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Revealing documentary series that offers a window into the secretive, extravagant and surprising world of gypsies and travellers in Britain today
My Big Fat Gypsy Grand National
To celebrate the Grand National Festival, this one-off special follows Gypsies and Travellers as they descend on the biggest event in the horse-racing calendar
My Big Fat Gypsy Christmas: Tinsel and Tiaras
This festive special, packed with weddings, fun and festive spirit, shows that nobody does Christmas bling like Gypsies and Travellers
My Big Fat Gypsy Holiday
This special episode follows gypsies and Irish Travellers as they prepare for the most amazing trip of their lives
Big Fat Gypsy Christmas: Carols and Caravans
From Travellers soaking up the sun in Tenerife, to a festive 18th birthday and a spectacular winter wedding, a Gypsy Christmas is never without its drama
My Big Fat Gypsy Christening
This episode explores the Traveller and Gypsy communities' unique approach to birth and death, revealing a world with its own strict rules of conduct
My Big Fat Gypsy Ladies' Day
Ladies' Day at the races is a big date in the Gypsy calendar. This one-off special explores the unique bond between the Travelling community and their horses, including road races at night.
The Luck of the Irish
This episode meets Irish Travellers on both sides of the Irish Sea, with weddings, christenings and St Patrick's Day
Big Fat Gypsy Weddings: Life on the Run
This episode follows a travelling clan's game of cat and mouse with the councils over a year: the daring 'land grabs' at night, battles with local residents, and the joys of being free spirits...
Big Fat Gypsy Weddings: Best Dressed Brides
Dressmaker Thelma Madine reveals the secrets behind her most outrageous creations, from design through to the unique excitement of the wedding day itself
My Big Fat Gypsy Fortune
How can members of the Travelling community afford their extraordinary weddings? This programme lifts the lid on a community with its own customs and attitudes to money.
My Big Fat Gypsy Valentine
This Valentine's special exploring love and courtship in the Traveller community follows 16-year-olds Ina and Danielle as they prepare to marry their first loves
We Are Family
In the final episode of the series Irish Travellers the McFadyens celebrate a christening, the engagement of Cheyenne and cage-fighter John, and Chris being released from prison
Out of Site, Out of Mind
At Dale Farm, after 10 years of court battles, eviction approaches for 80 families. Meanwhile, Freda, who grew up with non-Travellers, is returning to her Traveller roots to get married.
Reputation Is Everything
Paddy and his wife have a spectacular New Year's Eve party. Paddy's son Simey trains for a bare knuckle fight against a rival family. Mikey explains what it's like coming out as gay in his community.
Love Conquers All
This episode explores the cultural divide between Gypsies and non-Gypsies. What happens when the two worlds are joined together in marriage? Featuring Romany Gypsy and cage fighter Tony Giles.
School of Hard Knocks
Fifteen-year-old Santana is planning a lavish 16th birthday party, to include a 16-tier cake decorated with fireworks. No longer at school, Santana spends a lot of her time cleaning the family chalet.
I Fought the Law
Danielle is determined to live in a traditional way, so at 15 years old she is planning a lavish black, pink and bling hen party. The problem is her groom, Brendan, is up in court on the same day.
Diamantes Are Forever
This episode follows 16-year-old Sammy Jo as she enters a Traveller-only beauty pageant. Meanwhile, four cousins compete to have the most memorable outfit at their first Holy Communion.
My Big Fat Gypsy Christmas
This episode follows the celebrations and traditions of members of the Irish Traveller community at Christmas, as well as two incredible weddings
My Big Fat Royal Gypsy Wedding
Not all the wedding excitement was at Westminster Abbey in 2011. Here's another chance to grab front row seats to celebrate the real wedding of that year - a Big Fat Gypsy one.
Bride & Prejudice
This episode visits Appleby Horse Fair and examines prejudice against Gypsy and Traveller communities in Britain today, exemplified by wedding venues cancelling Gypsy and Traveller bookings
Boys Will Be Boys
While Gypsy and Traveller women want to be a princess on their wedding day, the reality in the Gypsy community is that on every other day it is man who is king
Desperate Housewives
A look beyond the sequins and bling to unveil the lot of a Gypsy woman, from low levels of education and literacy to domestic abuse, which is startlingly common
No Place Like Home
Romany Gypsy Pat faces criticism for marrying a non-Gypsy. But his bride Sam is determined to prove her Gypsy girl credentials with a 14-stone dress that lights up in the dark.
Born to Be Wed
This episode looks at milestones in a Gypsy girl's life, en route to the biggest day of her life: her wedding
My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding
The original Cutting Edge documentary that visits Gypsy and Traveller weddings, where brides compete to have the biggest dress, but sex before marriage is still a scandal and divorce is unheard of


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1958 Chevy Apache Pickup Truck - Family ApacheWritten by on December 1, 2009 Contributors: John Gilbert Third Gen's 3100
Terry Hartshorn's '58 Chevy Apache 3100 Stepside combines well-done custom work and respect for traditional style. The buildup began about six years ago, but the story goes back 22 years.
It was Christmastime 1987, and Terry and Sharon knew that a truck would be the perfect present for their teenage son Tom. They weren't specifically thinking about a classic-they just happened to find this one at a local used car lot. It was Omaha Orange and in good shape-reliable transportation and a lot cooler than all those Toyota mini-trucks in the student parking lot. They hid the truck in a neighbor's garage, gift-wrapped a remote garage door opener and, on Christmas morning, sent young Tom down the street in search of his gift. For the rest of his high school days he was known as the football player with a big red truck.
When Tom moved away to college, the truck stayed at home and Terry got to drive it. After he graduated, Tom started driving the '58 again. When Tom got married, Terry drove it again until the truck disappeared into the garage, with registration expired and insurance cancelled. About the time Griffin Hartshorn-Tom's son, and Terry's first grandchild-was about 3 years old, Terry decided to "dust off the big red truck."
"Dusting off" the first time was basically limited to a rebuilt driveline to get it back on the road. The radio, wipers, and gauges didn't work and the paint was faded, but Terry's grandkids had fun going for rides. Eventually, Terry decided to get serious. "My friend Terry Terrell was the perfect guy to help. I asked him where to take the truck to be built. He said he'd love to help restore it. He asked me if I was in any rush, because he wanted to be sure it was a quality job, keeping as many original parts as possible."
Terry Terrell managed the ground-up build with a mix of N.O.S. and quality reproduction parts. This was a major undertaking involving a top-to-bottom disassembly, and the chemical stripping of virtually every part of the truck. The 3100 shortbed frame was stripped and powdercoated, then reassembled with all corners re-aligned. The front axle is stock, with N.O.S. Chevy half-ton spindles, races, bushings, and bearings. The front springs were re-arched and Doetsch Tech shocks mounted front and rear. The original steering was revived with new bearings, seals, and bushings. The rearend features new axles and a rebuilt differential with 3.38:1 gears in place of the original 3.90:1.
No oversized rims and hardly-see-'em low-profile tires here. Wheelsmith 15x7 Rallye wheels are painted and dressed up with '57-60 Chevy truck caps and beauty rings, and leave room for plenty of sidewall on 255/70R15 BFGoodrich radials. The stock Chevy truck drum brakes were left in place at all corners, but premium riveted shoes replace the typical bonded stuff normally found.
Dave Dibs along with Jason Dibs and Robert Romick oversaw the chassis assembly and installation of the 350ci small-block V-8 that supplanted the original 235ci Stovebolt six. The 350 was built by R.C. Performance using a Holley four-barrel on an Edelbrock manifold. At the exhaust ports, stock manifolds have been coated and run to a single MagnaFlow stainless steel exhaust system. The Saginaw four-speed from Ron's Transmission was built by Dave, Jason, and Robert at Orange County Transmissions; the trans was matched with a stock OEM Chevy clutch and Hurst shifter.
As you'd expect, the interior theme stayed original, with the factory seat completely dipped and powdercoated and springs repaired by Little John's in Fountain Valley, California-then reupholstered in vinyl tuck 'n' roll by B.J. Auto Trim in Santa Ana. A Classic Instruments Tri-Five gauge panel includes placement for the electric speedo, tachometer, turn signals, hazard lights, and horn. The original steering wheel has been restored by Richard Wells.
The attention that went into everything else also went into the bodywork. The original sheetmetal was in solid condition and required only minimal finish work, done by Terry Hegman and Squeak White. Roman Garcia and Marc Stephan built the solid oak shortbed floor, which has been covered with a black Naugahyde tonneau cover. The original front bumper got fresh chrome and N.O.S. still-in-the-boxes bumper guards. The rear bumper was replaced with a repro piece. A new windshield and rear glass came from 1st Vision Auto Glass. Carl Winzen at Carl's Custom Colors in Fullerton, California, finished the Chevy in custom copper. Richard Wells did the electrical work and custom fabrication. Phil Zamora helped immensely with the project, which was completed in 2 1/2 years. By then, it was a personal project for all involved. If someone wanted to duplicate this truck, they had better be ready to spend around $50,000 on parts, and another $100,000 in labor.
"I never dreamed the truck would turn out as great as it did," Terry said. Now he's looking forward to his next ride with Griffin. "Maybe this will be his truck when he's 18. What a thrill that would be for Grandma and Grandpa to wrap up a garage door opener in 2018 like we did for his father in 1987."


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Voted for the best hostel in Albania for 2014 .Thanx to everyone who voted for us on Hostelworld !!!
Hostel Albania indeed is the best located Hostel in Tirana perfectly situated in one of the last old neighborhoods. Our Hostel is the perfect spot to discover Tirana day and night. We are close to everything to see and do in this big city. Close to all bus stations, just a few steps to the biggest open market, not far from the nightlife area in Tirana and surrounded by cafes, restaurants and supermarkets. Hostel Albania is also the first choice if you just like to relax a bit away from the hustle and bustle that this fast and noisy city is famous for. Sitting in our huge garden you won`t feel like you are in Tirana, and the different areas like the oriental lounge, the beach part, BBQ area or the bar will be there to ensure that everyone will find his perfect spot to do whatever you feel like doing. Smoke a Shisha, drink a homemade Raki, put your meat on the fire or pick your own fruits from one of our 25 fruit trees like lemons, oranges, mandarins or pick some grapes that are growing all around the garden. You are welcome...
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Nina Rachel Shapiro Gordon (born November 14, 1967) is an American rock singer. Co-founder of the band Veruca Salt, Gordon pioneered and revived Bangles-inspired pop rock for the mid-'90s grunge generation. She quickly became known for her power-pop hooks and melodies, writing Veruca Salt hits "Seether" and "Volcano Girls". Since leaving Veruca Salt in 1998, she has released the successful solo album ''Tonight and the Rest of My Life'', written songs for Fefe Dobson and Courtney Jaye, and released her second solo album, ''Bleeding Heart Graffiti'', on August 8, 2006. Gordon and her fiance, Jeff Russo (of Tonic), welcomed their first child, Ivy Nightingale Russo, on November 21, 2006.
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1968 Chevy Nova Project Car - Turning Over A New LeafWritten by Johnny Hunkins on April 1, 2011 We're Not Giving Up On The Rear Leaf Suspension For Our Nova. CPP's Multileaf Springs Get The Job Done At A Price Anyone Can Afford.
During the 1960s, all of Detroit's entry-level cars-including pony cars-relied upon the simple leaf spring to perform rear suspension duties. Leaf springs have been around a long time, and go back to a time before cars even existed. Horse-drawn buggies had leaf springs, much to the relief of their occupants. Over time, more sophisticated rear suspensions and suspension aids were developed, including the triangulated four-link, torque arm, ladder bars, truck arms, double-wishbone independent, torsion bar, Watt's link, and Panhard bar. If you flip through the ads in PHR, you'll see plenty of great upgraded rear suspensions that use many of these technologies, but is there still a place for the lowly leaf spring? We think so!
Two clear advantages to using a leaf-spring suspension in a car that already has one are cost and simplicity. Upgrading the factory leaves with beefier ones is as easy as swapping parts. And those parts will cost less than most other options. From a functionality standpoint, a leaf spring performs three different duties: It locates the axle laterally, it fixes the axle's position around two planes of rotation, and it performs its requisite duties as a spring. That's a lot of stuff for one part to do. In more sophisticated rear suspensions, those duties can be performed by as many as four different parts. Asking one part to do all those duties has its disadvantages, namely being that a leaf spring is by necessity a compromise between competing needs.
Notwithstanding, there are serious advantages to a leaf spring. With few parameters to tune, a leaf spring with the optimal spring rate, ride height, and shock valving can get you amazingly close-in terms of lap times-to suspensions costing many times that. A few years back, we tested an optimized leaf-spring setup in our 1976 Chevy Camaro project car, then swapped over to an aftermarket triangulated four-link, and found that the expensive four-link conversion had just the smallest edge over the leaf setup in the timed slalom and skidpad.
In planning our '68 Nova project, we remembered how well the leaf-spring setup worked on the g/28 Camaro, and we wanted to revisit that. When we asked Classic Performance Products (CPP) to help us with the Nova, we knew they had a leaf-spring system that was designed for hard autocross and road-race use. Project Nova was conceived with the idea that all the improvements should be easily reproduced by the average reader in a garage environment, and a hot leaf-spring setup fit that bill perfectly.
The '68-74 Nova and the '67-69 Camaro/Firebird share identical suspension architecture in the rear, and it's important to take note that across these vehicle lines there is a variation in the leaf springs and rearends between cars originally equipped with straight-six and V-8 engines. Six-cylinder cars like ours originally had monoleaf springs and monoleaf axles, and even though the engine had been swapped to a V-8 long prior to our Dart SHP 400 transplant, the spring and axle was still a monoleaf. Monoleafs do not have locating pins that lock into the axle spring perches, so when we decided to upgrade our stock rearend to a Moser 12-bolt, we ordered it with the necessary V-8 spring perches.
Even though a factory V-8 multileaf is better equipped to handle the increased torque of a factory V-8 (and will do in a pinch), it's not really up to the 523 hp (and 523 lb-ft of torque) of our Dart-based small-block, which would wrap a pair of OE multileaves into an "S" the second we hit the gas. The CPP Sport multileaf spring kit (PN 2407C, $375) is stiffer than a typical V-8 multileaf, and is 11/2 inches lower than stock. When coupled with the increased damping ability of the CPP-supplied KYB shocks (PN KY-1107, $39 each) these should put us right in the ballpark for the small-block's power, and the increased grip of our 255/40R17 Nitto NT01 R-compound rear tires.
With the rear suspension handled by Craig Chaffers and the R&D crew at CPP, we are well on our way to turning Project Nova into a credible street/strip/autocross warrior. We can't wait to flog it, but first we'll need to tackle the CPP disc brake upgrade to the front and rear, and finish it off with a quick-ratio steering gear, also from CPP. Once that is complete, we'll address our slipping Turbo 400 and see if we can improve the exhaust with a larger set of Hooker headers.
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As our '68 Nova project becomes transformed from a grocery getter to a Corvette beater, we've had to integrate the new suspension with a beefier rearend, and take into account our future transmission plans. Like many other projects, different transmissions, rearends, and suspensions can dictate a custom driveshaft to make it all work together. Even in rare cases where dimensions don't change, sometimes you need more beefcake in the prop shaft, or you need a stronger yoke assembly. No matter what your need, Inland Empire Driveline Services can build the right piece.
We've been proceeding with the suspension, steering, and brake upgrades at Classic Performance Products, and IEDS was glad to help. IEDS sent out driveline tech Jesse Lopez to take our measurements and get a handle on our power transfer requirements. The first thing Lopez did was determine that our Turbo 400 had an internal O-ring in the output shaft, as indicated by the threaded hole in the shaft end. This determines how the new yoke is machined and is very important to note when ordering.
Next, Lopez measured the distance between the end of the tailshaft and the mating face of the pinion cap (it was 54 5/8 inches with our Moser 12-bolt). The inside diameter of the cross-shaft at the rear pinion was noted at 1 3/16 inches, and the output shaft length protruding beyond the tailhousing was noted. Lopez also asked some questions about the power output of our Dart SHP 400 and our intended use (autocross, cruise, road race, and occasional drag race), then suggested an aluminum shaft.
One cool thing about IEDS is that they build each driveshaft as a custom order-there are no off-the-shelf units because most every hot rod or race car is different. For that reason, IEDS offers on-location service to local customers like us. When the people who build them are doing the measuring, it takes all the guesswork out of the equation. When they're done measuring, they build your driveshaft, balance it, and deliver it locally within 48 hours, guaranteed.
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The first shot shows the stock spring perch on the old 10-bolt axle. Note how the perch uses T-bolts to hold the leaf in place. We'll be using a much stronger U-bolt, which also has the advantage of wrapping around the axle.This will help us limit axlewrap under acceleration and braking. The larger U-bolts also require that the holes in the new Moser 12-bolt spring perches be widened to accept the bigger U-bolt. Some touch-up with a die grinder gave us the necessary clearance.The CPP Sport multileaf spring kit for Novas and Camaros includes new rubber spring bushings for the front, and urethane ones for the rear. Some silicone lube makes them much easier to install (the rear urethane ones are shown), and prevents them from squeaking.Installation of the Moser 12-bolt and new CPP Sport springs is easiest if you mount the leaf springs to the axle first, and then attach the entire assembly to the car. Here you can see the locating pin and the urethane spring pad with a receiving hole for the pin. In test-fitting, we discovered that the pin was a bit too long, and bottomed out on the axle perch. The pin was ground shorter so that when the shock-mount plate was bolted on, it would make a tight sandwich.After being cleaned and painted, our old shock-mount plates were slid over the U-bolts and tightened. Note the hole in the plate that the spring locating pin mates to. This keeps the perch, pad, spring, and shock-mount plate all in one place and singing the same tune as you turn and burn!Those beefy 5/8-inch U-bolts are way stronger than those little 7/16-inch T-bolts on the old 10-bolt axle. Early on, we wondered how well things would work out by ordering a 12-bolt from Moser, and mating it to the spring kit from CPP, but everybody was on the same sheet of music and it came together without fanfare.As with the body bushings and sleeves, lube up the eyelet bushings, pound them in with a hammer, and do the same with the steel sleeves. This happens four times-front and rear eyelets for both springs. Note that the rubber ones go in the front, and the urethane ones go in the rear.Prepare the rear spring eyelets with the steel shackles and fasteners, which are included with the CPP kit. The shackle allows the necessary degree of freedom for the spring to elongate as the rear axle goes through its range of motion. There is no shackle on the front of a leaf-spring system because the spring length between the axle and the front spring mount keeps the axle square to the body and even with the prop shaft.
Our reconditioned front spring pockets are then attached to the front of the leaf springs, and the bolt is temporarily snugged to its limit. You'll want to use a cutoff wheel to trim the excess length of bolt because once the pocket is attached to the car, it will be impossible to remove the front spring bolt with the clearance that remains.Almost there! Whether you're doing this at home on jackstands, or you've got a lift at your disposal, you'll still need an extra set of hands to maneuver the axle/leaf-spring assembly into place.The cool thing about the CPP spring kit is that it comes with all-new fasteners, including those for the front spring pockets. You can now see why it's a lot easier to assemble everything off the car-it minimizes the time you spend on your back when putting the rearend back in the car.Slip the shackle bolts through the new rear bushings sleeves that you already installed. Don't snug anything up until all four corners are safely attached. It'll make things easier as you jockey the springs and rearend into place.Mount the shocks into place, tighten everything up, and you'll be done-unless you've still got to put the axles in and mount the brakes like us! We'll cover that in an upcoming issue.


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May 28, 2016
11th, 2008 marks the seven-year anniversary of 9/11.
The fateful attacks that day not only changed the course of history, but they also changed the way Americans lived out everyday life.
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January 2004
Automatic human face detection from images in surveillance and biometric applications is a challenging task due to the variances in image background, view, illumination, articulation, and facial expression. In this paper, we propose a novel three-step face detection approach to addressing this problem. The approach adopts a simple-to-complex strategy. First, a linear-filtering algorithm is applied to enhance detection performance by remove most non-face-like candidate rapidly. Second, a boosting chain algorithm is adopted to combine the boosting classifiers into a hierarchy "chain" structure. By utilizing the inter-layer discriminative information, this algorithm reveals higher efficiency than the original cascade approaches [12]. Last, a post-filtering algorithm consists of image pre-processing; SVM-filter and color-filter are applied to refine the final prediction. As only small amount of candidate windows remain in the final stage, this algorithm greatly improves the detection accuracy with small computation cost. Compared with conventional approaches, this three-step approach is shown to be more effective and capable of handling more pose variations. Moreover, together with a two-level hierarchy in-plane pose estimator, a rapid multi-view face detector is therefore built. The experimental results demonstrate the significant performance improvement using the proposed approach over others.
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Brandon was over for a playdate. The guys were in Bob's room.
"Bob? Remember that picture you said I could have that you don't want anymore?"
"Yeah. Count Dooku? I remember."
"Can I still have it?"
"Can I have it forever?"
"Brandon, you can't live forever."
"Okay but Bob? Can I have it for my whole life?"
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Awesome. And deep, indeed.ReplyDelete
Bob Rosenberg is an EXACT sort of young man, isn't he? Also, generous. Uh. Who or what is Count Dooku?ReplyDelete
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I've been MIA for a couple of weeks and just caught up. How fun to read two weeks worth of Smacksy in one sitting? Fantastic. Will check our your column, too!ReplyDelete
- Ilene WaterstoneNovember 30, 2010 at 9:20 AM
Tiny pocket philosophers.ReplyDelete
Bob the Philosopher, he knows what reality is all about.ReplyDelete
Generous and a realist...great combinationReplyDelete
that is deepReplyDelete
Man, Brandon took that in stride, didn't he?ReplyDelete
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(WUSA) - Across Virginia, multiple roads are closed due to downed power lines, high water and fallen trees:
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On November 15, 2012 LOT 11 will be closed from 4:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., to accommodate handicap patrons attending the Blue Grass concert.
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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (WUSA9) -- The Prince George's County Sheriff's Office says Mark McNabb was arrested in California for a 1987 assault with intent to murder warrant.
On November 11, 1987, McNabb forced himself into an apartment while armed in Seat Pleasant looking for someone that was visiting, officials said.
McNabb and the visitor exchanged gunfire, before he fled after being injured, officials said.
Authorities said they received information that the suspect was possibly detained in Los Angeles, California for a traffic violation in early September.
"Initially, McNabb fought extradition claiming that he was not the person named in the 1988 warrant," The Prince George's County Sheriff's Office said in a release.
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Held every Thursday from 6-9pm, enjoy free live music on the lawn. We'll be serving wine, sangria & Madhouse beer by the glass ($5) as well as grilling up burgers & brats ($6). We'll have regular appearances by the Chocolaterie Stam gelato cart – yes, you can even have a wine or beer gelato float – as well as the Gusto Pizza truck. We will have some chairs/tables, but it's not a bad idea to bring some chairs or blankets as well. As a reminder, all ages are welcome but please leave the pets at home. And since it's a free event, please celebrate the evenings enjoying our wine and beer (other alcoholic beverages will need to stay at home). Yay for summer!


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It is simply known as The Mile. Joe Gottstein wanted to put Washington Thoroughbred horse racing on the map. However, he needed a race to accomplish that feat.
In June of 1935, Gottstein made the announcement that Longacres would feature the $10,000 Longacres Mile. The mile was not considered the classic distance. That's what appealed to Gottstein so much. He knew it took a unique horse to excel at the mile distance. It was too long for sprinters and not long enough for the routers. Go too fast on the lead and you have nothing left in the tank at the end. Wait too long to move and you'll never catch the leaders.
The Mile was inaugurated with a then unheard of $10,000-added purse and for more than four decades was the richest stakes event in the country at the mile distance. To this day it remains the richest stakes race west of Chicago and north of the Bay Area.
This section highlights in detail every running of the Longacres Mile and provide news about this year's edition of the Grade III race. In addition, it also provides Mile statistics and every starter and jockey to ever participate in the race. The Longacres Mile - A look back, through the decades:The 30'sThe 40'sThe 50'sThe 60'sThe 70'sThe 80'sThe 90's2000-2010
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Indianapolis, IN (Sports Network) - Butler University's football program will
play six of its 11 games at home this season.
The Bulldogs will host Wittenberg (Sept. 7) and Dartmouth (Sept. 21) in non-
league action at the Butler Bowl, and Stetson (Oct. 5), Campbell (Oct. 12),
Drake (Oct. 19) and Valaparaiso (Nov. 9) in Pioneer Football League games.
Butler was part of a three-way tie for first place in the PFL last season,
Coach Jeff Voris' squad compiled an 8-3 record, including 7-1 within the
2013 Butler University Football Schedule
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Sept. 28, at Jacksonville*
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I am hoping someone can help me out with this. We recently upgraded from ZCS 8.0.0 to 8.0.2 and I am having an issues with our default class of service and one of our domains in the Administration Console. For our version details the output of zmcontrol -v is:
Release 8.0.2_GA_5569.RHEL6_64_20121210115059 RHEL6_64 FOSS edition.
The problem I am encountering is in the configuration section of the Administration Console, when I go to Configire -> Domains and then I click on one of our domains it then opens the 'General Information' screen in the middle pane, but on the left hand pane it does not show any of the other options for the domain. It does not show @domain.com and the domain specific configuration buttons (General Informaion, GAL, Authentication, Virtual Hosts, etc). See the attached screen shot
We have another domain and that domain is working properly in the console. I also get the same results when I attempt to view the default Class of Service. The domain appears to be functioning as accounts in the domain can log in and send/recieve mail, but it is causing a problem with administration of the domain.
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I uploaded a video of a gotomeeting recording. The file has .wav extension. When I click on the file I got the following pop up message:
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Any idea how to resolve this?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks for the feedback.
Thanks. Do you know whether it'll work if downloaded to the local drive?
Hello DriverFIT,
This is Jason Burnside from Microsoft Office365 SharePoint Support.
Thanks for coming to the communities with your concerns about playing a SharePoint uploaded .wav file in the browser.
Unfortunately, you are not able to play it in the browser however if the user downloads the file to their local computer they should be able to play it.
I will continue to monitor this thread for further posts or any additional questions.
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Thanks for the reply. I tried it again on two separate PCs and both worked (both running XP with IE8). In both instances the video played upon clicking.... not in the browser but in Windows Media Player. However, I was not able to replicate it on Win7 with IE8. All I got in Win7 is the error message as originally posted.
I'm having similar intermittent issues. We have .MP4 files we'd like to host on our Sharepoint (intranet not external web) and some users like myself have no trouble - click and WMP starts up. Others get the error message at the thread. It doesn't seem related to WMP association, so I can't figure out why it works for some and not others. It's REALLY frustrating to think we have this great tool and we can't play media without downloading? That seems crazy considering the asset library function...what's the point if you have to down load everthing...I might as well just email it to all no?
Hello Paul,
Unfortunately, this issue falls outside of our scope of support. Due to it working for some users and not for others, this is a local issue however you may want to search in a search engine for possible resolutions to this issue. There may be other users who have had the same issue who would be willing to discuss this issue further with you.
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I think this is a handshake issue between O365, IE and windows media player. While part of that is a "local issue" since it's MS I would hope MS could investigate more. My company uses Ie8 for the most part (although the example below is an IT staffer using ie9). However, users on CHROME (including this IT staffer)have no issues...they only have issues with IE. Go figure. Here's the error...why would IE not allow WMP to start up but using CHROME poses NO issues?
You may check out the following link regarding the error that you are receiving when trying to play an MP4 from a SharePoint Library which you may or may not find helpful:
Unable to play files with the mp4 extension in Windows Media Player
Besides being a local issue, MP4 files are not covered in the Service Description unfortunately, however, you may want to search through the search engines looking for articles related to your issue if the above article is not helpful.
You may want to attempt changing your Security Settings in your Internet Options.
Hello Paul,
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VNM120412 - Salt Lake City, UT – December 4, 2012 — TreeHouse Interactive™ (www.treehousei.com), the technology leader in on–demand marketing automation and partner relationship management (PRM) solutions, today announced that TECHT Paintball Products, a global online provider of paintball parts and accessories, now relies on TreeHouse Marketing View to automate its marketing campaign creation and execution process. As a result, TECHT has been able to increase its campaign execution by up to 10 times previous levels, all while dramatically improving its customer targeting, nurturing and engagement results. This has produced rapid return on investment in less than six months. Read more at http://bit.ly/cShHCj
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"Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) and Proposal for a Framework of Hedge Fund Regulatory Reform in the Post-GFC World"Cecilia Lee, Visiting Scholar, UW School of LawHosted by the Law, Business & Entrepreneurship Program and the Visiting Scholars Program In the five years since the GFC of 2008, numerous reforms have been introduced that altered the financial regulatory landscape. For hedge funds, this includes new registration requirements mandated in the U.S. and the E.U. However, much work remains to address potential systemic risks from financial innovations in our interwoven global capital markets. The GFC revealed such dangers as manifested in the shadow banking system, in respect of which the G20 has charged the Financial Stability Board with the task of assessing and developing policy recommendations for this nebulous sector. Given the heterogeneity and complexities involved in shadow banking activities, including hedge funds' participation in such transactions, a framework for analysis and design of regulatory reforms in this area is critical to ensure adaptability to current conditions and future developments. This lecture offers an overview of the lessons learned from the GFC, as well as the role of soft law in the global financial system, and proposes a framework for targeted and balanced hedge fund regulatory reform. Cecilia Lee is a Canadian-qualified lawyer who has handled numerous international securities transactions, acquisitions, and lending and financing transactions during her career at McCarthy Tetrault, LLP, and Nortel Networks. Ms. Lee holds a BA of Commerce from the University of Toronto, a BLAW from the University of Western Ontario, and an LL.M. from York University. As a Visiting Scholar, Ms. Lee researches financial regulatory reforms in the light of the Global Financial Crisis of 2008, particularly in the area of hedge fund regulation.
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(Washington) – United States Helsinki Commission Chairman Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ) today welcomed the proposed increased protections for free speech in the Romanian Government's draft penal code. Smith called on Romania's parliament to pass the bill into law and urged other countries to take similar steps to protect freedom of speech.
"I have been heartened by the many positive changes that have taken place in Romania since the fall of Ceausescu and disappointed by the many squandered opportunities to implement more meaningful reforms," said Smith. "In particular, I have long urged all post-communist governments to repeal insult and criminal defamation laws."
On May 21, 2003, the Romanian Government proposed a new penal code that would do just that – repeal insult and criminal defamation laws.
"Romanian parliamentarians now stand at an important crossroads, and I hope they will expeditiously pass these proposed changes into law," Smith said. "Doing so will likely lead to significant improvements for Romanians and will serve as a positive example that I hope other countries, such as Armenia, will follow."
The proposed penal code would make the following changes:
Article 205 of the existing criminal code, which punishes insult by up to two years in prison, would be repealed.
Article 206, which makes defamation punishable by up to three years in prison, would become Article 217; however it would only be punishable by a fine.
Article 236, which makes defamation of national symbols, the country or the nation punishable by up to three years in prison, would be repealed.
Article 238, which makes insult or defamation of public officials punishable by up to seven years in prison, would be repealed.
Article 239, which makes "outrage" by insult or defamation of public authority punishable by up to seven years in prison, would be renumbered Article 314 and the scope of the offense narrowed to threats or violence.
Reports on criminal defamation and insult laws in the Czech Republic, Romania and Slovakia are available through the Helsinki Commission's web site, www.csce.gov.
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
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|Boys bounce back to beat Wray
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
After losing a pair of games last week, the Dragons responded with a commanding 74-47 victory over Wray Saturday, Feb. 9.
These two teams met in January with Holyoke escaping with a one-point victory. Coach Scott Dille attributes the drastic change to the Dragons being able to control the pace of the game.
"I thought we kind of forced our tempo on them a little bit more," Dille explained. "We did a good job of attacking the zone defense and got them pulled out to man-to-man. That kind of stuff sped the game up and gave us more possessions."
Tanner Smith rises to the rim for an easy
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The first quarter saw the two teams going shot for shot with one another. Both squads were accurate from deep as each hit two threes in the first eight minutes. At the end of the period, Holyoke was down 10-11.
HHS had an offensive explosion in the second quarter, rattling off 27 points to take a 37-27 lead into half. The Dragons hit seven shots from beyond the arc in the half, on their way to a season-high nine in the game.
The Dragons played a clean half of basketball. Dille praised the team for moving the ball and not settling for the outside shot.
In the second half the Dragons' tight defense frustrated the Eagles. The full-court press caused many turnovers as the Dragons picked up 11 steals along the way. Freshman Bradley Cumming, who got the start for the first time this season, led the team with four steals.
Dille also commended the defensive effort in the match, noting that they did a better job of moving and getting to help position.
Again the offense put up big numbers in the fourth quarter. The Dragons poured in 22 points in the final period to secure a 74-47 win.
Holyoke was consistent at the charity stripe, knocking down 13 of their 15 attempts.
Tito Fierro had a game-high 19 points, including three from deep. Deyten Klein also sank three 3-pointers on his way to 18 points while also having three steals. Logan Tharp added 14 points, three assists and eight rebounds.
The win puts HHS at 8-6 on the season, 3-2 in league play. They currently sit in the fifth spot in the league.
Upcoming action
The Dragons will be tested this week as they will travel to Haxtun Thursday, Feb. 14 and to Fleming Saturday, Feb. 16.
In the first match of the year, the Dragons fell to Haxtun by a score of 58-75. The Bulldogs are currently ranked first in the Lower Platte league and 10th in all of 2A basketball.
This will be the only meeting with Fleming this season. The Wildcats are currently ranked at the top of the 1A North Central league and are fourth in all of 1A.
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With the 128th Map of the Week we take a look at the village of South Docks in Slovania's River County. The town, which serves mainly as a boat and raft portage on the Fjörm River, is a bleak and lawless place populated to a great extent by refugees from Windland to the south. Baron Karel, the ruler, is self-serving, and the 10-man village watch enforces the law only when the baron's interests are involved.
Key to the Map of South Docks
1. Mikla Boat and Raft Works. Master Wainright Mikla, a 49-year-old human male artisan, makes his career building and repairing watercraft rather than wheeled transportation. His company makes the large lumber river rafts in service on the Fjörm as well as fishing boats and small rafts and boats. He employs two journeyman wainwrights, both artisans, and two commoners as apprentices. All four are human males and females.
2. Dock No. 1. This dock is used exclusively by the sawmill, the smithy and the boat and raft works. The sawmill's timber is delivered to the docks on river rafts, which also transport the finished lumber downstream. The smithy receives its coal on rafts. And the boat and raft works launches new products on the dock and uses it for rafts and boats that need repairs.
3. Dock No. 2. This dock is reserved exclusively for the fishermen's guild and for boats and small rafts, which may dock here or use it as a portage dock. Boats and small rafts that traffic south of the dams are carried to and from Dock No. 4.
4. Fjörm Fish Packing. The operation is owned by the South Docks Fishermen's Guild, which also has its only offices in the building. The packing plant processes the guild members' catch, packing some fish in brine in barrels and smoking others, in both cases for transportation. Locals also can buy fresh fish at the packing plant. The manager is Ivana, a 38-year-old human female merchant.
5. Hlini's Smithy. Hlini runs an extraordinary smithy, simply because he's a dwarf in human lands. Hlini, a 1.2-million-year-old male dwarf artisan-runecutter-warrior, emerged from sealed Niðavellir in the distant north more than 200 years ago and spent more than a century of that time traveling southwestward, battling and dodging orcs in the fallen areas of Jötunnheim. He emerged from the mountains into the desolate ruins of the Æsir Empire before reaching South Docks some 70 years ago. When he reached town, he used a runestick to magically transport a hidden stash of gold that he hid anew north of town. He then used a part of that gold to pay locals to build his smithy. Hlini left Niðavellir after several centuries of feuding with his father there. However, he never has explained to anyone how or why he left the dwarven halls. The humans of South Docks value his services greatly. He is a master weaponsmith, armor smith and blacksmith. Anything that he does with metal is a work of art in human eyes.
6. Dock No. 3. This is a portage dock reserved for the large river rafts. Their cargoes are unloaded and the rafts are lifted by a crane onto heavy duty wagons drawn by a team of four horses to Dock No. 5. There, a crane lifts the raft from the wagon and back into the water. The cargo is transported in a separate wagon and loaded back onto the barge.
7. Millstream Dam.
8. Fjörm River Dam.
9. Village Hall. In South Docks, Baron Karel is the sole political authority. Burgomaster Klara, a 44-year-old human female merchant, is more a village manager who carries out the baron's will rather than being a political authority in her own right. Commandant Abdon, the 32-year-old human male warrior who is commander of the village watch, plays a similar role. Baron Karel considers Abdon to be is police chief with the responsibility for enforcing Karel's laws and edicts. The village administration under Klara is on the ground floor of the village hall. The watch is on the second story. The village jail is in the cellar. Klara employs a clerk, a human female merchant, and siy laborers, all human male and female commoners.
10. Northland Sawmill. Timber fallen in western Southwood Forest in Royal County is transported by river raft down the River Blesk (Leipt or Lightning) to its mouth on the Fjörm and then further to South Docks, where master sawyer Pravoslav, a 33-year-old human male artisan, cuts it in his sawmill. From the northeastern timber Pravoslav produces a substantial amount of lumber. Much of it is used in the area around South Docks, but he also sends considerable amounts of cut lumber downstream by raft for sale in Minadoka and other parts of River County. Pravoslav employs four journeyman sawyers, all artisans, and three apprentice sawyers, three laborers and four teamsters, all commoners. All are male and female humans.
11. Watermaster. South Docks's watermaster is a servant of River County, answerable to Count Arnot's government and not to Baron Karel. The watermaster is responsible for controlling the level of the flood pond (which also serves as the millpond) and the flow of the Fjörm and the millstream out of the pond. The current watermaster is Oldřika, a 52-year-old human female scholar from North Junction. Her responsibilities go well beyond the town edge of South Docks. In spring, when the Fjörm and the Blesk (Leipt or Lightning) begin to swell with the melt of winter's snow in the north, rangers in the counts service send warnings southwards. The flood pond cannot contain flooding as well as it could in Æsir times, but it still can minimize damage in many flood seasons. When the warniungs come, Oldřika orders the mills to raise or dismantle their waterwheels. She then gradually releases all of the water from the flood pond but never in such quantities that the water would flood South Docks, Minadoka or other downstream destinations on the Fjörm. The flood pond is drained to the level of the former waterfall, allowing the water to flow free through the two channels. When the flood wave approaches the village, Oldřika closes both dams, forcing the water to accumulate in the flood pond rather than inundating the village. However, in the worst flood years, the water keeps coming, flowing over the dams, and serious damage occurs. Oldřika also is responsible for seeing that enough water flows out of South Docks in non-emergency times or dry periods so that mills downstream can turn their waterwheels. In her employ are six dam warders who do the actual physical work. All are human male and female artisans. They too are county employees who are beyond the authority of Baron Karel.
12. South Docks Meat Packing. In the autumn, beef cattle and sheep are driven southward to South Docks for slaughter. The meat packing plants slaughters the animals and makes smoked meats and sausages as well as brine-cured meat, which is transported to other inland destinations. The owner is master butcher Radim, a 50-year-old human male artisan. He employs six journeyman butchers, all artisans, and four apprentice butchers, three laborers and four teamsters, all commoners. All of his employees are human males and females.
13. Dock No. 4. This dock is reserved exclusively for boats and small rafts, which may dock here or use it as a portage dock. Boats and small rafts that traffic north of the dams are carried to and from Dock No. 2.
Baron Karel's Castle Complex
14. Stable.
15. Baronial Castle. Baron Karel, a 55-year-old human male merchant, lives here together with his wife, the Baroness Julie, a 52-year-old human female sorcerer, and his adjutant, Rostislav, a 49-year-old human male scholar. The castle also houses the baronial administration, which includes four clerks, all merchants; three baronial bodyguards, all warriors: two cooks, both artisans: four manservants and maids, all commoners; two teamsters, both commoners, and two laborers, also commoners. All are human males and females.
16. Milan's Tower. The tower has a footprint of 30 x 30 feet/9 x 9 m and is 60 feet/18 m high. It is the domain of Baron Karel's court spellcaster, the 60-year-old human male wizard Milan.
17. Portage Mill. The central mill grinds grains for flour and feed and presses vegetable oil. The owner is master miller Milos, a 51-year-old human male artisan. He employs two journeyman millers, both artisans, and an apprentice miller and a teamster, both commoners. All are human males and females.
18. Butcher Květoslav. Květoslav, a 36-year-old human male artisan, specializes in venison and meat of wild boar, both brought in by hunters. When possible, he offers fresh meat as well as smoked and cured meat and sausage. His only employee is the saleswoman Anna, a 55-year-old human female commoner.
19. Dock No. 5. This is a portage dock reserved for the large river rafts. Their cargoes are unloaded and the rafts are lifted by a crane onto heavy duty wagons drawn by a team of four horses to Dock No. 3. There, a crane lifts the raft from the wagon and back into the water. The cargo is transported in a separate wagon and loaded back onto the barge.
20. Portage Inn. The inn is like most of the rest of South Docks cheaply constructed, rickety and a bit sleazy. The owner is a 45-year-old human male immigrant from Vétrnývlast, Barnabá, a merchant-thief. He's among a minority in South Docks in the respect that he's married. His wife, also an immigrant from Vétrnývlast, Regína, a 42-year-old human female artisan, is the inn's cook and brewwife. In the kitchen, she makes various warm freshwater fish dishes and assorted cold bread boards with sausage and smoked meat slices from Butcher Květoslav (Location No. 1. In the neighboring brewhouse, she brews a mediocre, light-colored, bottom-fermented sud that defies categorization. The quality of her beer, however, is not entirely Regína's fault. Locally, there are no farmers who raise hops or brewers' barley, and there also is no malting house ion the vicinity. All of her beer's ingredients must be shipped to South Docks from Minadoka. Warm meals run from 4 to 7 bronze pieces. Bread boards cost 3 to 4 bronze pieces. The inn's guest rooms cost four bronze pieces nightly. Barnabá has five employees, a waitress, a chamber maid and three stable boys and girls. All are human male and female commoners. Barnabá and Regína live in a house of their own. They have no children.
21. General Store. Alběta, a 41-year-old human female merchant, owns his shop, which sells basic needs except for meat and fish. It's the only such place in town. Peddlers seldom come to South Docks. A market square once was located directly south of the Portage Mill (Location No. 17), but it went out of use more than a century ago. A residential building now stands on the site. Fortunately, Alběta sells most of the useful items that one usually can find at the market. That includes ready-made shoes and boots in fixed sizes from cobbler Agáta's shop in Minadoka. One also can order custom shoes or boots if a month's delivery time is no problem. Alběta employs two salespersons and a laborer, all human male and female commoners.
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We use here the combination Postfix+Courier in our institute, having an external LDAP with almost 3,000 users registered. We are willing to migrate from it to Zimbra 8.0.5. I've already solved the issues involving the LDAP connection, using both LAZY or EAGER modes, but now I can't manage how to correctly migrate/sync the mailboxes using the imapsync, since I don't have users passwords. With the password, everything works perfectly, but without it it doesn't. I've seen numbers of threads, but none solved my problems. I got that I should login using an admin account, and then syncing everything. All the passwords are cryptographed using SSHA. The best way for us would be using the EAGER mode, to make all the migration before changing the mail server. We are also thinking in a way to get users' passwords and migrate mailboxes in LAZY mode, right after they try the first login in new server, but it would be a lot easier using EAGER mode. I have the following error:
Transfer started at Tue Sep 24 21:48:37 2013
$RCSfile: imapsync,v $ $Revision: 1.558 $ $Date: 2013/08/03 01:13:37 $
Here is a [linux] system (Linux zimbra 3.8.0-30-generic #44~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Fri Aug 23 18:32:41 UTC 2013 x86_64)
With perl 5.14.2 Mail::IMAPClient 3.30
Command line used:
/usr/bin/imapsync --syncinternaldates --host1 webmail.ifsp.edu.br --user1 rt133206 --authuser1 bruno --password1 MASKED --ssl1 --port1 993 --host2 zimbra.ifsp.edu.br --user2 bruno --authuser2 dir --password2 MASKED --ssl2 --port2 993
Temp directory is /tmp
PID file is /tmp/imapsync.pid
/tmp/imapsync.pid already exists, overwriting it
Modules version list:
Mail::IMAPClient 3.30
IO::Socket 1.32
IO::Socket::IP ?
IO::Socket::INET 1.31
IO::Socket::SSL 1.53
Net::SSLeay 1.42
Digest::MD5 2.51
Digest::HMAC_MD5 1.01
Digest::HMAC_SHA1 1.03
Term::ReadKey ?
Authen::NTLM ?
File::Spec 3.33
Time::HiRes 1.972101
URI::Escape ?
Data::Uniqid ?
Info: turned ON syncinternaldates, will set the internal dates (arrival dates) on host2 same as host1.
Info: will try to use PLAIN authentication on host1
Info: will try to use PLAIN authentication on host2
Host1: IMAP server [webmail.ifsp.edu.br] port [993] user [rt133206]
Host2: IMAP server [zimbra.ifsp.edu.br] port [993] user [bruno]
Host1: * OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4rev1 UIDPLUS CHILDREN NAMESPACE THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT THREAD=REFERENCES SORT QUOTA IDLE AUTH=PLAIN ACL ACL2=UNION] Courier-IMAP ready. Copyright 1998-2011 Double Precision, Inc. See COPYING for distribution information.
Host1: webmail.ifsp.edu.br says it has CAPABILITY for AUTHENTICATE PLAIN
Failure: error login on [webmail.ifsp.edu.br] with user [rt133206] auth [PLAIN]: 2 NO Login failed.
at /usr/bin/imapsync line 2293
main::die_clean('Failure: error login on [webmail.ifsp.edu.br] with user [rt13...') called at /usr/bin/imapsync line 2056
main::authenticate_imap('Mail::IMAPClient=HASH(0x2 dae0d0)', 'webmail.ifsp.edu.br', 993, 'rt133206', undef, 'MASKED', undef, undef, 0, ...) called at /usr/bin/imapsync line 2018
main::login_imap('webmail.ifsp.edu.br', 993, 'rt133206', undef, 'MASKED', undef, undef, 0, 1, ...) called at /usr/bin/imapsync line 973
It looks like it is trying to login using the user1, not authuser1. Is it really the problem? Can anybody help me?
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U.S. Navy chaplains and religious program specialists assigned to the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), and the USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), meet with French military chaplains to learn about their customs and traditions, aboard Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Sept. 27, 2013. The 26th MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force forward-deployed to the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleet areas of responsibility aboard the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group serving as a sea-based, expeditionary crisis response force capable of conducting amphibious operations across the full range of military operations. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Kyle N. Runnels/Released)
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|Dragons score double wins in Phillips County doubleheader
|Written by April Peregoy
Holyoke Dragon baseball team brought its season record to 4-2 when it hosted a doubleheader against the Haxtun Bulldogs on Tuesday, April 7.
HHS held off the Bulldogs in the first game to beat them 11-8. Brandon Price's phenomenal pitching led the team to another victory in the second game, winning 8-3.
"Our pitching did a wonderful job," said coach Kyle Bules. "Haxtun is a good team, but we were able to keep them a little off balance."
However, both teams committed their fair share of errors, with a combined 10 in the first game. Holyoke committed six of them. Three more errors occurred in the second game, and in addition, the Dragons allowed a total of eight unearned runs on Tuesday.
"We need to continue to work on not committing so many errors," said Bules, adding, "That is way too many runs to be giving up."
"I was very impressed with our younger players," added the coach. "They made some big plays on defense and put the ball in play to score some runs and move base-runners in scoring position."
Holyoke 11, Haxtun 8
Tuesday's games were originally intended to take place in Haxtun, but the field still wasn't ready after the previous weekend's snowfall so they were moved to Holyoke. Still, the Dragons played as the road team and were the first to bat, making two runs in the top of the first.
After two innings, the score was tied at four, but Haxtun failed to score in the third and fourth innings while Holyoke put two more runs up on the board.
An action-packed fifth inning saw the Dragons bringing home three more runners. The Bulldogs replied with two of their own in the bottom. Ahead by three, HHS added two more to the score in the sixth, and Haxtun one.
The Bulldogs pushed one more player across the plate in the seventh, but it wasn't enough to overtake the lead and Holyoke won it by three.
Contributing a home run in the first game was Austin Tharp. He was 3-4 at bat, with a double, two runs and five RBIs. Also hitting a double was Austin Killin.
On the mound, Tharp pitched four innings and struck out six batters. Logan Krueger pitched the remaining three innings and was credited with the win. He had three strikeouts.
Reid Baumgartner 3 1 0 0
DeBoer 1 2 0 0
Tharp 4 2 3 5
Ryan Baumgartner 4 3 1 1
Krueger 2 1 1 1
Pelle 2 1 0 0
Killin 4 0 2 1
Gerk 3 0 1 1
Price 2 1 1 1
Totals 25 11 9 10
2B - Tharp, Killin. SB - Price.
Holyoke 2 2 1 1 3 2 0 —11
Haxtun 1 3 0 0 2 1 1 —8
Holyoke 8, Haxtun 3
First-inning action for the second game had the two teams tied at one. However, Haxtun was held scoreless during the next five innings.
Meanwhile, Holyoke pushed ahead, adding two runs in the second and three in the third. Failing to get anybody across in the fourth and fifth innings, the Dragons brought home two more players in the sixth for a seven-point advantage.
In one last effort, the Bulldogs pulled off two more runs in the seventh to narrow the gap, but the Dragons still came up with the five-point victory.
Brandon Price went the distance, pitching six strikeouts, 10 hits and one earned run. At bat, Tharp hit a triple, while Krueger and Brett Gerk had one double each.
Reid Baumgartner 2 0 0 0
DeBoer 4 0 2 1
Tharp 4 1 1 0
Ryan Baumgartner 4 0 2 2
Krueger 4 0 1 1
Killin 3 1 1 0
Gerk 4 2 2 0
Vasa 4 1 2 1
Price 2 3 1 0
Totals 31 8 12 5
3B - Tharp. 2B - Krueger, Gerk. SB - Ryan Baumgartner.
Holyoke 1 2 3 0 0 2 0 —8
Haxtun 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 —3
Upcoming action
Yet another game, this one against Burlington, had to be canceled last Thursday, April 9 due to inclement weather. Hopefully Mother Nature will cooperate this week, as Holyoke has a busy schedule lined up.
The Dragons are expected to host Caliche in a varsity doubleheader on Wednesday, April 15 at 10 a.m. The next day, April 16, they travel to Idalia for JV and varsity match-ups, starting at 4 p.m. Another away game will take place in Akron on Saturday, April 18 with varsity doubleheader action slated for 11 a.m.
Holyoke's JV team is also scheduled to host Caliche and Haxtun in a triangular on Monday, April 20, beginning at 3:30 p.m.
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Hello everyone, does anyone know where I can get a set screw for an 11 pound counter weight (3 inches in length) that has a nylon tip like the originals. I'm not sure about what thread size are on this set screw but if anyone knows that I might be able to make a screw myself from one from the hardware store.
CG5 counterweight question
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Posted 01 January 2013 - 06:46 PM
Larry, I broke a setscrew for an LXD-75 counterweight a couple years ago and was able to find a replacement at ScopeStuff. I'd give them a try. Good luck!
Posted 01 January 2013 - 08:50 PM
Yeah the Meade (LXD) CWs have a pin that is pressed against the CW shaft to lock them in place (and the OEM lock screw is junk pot metal). The Synta weights have specially machined steel bolt. I'd just get some 3/16"/5mm brass rod and fashion a pin. Pretty sure your thread is 8mm course (1.25mm). Should be able to find 8mm threaded fasteners at a good Ace or big box hardware.


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Looks like there won't be a major increase in tag fees in Wyoming in 2014. Thank goodness!
Looks like there won't be a major increase in tag fees in Wyoming in 2014. Thank goodness!
"Committee member Marti Halverson, R-Etna, said that if licensing fees don't increase, Game and Fish may have to seek more money from the General Fund."
Haha. The politicians would laugh at that notion here in Illinois. Blago's machine routinely raided funds generated by fees and taxes on sportsmen. Funds stolen went directly in the broke general fund to pay for welfare and politician's pensions. Thank god Colorado has Blago as well as his hair now.
Got this mass mailing in my inbox recently. The new governor passed a bill that prohibits stealing funds that was already illegal to begin with.
Dear DNR constituent:
The passage of the DNR Sustainability Bill (SB1566/FAQs) is a significant victory for conservation and the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). What the bill does is allow the agency to keep state parks and sites open and begin to address a backlog of needed facility repairs, which now totals $750 million. It also allows us to address other program problems for the agency.
The bill took nearly a year to negotiate and included over 40 DNR constituent groups in talks, who worked with sponsor Rep. Frank Mautino for a consensus bill. A key component and big "win" for conservation included in the bill was the rarely used anti-sweeps language that ensures funds would not be used for other purposes than keeping state parks open and programs working. Governor Pat Quinn's management and budget director also signed a letter committing to not sweep these funds and hold DNR's funding level.
This level of commitment to DNR should not be a surprise. During Governor Quinn's first week on the job and my first day on the job as Director, he signed a different bill that replaced diverted sportsmen's funds that were swept by our predecessors. We have been working diligently ever since to protect these funds and use them for conservation.
Don't get too excited new bill introduced yesterday would increase NR prices but not residents
At some point the increased fee's will have an adverse impact on the revenue . You can only raise the fee's so high and then hunters will start looking elsewhere or just buy a fishing boat instead!!


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|AA on Colo. ballot proposes taxes on retail marijuana
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Colorado voters will see Proposition AA pertaining to retail marijuana taxes on the Nov. 5 ballot.
During the 2013 legislative session, the legislature approved House Bill 13-1318, proposing an excise tax and a sales tax on retail marijuana.
Voter approval is required before these taxes can be imposed, so the state legislature referred it to the statewide ballot.
The 2013 State Ballot Information Booklet, prepared by the Legislative Council of the Colorado General Assembly, cites four things that Proposition AA will do, if passed.
—It would impose a 15 percent state excise tax on the average wholesale price of retail marijuana when the product is first sold or transferred by a retail marijuana cultivation facility, with public school construction receiving the first $40 million of any annual tax revenues collected.
—It would impose a 10 percent state sales tax on retail marijuana and retail marijuana products, in addition to the existing 2.9 percent state sales tax, to increase funding for the regulation and enforcement of the retail marijuana industry and to fund related health, education and public safety costs.
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Fresh out of military service in Korea in 1952, Dale Marsland of Sherwood attended a Fourth of July Dance at Mouse River Park, where a young Minot woman caught his eye....
The Marslands are a wonderful couple, and an example of love to all those who are blessed to know them. Great article on a great couple!
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Wow, the detail in this is simply fantastic!
Wow, the detail in this is simply fantastic!
I have to agree, the detail here is incredible. I especially love the 'current construction' aspects of the wall and some buildings.
I was wondering when you'd jump in with some city designs Excellent job so far (though it's far from my vision of Shadows of Esteren)
Wow, it's indeed an incredible work! I just love all the details and the design.
I love this. The details are so precise, the lines are so crisp...we need more amazing ISO-style city maps like this.
What others have said - such amazing detail! I cannot wait to see the finished piece!
Hey I'm so glad you're here, showing your incredible skills.
Once again, congrats for this time consuming isometric map. Your patience and ability are definitely inspiring.
Are you gonna show the color version eventually? If I may ask
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Just incredible, your linework is mind-boggling. I love that there's so much there, the eye can't stop moving to one thing and the next.
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A phase III comparison of prophylactic cranial irradiation versus observation in patients with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer: Initial analysis of Radiation Therapy Oncology Group 0214
Carolyn Vachani, RN, MSN, AOCN
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: June 8, 2009
Title: A phase III comparison of prophylactic cranial irradiation versus observation in patients with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer: Initial analysis of Radiation Therapy Oncology Group 0214
Reviewer: Arpi Thukral, MD
Presenter: Elizabeth M. Gore, MD
Affiliation: Medical College of Wisconsin
The brain is a frequent site of metastasis for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Prophylactic cranial radiation (PCI) – that is, radiation to the whole brain to prevent metastases- is standard practice in small cell lung cancer patients who have responded to therapy, and it has shown significant survival benefit. This study looked at the use of PCI in NSCLC.
340 participants with stage IIIA & IIIB NSCLC were randomized to receive either PCI or observation. There was no statistically significant difference in overall survival or disease free survival between the groups at one year. However, there was a significant difference in the rate of brain metastases; 7.7% for PCI and 18% for observation (p=0.004). The patients in the observation arm were 2.52 times as likely to develop brain metastases. Side effects of PCI included nausea, headaches, fatigue and hair loss.
The RTOG plans to present data on the neuropsychological function and quality of life from this study later this summer, which will be important to the evaluation of PCI. One major problem in this study was poor accrual. The study had planned to enroll over 1000 patients, but closed early due to a slow accrual. In addition, it is not known if a survival difference will develop in longer follow up. Continued follow up and study are needed before any change in practice.
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The rejiggering of channels onto new transponders this morning was annoying. CNBC and MSNBC were both offline from 6:00am til about 6:30 EST. I wish they'd do these things in the middle of the night, rather than first thing in the morning if it's going to cause that much disruption.
But it is in the middle the night understanding that 6 AM for you is 3 AM for the West Coast and what, midnight for Hawaii. There is no perfect time, unfortunately. Not sure why you had a problem for an entire half hour though.


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|Jon Reader Bio
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Release: 01/30/2013
Jon Reader enters his second year with the Iowa State wrestling program as a volunteer assistant coach.
The Davison, Mich. native is one of Iowa State wrestling's all-time greats. While in a Cyclone singlet, Reader was a three-time All-American ('08,'09 and '11) and 2011 NCAA champion at 174 pounds.
During Reader's 2010-11 championship run, he went a perfect 39-0 and held the No. 1 ranking at 174 pounds in every major poll for the entire season. Reader impressively won 27 of his 39 matches by bonus point margins.
He compiled a career record of 124-23, good for the 17th best win percentage all-time in the Iowa State wrestling 100 win club. Reader's 124 career victories are tied for eighth all-time in Cyclone wrestling history with four-time All-American Joe Gibbons ('82-'86).
Reader was a member of the 2012 University World Team, representing the U.S. at the 2012 University World Championships in Kuortane, Finland. . Reader also took home the gold medal at the 2012 Hari Ram Grand Prix in New Dehli, India competing at 84 kg / 185 pounds.
Reader is currently training for a spot on the 2016 U.S. Olympic wrestling team.
He graduated from Iowa State with a degree in kinesiology in 2011.


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PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona lawmakers want to overhaul the state's medical marijuana law.
One lawmaker wants to shut down dispensaries that use unclear labels for its food products. Another measure would allow colleges and universities to conduct medical marijuana research. A third would allow county zoning ordinances to apply to marijuana cultivation.
Arizona voters approved medical marijuana by about 4,300 votes in 2010.
Marijuana proponents say it's good that the state wants to implement the law, so long as the proposed regulations don't limit medical marijuana access.
The Department of Health Services oversees Arizona's medical marijuana program and regulates dispensaries where patients and caregivers can legally buy marijuana. More than 35,000 people in Arizona have medical marijuana cards.
An effort to repeal the medical marijuana law has not moved forward in the House.


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Valerie Harper
Julie Kavner
David Groh
Nancy Walker
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Summary:A spin-off from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show." The original format, set in New York City, depicts incidents in the lives of Rhoda Morganstern, a window dresser, and her husband, Joe Gerard, the head of a wrecking company. The revised format, which begins two years later (after Joe and Rhoda's divorce), follows the romantic misadventures of Rhoda, now a designer with the Doyle Costume Company in Manhattan.