.com zimbraMailCatchAllForwardingAddress @mydomain.com zmprov md mydomain.com zimbraMailTransport smtp:oldserver
Now i need to configure the pop/imap access but i don't know how to provide this settings.
I can only suppose who i need to create all accounts and set the MailTransport per account for the smtp relay, but after a lot of searchs with google, your forum and wiki i can't find how to set and unset the imap/pop proxy.
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March 20, 2013
Thomasville, GA- Police are investigating a string of burglaries in Thomasville.
Investigators say three houses, located just a few blocks apart, were broken into within hours of one another.
In two of the incidents along Pine Street and Allen Street, burglars took electronics like flat screen TVs, DVD players, and an X-BOX.
In the third incident along Alexander Street, the house was vacant, but the suspects still found something to steal.
"This is the residence in which the suspects actually entered the residence and removed the paneling, removed the sheetrock from the walls and actually took the copper wiring and pipes from the residence," said Lt. Eric Hampton with the Thomasville Police Department.
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MORGANTOWN - Andrew Buie admitted having all those new running backs transfer into the West Virginia University fold put a chip on his shoulder. But the junior runner decided he better put that shoulder to the grindstone if he expects to earn any playing time this season.
"You want to play against good competition," Buie said. "It makes you want to do your job better."
Buie is the top returner among the Mountaineer ballcarriers, but Dustin Garrison is fully recovered from a knee surgery which hampered him at times last year. Newcomers Wendell Smallwood and Dreamius Smith are looking to get on to the field, as is Houston transfer Charles Sims.
"We are all trying to find our roles and help the team get better," Buie said. "I'm looking forward to filling my role to the best of my ability."
Sims, despite not playing a down for WVU, was the only Mountaineer to earn any sort of preseason recognition from the Big 12 Conference. Though a senior with only one year of eligibility remaining, Sims was tabbed to be the conference's Newcomer of the Year.
"He's a special running back," Smith said. "When you get the ball into his hands, you can see he can do something with it. Charles Sims has that burst none of the rest of us has. He will do nothing but help this team out."
Smith was the heralded newcomer from a Kansas junior college when he arrived on campus this past spring. He said he is hoping to use his 217 pounds to help WVU get those tough yards.
"Everybody is going to have the chance to play," he said. "There are a lot of weapons on this offense. Anybody who touches the ball has a chance to make a big play."
WVU, 7-6 a year ago, is forecast to finish near the bottom of the Big 12 this season, as it lost several key players to graduation and to the professional ranks. Buie said the Mountaineers are not paying attention to the naysayers.
"We feel like we're more of a team this year, so what others think doesn't matter," he said. "We have a lot to prove not just at running back, but as an offensive unit."


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I am looking at using Zimbra in conjunction with an existing substantial web based PHP project.
I understand that I can transfer emails into my other system by dragging and dropping them onto a Zimlet which is one half of the story.
What I don't understand is how I can view the emails stored in that way. I could incorporate the ability to display an email into my other application, but that seems somewhat overkill when the idea is to integrate with Zimbra which should be able to display/reply/forward them. I would like to be able to click on a link in my other application which would result in Zimbra opening the email.
So is this possible with a Zimlet or Zimbra?


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Image quality is mostly excellent, even with streaming content
Sublime HD pictures, Slick operating system, Excellent feature list
Very capable Blu-Ray player with 3D playback
Quality and Reliability
Quality of the image was phenomenal
A plethora of high-end features
Solid build quality
Outstanding Value At This Price Level
Dazzling pictures, Easy to use, Generous internet content
Stylish design, and is highly recommended
Responsive, user-friendly interface similar in style to PlayStation 3 menus
Finally! Video streaming speeds that match my tablet and laptop
Good feature list for the money
Premium, stylish design and includes built-in Wi-Fi
Capability of extracting digital data from a Blu-ray disc with utmost accuracy
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Supply Chain Technology: There's power in the cloud
March 01, 2011
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), now more commonly referred to as "cloud computing," has a lot going for it. The need for less capital expenditure out of the gate, minimal implementation time, and the fact that such systems don't require robust IT infrastructures (human, equipment, or otherwise) to run, are the top selling points for these hosted solutions.
There are also challenges to contend with, as we'll touch on a little later; but it's safe to say that, at this point in the evolution of supply chain management (SCM) software, SaaS has already made a significant imprint.
Shippers have taken to the SaaS delivery method, which finds software being deployed over the Internet instead of being installed from a box and onto the user's servers or computers. Using a subscription model, SaaS providers "license" the use of their software to customers who pay low or no upfront implementation costs. That's because all of the technology resides in the "cloud," and is accessed via the Internet as a service.
SaaS is being used across many business applications including accounting, customer relationship management (CRM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), content management, and human resource management (HRM). It's also taken hold in the supply chain space, where transportation management systems (TMS) and global trade management (GTM) systems—both of which rely heavily on collaboration to run smoothly—claim the highest use of on-demand systems.
Over the next few pages we'll explore just how far SaaS has come in the supply chain software space during the last few years, and then introduce you to a shipper that's partnered with its thirdparty logistics provider (3PL) to successfully manage its internal and external logistics operations.
Jumping into the cloud
Greg Aimi, director of supply chain research at Gartner, estimates that 25 percent of TMSs will be delivered on demand by 2013, and that the penetration of both the TMS and GTM markets currently stands at about 20 percent. Some of those on-demand solutions are standalone, while others are served up as part of larger solutions developed by companies like Oracle, Manhattan Associates, and Red Prairie, says Aimi.
Aimi says that TMS and GTM work particularly well in the cloud environment because each revolves around "multi-party management" programs that can be fragmented and difficult to manage without a centralized system that all entities can access.
"Transportation involves a lot of working parts, and when you get into the international scene you also have to factor in freight forwarders, consolidators, and multi-modal carriers," says Aimi.
"SaaS' single repository system is valuable, and different than traditional software systems that require software installation, servers, hardware, data centers, and the development of [individual] connections with all of the parties who are acting on your behalf."
Ben Pivar, vice president and North American supply chain lead for consulting firm Capgemini, says that much of the business case for SaaS can be traced back to the packaged software revolution, when shippers realized that software development wasn't their core competency.
"A similar movement is happening with SaaS, with shippers looking hard at whether they really want to set up and manage hardware and software in-house," Pivar says. "Through the on-demand model, companies can work with vendors that leverage their expertise across multiple clients, and for a better price."
SaaS systems also require less upfront investment, says Aimi, although some shippers do question the value of paying subscription fees over the long term, versus writing one check for a professional license. "The initial cost of SaaS is definitely attractive," says Aimi, "because anytime you have lower capital expenditure upfront, the investment tends to be less risky."
That selling point has attracted companies of all sizes to SCM SaaS options, which are no longer relegated to budget-conscious shippers who lacked robust IT infrastructures and support systems. Even large corporations like Proctor and Gamble (P&G) are tapping the option, says Aimi, who points out that the consumer packaged goods firm is using a SaaS-based program for its global transportation rollout. "That's a really big deal," says Aimi. "You don't get any bigger than P&G."
Key processes best suited to cloud computing
Cloud computing is particularly applicable to supply chain activities where extensive customization is not required, or when the activity is performed sporadically (such as a sourcing "event"), or is not a "core" part of what makes the company unique. These activities are likely to be the first to make the transition to the cloud. We will now examine four of them in detail.
1. Planning and Forecasting: Cloud-based tools are now available for capturing itemized spend data, performing basic analytics, planning manufacturing runs and executing statistical demand forecasts. Applications focused solely on retail supply chains are also prevalent, with capabilities that include planning and allocation, assortment and space, pricing and promotion, and forecasting and replenishment.
In the near future, many more cloud service providers will add planning and forecasting applications to their offering. A primary reason is that planning and forecasting are rarely core components of companies' ERP systems. This means companies can run one manufacturer's ERP application internally, while simultaneously leveraging another's best-of-breed planning/forecasting application via the Internet.
2. Logistics: Some core warehouse and transportation management applications already are available online from cloud providers. Over the coming years, more and more cloud computing applications for functions such as network strategy, inventory management, warehousing, and transportation will become available. Processes such as global trade compliance, replenishment planning, order processing, transportation load building, fleet management and transportation route planning are likely candidates.
3. Sourcing & Procurement: Cloud computing represents a great opportunity to reduce total cost of ownership—the most commonly cited success metric in sourcing and procurement. A key reason is that cloud-based tools are inherently collaborative and accessible, creating major benefits for companies that deal routinely with thousands of suppliers. For example, cloud-based collaboration allows multiple parties to jointly develop supplier contracts, dramatically enhancing contract management.
Myriad sourcing and procurement capabilities are rapidly coming online, including procurement report generation, database centralisation and supply chain visibility. Retail potential is particularly strong.
4. Service and Spare Parts Management: Many companies underperform in service and spare parts management, despite the fact that this area often generates a high proportion of an organization's profits. Companies can gain significant advantages by using cloud computing to upgrade their capabilities and implement new processes rapidly without extensive capital expenditure costs.
Tools such as warranty validation are already available to service operations, and cloud applications for reverse logistics/returns processing, technician dispatch & tracking, and spare parts inventory pooling & distribution are expected soon.
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Words and Deeds
Campaign 2009 | Low turnout among African-Americans and defections by prominent black leaders hurt Democrat Creigh Deeds in Virginia
WASHINGTON-Creigh Deeds is a Democrat from a white town in the Allegheny Mountains. He is a bit gaffe-prone, and Democrats describe him as bland. But he surprised the establishment by defeating celebrity candidates like Terry McAuliffe in the Democratic primary to take the nomination for governor, winning as the moderate among the bunch. Many assumed he would do well against Republican Bob McDonnell one year after Democrat Barack Obama carried the state in his presidential campaign.
Deeds lost to McDonnell in the 2005 race for attorney general by a few hundred votes. He lost again to McDonnell Nov. 3-but this time by about 300,000 votes in the race for governor. McDonnell won by wooing independent voters. But Deeds also lost because he didn't enthuse base voters who provided Democrats with victories in recent presidential, congressional, and gubernatorial races.
The Democrats who seemed most lackluster about Deeds were African-Americans. While 93 percent of voters in black precincts went for Deeds according to the University of Virginia's Center for Politics, turnout in those precincts was down 10 percent from 2005, the last election before Obama dominated the ballot. McDonnell, meanwhile, actively sought support from prominent black Democrats-and got it. While the numbers are still lopsided, McDonnell's inroads could indicate a chink in the armor of black Democratic support.
The Deeds campaign helped McDonnell by providing an opening. "[Deeds] didn't talk about anything, he just talked about the thesis," said Beverly Lambert, 60, a black lifelong Democrat from Richmond. Deeds harped on McDonnell's 1989 graduate thesis that described working women as "detrimental" to the family. Lambert voted for McDonnell even though she supported Deeds in the primary. "I didn't particularly care about the thesis," she said. "What about transportation?"
Over the summer African-American multimillionaire Sheila Johnson invited McDonnell to her office. Johnson is the co-founder of Black Entertainment Television and part-owner of the WNBA's Washington Mystics, the NBA's Washington Wizards, and the NHL's Washington Capitals, and has given millions to Democratic candidates in the past, including Barack Obama.
She is building a resort in Middleburg, Va., and wasn't getting the help she wanted from Virginia's governor, Tim Kaine, a Democrat to whose campaign she had given almost half a million dollars. Kaine's office wasn't returning her calls, and she said Deeds couldn't provide satisfactory answers to her questions. So she decided to talk to the Republican. She laid a series of questions before McDonnell about his policy proposals on taxes, education, and transportation. His demeanor and business smarts impressed her; he was grateful for the chance to talk.
She called McDonnell back to her office for another talk. She couldn't sleep for days wrestling with whether to support McDonnell-"I was terrified of the backlash I was going to get from Democrats," she said at a dinner in October. But she announced in July that she would be supporting McDonnell.
McDonnell, during his victory speech on the night of Nov. 3, singled out Johnson as "my favorite Democrat."
In September, Doug Wilder, the first black governor of Virginia and in the country, announced he would not be endorsing his Democratic compatriot Deeds. He didn't endorse McDonnell either, but the silence was deafening. When Politico asked Wilder over the summer whether he thought Deeds would have problems attracting black voters, he said, "I do."
Johnson's endorsement and Wilder's non-endorsement didn't spur droves of black voters to support McDonnell, but they demonstrated that black voters weren't lockstep behind Deeds. "It's not like these voters are sitting at home with a score card of elder statesmen and elected officials weighing the endorsements," said Rodd McLeod, a Democratic strategist at MSHC Partners. "I would guess that Obama means a lot more in the minds of black voters than Wilder does."
President Obama did stump for Deeds the week before Election Day, but he didn't do any robocalls on Deeds' behalf. The White House sought to distance itself from the Deeds campaign as defeat became clear. Senior White House advisers spoke anonymously to The Washington Post saying Deeds hadn't followed their advice for his campaign. After the polls closed on Election Day the White House said Obama would not be watching the returns.
To some, the lukewarm black turnout for Deeds and Johnson's support for McDonnell are indicative of a national sentiment. "What we're finding in the conservative community is an awakening that African-Americans are also conservative," said Alveda King, a niece of Martin Luther King Jr. and a prominent African-American in the pro-life movement. "These are things that African-Americans believe in: marriage, family, life, a sensible economy."
King said the shift may be traceable to small outreach to conservative African-Americans, inviting them to events, to conferences. McDonnell sought black support. He spoke alongside Democratic National Committee chair Kaine and Republican National Committee chair Michael Steele (who is African-American) at an NAACP dinner in Chesterfield, Va., in September. Deeds was campaigning elsewhere. McDonnell also visited NAACP fundraisers. "African-Americans will be looking for candidates who believe what they believe and can deliver," said King.
But conservative candidates still have a large hill to climb in attracting black voters. Chris Christie, the Republican who won the race for New Jersey governor, spoke to a group of black pastors in October. He didn't get a warm response. When he mentioned the "common interests" they held, 73-year-old attendant Delores Lewis shouted, "You're lying now." His Democratic opponent Jon Corzine received a standing ovation when he arrived to address the same audience.
As the Virginia campaign was winding up, glittering political women threw a dinner for Maureen McDonnell, Bob's wife, and two of their daughters, Jeanine and Cailin, in a stately home in Northern Virginia. Wine flowed freely and guests nibbled on crab cakes and steak, hobnobbing with VIPs like Susan Allen, wife of former Virginia governor George Allen (a Republican who won 20 percent of the African-American vote when he was elected).
A third of the hundred or so women at the dinner were black, and many of them were young, a demographic that votes Democratic. Donna Cryer is one of those young black women but she supported McDonnell because she said he gets back to "Lincoln Republicanism," which she sees as the conservative values that form the "bedrock" of the black community. She describes her grandmother, who lived in West Virginia, as a Lincoln Republican.
"Everyone of us had a Republican grandfather or grandmother. We didn't leave the party, the party left us," she said, holding a plate of grapes and cheese.
Alveda King came too, along with other prominent African-American women like pro-life advocate Kay James, who served in the Bush administration and under Gov. George Allen. James proclaimed about Maureen: "I just love her." Maureen shouted back over the crowd, "Love you more!"
The star of the evening was Sheila Johnson, who told the women to kick off their high heels, which Maureen did with zest. Johnson was at ease among a roomful of Republicans.
"I keep hearing the stories from a lot of Democrats-same stories-where they needed us, and now they forgot us," she said. "I'm not going to let politicians take me for granted anymore."


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|Chase County Fair & Expo continues to thrive
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Wednesday, 21 August 2013 17:46
The Lions Club bingo booth was a popular attraction at the 2013 Chase County Fair. Here, from left, Donna and Bob Whiting and Lela Hamilton concentrate on their cards as numbers are called. (Sheri Hink-Wagner | The Wauneta Breeze)
By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
At the end of every Chase County Fair & Expo, people wonder how the fair board will be able to top themselves the next year. Amazingly, the fair board has been able to do just that and this year was no exception.
Looking back on another full week of fair events, fair board members couldn't be happier with the success of this year's fair.
There's one thing the fair board can't control—the weather. This week's fair was disrupted slightly Tuesday night with about a quarter-inch of rain. Other than that, conditions were perfect.
Similar to the 2012 fair, temperatures this year never exceeded 85°F, making for perfect conditions.
Fair board president Dave Schilke said the cool weather played a big role in the success of this year's fair.
The conditions helped boost crowds on Friday and Saturday. "We had great crowds on the grounds those days," he said.
Overall, Schilke said it was another successful fair. "I've had a lot of positive comments. People said it was a great fair."
Crowd numbers strong
Crowd numbers at the Christian family show, demo derby and both grandstand shows came in really strong, according to Alex McNair, the fair board's entertainment chair.
Wednesday night's Christian family show featured Laura Story, an accomplished artist in Christian music circles.
McNair said Story drew around 950 people to the show, making it one of the largest Christian shows in a number of years.
McNair said the fair worked with the Ministerial Association of Southwest Nebraska to take the Christian show to a new level. That goal was accomplished with Story's appearance, he noted.
He said the two entities share a common goal of growing the Christian family show every year going forward.
Pastor Phil Harris of the Wesleyan Church challenged those in attendance to make it the most attended show at the fair.
McNair said it drew a lot of people to the fair that night. He said he's received nothing but good comments about Story's message through her music.
The demo derby turned in another great show as well, with more than 1,200 in attendance.
A total of 27 entries participated in the event, making it one of the larger derbies in the area.
McNair said the Styx concert Friday and The Talbott Brothers and Justin Moore shows Saturday night drew great crowds as well.
Going into the weekend, it was the Styx show that had sold the most tickets. However, before Saturday night was done, The Talbott Brothers and Justin Moore sold the most tickets.
McNair said 2,250 tickets were sold for Styx, representing 60.2 percent of capacity. Saturday night sales totalled 2,378 tickets, representing 63.6 percent of capacity.
McNair said good weather helped walk-up sales both nights.
On Friday night, more than $8,000 in tickets were sold at the ticket office. On Saturday night, that number exceeded $14,000.
Volunteers play a key role
Schilke said volunteers represent one of the main reasons the Chase County Fair continues to be successful.
He said each and every volunteer, from 4-H leaders to those in the Eagles booth, all play an important role in the fair's success.
He also recognized the fair's benefactor sponsors, as well.
This year, a total of 79 businesses and individuals joined as sponsors in the fair's benefactor program.
Money raised from the program helps support improvements to the fair grounds.
"We couldn't do it without the volunteers and sponsors," Schilke said.
New building planned
Planning continues on a new building for the grounds. The building will be located in a space just northwest of the arena. That space has been used as expo space the last two years.
The building will replace the curved quonset Expo Hall on the east edge of the expo area.
There will a large open general purpose area with kitchen facilities and bathrooms.
Funds from the benefactor program will help defray the cost of the new facility.
2014 Fair Aug. 10-17
The dates for next year's Chase County Fair have already been set.
It will open on Sunday, Aug. 10, and run through Sunday, Aug. 17.
Fair board members will be meeting soon to review the 2013 fair and begin making plans for next year's fair.
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Presented at the Fourth Degree Assembly to President John F. Kennedy Council 372 Knights of Columbus ball in 1970 were, from left, first row, Karen Ann Cumbo, Margaret Dooley, Rita Gerosky, Mary Beth hart, Celestine Kelly, Kathy Kelly, Lois Komensky. Second row, escorts James Lemongelli, Edmund Traigis, Edward Skechus, Otto Felice, Walter Stocknich, Ned Richards and Charles Davenport.
The Duryea Plectrummers performed at the second annual spring festival. From left first row, are Rev. Cieslaw Kuligkowski, Brenda Mikiewicz, Bryan Wescott, Martina Jacobs, Michelle Rubel, Kimberly Schiavo, Charles Masters. Second row, Lucy Kaminski, Delbert Voight, Michael Dubinski, Pat Dubinski. Third row, Brian Doran, Robert Reed, Sandra Kuniegel, Julia Kristula, Rose Mary Thornton, Stanley Kaminski, Stella Mustinski, Stanley Kuniegel, Jr. Fourth row, Charles Swantkowski, Edna Kuniegel, Ilona Burbich, Mary Farrell, Jule Pernot, Frank Wudarski, Bernice Grochowski, Mary Kuniegel.
The Laurel Line Railroad was the principal form of transportation in the early 1900s. On July 30, 1923, what happened aboard the train that brought the line to national attention?
1960 – 55 years ago
Many boroughs and towns formed committees for the Cancer Crusade Initiative. The groups helped to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. Members of the Dupont committee were Nellie Romanoski, Helen Tibel, Harriet Barkowski, Catherine Williams, Clara Vida, Irene Kleynowski, Nellie Kociolek, Agnes Golla, Josephine Golla, Claudia Orlowski, Lois Sionina, Mary Grace Sheridan, Jean Roszko and Olga Bryk. Members of the Duryea committee were John Moss, William Rupp, Mrs. William Balchune, Mrs. Walter Pokorney, Mrs. Joseph Belaski, Mrs. Joseph David, Mrs. Bernard Ryzner, Rose Marie Bichler, Mrs. Michael Shedler, Mrs. Alfred Zaborowski, Mrs. Samuel Nardone and Mrs. Harry Davies. During the 1960s, success of the use of chemotherapy as a cure for the disease showed promise. Through those efforts of the crusaders, cancer research became more of a priority and by 1971 the federal government passed the National Cancer Act, increasing the budget of the National Cancer Institute to $1 billion a year.
At a cost of $112,000, completion of the new Stephenson Street Bridge was set for the middle of May. Local residents waited five years to once again cross the Lackawanna River at the point of the bridge. The old structure was demolished during Hurricane Diane in 1955.
Luchetti Auto Sales in Exeter advertised a brand-new Rambler American 2-door deluxe sedan for $39.25 per month. Leeds in Pittston offered suits for $12, sweaters and blouses for $3. Vullo Brothers in Pittston sold 3-T nylon Good Year tires for $12.95.
1970 – 45 years ago
Seven young ladies were presented at Fourth Degree Assembly to President John F. Kennedy Council 372, Knights of Columbus Debutante Ball. They were Karen Ann Cumbo, Margaret Regina Dooley, Rita Victoria Gerosky, Mary Beth Hart, Celestine Ann Kelly, Kathy Kelly and Lois Teresa Komensky. Their escorts included James Lemongelli, Edmund Traigis, Edward Skechus, Otto Felice, Walter Stocknich, Ned Richard and Charles Davenport. According to "Girl Culture: An Encyclopedia," the custom of presenting young who were coming of age was a right of passage as far back as the 15th century. In the U.S. modern debutante balls are held to reflect the traditions of a heritage or social organization. To see a photo of the young women and their escorts, log on to psdispatch.com and click on Peeking into the Past.
Wyoming Area would defend its 1969 PIAA District 2 Golf Tournament win, as over 100 high school golfers from Luzerne and Lackawanna counties would compete for individual and team honors. Coached by Joe Satkowski members of the squad were Richard Mazar, Paul Nichols, Frank Wascalis, Eugene Chiavacci, George Prywara and Joe Liberati.
1980 – 35 years ago
The second annual spring sing-along festival and concert was presented at the YMS of R Hall by the Duryea Plectrummers under the direction of Charles Masters. Members of the group were Rev. Cieslaw Kuligkowski, Brenda Mikiewicz, Bryan Wescott, Martina Jacobs, Michelle Rubel, Kimberly Schiavo, Lucy Kaminski, Delbert Voight, Michael Dubinski, Pat Dubinski, Brian Doran, Robert Reed, Sandra Kuniegel, Julia Kristula, Rose Mary Thornton, Stanley Kaminski, Stella Mustinski, Stanley Kuniegel, Jr., Charles Swantkowski, Edna Kuniegel, Ilona Burbich, Mary Farrell, Jule Pernot, Frank Wudarski, Bernice Grochowski and Mary Kuniegel. To see a photo of the group, log on to psdispatch.com and click on Peeking into the Past. Plectrums or "picks" can be made of plastic, metal, ivory or wood.
Spec 4 Charles J. Rydzy was presented the Army Commendation Medal in Okinawa, Japan. Awarded for meritorious service, it represented the fact that Rydzy demonstrated skills and dedication far above the average. On Nov. 5, 1945, it was recommended that an Army Commendation Ribbon be established. The recommendation was approved by the Secretary of War and the ribbon was established on Dec. 18, 1945.
1990 – 25 years ago
The Pittston Area High School senior class participated in a spring and summer fashion show that included skits, star look-a likes, dance routines and of course fashions. Fashions from over a dozen area stores were featured. Modeling the latest fashion trends of 1990 were Maria Augustine, Gail DeFazio, Melissa Triboski, Maria Lizza, Lori Pace, Maureen Brady, Ronda Rinaldi and Amy Klush.
In 1923, the Laurel Line Railroad shot to national attention due to a deadly train robbery. Aboard the train on the morning of July 30, paymaster Arch Henshall and three guards accompanied a metal case containing more than $70,000. As the train left Scranton, several men jumped from their seats to commandeer the train, shots rang out, leaving one man dead and four injured. The robbers ran from the stopped train and made off with a payroll en route to the West End Mining Co. in Mocanaqua. It was reported two captured gang members were tried and executed. One gang member killed himself. The remaining four were never apprehended.


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Roasted Coffee Pairing #27: Microlot Comparison
This week we have two microlot coffees - one from our friends in Costa Rica, Helsar Villa Sarchi Solis - and the other from Honduras, an organic coffee produced by the COCOSAM cooperative. The Costa Rican coffee is milled by Beneficio Helsar, and farmed by Roger Solis. It is a 100% Villa Sarchi varietal and has mild coffee with great balance and peachy tea notes as it cools. The Honduran coffee is from a farmer named Michelle Corrales Guevara and comes from a record high altitude of 1600 meters. The dry fragrance from the grounds is very caramelly, with hints of pralined nut and toffee as well. In the cup, the lighter roast levels also have a distinct honey-drenched sweet flavor, a lemony-bright snap, and a little bit of jasmine tea flavor. It's very pleasant, lively and clean! Hope you enjoy these two coffees produced by two farmers who share a pride of craft in producing great coffees. City+