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Analytics at scale: Why it matters to your business
Christine O'Connor firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: tdwi analytics hadoop webinar predictive ventana ibm scalability data scale deployment survey research 2,004 Visits
Predictive analytics is the secret to not only surviving but thriving in today's business environment. But what does it mean to do analytics at scale ? In this post, Jane Hendricks, Portfolio Marketing Manager, IBM Predictive Analytics, talks about...
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Challenges in deployment architecture - Part 2
Michael Rowe firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: architecture deployment 1 Comment 724 Visits
A few weeks back I talked about how complex deployment planning can be when dealing with enterprise level packaged applications. We have been working solutions which address this in a manner that recognizes that almost no company starts from scratch anymore....
from Blog: ISM for Design and Delivery Blog
Challenges in deployment architectures
Michael Rowe email@example.com Tags: deployment architecture integratedservicemanageme... 619 Visits
Let's think about moving code into production. I don't mean just the idea of code promotion within your SCM, but how packaged applications may impact the complexity of your development, test, and production environments. This complexity can decrease a...
from Blog: ISM for Design and Delivery Blog
Changes Made Directly to installedapps are Lost
Piraveen Shanmuganathan firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: support cse wcs deployment install shanmuganathan 749 Visits
Copying files and making changes directly to the installedApps directory is not a recommended approach for making code or configuration changes. This can lead to inconsistencies and unexpected loss of your changes. To maintain a consistent and...Modified by Andres Voldman firstname.lastname@example.com
Deploying Out-Of-The-Box Code Can Corrupt Your Installation
Piraveen Shanmuganathan firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: install commerce cse wcbd deployment shanmuganathan support 1 Comment 1,636 Visits
Including out-of-the-box code in your deployment can lead to numerous system issues and instability. To maintain a stable environment, limit deployments to include only the customization you have made, and only use the provided Fix Pack and Interim Fix (iFix)...Modified by Andres Voldman firstname.lastname@example.com
Email Deployment In The Time Of Cloud
Roberto Amaro email@example.com Tags: cloud deployment email nuvem softlayer 716 Visits
When your business began, it is very likely physical servers were the only existing option for application deployment. Today, with the addition of virtualized servers and various implementations of cloud, businesses have the ability to access their...
from Blog: Falando de TI
Having problems starting after deployment?
Jeff Johnson email@example.com Tags: jeffjohnson troubleshooting commerce startup johnson deployment 3,662 Visits
I have seen several instances where the Commerce Application fails to start cleanly after new code has been deployed using WCBD (WebSphere Commerce Build and Deploy). The application requires a restart after the deployment completes. You will...Modified by Jeff Johnson firstname.lastname@example.com
Integrated Service Management: Super Stealth Crime Fighting Community Blog
Jennifer Dennis firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: delivery software venkat rational integrated-service-manage... thomas #ibmtivoli jamie deployment #ibminnovate design raghavan ibm and 2,320 Visits
Are you familiar with identity theft? If you are, then you probably know how easy the internet makes it possible. But now it's easier to write a happy ending to the old gum shoe caper. Except now the gum shoe is replaced with Integrated Service Management. ....
from Blog: Cloud & Service Management blog
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Seema Gupta email@example.com Tags: deployment prs ibm consumability tivoli 655 Visits
In last few months, I tried to get myself into a customer's shoes who is trying to deploy some of the Tivoli Products. Aah !!! A pretty complex procedure for a newbie like me. I am sure many would be sharing the same feeling (that's my opinion though) ...
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Kristof Kloeckner, Rational GM, on Collaborative Development & Operations at Pulse Community Blog
Jennifer Dennis firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: security lifecycle ibmpulse mobile kloeckner planningdanske pulse bank devops automation cloud kristof management enterprise ibm deployment rational storage tivoli asset 1 Comment 8,189 Visits
The Pulse blog is pleased to present today's guest blog by Kristof Kloeckner, General Manager of Rational Software, IBM Software Group Based on discussions and interactions with clients, a common theme has emerged - the gap between development and...
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Master Service Lifecycle Management at Innovate 2010 Community Blog
Jennifer Dennis email@example.com Tags: pulse deployment software process test scott jamie virutalization development service bala products cost john services risk smarter control thomas lifecycle rsdc tivoli hebner integrated rational rajaraman cloud innovate wiegand management 3,776 Visits
Learn all about the latest strategies and smarter software for design and development innovation through next generation service delivery from the Integrated Service Management track at Innovate 2010 , June 6-10. The Integrated Service Management track at...
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Meet some of our Business Partners with those funny red logos on their Pulse booths Community Blog
Tiffany Winman firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: partners deployment midmarket tivoli businesspartners accreditation ibm 2,671 Visits
If you were at the Pulse 2008 conference and visited the Expo floor, you may have seen big red button logos with the words "IBM Tivoli Accredited Business Partner" on some of our Business Partner booths. You can get glimpses of these logos in the...
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New Book on Lotus Connections 2.5 Available! Community Blog
Martha Mealy email@example.com Tags: deployment socialsoftware adoption connections social-software 1 Comment 1,578 Visits
IBM Lotus Connections 2.5 - Planning and Implementing Social Software for Your Enterprise by Stephen Hardison, David Byrd, Gary Wood, Tim Speed, Michael Martin, Suzanne Livingston, Jason Moore, Morten Kristiansen Just published, this 400-page book is packed...
from Blog: IBM Social Business User Community Blog
New white paper on developerWorks on taking the pain out of deploying IBM Sametime.
Marlon Machado firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: dw sametime deployment 2,595 Visits
developerWorks just published a white paper by Sneha Heda, Bhavuk Srivastava and Yue Lin titled Simplifying your IBM Sametime deployment using an efficient topology and automated scripts . The paper brings together three experienced Sametime developers who...
from Blog: The Sametime Blog
Quality - Preception and Reality
Seema Gupta email@example.com Tags: deployment tivoli consumability 641 Visits
Recently in quite a few places I came across a concept of perceived quality. So I was trying to see what would this mean with respect to deployment? Imagine if we have a salesman coming to our house who is struggling to get his own appliance up? Then he...
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Tivoli's commitment to the midmarket
Tiffany Winman firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: accreditation partners monitoring survival essentials management deployment microsoft guide maximo asset ibm tivoli applications 1,416 Visits
When people think of Tivoli, they think of enterprise solutions. True, Tivoli rocks in large enterprises! :) However, we're also committed to midmarket solutions . Just check out our recent press release on our new Tivoli offerings announced at Pulse 2008. The...
Upgrade of email and document management systems
Grahame Davidson firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: deployment email document-management domino lotus planning 1,863 Visits
This case study, detailing the upgrade of email and document management systems at Milne AgriGroup perfectly encapsulates a scenario that often presents itself in my dealings with IBM's clients. Frequently my clients can clearly see the advantages they will...
Virtual Invite: April 11th, you're invited to join IBM for the launch of an entirely new category of computing, expert integrated systems
Mary Hall firstname.lastname@example.com Tags: integrated ibm speed systems deployment expert time 1,877 Visits
Special Invitation to IBM's Virtual Event April 11 : Unveiling A New Era of Computing Register now 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m EST 11:00 pm - 12:30 pm PST Smarter computing for a smarter planet. Join...
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CHICAGO (AP) — After months of drama surrounding Jesse Jackson Jr.'s seat in Congress, the race to replace the congressman with the prominent name has pivoted to a different high-profile topic: guns.
Only a short time ago, most of the attention in Illinois' 2nd District was focused on Jackson himself, specifically his mysterious leave of absence and a federal investigation, reportedly into misuse of campaign funds.
But December's school shooting in Connecticut brought renewed attention to Chicago's own gun violence and refocused one of the nation's first major elections since the Newtown massacre.
The race involves more than a dozen candidates — all with similar backgrounds and none more than marginally known. So guns could be the deciding issue. And the results could offer a sign of what's to come in post-Newtown politics.

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|Council sets sights on dangerous buildings
|Written by Kyle Arnoldy
|Wednesday, 15 May 2013 10:24
Holyoke City Council members aimed to reduce the problems caused by uninhabitable and dangerous buildings during a work session after the Tuesday, May 7 council meeting.
Many issues were raised from the April 8 storm that caused damage around town. Concerns for procedures and safety measures were discussed at length, and the city council continues to look for ways in which to minimize danger in the future.
Much of the damage from the storm occurred at the Holyoke Mobile Home and RV Park. The amount of damage was hard to assess as a few of the mobile homes were uninhabited and in poor condition to begin with.
The vacant trailers presented safety issues as some had shattered windows and structure flaws that led to flying debris in the strong winds. Loose trash also poses a potential problem.
City Superintendent Mark Brown identified three mobile homes in the park that meet the criteria as dangerous buildings. All three are abandoned.
Council members explored ways in which to get started legally. Problems they anticipate include determining who is at fault, who owns the lot, who is living in the lot and the proper ways to notify residents and owners at the trailer park of problems that need to be corrected.
City attorney Al Wall also pointed out that in Colorado, during the sale of personal property, personal property taxes must be paid at the time of a title transfer. Many people don't want to pay personal property taxes, so proper procedures are ignored.
Once the police department has determined a structure to be a dangerous building, notices will be sent out to owners. They will be given a time table to fix the problems. If ignored, the city will step in and hire someone to do the job, with the bill going to the owner of the property. If the bill is ignored, the costs will be added to their tax roll. If the taxes are not paid, the owner will lose the property.
While the removal of the three trailers is completely up to the owner of the property, some of the problems can be alleviated during the citywide cleanup dates. Debris and garbage moved to the alley will be picked up by the city Wednesday, May 15 and Thursday, May 16.
Cell tower regulations discussed
In an effort to keep large, unsightly cell towers out of the heart of Holyoke, council members discussed cell tower regulations.
Brown informed council members that Viaero Wireless has expressed interest in building a few more towers around town to boost their 4G services.
Brown stated that the current height regulations in present zoning should be sufficient. According to height restrictions, the towers could not extend past 35 feet in residential areas or past 50 feet in commercial areas.
City officials report
City workers continue to prepare for the warmer weather. Crews have began turning on sprinkler systems, mowing and fertilizing. The street department completed crack filling Tuesday, May 7.
Brown also displayed an early draft for a full hipped steel roof for the Holyoke Mini Park. No date has been set for construction to begin.
Holyoke Police Chief Doug Bergstrom reported that from April 12-May 1, there were 100 calls for service, four arrests, one citation given out, 18 reports written and eight warnings given.
Other Business
In other business May 7, the council:
—waived the building permit fee for Phillips County Commissioners for the proposed parking/storage structure to be located in the 200 block of S. Campbell Avenue.
—approved request from the Holyoke Golf Club Board to waive the building permit fee for re-shingling the clubhouse.
—approved travel request for Holyoke Police Chief Doug Bergstrom to attend the chief conference in Grand Junction.
—donated one youth summer swim pass to the Dragon's Wagon Preschool for their fundraising auction.
—agreed to let the Holyoke swim team use the pool to host a swim meet June 1.
—donated $15,000 to the Holyoke Golf Club to help with repairs and maintenance.
—entered into executive session for 15 minutes to discuss the purchase, acquisition, lease, transfer or sale of real, personal or other property interest.
Holyoke Enterprise May 15, 2013
|Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 May 2013 10:25


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Claire McCaskill. Bob Casey Jr. Sherrod Brown. Bill Nelson. Tammy Baldwin. Tim Kaine. These Senators and Senate candidates all support or even voted for Obamacare. Importantly, they all have Republican opponents who have a chance to win, thanks in part to the growing support for Mitt Romney in their swing states.
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The Loaded Trunk
- Location: online only
- Website: loadedtrunk.com
Store History
- Founded: 2009
- Founded by: Roni Jaco
Every piece selected for The Loaded Trunk embodies my approach to life: rich artistic tradition, creativity and craftsmanship. I believe that both traditional techniques and new interpretations of old traditions bring immeasurable beauty and warmth into the home. Working with a global network of artisans and designers I have each piece created specifically for The Loaded Trunk, otherwise I am buying from a local market across the globe. I believe in supporting the local economy throughout my travels: fair trade matters. For these reasons, only limited quantities are available for most items, and exact pieces may not be restocked once they're sold. I consider The Loaded Trunk my global dinner party.
Founded by global shopper Roni Jaco, the Loaded Trunk is an online source for textiles, artwork, and housewares. As an Army brat, Roni grew up abroad, surrounded by "treasures and people and food from other countries." That early interest in cultural immersion led to her newest venture, which launched this past July.
Roni sent us an email explaining the methods she uses to collect her inventory. "I am one woman 'shopping the globe' and then sharing my finds and passions through my website. The travel I do by myself, with little more than a plane ticket and a rough itinerary."
"The Loaded Trunk features collections and treasures that I have hunted for – and personally hauled around in overweight suitcases – during many lifetime jaunts all over the world. Everything on the site has been purchased by me directly from the country, village, co-op or artist who made it – every bead, textile, ceramic, etc."
Textiles range in price from $100 to $400; rugs cost anywhere from $900 to $1,500; and housewares start at $25. Definitely check out the selection of Suzanis, Mexican bedspreads, and Herki rugs from Turkey.


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|New tire technology finds way to Holyoke
|Written by Chris Lee
Nitrogen takes place of air in automobile tires
New technology is always presenting itself in today's society. It's no different in Holyoke, as something new has been implemented in the tire service business.
Nitrogen filled tires are now being offered at Scholl Service Center.
The first thing many people think about when they hear tires are being filled with nitrogen is something bad is being pumped into them and they could explode. This is a common misconception, according to Arlan Scholl.
Scholl said he became aware of the nitrogen process nearly four years ago and said it is something that has become more common in larger cities recently.
"We felt like it was something that had some merit and was worthwhile to take a look at," Scholl said.
Scholl noted it's always nice to be on top of things and know what's going on in other parts of the state and country and be at the leading edge when possible.
To his knowledge, Scholl said the nearest place nitrogen is being offered is in Sterling. It is more widely used in larger cities.
One of the deciding factors to go ahead with it was that newer vehicles have a sensor system to let vehicle operators know when a tire is low. Scholl said the sensors are affected by moisture and rust and that wouldn't be the case with nitrogen.
Some of the advantages of nitrogen-filled tires include:
—consistent proper inflation and cooler operating temperatures provide up to 25 percent longer tire life.
—nitrogen is not as affected by outside air temperatures and will maintain more consistent pressure through seasonal variations in temperature.
—properly inflated, nitrogen-filled tires have less rolling resistance, increasing fuel economy.
—nitrogen is a dry gas which does not transport the damaging effects of moisture and oils inside the tire as is often the case with compressed air.
—nitrogen-filled tires run cooler and maintain proper inflation four times longer than air.
—proper inflation helps prevent blowouts.
—properly inflated tires help maintain a tire's proper footprint, providing improved handling, which is especially important in emergencies and in poor weather.
The process of filling a tire with nitrogen is much different than simply turning on an air compressor and holding a hose to the valve stem. This new machine purges, or sucks, all of the air out of the tire before filling it up with nitrogen. This ensures all of the oxygen is out so moisture won't build up and the tire will be filled with pure nitrogen.
After a vehicle's tires are filled with nitrogen, green valve caps are installed instead of black ones. This lets people know the tires are filled, or are supposed to be filled, with nitrogen in the case of a vehicle changing ownership.
"What happens if I have nitrogen in my tires and need some air but am a long way from the nearest nitrogen dealer?" Matt Jordan, a Scholl employee, said this is something that concerns some people. The answer: air can be put into the tire to bring the pressure up if need be. The air we breathe has nitrogen in it and wouldn't hurt anything if mixed.
Scholl said NASCAR has utilized nitrogen-filled tires as well as some local stock car drivers. Other areas where nitrogen has been used is NASA and commercial airlines.
Jordan spent a lot of time researching the product and actually became the first customer last week, as he believes in it that much. He researched different prices comparing the cost to have a vehicle's tires outfitted with nitrogen.
"I don't think it's a flash in the pan that's going to be something that kind of started and then just disappears," Scholl said. "I think that it's for real."
Jordan said consumers can learn more about nitrogen at www.getnitrogen.org.


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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Backyard Clothesline Part Two
So here's how my second load on the
clothesline turned out.
Anyone else have art projects
and tie-dye pillowcases
drying in their backyard?
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
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5 comments:
- MBB Founder and Editor Denene Millner said...
- September 2, 2009 at 8:38 AM
- Georgine said...
I love the art projects on the line. Why shouldn't it be multi-purpose. I would like a clothes line, but there is some village ordinance and my yard is too small to hide one. I use the pipes in the basement. Not quite the same...... I love how you made your clothes line special.
- September 2, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- mrsb said...
Your blog so makes me miss having smaller kids. They just don't like to tie dye like they used to.
- September 2, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Christy said...
You have the coolest clothes line I have ever seen!
Your comment today was so funny. I'm glad you liked your gifts! Thanks for playing. It was fun shopping for people that I only know through blogs!
- September 2, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Morgan said...
Those are very very cool.
- September 2, 2009 at 11:04 PM
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Jessica Simpson Talks Pregnancy, Marriage, And Her New SitcomJanuary 16, 2013 01:00:56 by Lisa Princ
Jessica Simpson of NBC's Fashion Star revealed last month that she is expecting baby number two, but will she ever get married? Recently, Simpson dished on being pregnant again so soon, why she hasn't tied the knot yet, and her new upcoming sitcom.
Topics: Fashion Star, NBC Reality TV Shows | No Comments »
Jessica Simpson To Star in Sitcom Based on Her Own LifeJanuary 16, 2013 12:26:48 by Christine McDow
Jessica Simpson is not only going to be mentoring on the next season of Fashion Star, but she is going to star in her own sitcom, again, based on her life! This isn't the first time Jessica has tried to star in a TV show, the last time it did not work out so well. We are not sure if she will have better luck this time or not! The Buzz gives the full scoop below! Let us know if you think Jessica Simpson will be successful this time, or if her show will be a big flop.
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Jessica Simpson Hires Weight Watchers Chef For Her Second PregnancyJanuary 9, 2013 02:00:25 by Lisa Princ
Jessica Simpson of Fashion Star confirmed over the holidays that she is indeed pregnant with baby number two. But now that she has lost so much weight, how does she plan to keep from gaining it all back? She's hiring a personal Weight Watchers chef, of course!
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Jessica Simpson: Magic Sweater Makes Holiday AppearanceDecember 30, 2012 05:00:09 by Stephanie Gustafson
Jessica Simpson's wacky theories first became widely known (and mocked) during the celeb's short-lived run on Newlyweds. She may have a new fiance and a new reality show, but the Fashion Star mentor has retained some of the craziness that made her so amusing in the first place. This time, she's donning a 7-year-old magic sweater that is said to have provided the star good luck in the past.
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Jessica Simpson Puts Weight Watchers On HoldDecember 27, 2012 06:24:02 by Donna W. Martin
On Christmas Day, we learned that Jessica Simpson of Fashion Star confirmed rumors that she is indeed pregnant with baby number two. So what does this mean for her contract with Weight Watchers? She's putting the program on hold until after she delivers the baby but Weight Watchers commercials featuring Simpson will air as scheduled.
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Jessica Simpson NEW Weight Watchers TV Commercial & Special AnnouncementDecember 26, 2012 12:00:42 by Christine McDow
Jessica Simpson is pregnant again after losing 50 pounds with Weight Watchers. Reportedly this pregnancy was not planned so what do the execs at Weight Watchers think and what does the future hold for Jessica Simpson? Watch the new TV commercial below to find out!
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Jessica Simpson Announces She's Pregnant Again!December 25, 2012 12:14:11 by Megan Wilson
Jessica Simpson, Fashion Star mentor, has just gotten around to losing all her baby weight thanks to a campaign with Weight Watchers. Unfortunately, it looks like Jessica will be facing the same weight struggle she had before, as she officially announced this morning that she's expecting! Keep reading for the details!
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Weight Watchers Responds To Jessica Simpson Pregnancy RumorsNovember 29, 2012 02:00:21 by Donna W. Martin
Recently, we learned rumors were flying that Jessica Simpson of Fashion Star and fiancé Eric Johnson were expecting baby number two. The new baby buzz comes just seven short months after the birth of their daughter, Maxwell Drew Johnson. Following Maxwell's birth, Simpson signed on as a Weight Watchers Ambassador to shed some major LBs. But if the rumors are true and Simpson is in fact pregnant again, how will that affect her relationship with Weight Watchers?
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Jessica Simpson Pregnancy Rumors Run Wild, But Is It True?November 29, 2012 08:12:07 by Lisa Princ
Jessica Simpson is the latest celebrity to be rumored to be expecting a baby, on the heels of her huge weight loss, and giving birth to her first child seven months ago. But, is the Fashion Star guru really pregnant, or are these nothing more than rumors?
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Jessica Simpson Pregnant Again!?November 28, 2012 12:39:56 by Christine McDow
There are a lot of rumors all of a sudden surrounding Jessica Simpson and whether or not she is pregnant, again. Her daughter is just a few months old and Jessica recently signed a multi-million dollar contract with Weight Watchers to loose all of the baby weight she gained while pregnant, so many critics are saying there is no way she would get pregnant this soon. Others are claiming that yes, she definitely is expecting her second child. There has been no confirmation or denial from the camp of Jessica Simpson, so for now all we have are rumors. The Buzz looks into the possibility in the video below. Watch it and let us know what you think. Could Jessica Simpson be having another child?
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WHEELING - David Park's cell phone didn't stop buzzing the last couple days.
He was a popular man, especially to his former Wheeling Central teammates, who implored the senior to make things right against Charleston Catholic, the team that had knocked them out of the state tournament and a berth in the Class A state championship game less than a year earlier.
He felt obligated to respond.
Not necessarily by text, though.
Park had 13 points and 12 rebounds to help heal some of the wounds, as the Maroon Knights knocked off the Irish 64-52 Friday night at the Central gymnasium.
"All those seniors were sending me messages, saying for us to beat them and get a little revenge for them," Park said. "It was something I took to heart. I mean, when you get knocked out of a shot at playing for the state championship, that hurts. We had a chance to get a big win and it was something that was on our minds for a long time. As soon as we beat Parkersburg Catholic (earlier in the week), that was at the top of our minds. We wanted this one bad. It was a big win against a very good team."
It is also one that could, by season's end, play a big part in where teams are seeded.
"It's not something that I think about, but yes, we mentioned that to the kids," Wheeling Central coach Mel Stephens said. "They've gotten us a few times, and really, it has developed into a pretty good rivalry for two teams that are so far apart."
It played out that way for the most part, as the teams took turns controlling the tempo and the scoreboard in the first half.
The Maroon Knights took a five-point lead at the break when designated shooter Boyd Bibey came off the bench to hit two big 3s.
"He's done that for us all season," Stephens said. "Everybody has confidence that he is going to come in and hit those shots. If David (Park) or Chase (Harler) are driving they know they can kick it back to Boyd and he is going to knock those shots down."
He knocked down two more key 3s in the second half, one in the third quarter and one in the fourth, both of which extinguished short runs by the Irish, who were fighting to stay in the game.
"Bibey was in our scouting report and his role was as a designated shooter, so it wasn't a surprise to us," Charleston Catholic coach Bill McClanahan said. "It didn't catch us off guard; we just didn't get out on him and it hurt us."
The Maroon Knights featured a balanced scoring attack, and Charleston Catholic was never able to get over the hump.
Harler led the way with 16 points, seven rebounds and one key assist, Alonzo Manns added 14, including 14 in the first quarter, and Bibey added 12.
Harler led a break late in the game and fired a beautiful cross-court pass to Park, posted under the basket, for an easy deuce and the accompanying free throw that completed a three-point play and, for all intents and purposes, the game.
Park shot a smile to his teammate, who had retreated to the midcourt line, and pointed.
"Heck of a pass," Park said. "We felt like we had the game at that point, but you never want to stop defending because they are a good team," Park said.
The Maroon Knight leaders weren't the only ones contributing at crunch time, however.
Brian Campbell came off the bench to hot a pair of big baskets, including one on a putback in the third and another floater late in the game.
"I'm proud of his effort," Stephens said. "That putback of his own miss was big earlier in the game because they were making a run. And that last one was one of those where you say, 'What are you doing?' and it falls. That was big, too."
Point guard Thomas Stanley was 4 of 5 at the free throw line late in the game.
It was the second straight loss for the former No. 1 team in Class A. The Irish lost to Poca, a ranked Class AA team earlier this week.
"We are still developing as a team and that was evidenced tonight by the fact that we couldn't get the breaks we needed," McClanahan said. "Little things that seem to go your way when you are winning and don't go your way when you are struggling. That's where we are right now."
Central (10-3) shut down the Irish's best shooter, Garrett McCarty, holding him to seven points, six of those off two 3s in the first quarter.
"We knew he could shoot the ball, and our plan was to try and limit either him or (Nick) George if we could," Park said. "I thought Thomas (Stanley), C.J. (Burch) and Jonathan (Droginske) did a great job of locking him down."
"Missing his offensive output was important tonight," McClanahan said. "Tonight was a bad night for Garrett. You stay around or play this game long enough and you are going to be nights where it just doesn't fall and tonight was a bad night for Garrett."
George led the Irish with 19.
Central has little time to relish the victory, visiting Madonna tonight for a key sectional matchup.


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6JSC/L/25 Recording dates in more than one calendar (RDA 18.104.22.168, 22.214.171.124, 18.104.22.168, 188.8.131.52, 22.214.171.124, 188.8.131.52)
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Note: Today LC issued a revised version, with the correct existing text for 22.214.171.124 (Change #6). They inadvertently used wording for numeric and/or alphabetic designations where it should have used wording about dates. I will provide the link to the updated version of the document once the JSC Secretary posts it; however, there is no need for CC:DA to comment on this particular issue. Kathy Glennan (talk) 08:41, 23 August 2013 (PDT)
Nice work by LC in identifying a lingering primacy of Anglo-American cataloging practice in RDA, and a good solution to enhance RDA's goal of internationalization, without unduly complicating matters with respect to multiple scripts (particularly R-L vs. L-R orthography). MYERS, CCDA liaison to the MAC, 2013/08/20
A few comments on the proposal:
- 1. I am in support of using both the core element statement and the optional omission construction (mentioned in the 2nd paragraph of p. 1).
- 2. I am not comfortable in moving from the singular "date" in the existing instruction (say, 188.8.131.52) to the plural (in the proposed additions). This should be addressed in one of two ways:
- Separate the instructions for single occurrences of a date of production [etc.] vs. multiple dates that occur because different calendars are used.
- Change the proposed language from "If dates appearing on the resource are" to "If the date as it appears on the resource is"
Kathy Glennan (talk) 06:41, 22 August 2013 (PDT)
I like this proposal. I agree with Kathy's statement but I prefer her second proposal: change "If dates appearing on the resource are" to "If the date as it appears on the resource is."—Dominique Bourassa, CC:DA, Aug. 23, 2013


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(NINDS) febrile seizures information page. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke website. Available at:
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It's the name of a city, a county, and a bay. But over the years, the name Sarasota has changed in ways you've probably never imagined.
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See the spectacle! Be amazed! Hold onto your children... as we travel back into the past... and see this city's name -- Sarasota -- split in two!
"Way back when, it was Sarasota -- one word, or Sara Sota -- two words," said Jeff LaHurd, who runs the Sarasota County History Center.
LaHurd has written more books about Sarasota -- or Sara Sota -- than anyone else. If he says it, I believe it.
"Even back when the Scot colony arrived, they were spelling it S-a-r-a and then S-o-t-a in certain literature," he said.
That colony of folks from Scotland brought the first big blast of settlers to this place. Among them was John Hamilton Gillespie, the town's future mayor.
He loved Scotland's national sport so much, he brought it here. And he built in Sara Sota what was almost certainly the first course in Florida -- and possibly in the United States -- for an obscure game called "golf."
But c'mon, let's go even further back in time... to the age of Indians, explorers, and a map. This particular map was made the year America was born, 1776. And along Florida's west coast you'll spot Boca Sarazota.
"That's where the name stems from," LaHurd said.
Boca means "mouth" in Spanish -- like a pass or inlet leading out to the Gulf of Mexico. It would have been spotted by sailors. But what about Sarazota? That's a tough one. I can definitely tell you where it didn't come from.
"Some people think it stems from a legend of Sara DeSota, [which] became the basis of an annual festival," much like Tampa's Gasparilla, LaHurd said.
"It told about the legend of Sara DeSota and her unrequited love for an Indian chief," he said. In the tale, Sara is the daughter of famed Spanish explorer Hernando DeSoto.
"The problem with the legend is Hernando didn't have a daughter," LaHurd said. And, just like Gasparilla, Sara DeSota's legend "was just made up for the celebration."
All right, well where did the name Sarasota come from?
"The best explanation for what Sarasota means came from a lady who did research in the 30's," LaHurd said. "When the explorers were passing by, from the distance, it looked like flat land and reminded them of the Sahara."
"Sara meant 'the Sahara.' Zota was Indian for 'blue waters.' So that's how the name came together. And that's the best explanation I've seen."
But no guarantees? "No guarantees," LaHurd said.
Why do they call it that? Now you know.
Sarasota marks a major anniversary this month. In August, 134 years ago, the community got its first post office. The name of the post office? Sara Sota.
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Lawmakers who have been working on the issue said they hadn't seen the documents before.
Rep. Mike Thompson, a California Democrat and Vietnam veteran, joined other members of the Northern California delegation to meet with senior VA officials Feb. 27 to discuss the issue. He said VA officials have told him they are making slow but steady progress.
"I'm not going to be an apologist for the president or for the VA," Thompson said, "but this was a long festering mess when they came in. I think they have made improvements."
The VA's internal documents tell a different story.
Since 2009, the number of Southern California veterans waiting more than a year for their benefits has increased from 262 to 21,567. The average wait time for San Diego veterans has increased from 102 to 276 days, while the typical delay for Los Angeles veterans has spiked from 109 to 431 days.
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Cindy Indof, who handles appeals at the VA office in Columbia, S.C., said it is not uncommon for her to see the same medical information in a veteran's claim repeated two or even three times. The growth in paperwork, she said, is compounded by a points system that gives performance bonuses to workers for sending letters to veterans but not for spending extra time reading a claims file.
Taylor, the VA spokesman, said the computer system would be launched at all regional offices by the end of the year. "The transition is under way. We're at the midpoint. We're not at the endpoint yet," he said.
The agency's public pronouncements about hiring 3,300 additional claim processors since 2010 to cope with the influx of returning Iraq and Afghanistan veterans also were misleading, the documents show.
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Senior Mark LaPointe said, "We never thought we'd be actually doing something like this."
It started as just a contest but soon it went beyond that, way beyond it.
The students looked like they were playing a video game but were actually writing a computer code that will control a satellite in outerspace! The budding programmers placed fourth in the world in a contest called Spheres.
NASA and M.I.T. sponsor the contest, with the goal of getting students excited about science.
Students write in the "C" programming language and their work gets beamed to the International Space Station.
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Did they ever! Now they will see if they can win the whole thing when they take a trip to M.I.T. later this month.
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1975: Willie Nelson made his debut on the album charts with "Red Headed Stranger." It contained the hit "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain."
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Loving their enemies
Religion | A Christian ministry working with Israeli doctors treats nearby Muslim children and adults one heart at a time
Hezhan is a shy but determined young man from Kurdistan in northern Iraq. For as long as he can remember, his daily life has been limited by a heart condition that kept him from attending school and engaging in most physical activity.
That changed last year when a Christian ministry based in Jerusalem sponsored a trip for Hezhan to visit Israeli cardiologists. Their hope: that they could perform life-altering surgery for him. Their prognosis: not good. Most patients with Tetralogy of Fallot have surgery during early childhood, and at age 22 Hezhan had complications that could hinder an effective procedure.
The doctors could see that Hezhan had put extensive hope into the prospect of an operation, and they were afraid he might die of a broken spirit without it. They sent him home with medication and told him to come back in a year to see whether his condition had improved enough to be a good surgical candidate. Weak and oxygen-deprived, he returned with his parents in July. This time, doctors were surprisingly hopeful-Hezhan qualified to undergo a complicated operation on four cardiac malfunctions.
This is the unique mission of Shevet Achim-bringing children with heart problems (and a few older patients like Hezhan) from war-torn Iraq and Gaza into Israel for lifesaving operations with some of Israel's finest pediatric cardiologists. Christians from around the world staff the ministry and coordinate expenses, visas, travel into Israel, and the many treks from the home base just blocks from the Old City to Wolfson Medical Center near Tel Aviv.
The ministry goes beyond logistics. The staff at Shevet Achim live together with mostly Muslim mothers and children as a community. They eat together, cry together, and pray for healing.
"I think the power of these encounters is the message, 'You are valuable,' delivered to people who've been treated as worthless their whole lives. Desperate parents are watching their precious child die an agonizing slow death before their eyes," Shevet Achim coordinator Jonathan Miles said. "Then the grace of God bursts into the hopeless situation: life from the dead, unconditional love, mediated through those I've been told are my enemies. There's a lot of good news in this."
Doctors weren't sure that Hezhan would survive surgery. It was his second visit to Israel, and the Shevet Achim staff and physicians at Wolfson Medical Center had grown to love this young man and the gentle spirit of his parents. After a 10-hour operation he was wheeled into ICU past his parents, whose faces flooded with relief. The road to recovery would not be easy, but their son had survived.
The doctors who perform these surgeries are part of Save a Child's Heart (SACH), a nonprofit that reaches out to children who wouldn't otherwise have access to qualified cardiologists. Out of 450 children treated at Wolfson each year, 40 percent are SACH patients.
I asked Akiva Tamir, the head pediatric cardiologist at Wolfson and one of SACH's founding members, if he ever witnessed a shift among doctors' or patients' perceptions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through this program. "It's a tough question," he replied. Half of Shevet Achim's patients are Palestinians: "We continue to build the program through times of war and times of peace. ... I have many Palestinian friends now, and this is progress."
Kristina Kayser, a nurse from San Diego who is the primary post-surgical caregiver for Shevet Achim, said she sees both Israeli doctors and Muslim parents looking beyond politics: "It's almost as if what's going on within the walls of the hospital is like a different world. If you didn't know there was an Israeli-Palestinian conflict going on just miles away, you wouldn't guess it from the interactions and experiences we see in the hospital."
The patients who come from Gaza have to stay in the hospital for the duration of their visit due to visa restrictions. The Kurdish families, such as Hezhan's, may return to Jerusalem where they live together in Shevet Achim's historic building on Prophets Street until they receive medical clearance to return home. This is where the deepest relationships often form. Those volunteering as short-term staff have language barriers but are able to minister by entertaining children or wrapping their arms around a sobbing mother. One volunteer described the ministry as "raw, unpolished living." Grief and worry are constant companions.
But so is celebration and thanksgiving. Hezhan's journey ended on a triumphal note: After weeks of recovery and several complications, his fifth echocardiogram revealed a restored and fully functioning heart. He can live a normal life.
Kayser said even the doctors were amazed at Hezhan's transformation: "It wasn't just a physical healing. He had lived in fear his whole life and it was this amazing paradigm shift of having hope again. And to watch the gratitude pour from his parents' hearts toward the doctors and toward our staff here-they really became like family." On the day the hospital discharged Hezhan, his mother told Kayser that she had been waiting for that day since her son was born. Hezhan wanted to know when he could run.
Doctors at Wolfson Medical Center aren't paid for treating SACH patients. Coordinator Miles, who has worked with Shevet Achim since 1994, said of Israeli doctors like Tamir: "I'm amazed he's kept up the pace all these years of being on constant call for hundreds and hundreds of non-Israeli children he has helped. Most of us instead would be off doing our own thing or making money."
Shevet Achim's website (shevet.org) tells the inspiring stories of many more children helped through the joint effort of these programs. From 3-year-old Noor who traveled from war-torn Iraq to baby Jafar from Gaza, each child has a link full of pictures and heartfelt descriptions of staff interactions with the families and the medical progress of each child. "The only way a ministry like this is possible is through the only one who can supply peace, and that's Jesus," Kayser said. "He is the master cardiologist. He knows how to heal hearts in every way-physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
Miles sums the larger purpose behind Shevet Achim this way: "Maybe the ultimate good news behind our work is this: The New Testament is the only possible peace treaty between Jews and non-Jews. I believe the conflict in the Middle East is spiritual at its core. Accepting Jewish sovereignty over a single grain of sand is unthinkable to religious Muslims, since it contradicts the claim-which some Christians also like to make-that God has rejected His chosen people in favor of another. So you have two or three peoples in a death struggle over who is really chosen. Only the New Testament has the spiritual solution-affirming God's choice of Israel, but then gloriously revealing how the death and resurrection of the Messiah has torn down the wall which once divided Jews from non-Jews."


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I've researched this issue to no avail, so throwing it out to the community. We want to disable preferences access within the mail client but doing so will produce a permission denied dialog pop-up if a user clicks a mail column header to change the sort criteria; to sort email by "Subject" instead of "Received" time, for example.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- A woman who worked as a parking lot attendant for the Smithsonian Institution's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Va. has pleaded guilty to stealing at least $400,000 in parking fees.
Forty-five-year-old Freweyni Mebrahtu pleaded guilty on Thursday, says the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. Her co-worker, 36-year-old Meseret Terefe of Silver Spring, Md., pleaded guilty to stealing on Sept. 28. Both worked for Parking Management, Inc, which was under contract with the Smithsonian.
According to the statement of facts with her plea agreement, Mebrahtu worked as a booth attendant from March 2009 through July 2012 at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center parking lot. The Udvar-Hazy Center is the annex facility of the National Air and Space Museum.
Mebrahtu admitted that since at least October 2009, she has stolen the $15 entrance fee from thousands of museum visitors. There were two ways she would steal: 1) reaching under the counter to unplug the electronic vehicle counter which was installed. 2) after a visitor paid the entrance fee, she wouldn't give the customer a serialized parking ticket to put in windshield as proof of purchase.
With these actions, Mebrahtu was able to keep the entrance fees from vehicles she had not reported as entering the parking lot.
Mebrahtu also admitted that she talked with other attendants about ways to steal parking fees and that she gave some of her stolen money to the location manager at the lot.
Authorities say Mebrahtu stole thousands of dollars each week adding up to a three-year loss to the Smithsonian of at least $400,000. She was arrested on Aug. 4.
Mebrahtu faces up to a decade in prison when she is sentenced on Jan. 18, 2013.


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Well after spending over 120 days and nights sleeping in a sleeping bag between my summer pack trips and elk camp, I finally was able to hunt elk for myself on a tag a friend and I drew...It was well worth it, but I am no doubt ready to relax now that my season is finally over. After pulling our backcountry camp out of the hills in the beginning of November, my hunting partner and I began preparations for our own hunt and left on the 16th. With horses in tow, we set up camp and got ready all over again. The first day found us passing on a young 5x6 and plenty of cows and spikes. Granted our tags were type 1 which allowed us to shoot any elk, the thought of just finishing the season with a couple tasty cows definitely passed through our heads, but i had to talk my partner out of it. We drew this tag for bulls and I was dead set on leaving with one. The next few days found us in the lower country of the unit, which is still over 7000', but to no avail could we find any other branch antlered bulls worth going after. By the end of day 3 we had counted over 300 cows, spikes, and raghorns. So with a change of gameplan we decided to head to the snowbound high country.
It paid off big and I was able to harvest my 6x6 around 9600' in a wild blizzard. I have rarely elk hunted in such wild conditions as the wind gusts that day were topping 70mph up where we were and visibility would go from 300 feet to 0 on and off. Somehow everything aligned and I was able to sneak into 60 yards before making a shot. We were able to get him packed off the hill and headed down the mountain to get some rest. We took the next day (Thanksgiving) off to recover from some of our bruises and catch up on some rest.
Following T-day we headed back up high, knowing it was where we needed to be. I was able to spot a group of 6 bulls early on and the chase was on. They bedded high in a nasty avalanche shoot, and it took us a couple hours to get into position for a shot. Unfortunately due to the terrain not all the bulls were visible, but my friend decided to take the one he had a shot at anyway. He made a good shot at 350 yards, and an hour and a half later we were working on his bull. We didnt make it off the mountain with that bull till nearly 9pm. It was a fun but tough hunt. We now know how to hunt the area much better for the mature bulls, and cant wait to draw it again so we can hold out for the big ones that roam the unit.
I have to give a big thanks to huntWYODon from this forum for his willingness to share some of his experience in the past with me as it was a big help and great to get some more first hand insight before I began hunting the unit.
-My Bull
-Friends Bull


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Diamond and Christopher are originally from the Meridian area.
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We are in the process of planning a Zimbra 8 multi-tenant deployment. I've been reading the admin guide and it seems pretty straight forward, we will most likely separate the mailbox role from the mta and ldap, however I have a few questions and was wondering if anyone here had any recommendations based on best practices or experience.
This is a new install, so there's nothing we are upgrading from, so I have no limitations as far as the config goes.
I guess the first question is appliance vs standard install on Ubuntu, etc - we've been using the appliance for standalone servers with a lot of success, but I was wondering if there are any advantages or disadvantages with a multi-tenant install that will need to scale over time?
Second question is role separation - I'd like mailboxes on their own server, but as far as ldap and mta, any real reason to isolate those? In the appliance it seems to force you to use a separate appliance for each role, but in the standard install I believe I can have more granular option and merge a couple (correct me if I'm wrong on this).
Initially we'll have a single mailbox server but I can imagine this scaling out quickly and having multiple within the next 12 months if that has any bearing on your recommendations on role separation for ldap and mta.
We haven't deployed anything yet, still in the design phases so I'm really open to anything on this.


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I am starting a new fantasy campaign, and because of some things outside of my control it is going to be a much more urban based campaign than I normally run. I'm generally ok with mapping continents and kingdoms, but my ability of create maps of cities is of the "Lookit what I drawed, daddy" level. Obviously this won't work for the type of game I'm going to be running, so I thought I'd see if I could beg some help. I have a basic feel for each of the major districts of the city, and a (very) basic idea for how they fit together, both of which I will include below.
As far as detail goes, the more the better, in my mind.
That said, I know that detail takes time, so if it would be possible to give me something basic in the next few weeks and add detail to it over time, that would be excellent.
As far as style, I'm very open. My hope is for something like a cross between Google maps and this beautiful work by Mearrin69.
Picture 38 of 43 from My maps
Also something that shows the different districts as distinct entities, and yet part of the overall whole.
I wish I could pay for this, because I know I'm asking for a lot of effort, but it's just impossible at the moment. Instead, all I ask for in terms of copyright is that you allow me to use it, and to keep the names. If you want to relabel it and sell it to the highest bidder when you're done, by all means go ahead. I don't intend to make any money off of it, but you should.
Thank you everyone for your consideration, if you'd like to take on this project, or have any questions, please email me at carl is kith at gmail dot com (no spaces, replace the at and dot with the corresponding symbols)
Here's the rough sketch:
Now for the Wall of Description:
The city of Jinsuh is as famous for its wealth and culture as it is infamous for its darker underbelly.
Featuring a beautiful natural harbor on the southern edge of the city where the Caldora River meets the warm waters of the Qasar Sea, Jinsuh gained its wealth as a major trade center. It now houses an estimated 205,000 people.
Notable Geographic Features:
Being a coastal city on the southern edge of the fertile plains of Caisan, the land around Jinsuh is mostly flat farmland. Jinsuh itself, however, has a gentle, but noticeable slope. It starts on the northeast side and slopes down both south, towards the harbor, and west towards the Caldora River, this slope continues on the other side of the river, leading into the former Caldora River delta. Even though the Caldora River was rerouted centuries ago to flow through a massive canal, the westward slope of the land created problems. Any time the river floods enough to overflow the massive stone banks, which it does with depressing regularity during very wet springs, or when a coastal storm produces excessively high seas, the excess water runs westward and soaks that portion of the city. For this reason the western portion of Jinsuh is known as The Bottoms.
The Bottoms:
The Bottoms are not where Hope goes to die, Hope has enough sense not to go near the place. - unknown Jinsu author.
A humid, muddy, warren of back alleys, blind streets, and general filth, The Bottoms are the undisputed king of slums. The district is bordered by the river to the east, Selphic Point to the south, and the city walls to the north and west. In total area, the Bottoms make up about 20% of the entire city. No one really knows the population of the Bottoms, its inhabitants are not counted in the census. The official estimate is 15,000, but anyone who has ever been in the district and seen the crowding knows that number is short by at least half. Gangs of street children, mostly orphans, run almost unchecked through the streets of the Bottoms, scraping out their life however they can. City guardsmen never set foot in the district (at least not while on duty or in uniform). The Najwa, mysterious leader of the Yakuza is the only law in the Bottoms.
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Taymani Street: Running parallel to the river, Taymani street stretches south from Jopal Bridge to Wharf Street. Lined with flophouses, ale houses, brothels, gambling dens, and entertainments Taymani street is where many of the citys inhabitants go for a night of slumming. As debased as Taymani is claimed to be by the citys upper crust, there are rumors of a hidden Cairshorn Alley leading off of Taymani where a person can sate their most perverse pleasures.
Selphic Point:
I never believed that the act of breathing could change the coloring of your skin, until I saw the nostrils of a Selphic Point man.
This district is comprised of the peninsula that guards the western border of Jinsuhs harbor. Its primarily the home for the dyeworks that process the silks arriving from the Yun-tay islands to the south. Its most notable feature is the massive lighthouse on its southernmost tip. Wharf Street comes into the district at its northeast corner, and runs along the entirety of its eastern border.
Wharf Street:
This street follows the curve of the harbor from the lighthouse on the tip of Corsic Point on the east to the one on the tip of Selphic Point on the west. It serves all the docks and warehouses of the harbor district, crossing the river at Blaydan Bridge. Wharf Street and its warehouses forms the southeastern corner of The Bottoms where Wharf and Taymani intersect.
Corsic Point:
The Prince of Jinsuh wishes he could afford the security placed on the smallest warehouse in Corsic Point. -common thiefs saying
Whether its sapphires, diamonds, and rubies from the Calantri archipeligo, Yun-tay pearls, or the gold and silver of the Dwarven mines in the far northern LocTorin Mountains, whether its destined for Jinsuh jewelers or being exported elsewhere, It almost always enjoys a stay in the vaults of Corsic Point. Surrounded by massive walls, even from the rest of the city, many newcomers mistake Corsic Point for a fortress of some kind. Running along the outside of the western wall, Wharf Street terminates at the forbidding Corsic Gate which is the primary of the two entrances into Corsic Point. The smaller, though no less well guarded, entrance is the Glitter Gate at the north of the point, which leads onto Diamond Row, a main thoroughfare of the Vendeskon district. The most notable feature of Corsic Point, aside from its walls, is the beautiful Corsic Lighthouse which forms the southernmost tower on the Corsic Point walls.
Vendeskon District:
Whether youre looking for the fine jewelery of Diamond Row, spun glass, gleaming crystal goblets, hand crafted furniture, statuary, or one of Stagger Streets thousand varieties of fine craft brews, if you want beauty (and have to coin to afford it), you need look no farther than Jinsuhs Vendeskon District.
Great Market:
The Great Market of Jinsuh is renowned the world over as the place to find something for sale. From the magical to the mundane, if it is manufactured and even slightly legal, you can find it in one of the many shops and stalls.
Meatpacking District:
Here you will find the many slaughterhouses that supply Jinsuh with meat. All summer long, huge caravans of cattle, sheep, and pigs wind their way across the plains of Caisan to end their lives in these buildings.
The Sayrie:
The Sayrie district is as ugly as its name is beautiful. It is considered by the Jinsuh elite to be almost as foul as the Bottoms. It consists primarily of stock yards, caravan warehouses, and inns for visiting herdsmen and caravaneers.
The Baz:
The Baz is the name given to the region near the headquarters of the city guard, comprising their barracks and training areas. Also prominent in this district are fine estates used to house visiting nobility, dignitaries, and ambassadors who have yet to purchase private estates in the city.
Plaza of Wisdom:
The Plaza of Wisdom is the home of the great temples, centers of learning, and various governmental buildings. The dominant feature is the Princes Estate which occupies the northeast corner of the district. With its expansive lawns and gardens, the Princes Estate combines the splendor of a palace with the beauty of a country manor.
Jinsuh Hill:
Jinsuh Hill is where anyone who is anyone resides. While all of the working class, and even many merchants live in simple apartments above their shops and businesses, the goal of most Jinsuh residents is to make enough to buy a home on Jinsuh Hill. The cost, and opulance of the homes on Jinsuh hill rises the farther northeast you go (the closer you are to the top of the rise). In fact, throughout the region, anyone increasing their wealth or social stature is said to be climbing Jinsuh Hill.


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It's here. The NFL Playoffs are about to begin.
Bengals vs. Texans and Vikings vs. Packers on NBC.
Who I think will win: Bengals and Packers.
Who I want to win: Bengals and Vikings.
Originally Posted by Miniclone11
Bronco fans better take a good look. This is their future unfolding in front of them. It's about to get uglier.
Originally Posted by Hoiball92
Carolina by 17
Originally Posted by cmjh10
Yeah, Carolina is going to win the Superbowl
Originally Posted by GeorgesFan
If you never had Fred then you never would have had Georges. Think about that for a minute you stupid *****
I saw this on Rotoworld:
Dan Wiederer of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reports Joe Webb is "looking more likely" than Christian Ponder (elbow) to start Saturday night's Wild Card game against the Packers.
It's become apparent Saturday that Ponder's elbow bursitis didn't improve despite essentially taking the entire practice week off. The Vikings simply can't afford to start a quarterback with an injured throwing arm in sub-freezing weather. Wiederer concedes there's still "no final word," but one will come down by halftime of today's Bengals-Texans game. Vikings-Packers has an 8PM ET start, so inactives will be available no later than 7ET.
The one time I had to root for the Packers last week, and they couldn't come through for me. For that, I say,
Originally Posted by cyrocksmypants
I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
Want to win - Houston and Vikes, think will win Houston and GB
Texans taking control so far.
As far as the Vikings QB, that would be a big blow...with Webb, now the Packers can focus even more on AP. At least Ponder, there's a chance they'd pass.
Being held to two field goals is far from "taking control."
Originally Posted by RING4CY
Being held to two field goals is far from "taking control."
112 yards to 19 yards is. Everything besides the scoreboard says the Bengals are getting owned so far.
Originally Posted by IHavNoCyCash
112 yards to 19 yards is. Everything besides the scoreboard says the Bengals are getting owned so far.
Yeah, everything but the one category that actually matters is saying they're getting owned.
Originally Posted by RING4CY
Yeah, everything but the one category that actually matters is saying they're getting owned.
It's under the "Iowa State vs. Iowa" owned category. Close score but in reality one team was way better.
TD Bengals! lol
Love it!
Defensive TDs are huge plays. Houston needs a drive now.
Houston losing this would be a fitting way to end this skid they started 2 weeks ago.
Originally Posted by BoxsterCy
Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
From Twitter......Ponder came out and threw 10 to 12 passes, and then went back to locker room with trainers.
It could be interesting with Webb. He is a lot more mobile than Ponder, plus it's not like Ponder is Peyton Manning anyway in terms of passing.
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May 29, 2016
A western New York police chief says a gunman who entrapped and shot four volunteer firefighters outside a blazing home is dead.
Webster Police Chief Gerald Pickering says two of the firefighters were killed and two others hospitalized after the ambush on a spit of land on Lake Ontario just northeast of Rochester.
He also says the gunman is dead and an off-duty police officer who was driving by has injuries from shrapnel. One of the slain firefighters is also a town police lieutenant.
The shooting Monday morning happened in a quiet neighborhood of seasonal and year-round homes.
Police say four homes in all were destroyed and four damaged by the spreading flames.
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I have a user on ZDV v1.04(1833) on Win7Pro
and he seems to only be able to get messages sent out of the Outbox using Send/Receive button.
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Austin, TX (Sports Network) - Aaric Murray recorded a double-double with 12
points and 10 rebounds off the bench to lead West Virginia over the Texas
Longhorns to a 57-53 overtime decision at the Frank Erwin Center, for the
Mountaineers first ever Big 12 Conference victory.
Murray was 4-of-6 from the field with four steals for WVU (8-6, 1-1 Big 12),
which has won four of its last five. Jabarie Hinds added 11 points and six
rebounds, but was just 4-of-18 from the field and 1-of-7 from long range.
Kevin Noreen pulled down a game-high 13 rebounds.
Jonathan Holmes was 5-of-8 from the field and 2-of-3 from 3-point range with
nine rebounds for Texas (8-7, 0-2), which has lost three of its last four.
Javan Felix added 11 points and a game-high four assists.
Texas took a 24-21 lead into the break after holding the Mountaineers to 25.0
percent shooting from the field and 0-of-10 from 3-point range in the first
Nearing the end of regulation, Eron Harris hit a 3-pointer for WVU to give it
a three-point lead with 16 seconds remaining. The Longhorns answered right
back as Holmes sank his shot from beyond the arc to tie the game with three
seconds left which led to a need for an overtime session.
The Mountaineers took the lead with 3:14 in overtime and never gave it back.
Up by two points with eight seconds left, Murray got a steal and was
immediately fouled by Sheldon McClellan, sending the Mountaineers' junior
center to the line at a critical situation. Murray delivered as he made both
free-throws to extend WVU's lead to four which sealed the deal.
WVU earned a 45-39 rebounding edge and its bench supplied 32 points to 20 by
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Is there a way to create an account that will only forward to another address, without storing a local copy or allowing login rights? Right now, I use the admin interface to create a user, and when creating the account I set the forwarding address. But this allows both the user to login and a local copy is created. So I set the account status to locked, and the mail gets forwarded, but still the local copy is made. I suppose I could use zmprov to clear the zimbraMailDeliveryAddress, and I think this will stop the local copy from being created.
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Is this sufficient permissions or overkill?
'Zimbra' account will be used for F/B and GAL Interaction.
'Zmigrator' account will be used for migration functions(mapi profile, mailbox access).
1. Create zimbra and zmigrator domain accounts
2. Grant to the zmigrator account Full Access to all Exchange mailboxes and be part of the Domain Administrators Group.
3. Grant to the zimbra account Local Administrator on the each Exchange Mail and Hub Transport server(s).
4. Ensure that this Service Account 'ONXCOM\Zimbra' can update Exchange Free-Busy folder by issuing this Powershell command on the Exchange server.
[PS] C:\> add-publicfolderclientpermission -identity
"\NON_IPM_SUBTREE\SCHEDULE+ FREE BUSY\EX:/o=ONXCOM/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (FYDIBOHF23SPDLT)" user Zimbra accessrights owner


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NEWNAN, Ga. -- The deadly fire that killed five people in Newnan on Saturday morning was ruled an accident, as investigators say it started in the home's electrical box.
But the family continues to question whether there was a prior history with those problems.
MORE | Newnan fire victims remembered (Send your messages of support to the family)
Molly McCrary, 11, escaped the flames and was the only survivor. Now, her family and community are rallying around her and her other sisters.
Molly McCrary sits quietly, almost numb, as family, friends and total strangers come and go at her grandmother's home in. They are there around the clock to show their love and support. They bring food and clothing.
PHOTOS | Tragic Newnan fire
Sitting beside Molly, her two sisters Destiny and Erika, who were not at home when the fatal fire broke out. But all three girls lost everything in the blaze.
The family has been overwhelmed they say with community support. First a vigil Saturday night and now a constant stream of visitors.
Rozanne Arnold, Molly's aunt, provides the pillar of strength for the rest of the family. "You really don't know how much people can really care for you until tragedy -- there has to be tragedy for us to come together. Some nice and caring people out there, very nice people," Arnold said.
"They have been so nice, pouring out gifts for the girls. I mean just an incredible way. They have been so nice," she said.
Most of the gifts, say family members, are coming from total strangers. "They are pouring out, just so much, everybody in the community. They are helping out. You can tell people really care; it's been just so great. Clothes have been coming in, gift cards, and food. They have been very supporting," she said.
And the business community also stepped right in. Retail giant Macy's quickly gave Molly and her sisters' generous gift cards, insuring they could immediately replace clothing and essentials.
As the McCrary family continues to grieve, they keep one thing atop their minds: "We all need to stick together and just be supportive for the kids."
Donations can be taken to any Georgia Wells Fargo branch for the Alonna McCrary Memorial Fund.


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Thanks for the memories, Rosie
Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. MB Rule # 1
Ahhhh thanks bro ! Great, great memories ! One of my idols back in the day, tough SOB that blondie !!!
Those were bright days for us fans.
Was Simms one of the top 5 QBs? I know he played in one SB but I didn't watch any Giant games or football during that era.
Who cares if he was a top five QB... he's a legend to us. You Ole Miss fans get on my nerves. These are my childhood Giants, the ones that after 30 years bought a championship back to New York. They'll hold a place in true fans hearts forever!!
Was just asking, don't know anything about the guy other than he's currently a sports broadcaster.


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Rickey Courtney
2012: Ran twice for eight yards against Idaho (10/20) in his only action of the season.
2011: Made his first appearance in a Tech uniform at Ole Miss (11/12), running for three yards on two carries in a 27-7 win over the SEC opponent ... Ran the ball twice for two net yards against New Mexico State (11/26) including a long rush of four yards.
2010 (Northwestern State): Walk-on running back that played in three games, carrying the ball 11 times for 42 yards ... Averaged 3.8 yards per carry.
2009 (Northwestern State): Walk-on running back that redshirted the 2009 season.
High School: Graduated from Captain Shreve High School in 2009 ... Received four letters in football and three letters in track and field ... Named all-district as a running back and linebacker his senior year ... Was an all-district running back his junior year ... Coached by Ken Ivy.
Personal: Rickey Anthony Courtney, Jr. ... Son of Rickey, Sr. and Evelyn ... Born on Jan. 27, 1991 in Shreveport, La. ... Transferred to Louisiana Tech in the spring of 2011 after two seasons at Northwestern State, becoming eligible to play immediately due to the NCAA one-time transfer rule.