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Slang for Kinnelon NJ, a rich white suburbian mountain town filled with spoiled brats and asshole adults.
Also stands for pretty much for all towns starting with K
Also stands for pretty much for all towns starting with K
"Yo im from K-Town"
"You're a little bitch yo"
"You're a little bitch yo"
por rob 21 de Novembro de 2004
A small town in northern New Jersey, full of rich douche' bags, with a car for every season, and a diluted perspective of the outside world.To experience the stuck up bitches of high society and the want to be thug minors of high society one must travel to the northern most tip of new jersey(k-town): there they will find the notorious white g;s
The weed is sticky but not brown.
k-town the other side of the train tracks.
The notorius white gangsta's native land is kinnelon.
k-town the other side of the train tracks.
The notorius white gangsta's native land is kinnelon.
por Bowls 08 de Novembro de 2005
You guys have got it alllllll wrong. K-TOWN is for K A U K A U N A ....which is in Wisconsin. you really don't know what you are talking about. K-town is for Kaukauna... and that's that.
K-town is Kaukauna.
no explanation needed.
no explanation needed.
por Jamie* 22 de Junho de 2005
Slang for the town of Kerman, California; home of the Lions.
Get down in K-Town.
por K-lizzle 30 de Abril de 2006
Kennesaw Ga , woodstock where all da g's stay at
yo i was chillin up n k town the otha day with my boyz.
por love for ma BOY.z 20 de Março de 2006
Kingston, New Jersey
My crew is rolling out of k-town to visit Priceton
por k-town king 02 de Outubro de 2005


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Custom Bed Side Exhaust Pipes - (Not So) Exhausting - TechWritten by on May 11, 2010 Custom Bed Side Pipes In An Afternoon
With the F-1 project winding down nicely, it's come time to sort out all the little things prior to rolling her into the booth for the paint and bodywork to begin. Among those little things were the front nerf bars I did a few months back, as well as the A/C install last month, and the rear bumper story in this issue. I've got a few more styling cues and tricks up my sleeve before it's time to start squirting color but I'll leave those to a future issue.
As I've said before, the theme for this truck was late '50s custom, similar to the old shop trucks often found out front of muffler and body shops back in the day. That said, this story fits right into my theme, as the addition of custom exhaust was extremely common back then and for pickup trucks the ultimate custom exhaust treatment was to fit a pair of bed side pipes. Whether functional or fashionable, they can definitely add a bit of flair to an otherwise lackluster backside.
For the F-1 though, the bed side pipes are going to be 100 percent functional with the exhaust exiting the headers, passing through the short mufflers and hooking a right, over the framerail and out the side of the sheetmetal. From there it will travel up and over, down the bedside, and out the back. Running the exhaust like this not only increases the ground clearance as it alleviates anything hanging down under the chassis, but it also negates having to run the exhaust out and over the rearend, dodging springs, shocks, and in some cases, a battery and gas tank. The straight shot down the side of the bed is all that's required once the two bends are mated.
Like the rear bumper and front nerf bars, I'm using 304 stainless steel to fabricate the bed side pipes for the same reason I used it on the aforementioned. Once finished, it'll be a simple job for the polishing shop to get 'em nice and shiny and it'll be easy to keep 'em looking that way. A little elbow grease and a dab of polishing compound is all it will take to bring back the shine if they ever start to go dull, something you can't really do once a chrome finish goes south.
Fabricating the pieces for the pipes was fairly simple since I started with the required bends and tubing from Classic Tube. From there it was a simple matter of taking a few measurements and TIG welding the sections together. Two welds on each side, then it was a matter of welding on the attachment studs and I was off and running. Within the afternoon, I had both sides done and installed, not bad for a day's work.
Of course, this is only half of the exhaust install, as I've yet to install the collectors, mufflers, and turnouts to connect everything up. Once the truck starts getting disassembled for paint, I'll go back and finish up under the cab so I don't have to do it lying under the truck. Keep your eyes peeled for that story in an upcoming issue. Until then, read on to see how I built a set of '50s-style bed side pipes.
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I'll be using 15/8-inch 304 stainless steel exhaust tubing from Classic Tube. Two 8-foot sections of straight tubing were ordered up...The first step is to inspect the tubing for any minor imperfections and adjust accordingly. Out of all the tubing, I found one small ding and a few minor nicks. Since the pipes are going to be polished once finished, any dings will stick out like a sore thumb and need to be remedied or installed in such a way as to hide the imperfection. For this section of bend, it will be used in such a way as to face the side of the truck, out of view.I'm going to build the front section of the pipe first, starting at the bottom. I decided to run the pipes up the back of the cab, between it and the bed stake pocket to cover that little bit of dead space that exists there. I marked the hole to be cut in the running board which will allow the exhaust to exit from under the chassis and up and across the bedside before opening it up with a 2-inch hole saw. That will give me a 3/16-inch gap between the pipe and the running board; perfect for a thin grommet.The next step is to determine how long the vertical sections need to be. A few careful measurements were made with quite a bit of eyeball estimation as well to get the number: 271/2 inches.With the magical number figured out, it's time to start trimming the long ends of the 90-degree bends. Graham Tool sells this large tubing cutter which is capable of cutting tubing from 3/8- to 25/8-inch. Using a tubing cutter instead of a hacksaw or chop saw ensures that the ends are perfectly flat, an important feature when it comes time to butt-weld the tubing sections together.
Now comes the tricky part. Unless you have a jig for welding tubing, it's a bit touch-and-go when it comes to welding two bent sections of tubing in the correct "phasing." For this instance, I simply set the tubing on the ground and used a heavy piece of square tubing as a backup.Using a level, I adjusted the vertical section until it was plumb, checked that the flat piece was plumb in the opposite plane, and marked both pieces at the seam.Once marked, they are slipped into a piece of angle iron and clamped in place. By making two or more markings across the seam, it reduces the possibility of "clocking" either of the tubes incorrectly. Using a piece of angle iron as a jig surface ensures that the two pieces of tubing line up correctly around the entire circumference so that they can be butt-welded efficiently.With the vertical section tacked together, the long, 8-foot straight section can then be tacked onto the assembly using the same makeshift jig.Now that I've got one complete side tacked together, it's time to mock the side pipe up against the bed to check for fitment and to mark where the mounting hardware will be installed.Wanting to keep the pipes nice and tight against the bed, I used 2x2x1/4-inch angle iron to act as locating spacers while the pipes were clamped in place.At this point, it's important to ensure that the bottom of the pipe is centered in the hole before moving on...
Everything checks out so I marked and drilled holes in the stake pockets and marked the pipes for the mounting hardware. A stainless 5/16x2-inch low-profile socket cap bolt is TIG welded to the pipe to act as a mounting stud, fore and aft. The 1/4-inch head will act as a natural spacer between the pipe and the stake pocket.Now the pipe can be bolted up for the first time. Note how long it is still, due to the fact that the long section of tubing is 8-feet long.Trimming the excess tubing is absolutely the last thing to be done as you don't want to take too much off.I opted to leave the ends 1/2-inch longer than the end of the bedrails so as to break up the backside a little bit. Plus, if I decide to trim them later, it leaves me the option.The finished product looks pretty good and continues on with the '50s custom truck vibe. Can't wait to see everything once the truck's been painted and the pipes polished!Harvey and Gay Lynn Bagshaw's '55 Chevy and Andy and Patty Heintzelman's '55 Ford both sport a varying style of bed side pipes.

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I've recently faced a problem with a shared folder of a dumb account and it's trash was full of old files (and quota exceded) but policy for removing old files was not applied, and the only peculiar thing about this account is that is rarely used as account, so no one (except admins from time to time) log in.
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(Sports Network) - Zach Parise has had little trouble racking up points to
begin his Minnesota Wild career, but it hasn't translated into wins over the
past week.
The Wild hope to snap a three-game slide on Tuesday night as they play host to
the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Parise has logged nine points over his first five games with the Wild after
signing a 13-year deal to join the club this past offseason. He has notched
consecutive two-goal games for the second time in his career, but both have
come in Minnesota setbacks.
In fact, the Wild have lost three in a row since beginning the season with
consecutive wins and are coming off Sunday's 5-4 overtime loss to the St.
Louis Blues.
Parise netted a pair of power-play goals and had an assist as the Wild failed
to hold a two-goal lead in the second. St. Louis scored three straight goals
to go up by one with 6:13 left in regulation, but Minnesota's Dany Heatley
netted a tying tally just over two minutes later.
St. Louis then earned the extra point by scoring with 2:44 left in overtime as
Vladimir Sobotka beat Niklas Backstrom, who ended with 29 saves.
"Very disappointed," Wild head coach Mike Yeo said. "It was a recipe for how
to lose a game. ... There were more than several mistakes."
The Blue Jackets were able to minimize their mistakes on Monday night and snap
a four-game losing streak (0-3-1) with a 2-1 victory over the visiting Dallas
Stars. Derek Dorsett scored in the second period and Vinny Prospal had the
winner early in the third, scoring from a sharp angle.
Sergei Bobrovsky turned aside 24 Dallas shots, including 11 in the third
period, to preserve the Blue Jackets' first win since opening night.
"(Bobrovsky) made some big saves at key times and our guys sacrificed and made
some big plays as well defensively and that's what it takes to win games,"
said Columbus forward Brandon Dubinsky.
Columbus won despite going 0-for-7 on the power play, including a 5-on-3 for a
full two minutes in the second period.
Though the Blue Jackets have won three of their last four on the road against
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Columbus has won six of the past nine encounters overall.
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Graham Makes FA of Foundation's Edge (V15) in Switzerland
David Graham has made the first ascent of Foundation's Edge (V15), his long-standing, king line project at Fionnay, near Verbier, Switzerland.
After the Sisu Masters, Dave stayed in Helsinki for a few days planning to finish the Globalist (V14), but the weather didn't cooperate and it wasn't to be.
Instead, he headed south to Switzerland where he had unfinished business in the form of a long steep project at Fionnay.
First, the weather thwarted his attempts once again as it started snowing and it seemed winter had already arrived, but then things changed for the better and he managed to make the first ascent of Foundation's Edge.
Graham says he is super happy, and "syked" obviously, that this went down, and that this thing is hard, really hard, V15 for sure.
However, he is not yet quite finished with the line as there is a low start to be done. This would add 10 moves and weigh around V14/V15 in its own right.
According to Dave, the whole line would probably add up to a ~30 move V15 or V16.
And it feels possible?
Yes! Fits me really well!
Gonna do this one. Need to train on it though.
Super resistant!!!
And steep
Bad grips
Big positions
Amazing sequence
It's crazy, haha!
Before he continues the work at Fionnay he has business to attend to in Averstal and Valle Bavona. First on the list is trying Woods' La Force Tranquille
(V15), as well as Sharma's Practice of the Wild (V15) and Robinson's The Ill Trill at Magic Wood. At the moment though, everything is wet due to melting snow and condensation. Not ideal.Like Dave would say. Onwards!
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Yesterday I started to get a virus warning from my AVG anti virus. Then it was told zimbra could not connect to the server altho I had no problem surfing the web. Then a message that "the connection was refused when trying to connect to 127.0.0.1:7633. Uninstalled, installed, logged off and on, after trying over and over I got "no results" in the window pane....blank.
Today it opened and I thought you had found the problem and fixed it as I did find others saying they had the same problem. After opening two accounts just fine the virus error message came up again. Then I got a send zimbra error report which I did. Now I get "cannot connect to server" and "no results' in the windowpane.
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Post-Obama: Restoration of a Nation
Sifting through the rubble of weakened nationalism, remnants from the steep learning curve of a dogmatic, bereft-of-centricity ideologue are the harsh reality the next President of the United States inherits as part of rebuilding all that's been compromised in the disquieting four years of Barack Obama. Developing America's natural energy resources, tapping into the most innovative minds and cognizance leading to job creation will be unharnessed. | Read More »


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Ok Ace. What do you need for the flow test on my cylinder head? Send me off a e-mail, its in my profile. Hitchcock's has a 10% discount this weekend, gonna order a crank. Any idea which one I need? I sent them off a e-mail, they offer:200160 PERFORMANCE CRANKSHAFT, 500cc (Metric, indian models)or200160B PERFORMANCE CRANKSHAFT, 500cc, IMPERIAL, alternator typeor200160D PERFORMANCE CRANKSHAFT, 500cc, IMPERIAL, no alternator typeMy bike is a 2001 Kickstart only Export 500. I do run a total loss electrical system, but I do use a crank triggered ignition in the rotor mounting keyway.
Little update on the progress without spilling any beans. This head is really flowing well with these latest mods.Everything is doing even better than expected.I think this engine is going to make huge power.I'm really really happy with what I'm seeing so far from this project!
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The American Geopolitical problem in context. And An Appeal For Anglo Unity.
Nile Gardner recently wrote about the lack of American political support for the UK's problems with Argentina. He asks, what thanks does Britan get for fighting alongside the US in Afghanistan? Of course, it may be not obvious that Gardner's article is an attack on the Obama administration. And that might be forgiven. But the comments by readers are troubling, because they see this as an american problem, not a problem of the Obama Presidency. And I see it as a problem of anglo civilization. So maybe this is a topic worthy of discussion.
The Obama Administration Is Not The Country
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More post-game interviews
Posted By On May 16, 2012 @ 11:59 pm In Uncategorized | 42 Comments
A few notes you may have already seen from me on Twitter (and won't find in the Rangers' game notes):
• Marian Gaborik was benched for a good portion of the third period. He failed to clear the puck, then failed to block Bryce Salvador's shot that was deflected for the tying goal by Ryan Carter late in the second period.
"On the second goal, I didn't get the puck out, I guess," Gaborik said. "You'll have to ask him."
That, of course, meant John Tortorella, who, of course, would not comment on the benching. Gaborik returned with about eight minutes remaining but failed to register a point for the second straight game and for the eighth time in 16 games this postseason.
• Chris Kreider matched Gaborik's goal output in these playoffs when he scored his fourth on a deflection. That matched an NHL record for the most goals scored before having ever skating in a regular season game.
• Ryan Callahan has now gone without a goal in six straight games, matching his longest streak of the season. He also has just one goal in his previous 12, which is his quietest 12-game stretch of 2011-12.
Of note: The captain has just that one goal (and three points) since he appeared to injure his hand blocking a shot in Game 6 against Ottawa.
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|Manitou Springs Library Undercover Book Club
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Date: 10/16/2013
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The Undercover Book Club for adults meets on the third Wednesday of each month, 4:00-5:00 pm at the library on the upstairs level. Refreshments will be served. Join us for a lively discussion! Call Susan at the library (685-5206) for this month's book selection.Library: Manitou Springs Library http://www.ppld.org/manitou-springs-library
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Taking steps toward the future
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Jim and Barbara Smith easily climb stairs. They frequently garden, hike and bird-watch.
They're active, even spry, people, but they recently renovated their home in anticipation of a time when their mobility might be limited. They paved a walkway through their front yard to the front door, renovated two bathrooms and added a third senior-friendly bathroom.
"It was a huge project. We wanted to do it while we could manage a project like that," Barbara said.
After they noticed some of their older friends struggling a bit with the steep steps from their sloped front yard to the road above, they thought about constructing a pathway that would be easier to navigate.
They'd long considered the change and ruled out wooden ramps frequently installed for that purpose. Instead, they designed a paving block path that takes a gentle slope the length of the house and curves to the front door of their house off Hickory Road in South Hills.
"We were worried that the blocks would be slick, but they're not. We picked the ones with the roughest surface," Jim said.
The path looks like a landscape design element, but its surface accommodates shuffling steps taken with canes or walkers, in addition to conveyances such as wheelchairs, baby strollers and bikes. The slope is about 1 inch per foot.
"We didn't want it to look like it was designed only for seniors. A young family might buy the house someday," she said. They hope that day is far off because they built the walkway and renovated their bathrooms to be more accessible to allow them to stay in their house as long as possible.
Jim, 75 and a retired chemist, moved into the house in 1973 after he came to Charleston with Union Carbide. Barbara, 63 and a retired epidemiologist, moved into the house in 1986 when the couple married.
Meticulous planners, the Smiths talked for years about the front step/ramp conversion. He was reluctant to tackle the project until he tore an Achilles' tendon while hiking. Taking the steps was a challenge.
Space was tight in their cozy front yard, with little room for error. The Smiths are definitely "measure twice, cut once" kind of people. She used her grandfather's old surveyor's tool to site the walkway. They laid it out with flags, removed trees and shrubs, and moved cartloads of dirt before Charleston stonemason Ira Hughart and his crew laid the paving stones.
Barbara heeled in the perennials from her front yard flowerbeds to a space along the side of the house, then transplanted them back along the winding path after it was complete.
The reaction to their project has been gratifying. "We've heard from plumbers and meter readers who come to the house. They say how nice it looks," she said. A teenage pizza delivery boy even complimented them when he stopped at their house to ask directions.
Accessible inside too
They finished the walkway project in 2009 and looked toward the next project on the list -- the bathrooms. The 1950s home contained 1 1/2 bathrooms on the top floor and none in the basement. The main bathroom was so small, 5 1/2 feet by 7 feet, that the Smiths half-jokingly said that the only resting spot for feet when someone used the toilet was in the bathtub.
The footprint of the bathroom and half-bathroom, which shared a wall that couldn't be removed, had to remain unchanged. After they removed the original bathtub and realized a new one couldn't be installed in the small space and meet modern building codes, they put in a walk-in shower instead. They decided to build a full bathroom with bathtub downstairs. They had planned to add a bathroom to the basement in the future, but pushed their plans forward and incorporated the construction in the current project.
"We did three bathrooms and a bedroom at once and lived to tell about it," she said. While the contractor, Webb Plumbing of South Charleston, was already working in the house, the Smiths also had them build a closet in a bedroom they use as an office.
The senior-friendly accommodations aren't obvious. The stylish brushed-nickel handrails and grab bars on the wall and in the shower bear little resemblance to the industrial versions in public restrooms. The cultured marble shower and base are easily wiped down.
"We didn't want tile because it's hard to clean," she said. They settled on cultured marble after seeing it in the bathroom of her sister's house in Kansas and ordered the two-piece ensemble from a company there that shipped the unit without charge.
Bathers must step over a small lip to get into the shower. "If we ever get to the point where we can't step over it, we shouldn't be in this house anymore," said a very practical Barbara.
The toilets are ADA-approved and 2 inches higher than standard models, an accommodation for people with painful knee joints and hips.
The faucet handles are pull-style, rather than twist, which are easier for people with arthritic hands to operate.
The full bath downstairs was constructed inside part of a spacious laundry room, leaving plenty of space for laundry equipment and a wall for space-saving collapsible folding tables and hanging racks.
Webb worked with Wardens Kitchen and Appliance in South Charleston to update the bathrooms. The project took about six weeks.
Next, the Smiths plan to replace their floors with wheelchair-friendly wood laminate. The throw rugs they currently use, many of which she has woven, will be rolled up because they present tripping hazards.
The Smiths urge people to consider seniorizing their homes while they are healthy, even though the topic is not always comfortable -- some people don't like to confront old age, and don't even make wills. The changes can prove cost-effective if they enable people to stay in their own homes, perhaps with attendants, rather than move into assisted-living facilities.
"We have not tallied up the cost yet, but at $4,000 a month and up [for assisted-living facilities], if our renovations keep us out of assisted living for a few months, it has paid for itself," Barbara said in an email.
The new bathroom paired with an existing bedroom in the basement could accommodate a live-in caregiver, if necessary.
"We're ready for come what may," she said.
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Our test family raved about this low-to the-ground go-kart. Unlike your plastic Big Wheel, this is made of metal and has tires with rubber treads. It does not go super fast and it can be adjusted to grow with your rider. We suggest adding a flag since it is so low to the ground.
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It is also heavy enough so that it will not take off with just a nudge. This is a kid powered vehicle.
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It's all too easy to over-rely on your axes in mixed climbing, but as in ice climbing, if you can place your feet securely you will save your strength. It's vital to remember that your feet will misbehave just like your axes if you don't give them the same level of attention. Most rock climbers who try mixed climbing are shocked by the lack of feel and sensitivity in foot placements, and the fact that you can't smear. But with practice you can develop a sixth sense for what works, and you can edge on almost anything, provided you maintain stable posture. Study every foothold before you place your points and position them with care and accuracy. Hook your front points over in-cut edges. On larger holds you can slide your foot forward so that the secondary points engage just below the edge. On easy-angled terrain you can drop your heel slightly so the secondary points engage to create a stable tripod. Mono-points give more options for thin cracks and narrow pockets, and also allow pivoting on edges. The big mistakes on marginal footholds are raising your heels too high (so the front-point pops) or simply forgetting to maintain stability while you're concentrating on something else. Front pointing on rock is all about maintaining angles. When you shift your foot 10 mm in a rock shoe, you'll often be OK. In mixed, however, contact between rock and metal is tiny, with little friction, and any change in angle can cause your feet to skate. Keep your foot relaxed, especially in tight-fitting fruit boots, and let the shoe do the work. Be creative with footwork and employ some of your rock climbing tricks like side-stepping, outside edging, flagging and back-stepping. Keep your front points filed razor sharp and have faith.Unfortunately, mixed footwork isn't just about skill. Bucket loads of core strength will be required, especially when things start getting steep, to prevent your feet from swinging off, and if they do cut, to lift them back up. Train for this with endurance sets of leg raises. Hook your axes over a bar and wear big boots for maximum specificity. Beginners should start with three or four sets of 10 or 15 and high-level climbers may do up to eight sets of 20 or 30
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King Krule and band appeared on the David Letterman Show in full suits playing 'Easy Easy'.
King Krule and band appeared on the David Letterman Show in full suits playing 'Easy Easy'.
South-east London artist King Krule will release his debut LP 6 Feet Beneath The Moon on Friday 23rd August via XL Recordings / Remote Control.
Listen to first single "Easy, Easy' below:
As King Krule, 18 year old singer/ producer/ songwriter Archy Marshall has quietly and stealthily crafted a reputation for himself as one of the most raw and startling voices of a new generation. With his unexpectedly deep and mournful baritone tracing fissures of disappointment and social disorientation to devastating effect, Marshall has harnessed the inchoate frustration and fury of youth and translated it into a series of brilliant singles released on the likes of True Panther Sounds and Rinse over the past few years.
Now comes 6 Feet Beneath the Moon, his first full-length on XL Recordings, and with it, the much anticipated unveiling of the full scope and scale of Marshall's vision. Over the course of 14 tracks, Marshall's passions and confusions are rubbed raw and laid bare, the only connective tissue throughout it all being one of searing lyrical clarity paired with a confounding musical deftness which utterly belies his tender years.
From the opening clarion call of 'Easy, Easy' it is abundantly clear that this is a breathtakingly bold and arresting sonic worldview, as his songs, under the watchful eye of producer Rodaidh McDonald (The XX, Savages, How To Dress Well) open up to become a loose knit meditation on regret and discontent, loss of faith and renewal of hope, and optimism in the face of desperation.
6 Feet Beneath the Moon – released, incidentally on August Friday 23rd, the day before Marshall's 19th birthday – is the sound of a young man growing up and attempting to grapple with the realities of the world he inhabits, an unsparing dissection of the social decay that has begun to set in around him – and a fascinating, brutal journey it is too.
6 Feet Beneath The Moon track listing
1. Easy Easy
2. Border Line
3. Has This Hit?
4. Foreign 2
5. Ceiling
6. Baby Blue
7. Cementality
8. A Lizard State
9. Will I Come
10. Ocean Bed
11. Neptune Estate
12. The Krockadile
13. Out Getting Ribs
14. Bathed in Grey
King Krule – 6 Feet Beneath The Moon is out Friday August 23rd via XL Recordings / Remote Control


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Cyclones Add Transfer Nader To Roster
AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men's basketball team picked up an experienced player to its squad with the addition of Northern Illinois transfer Abdel Nader, a 6-7, 225-pound wing who averaged 13.1 points and 5.6 rebounds as a sophomore for the Huskies last season.
A native of Skokie, Ill., Nader will sit out next season and have two years of eligibility for the Cyclones beginning in 2014-15. He signed his financial aid agreement to attend Iowa State.
"Abdel is a proven scorer who has the experience to help us on both ends of the court," Iowa State head coach Fred Hoiberg said. "Having a wing who can score and defend is very valuable to a team, especially in the Big 12. We feel Abdel can fit in right away and help us. We are extremely happy to have him join our team."
Nader started 18 of the 19 games he played in for the Huskies in 2012-13, reaching double figures 13 times. He had two double-doubles and posted a career-high-tying 26 points vs. Kent State.
Nader earned MAC All-Freshman Team honors in his rookie season in 2011-12, averaging 10.4 points in 29 starts. Nader grabbed 4.2 rebounds per game and scored in double figures 17 times, including three games with 20 or more points. He poured in 26 points vs. Ball State.
Prior to his stint at NIU, Nader was one of the top players in the Chicago area in 2011, earning First Team All-State honors from the Chicago Tribune and garnering Chicago All-Area honors from ESPN. As a senior, Nader averaged 23.8 points, 8.6 rebounds and 2.8 assists to lead Niles North to a 24-6 record and their first sectional championship and Central Suburban League titles in the school's 47-year history.


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I am testing Zimbra ZCS v8 (Ubuntu v10), i need to edit the postfix main.cf (which i assume its the one located /opt/zimbra/postfix/conf/main.cf), however as Zimbra loads its own version of postfix, there doesn't seem to be the command postmap which i would need to hash the maps file and password file.
Am i safe loading the default postfix in Ubuntu then disabling the service or will it break everything (so i can get access to postmap command)?
I am needing to set up a relay map file for each sender (using the FROM address) so will attempt to use "sender_dependent_relayhost_maps" in the main config. There are some email addresses i need to relay, the rest i need Zimbra to send end to end direct from the MTA.
I have never played with postfix before so if there's a better way of doing this please let me know (not liking the idea of playing with the config directly but zimbra doesn't seem to allow me o setup each FROM address with SMTP authentication).
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Genres: Dance, Pop, Funk, Rap
Milli Vanilli was a pop/dance music project formed by Frank Farian in Germany in 1988, fronted by Fab Morvan and Rob Pilatus. The group's debut album achieved high sales internationally which earned them a Grammy Award for Best New Artist Feb. 21, 1990. The act became one of the most popular pop acts in the late 1980s and early 1990s. However, their success turned to infamy when their Grammy was revoked after it was revealed that the lead vocals on the record were not the actual voices of Morvan and Pilatus. In 1998, ten years after Milli Vanilli's initial debut, Rob Pilatus was found dead in a Frankfurt hotel of an apparent drug overdose.
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or for any users for that matter. This thread is spinning off of the Zimbra buyout thread.
We are in the decision making process for what we hope will ultimately be tens of thousands of Linux virtual desktops. We had originally planned for these to be Ubuntu desktops but are rapidly leaning toward Fedora instead and we'd like to get some educated comparisons from the community. PLEASE DO NOT turn this thread into a flame war. We are grateful to both companies and their contributions to the Linux world.
Our reasons are both technical and philosophical but also more highly anecdotal than I'd like. On the technical side:
We prefer Ubuntu's release cycle for production use - Fedora is a little too aggressive. However, we had planned to use the Ubuntu LTS releases. After experimenting for a couple of years, we see that Long Term Support for Ubuntu does not mean backported improvements, e.g., I believe the current OpenOffice version is 2.4 (we manually installed 3.x so I'm not 100% sure), FireFox is 3.0.x, etc. I know backports can be enabled but we've seen some stability problems when doing so. Thus we'll need to either use a non-LTS version and upgrade every 12 months (giving roughly 3 months after release for bug fixes and testing before deployment) or live with a 6 month upgrade cycle for Fedora.
The instability highlights another reason we are leaning toward Fedora. Our impression over the last couple of years is that Ubuntu is sometimes sloppy - lot's of hidden errors from misconfigured scripts if one digs through the logs, not as robust error detection or accommodation of unusual configurations in the scripting as we find in Fedora. It was crowned by our recent attempt to perform an automatic version upgrade which rendered the test bed completely unusable.
To be fair, every once in a while, we've seen Fedora put out a bad release over the last many years but, in general, the attention to detail and quality seems higher - more enterprise ready.
We also have a growing philosophical preference but it is, again, more from perception than measurement. This is the part I really don't want to turn into a flame war.
We have been so impressed that RedHat has really not just talked the open source talk but walked the open source walk. I remember there was considerable concern about RedHat's intentions when Fedora was launched but their actions have proved them out. I am amazed at how they have spent millions acquiring very sophisticated products and then released them to the open source community with virtually no strings attached - Directory Server, Certificate Server, their Single Sign On product.
The direct community support from the development team is amazing. I can't describe how helpful the IRC and mail lists have been at very, very deep technical levels for some of these more advanced products. We had a somewhat complex Directory Server setup and an excruciating battle with dm-multipath - not every day products and highly complex. The support and interaction was absolutely first class.
I'm not sure that I see the same kind of giving back to the community on Ubuntu's part. Perhaps it is just bad perception. On the other hand, not all contributions are technical. Ubuntu has contributed sorely needed marketing and mind share for Linux and open source. Witness some OEM bundling of Ubuntu. That is important but they do seem to be more consumers than contributors when it comes to the technical side.
Are these accurate perceptions? What are your perceptions and experiences? Thanks all - John


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$75,000 GOTTSTEIN FUTURITYSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2976th RUNNING, 2-YEAR-OLDS, 1-1/16 MILE
Track Record: 1:39.60, Kid Katabatic (5), July 26, 1998Stakes Record: 1:41.40, Positive Prize, September 19, 2004
Most WinsTrainer: 7, Bud Klokstad (O.K. Yet, 1986; T.D. Passer, 1989; Time to Pass, 1990; Staff Rider, 1992;I.M. Bzy, 1997; Jumron Run, 2000; Corvallis Dee, 2003)Jockey: 4, Gallyn Mitchell (Jumron Won, 2000; Condotierri, 2002; Koala Beach, 2009, Couldabenthewhisky, 2010)Owner: 3-tie, Herb Armstrong (Kay Valley, 1946; Happy Valley, 1947; Rover Bill, 1952)Jollie Four Stable (T.D. Passer, 1989; Time to Pass, 1990; Staff Rider, 1992)Northwest Farms (Knights Choice, 1978; Vino Rossi, 1998; Smarty Deb, 2007)
Statistics (1996-2012 @ Emerald Downs)Largest winning margin: 8 lengths, Koala Beach, September 26, 2009Smallest winning margin: nose, My Constant Star (DQ), September 28, 1997Track condition: fast 12, sloppy 3, wet-fast 2Betting favorite: 4-for-17 Odds-on: 2-for-4Largest $2 win: $16.20, I.M. Bzy, September 28, 1997Smallest $2 win: $2.60, Koala Beach, September 26, 2009Winner bred: Washington 10, Kentucky 6, California 1Gate-to-wire winners: 1-for-17
OWNERS HOMETOWNS1—Decatur Princess (12) George Todaro, Seattle, WA 2—Reigning (20) Winfield Farms (Jon Sather, Manson, WA)3—Strawberry Dawn (8) Sue & Tim Spooner, Olympia, WA4—Seattle Harbor (12) Roy Lumm, Renton, WA; Mort Robbins, Rochester, WA;Janet Johnson, Loon Lake, WA5—Mebossman (8) R.E.V. Racing LLC (Roy Schaefer, Port Orchard, WA)6—Twentyten (20) Swag Stables (Keith Swagerty, Auburn, WA) &20/10 Stables (Michael Shea, Salem, ORE)7—Morning Line Whiz (7-2) Art McFadden, Portland, ORE8—Del Rio Harbor (5-2) Desert Rose Racing LLC (D.H. Walker, Kennewick, WA); Bar C Racing Stables Inc. (Neal & Pam Christopherson, Hermiston, ORE)9—Noosito (2) Last Rose Stable (Jeff Harwood, Auburn, WA)10-Grindster (20) Homestretch Farm Inc. (Jim Penney, Kay & Bryson Cooper, Jack & Jill Fabulich, Edgewood, WA)
EmD 2YO COLTS & GELDINGS SERIES July 28: $50,000 Emerald Express, 6F—Del Rio Harbor ($32.80) 1:10.75Aug. 17: $50,000 WTBOA Lads Stakes, 6 ½ F—Del Rio Harbor ($11.40) 1:16.84Sept. 8: $50,000 Daily Racing Form Dennis Dodge Stakes* (WA-Bred), 6F—Noosito ($5.40) 1:09.34Sept. 29: $75,000 Gottstein Futurity, 1 1/16 MileSept. 29: $50,000 NWSS Cahill Road Stakes, 6F
SUPER 6 HANDICAPPERS Joe Withee (EmD1): Mebossman, Noosito, Morning Line Wiz (7-27/242.70)Robert Geller (EmD2): Del Rio Harbor, Mebossman, Decatur Princess (8-27/240.20)Gary Dougherty (Horse Racing Seattle): Decatur Princess, Morning Line Wiz, Del Rio Harbor (13-27/289.70Vic Cozzetti (Predictorsays.com): Del Rio Harbor, Noosito, Mebossman (9-27/$274.90)Nick Rousso (Daily Racing Form): Morning Line Wiz, Noosito, Del Rio Harbor (8-27/$239.20)Jacob Pollowitz (EmD3): Noosito, Del Rio Harbor, Morning Line Wiz (9-27/$251.60)Consensus: Del Rio Harbor (14), Noosito (11), Morning Line Wiz (9) (10-27/$250.60)
NOTES: The $75,000 Gottstein Futurity is the 29th and final stakes the 2013 meeting; the 10-horse field is the largest for the Gottstein since 2005…Trainer Doris Harwood has swept the first three stakes this season for 2-year-old colts & geldings with Del Rio Harbor and Noosito, and both figure prominently in the Gottstein. Amazingly, both have older brothers who won this race: Couldabenthwhisky, full brother to Del Rio Harbor, won the race in 2010, and Music of My Soul, full brother to Noosito, won the 2012 Gottstein…A record four fillies are entered in this year's Gottstein Futurity—Decatur Princess, Reigning, Strawberry Dawn, and Seattle Harbor. They attempt to join recent winners Smarty Deb (2007) and Talk to My Lawyer (2011) as fillies to win the race…Betting favorites have struggled in this race; losing three straight and 13-of-17 overall at Emerald Downs, and Koala Beach in 2009 is the only winner to lead gate-to-wire…Women trainers have saddled the last four Gottstein winners and five of the last six.


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10 Satisfying Low-Carb Breakfast Recipes
For a meal that's usually inundated with pastries, bagels, and lots of fruit, trying to find totally delicious low-carb breakfast options can be kinda hard. It's easy to get lost in a sea of uninspired fried eggs and lean meats, but it doesn't have to be that way!
Whatever your reason for wanting to start your day low-carb, I'm here to tell you that you've got options: let's embrace new egg dishes, great fats, and some vegetables.
Now try to keep in mind these are low-carb breakfasts and not no-carb. For example, the green smoothie I list below may have some pear in it, but it doesn't have banana which has considerably more carbs. Some of these recipes also have optional add-ins of honey, which you may want to omit depending on your needs.
What are your favorite low-carb breakfast ideas?
- 1 Avocado Breakfast Pudding
- 2 Savory Muffins with Prosciutto & Chives
- 3 Roasted Radish and Herbed Ricotta Omelet
- 4 Honeyed Grapefruit Yogurt Parfait with Popped Amaranth
- 5 Persian Herb Frittata (Kuku Sabzi)
- 6 Crustless Mini Quiches
- 7 Scrambled Eggs with Goat Cheese, Greek Yogurt & Greens
- 8 Green Smoothie with Spinach, Pear, and Ginger
- 9 Southwestern Tofu Scramble
- 10 Artichoke, Kale & Ricotta Pie
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A Naperville "Science Kid" prompts David Letterman to ask about North Central College.
North Central College made an appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman" on Thursday, May 10.
Jack Brandt, son of North Central College chemistry professor Paul Brandt, was one of three Naperville students selected for the show's annual Science Kids segment. Jack is a seventh-grader at Kennedy Junior High School.
Jack wore a North Central College sweatshirt on the show. Letterman pointed to his shirt and asked, "Where do you go to school, is it North Central?" Jack proceeded to illustrate the power of atmospheric pressure using the "Can Crush" experiment.


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This is surgery to remove the larynx, also known as the voice box. This is usually done to treat
cancer. Depending on the extent of the cancer, a partial laryngectomy may be possible.
Laryngectomy is done to treat cancer of the larynx. This surgery may also be done to treat damage of the larynx due to
If you are planning to have laryngectomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Be sure to discuss these risks with your doctor before the surgery.
Your doctor may do the following:
Leading up to your surgery:
General anesthesia
will be used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the surgery. It is given through an IV.
A cut will be made in the skin on your neck. The muscles that are attached to the larynx will be divided. The larynx and surrounding tissue will then be removed. Sometimes, a partial laryngectomy will be done. In this case, the doctor will remove the tumor and only part of the larynx. If you have this type of surgery, you may retain some normal speech and more of your normal swallowing function.
An opening called a stoma will be created through the skin in the neck. Next, the trachea will be connected to the opening. This will enable you to breathe through the hole. In some cases, a tracheostomy tube will be inserted. This tube, which fits into the stoma, will act as an airway, helping you to breathe. Drainage tubes will be inserted to drain blood and fluid. Lastly, the muscles and skin will be brought together and closed with stitches or clips.
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You will have pain while recovering, but you will be given pain medication.
This surgery is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is 7-14 days. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if complications arise.
While you are recovering at the hospital, you will:
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
The throat tissue will heal in about 2-3 weeks. Complete recovery will take about a month. You may notice a reduction in your sense of taste and smell. You will continue to use the stoma for breathing.
Most patients are able to return to their jobs and past activities, except for swimming.
Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower, bathe, or soak in water.
Joining a
support group
may help you to cope with the surgery.
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
BC Cancer Agency
Canadian Cancer Society
Laryngeal and hypopharyngeal cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at:
http://www.cancer.org/cancer/laryngealandhypopharyngealcancer/index. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Laryngectomy. UC Davis Health System website. Available at:
http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/otolaryngology/Health%20Information/LARYNGECTOMY.pdf. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Treating laryngeal and hypopharyngeal cancers. American Cancer Society website. Available at:
http://www.cancer.org/cancer/laryngealandhypopharyngealcancer/detailedguide/laryngeal-and-hypopharyngeal-cancer-treating-surgery. Updated January 18, 2013. Accessed July 23, 2013.
Last reviewed July 2013 by Marcin Chwistek, MD; Michael Woods, MD
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Now that I've been lurking on the forums for a couple of weeks I realize I should have probably done this a bit ago. My name is Eric, I'm 35, in the USAF, I got two wheels under me on an 87 honda magna, and it died as my son was born. Since then I've been lusting after one bike or another, but not in a position to buy anything. I finally settled on a RE a couple of years ago, and two weeks ago I broke down and bought a showroom 11' Bullet Military. I was looking at the Classic in red but my better half decided that the OD green looked better on me. Uncle sam says I have to have a motorcycle safety course before I can ride, which I did years ago but since I can't find my card, I have to wait for a few months till I can take the course again (Darn the MSF and their non record keeping habits). Until then I'm working on saddlebags, fork bags, and a few other odds and ends for the bike. I'll try and upload photo's of projects once they are complete.
I took it once in the past, but have since lost my card, and the MSF doesn't keep records. If you ask me it's a scam to get the government to fork over another $200 to send me through the class.
Wait a minute... my MSF class cost $300!
Welcome! And congrats on the new bike. Don't be too hard on Uncle Sam. That class is great, especially if it's been a while since you've been riding.Scott
Well if I recall the rules is you can't ride on base without your cert and large orange vest, but once off base your license is all you need. Got a buddy off base with a garage?
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we sat down together at the sewing machine
She also asked for some toilet paper for her Froggy.
I added velcro to one side of each band-aid to help them stick together.
made for her sweet kiddos -- she says she was inspired by my band-aids!!
aw, these are adorable! feel better little one!!!
My daughter loves band-aids! I think she has an obsession with them! ;) This is such a cute, easy, fun project. Thanks for sharing! I think we'll pick up some felt today!
Very cute and what a great idea!
Dear Pink and Green Mama, your crafts are great, very great, I'm totaly in love with the crafts. Your girls are so lucky to have a mother who has a spinning idea head. I keep following your blog, it's a great moment of the day.
Creative love from the Netherlands!
THese are delightful and I sure hope Sweet Pea is feeling better soon.
Perfect idea! Thank you for sharing!!
oh, I love this idea. I've been thinking about doing similar for my kids who constantly have "owies...."
Logan is just getting over croup! It stinks! (He has that same mask though. lol!)
Cute project. I like the velcro idea. I was wondering how you could get them to 'stick'.
{{{hugs}}} to you and Sweet Pea. Croup is a horrible way to spend the day.
Love Val
you are such a good mama. hope you little on and her froggy feel better soon
I love this idea! My daughter would love having these added to her doctor kit!
This is so cute! I linked on my Treasures for Tots Facebook Fan page!
I hope your sweet baby feels better real soon!
Poor baby :( My daughter has RSV and is coughing, but feels fine. I hope your daughter feels better soon!
These are awesome! My daughter would love this!
What an adorable idea. We LOVE felt projects!
I absolutley love those band aids! I hope your little one feels better soon!
hope she feels better soon! the band aids are clever!
I love your bandaids! My daughter loves to play with bandaids and on occasion (until I put them far, far away) raids my supply. I think I am going to make her some of these.
I hope your daughter is feeling better.
What a FUN idea! My little ones love playing with Band Aids and I would feel much better letting them have these! Thanks for the cute idea!
Came over via Treasures for Tots - what a cute idea, and I hope your little one is "all better" by now! I linked to this on my weekly roundup - thanks so much for sharing!
Love this! Now I want to put together a whole felt Dr's office! LOL.
What a great idea.
Hope your little one feels better soon. Croup is awful. x
Found this link to your post via the Grosgrain blog, too cute!!!!
I love your Feel Better bandage idea! We made some too when my little man broke his arm. I also wanted to let you know we posted your picture with a link to your blog on our blog. welovebeingmoms.blogspot.com. Thanks for the great idea and for sharing!:)
Your poor baby! Those band aids are perfect! Little M is always putting real band aids on her animals and dolls. (I have to hide the band aid box or there would be none left for real ouchies.)
This is the sweetest idea! Thank you for sharing!
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i love the felt bandaids! i made some for my daughter + shared the link here: www.babiekinsmag.com/mr-lion ... thank you!!
these are too cute. thanks for sharing :)
It warmed my heart to see such sweetness! It looks like you and your little one make a great team <3 Thank you for sharing this!
These are so cute! Saw them on pinterest and thought they were a wonderful idea! I'll have to make some for my little guy's stuffed animals.
Thanks for a wonderful idea. I am sharing this post on Pinterest with a link to your blog to spread good word of you there.
Saves pulling off furr with regular band aids! And I love how u made toilet paper for it too cause I know when I was little I used real toilet paper and even occasionally went psssssssssssss like it was peeing admit it we have all been there
Hi, I would like permission to "pin" this to my Pinterest board (linking back to your blog). Thank you.
We love your tutorial over at belle bébés! We included it in this feature http://bit.ly/V7czds
Wow the bandaids are such a fantastic idea and are so many that would love these.
I have over 30 mums that make for our online shop and I would love to be able to include these in our range... would that be possible more than happy to link back to your blog?
I love that you're embracing the pretend toilet paper! Its a topic that is so important to children, and one they are eager to explore. Sorry your little one isn't feeling well, but I'm glad you spent such quality, imaginative time together!
Yes Allie, Playing with toilet paper and "potty" role play is very important for toddlers!
You are welcome to link to the idea of my band aids but I am NOT comfortable with your group making my bandaids and selling them for profit in a shop. Please see my copyright policy at the bottom of this blog regarding the sale of my ideas for profit.
Thank you for respecting my intellectual property.
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text: Between 2004 and 2005, there were only a few minor changes in the F-150. The first one of note is the addition of an option package called the Work Truck Group. A new trim package, the uber-luxurious and tough King Ranch Edition is another change from 2004. Lastly, to help improve the line's fuel economy numbers, a 4.2-liter V6 was added. To improve the transfer of low-end torque, Ford engineers gave the 2005 F-150 a five-speed manual transmission option.


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Is Novak Djokovic feeling disrespected? Shocker.
After his second round comprehensive defeat of the modelesque Frenchie Jeremy Chardy (seriously, he's kinda hot), the defending champ bristled when the discussion in his post-match presser turned to Andy Murray's status as the fave this fortnight:
Oh boy - here we go again. Now we know why the defending champ has been looking a bit mopey out there on the court.
Q. Last year everyone was talking about you as sort of the third man after Rafa and Roger. Now it's Andy as the third man. Do you get that sense?
Nole: Why Andy?
Q. Because he's the one being talked about as the third challenger.
Nole: What's his ranking and my ranking?
Q. I'm not going on the ranking system.
Nole: The thing is that you cannot put somebody, I mean, all the respect to Andy, I like him as a person and as a player. He's done a lot in the last couple months, and he's a very talented player and we can expect him to win some Grand Slams in the future.
But you cannot put him as the favorites next to Roger and Rafa and myself here at Australian Open.
You need to get a grip Nole. Don't you know by now those media mimbos are just trying to goad you? First fave, second fave, third fave, no fave, whatever. All that matters is that you go out, compete, and win.
So quit the whining and focus on the ball. Yeah, like in the picture. Geez.
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Here is the French patch for ZCS-7.1.0 (tar or zip files from ftp://ftp.whitehatmail.fr/pub/zimbra). It has the same changes as the patch for 7.0.0.
The installation is done as root with Zimbra running. Use the command:
The changes performed by this patch are:Code:./install-fr.sh
- Minor changes in the language files (a few shorter labels, some corrections to the admin interface).
- Color the full line of calendar names and contact names appearing on the left navigation panel (otherwise only the icon is colored).
- Removal of the LinkedIn, WebEx and Social Networks zimlets.
- Installation of Starxpert's save zimlet for Zimbra 6.x. (this will also modify the file /opt/zimbra/jetty/etc/zimlet.web.xml.in to add some environment variables).
- Installation of the Google translator zimlet.
- Instant messaging activation
- Translation of the "Quota warning" message.
- Modify conf/zmmta.cf to verify the account existence before accepting an incoming e-mail.
The installation script will ask you to accept before proceeding with each of these modifications, so you can install only what you want.
Enjoy !


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Color me sad today.
Word comes from TENNIS.com's ticker that Juan Carlos Ferrero is contemplating retirement at the end of this season:
Juan Carlos Ferrero says Marat Safin's impending retirement has prompted him to think along the same lines. "The motivation is not there after 11 years," said Ferrero, adding that he will make a decision at the end of the year about whether to play for another season.
The former French Open champ, currently ranked No. 115, returned to the tour in Casablanca this week after an abductor problem kept him sidelined during March. Ferrero is 29, the same age as Safin.
Ferrero said that when he does retire, he would like to help train young players and become more involved in his hometown tournament in Valencia, as well as the hotel he owns there.
Damn you Marat - first you break our hearts with your retirement talk and now you've got another cutie thinking along the same lines.
My weekend's ruined before it even began. Happy Friday. Blech.
*head hits keyboard*
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Hello all,
I'm a newbie at zimbra, but wanna resolve one task with my ZCS. I've to integrate ZCS and another one server. The integration is that both servers must have a single LDAP authentication base.
So to configure the authentication of a zimbra user I've to change "LDAP auth filter", it's ok. But if I create an account in zimbra with an external ldap settings it can't add a new entry to an external ldap tree (using the sniffer I see there is no messages between these two servers via ldap). Is this feature not implemented yet or is it my mistake?Code:[ZCS] <----> [Portal with LDAP base] Server #1 Server #2
Best Regards,
Alexander Olekhnovich


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The marrying kind: Is Andy Roddick following good friend Mardy Fish's lead and getting hitched? A tipster wrote to us on Thursday saying,
Andy Roddick and Brooklyn Decker are engaged as of yesterday as well.The couple of have only been dating since last season's US Open but have been spotted numerous times walking the streets of NYC together where the swimsuit model lives. The relationship was also rumored to be the catalyst in the breakup of A-Rod and Jimmy Connors.
If anyone can confirm this news, let me know!
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