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ATLANTA -- Two men driving down an Atlanta street were shot just before midnight Tuesday.
Atlanta Police Capt. Tim Peek said the two were fired upon by a person standing on the street near the intersection of Humphries and Rockwell streets.
Peek said the shooter may have been mistaken the men for someone else.
One victim was shot in the upper body and the other has a graze wound to the shoulder. Both are in stable condition at Grady Hospital.
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The Farm Bill's food basket programs such as SNAP, WIC, and Child Nutrition have obvious connections to the wealth gap. The other half of the Farm Bill- dealing directly with farms and agriculture- may be less clearly relevant to the Mind the Gap! conversation.
This fact sheet focuses on the relationship between food and the wealth gap, from field to fork. It highlights not only the disparity among farmers, but also inequality within our food system as a whole: public health, food access, labor, etc. Click here to see the shocking facts we've uncovered in our food system.
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Walter R. Hansen, 62 of Alton, Iowa, died Sunday, November 11, 2012, at Orange City Area Health System Hospital in Orange City, Iowa after a brief illness with cancer. Funeral services will be Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. from St. Mary Catholic Church in Alton, Iowa with Rev. Terry Roder officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be anytime after 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 14, 2012. There will be a parish rosary at 5:00 p.m. and a vigil prayer service at 7:30 p.m. all at St. Mary Catholic Church in Alton. Services have been entrusted to the Fisch Funeral Home and Monument of Remsen. Condolences may be sent online to www.fischfh.com.


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Joanne Ardovini (BS, Marist College; MA, State University of New York, College at Brockport; PhD, Western Michigan University) Ext. 2433
Associate Professor, Dr. Ardovini, joined Metropolitan College of New York after teaching at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. While at Houston State, she served as an Assistant Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Sociology. Dr. Ardovini teaches a variety of classes, ranging from Principles of Sociology, Gender & Society, Ethnic Relations, Deviance, to the Sociology of Sport. Dr. Ardovini has taught at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. She specializes in Feminist Theory, Methodology, Pedagogy, as well as Social Problems, Deviance, Race and Ethnic Relations, and Criminology. Dr. Ardovini has published in the areas of Feminist Pedagogy, Methods, Inequalities in Education, Juvenile Boot Camps, Media Portrayal of Rape, Victimization and Sexual Harassment. Her book, It is Cold and Lonely Here at the Middle: Discrimination Against Female Graduate Teaching Instructors, discusses the marginalization of women in higher education.
Steven Cresap (BA, Cornell University; PhD, Cornell University) Ext. 2409
For over two decades Dr. Steven Cresap served as faculty and administrator at MCNY. As an assistant professor, his concentrations include values clarification, critical thinking, rhetoric, ethics, and introductory world civilization. Dr. Cresap also leads master's seminars in philosophy. Prior to coming to MCNY, Dr. Cresap served as a researcher and role player at the South Street Seaport Museum in New York City, where he created and performed the character "Jonah Fidd", a 19th-century sailor. He has written for numerous publications, specializing in the interaction between aesthetic experience and moral behavior. Recent publications include: "Is Lookism Unjust?" for The Journal of Libertarian Studies (2005) and "Hegemonic Visualism" for Radical Pedagogy (2005), both in collaboration with Prof. Louis Tietje. In 1999 Dr. Cresap received an N.E.H. Fellowship for the New Media Classroom ("Crossing Urban Borders") at the Borough of Manhattan Community College. He is currently working on a monograph about the aesthetic value of terror.Theodor Damian (BA, Bucharest University; PhD, Fordham University; PhD, Bucharest University; Th.M., Princeton Theological Seminary) Ext. 2401
Dr. Damian serves as professor of philosophy, ethics and sociology in both the undergraduate and graduate programs levels at Metropolitan College of New York. In addition to teaching at MCNY since 1992, Dr. Damian has taught courses at St. Vladimir's Theological Seminary and the College of New Rochelle. He has served as a priest in Romania, as Dean of Dorohoi District and as a magazine editor. He has also been the recipient of prestigious awards for his work in academics, poetry and theology. Dr. Damian has published several books, as well as hundreds of articles and poems in both Romanian and English, in the United States and Europe. His most recent books are The Isar Sign (poetry, Publish America Press, Baltimore, MD: 2010), Introduction to Christianity: The First Millenium ( Romania of Tomorrow Press, Bucharest: 2008), and Philosophy and Literature: A Hermeneutic of the Metaphysical Challenge (Romania of Tomorrow Press, Bucharest: 2008).
Eric Fuchs (Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Physics and Education, Hebrew University in Jerusalem; Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, The Technion - Israel Institute of Technology; Master of Electrical Engineering, McGill University; Ph.D., CUNY Graduate Center)
Before coming to MCNY, Dr. Fuchs taught mathematics at Bronx Community College and mathematics education courses at Hunter College and at Queens College. For several years, he served on the research team of the Mathematics and Science Partnership in New York City (MSPinNYC) preparing students in the Bronx for the mathematics Regents exams. Dr. Fuchs has a Master in Electrical Engineering from McGill University in Montreal. He also has a doctorate-level certificate in Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, a Master in Philosophy, and a Ph.D. in Urban Education, with specialization in Mathematics, Science and Technology – all from the CUNY Graduate Center. His doctoral dissertation, Mathematics Education and Graduation from Community Colleges," focused on teaching mathematics to community college students through co-teaching and use of technology. In his current research, sponsored by a grant from CUNY's Improving Undergraduate Mathematics Education initiative, Dr. Fuchs investigates the use of technology when teaching mathematics to college students. At MCNY, he investigates the effectiveness of different word problem-solving strategies in teaching mathematics to English language learners and to students with disabilities in inclusive classrooms. He teaches graduate mathematics courses in the MCNY teacher education program.
Richard Grallo (BA, philosophy and mathematics, Boston College; MS, philosophy of science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MA, educational psychology, New York University; PhD, measurement, evaluation and research design in educational psychology, New York University; postgraduate studies, clinical psychology, Hofstra University) Ext.2407
Dr. Grallo is currently professor of applied psychology in the Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education at Metropolitan College of New York. He also serves as Coordinator and Special Adviser to the President for Academic Outcomes Assessment. Dr. Grallo began teaching at the College in 1983. He currently teaches a number of courses in applied psychology and in statistics in the undergraduate programs, Dr. Grallo is a former Chair of the Faculty Council at Metropolitan College of New York and he now serves on a number of college committees. He is a Fellow at the Albert Ellis Institute, president of the Association for the Advancement of Educational Research and a member of the Association for Psychological Science. His research interests include problem solving, decision making and the application of mathematical models and multivariate methods to social science problems.
Charles Gray (BA, Syracuse University; MSW, New York University; DSW Yeshiva University) Ext. 2405
Dr. Gray is an associate professor of sociology and psychology at MCNY and serves as Chair of the Faculty Council. He has held numerous academic positions at Columbia University, Yeshiva University, and New York City Technical College. In addition, Dr. Gray has served as Acting Associate Director for the New York City Department for the Aging. His research interests include cultural and ethnic diversity, group dynamics, counseling, systems theory, leadership and decision-making.
Grace ("Jinx") Roosevelt (BA, Barnard College; MA and Ed.D, Teachers College, Columbia University) Ext. 2422
For the past 30 years, Dr. Roosevelt's research interests have spanned the fields of educational philosophy and political theory. Her doctoral dissertation was published as a book, Reading Rousseau in the Nuclear Age (1990), and she has published articles in The Journal of Aesthetic Education, History of Education Quarterly, Pensee Libre, History of Political Thought, Imprints Academic, European Journal of Political Theory, Teachers College Record, Encounter: Education for Meaning and Social Justice and the Encyclopedia of Philosophy Supplement. At MCNY, she has taught both in the undergraduate Human Services program and in the Masters in Childhood Education program, focusing on Values Dimension courses and on first semester and fourth semester Purpose seminars. In addition to being an associate professor, Dr. Roosevelt's service to the college includes initiating and coordinating the Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence program of Dr. Tuntufye Mwamwenda (2000-2001), chairing the Curriculum Committee of the Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education (2005-2006), and helping to launch the new Title V Learning Enhancement Center (2006).
Lynn Sally (BA, University of California at Berkeley; MA, New School University for Social Research; PhD, New York University) Ext. 2439
Dr. Sally received her Ph.D. in Performance Studies from New York University in 2004 and began teaching the humanities and writing and working with the Learning Enhancement Center at MCNY in 2005. Before joining MCNY, assistant professor Sally taught at New York University and was the Assistant Director of the Center for Writing and Language Arts at Cooper Union. Her primary area of expertise is nineteenth century popular culture and entertainment. Dr. Sally has published articles and book reviews in The Journal of Popular Culture, Senses & Society, the Encyclopedia of American Material Culture. Her book, Fighting the Flames: The Spectacular Performance of Fire at Coney Island, was published by Routledge Press in 2006.
Doru Tsaganea (MA, University of Bucharest, Academy of Economic Studies; MA, City University of New York, Graduate Center; PhD, University of Bucharest, Academy of Economic Studies; PhD, City University of New York, Graduate Center) Ext. 2410
Dr. Tsaganea has taught the two courses in mathematics and the social sciences since 2004, and three courses on applied statistics offered by the Audrey Cohen School. Prior to joining the faculty as an associate professor, he taught a wide variety of courses in two areas: mathematical modeling in economics; and international relations and security. In the first area, he taught advanced mathematical theories and mathematical models of optimal economic growth. In the second area, he taught: international relations theories; globalization; geo-politics and geo-strategy; international political economy; and contemporary international conflicts. Dr. Tsaganea's research is interdisciplinary. He uses high level mathematical theories and models for explaining complex political, strategic and economic problems. Two of his articles were published by the Journal of the World Organization of Systems and Cybernetics. He is a member of the International Studies Association, and has presented a significant number of his research papers at its conventions. Dr. Tsaganea received two successive one year Fulbright grants at the senior level for developing courses in the area of international relations and international security in Romanian universities. He was also the recipient of a one year Civic Education Project/Soros Foundation grant for consolidating what he had initiated as a Fulbright professor.
Vanda Wark (BA, Shepherd College, West Virginia; MA, Teachers College, Columbia University; EdM, Teachers College, Columbia University EdD, Teachers College, Columbia University) Ext. 2423
Dr. Wark has worked in the human service field as a counselor and licensed psychologist for nearly twenty years. Associate Professor Wark joined the full-time faculty of The Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education in September 2001 after serving over seven years as an adjunct at New York University, York College and MCNY. She is a published author, as well as an award winning playwright. Her first full-length play, "An Appearance of Desire," was a finalist in The Eugene O'Neill National Playwriting Conference, as well as a finalist for a Jerome Foundation Grant. Additional plays include: "You Can't Get Uptown on the Downtown Train," "Our Lady of Stone," "Kvetching with the Virgin Mary," and "Screaming in the Wilderness"(for which she won an Edward Albee Fellowship). Her most recent plays, "Why D'Ya Make Me Wear This, Joe?" and "Vile Affections" have been recipients of a number of awards and grants. Dr. Wark is presently working on a novel entitled "The Violence of Gentle People."
Adele Weiner (BA, SUNY Binghamton; MSW, Adelphi University; PhD, State University of New Jersey, Rutgers) Ext. 2221
After many years as an associate dean of the Wurzweiler School of Social Work, Yeshiva University, Dr. Adele Weiner is returning to the classroom as a professor in Human Services. Her previous teaching experience has included undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs, including teaching at a maximum security prison and for the military. Since 1990, Dr. Weiner has been a research consultant for one of the oldest and largest HIV prevention outreach projects for streetwalking sex workers and other marginalized populations. Her research with this population has led to several publications, including a chapter in The Encyclopedia of Social Work and numerous presentations at national and international conferences. After seeing AIDS first hand in South Africa, Dr. Weiner and a colleague began working with collectives of weavers to market their crafts in the United States to help them become financially independent. This project expanded to Thailand following participation at the International World AIDS Conference in Bangkok.
Dr. Clyde Griffin, (BA and MA, Ohio State University; EdD, Teacher's College at Columbia University) , Ext. 2400
He originally joined the MCNY as a fulltime faculty member in 1983. Dr. Griffin holds an undergraduate degree in Romance languages and literature from Ohio State University, a masters in English as a second language, and a doctorate in linguistics and education from Teachers College, Columbia. His doctoral work included interdisciplinary studies in family literacy, therapist/client communication, and the design and implementation of teacher training programs.
Before coming to MCNY, Dr. Griffin taught in Nigeria as a Peace Corps Volunteer. He taught both English and French and also developed a community library and a local network of medical professionals. Upon his return to the U.S., he spent ten years teaching in independent schools, whose function is to prepare students for elite colleges in the United States. He was chairman of the foreign language department and taught courses in French, Spanish, Italian, and German, as well as in English literature and the humanities. As chairman, he was responsible for all administrative matters concerning the department as well as being responsible for the academic integrity of the program, which included the training of new teachers. Immediately before beginning his career at MCNY, he was a teacher trainer and part-time coordinator of the ESL program at Teachers College, Columbia.
At MCNY, Dr. Griffin served as the chair of Counseling and Leadership Development at Metropolitan College of New York for many years. He has been responsible for developing curriculum in self-assessment, groups, teaching, counseling, managing change, and in the liberal arts. He has also served as the director of the Advanced Standing Program, a program that awards college credit to students for their work experience and learning in the Field. During his tenure, Dr. Griffin has, in addition to teaching, worked in the field of human service to develop programs for abused and neglected adolescents. The program in which he worked at Edwin Gould Academy has become a national model for working with disturbed youth and has been recognized by both the Ford Foundation and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Frances Meyer, (BA, Fairmont University; MA, Elementary Education; ED.D. Teachers College) , Ext. 2436
Dr. Frances Meyer serves as Assistant Professor of Special Education in the Audrey Cohen School of Human Services and Education. Before joining MCNY, Dr. Meyer was the Director of Special Services at Westchester BOCES, Director of Academic Services and Principal at the Edwin Gould Academy, and most recently, a teacher trainer at Ramapo for Children. She holds NYS certifications in School District Administrator K-12, School Administrator & Supervisor K-12, Elementary School Principal, Teacher of Common Branches K-8, Teacher of Handicapped K-12, and School Counselor.
Jessica Zarian, (BA, MS and ED.D. St John's University) , Ext. 2406
Dr. Jessica Zarian is an Assistant Professor in the Master of Science in Education program, In the Audrey Cohen School of Human Services and Education. Before coming to MCNY, Dr. Zarian held the position as the Assistant Principal of The Academy Charter School in Hempstead, NY. Previously, she was an ESL classroom teacher and a data specialist for the New York City Department of Education. Dr. Zarian has NYS certifications in Childhood Education, ESL Education, School Building Leader and School District Leader.
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Not sure if this is a user, admin or bug report thing but I thought I'd start here to see if any other users are seeing this. I'm still trying to nail down exactly what is happening but several times now after clearing out a mailbox when I change to another mail box I get the "No results found" message even though I know there is mail in there, and sometimes it is even showing new messages in the folder view. So far I've only seen this on the web app (don't recall it happening w/ the desktop app but I haven't used that as much) and it only seems to happen after using the "right click -> Empty []" method of clearing a mailbox, I don't recall seeing it using the "select all -> delete" method. I should also note it doesn't happen all the time, and I haven't been able to figure out the exact situations in which it does though. I've tried switching to different mailboxes, tried the "get mail" and even switching to something else (like the calendar or documents) and then back to mail, but none of these seem to help. The only reliable way I've found to get the mail "back" is to log out and log back in and then everything is back to normal.
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I hope I'm posting this introduction in the correct forum. Anyway, I am an avid hunter,fisherman,and trapper here in Michigan. I have been hunting in quite a few different places, but I would have to say that since I started hunting Wyoming in the mid '90's I found that Wyoming is my favorite place to hunt. We love the western states. I hunt with my son, and my wife who loves to hunt Pronghorn.
I see a wealth of combined hunting experience is available on this site, and I hope to be able to learn even more as I read the forums. I hope to be able to contribute to this site as well. We are planning to hunt Wyoming again this fall...I plan to retire Sept. 30th, so that we can be sure to get out to Wyoming a little early for our hunt. We would like to stop again at Custer State Park in South Dakota for some fishing.
My goal is to get enough PP for Wy. Elk, I currently have 3 and will buy another this year. We do have an elk season in Michigan but its very difficult to draw a tag. I have been applying since the state started the elk draw 25 or 30 yrs ago!
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Bicycling and walking offer healthy and green alternatives to driving alone. If your job is too far, maybe consider bicycling or walking to meet your carpool or to your nearest bus stop or train station.
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Planning on Studying for Finals in the Library?
Planning on Studying for Finals in the Library?
Planning on Studying for Finals in the Library?
Here are things you should know:
- Extended library hours will start Friday, December 6th at 7:30am. The Orbach Science Library will be open 24 hours until Thursday, December 12th at midnight. Rivera Library will be open until 2 a.m every night. Service hours vary, so don't forget to check out the library hours page.
- Reserve your Group Study Rooms in advance! They are already filling up. The Rivera and Orbach Science Libraries also have walk-in rooms for group studying. Individuals are welcome to use these rooms, but they must leave when a group wishes to use it - see policy.
- Quiet study areas are available on the second floor of the Rivera Library, and the third floor of the Orbach Science Library. On these floors, audible cell phone/pager ringers should be off and conversation should be limited.
- Looking for an open computer in Rivera Library? Room 140, located on the first floor near the elevators, is now open for student use through Friday, December 13.
- Help keep the library clean and throw away your trash-- please follow guidelines for snacks and drinks.
- Scantrons and bluebooks can be purchased at both libraries during our service hours. We only accept cash for these sales.
- Have a reference question? Check out the many ways you can reach us, especially our 24/7 live chat service!
- The Campus Safety Escort Service will operate until 11:30pm Sunday to Thursday. For other hours, please call UCR police for an escort at 951-827-5222.
- Keep an eye out on our facebook fan page during finals week! We have been known to give out treats.
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MIDDLEBURG, Va. (WUSA9) -- Loudoun County authorities say a woman from Texas died in a crash in Middleburg on Friday.
Sheriff's office authorities say 2004 Porsche SUV was traveling westbound on Route 50 near Briar Patch Lane near Aldie, Va., at 2:24 p.m. when the vehicle crossed the center line and struck an eastbound 2013 Chrysler minivan occupied by six people.
Authorities tell us that 86-year-old Irene C. Ellisor of Huntsville, TX, who was sitting in the backseat and not wearing a seat belt, died at the scene.
The driver of the minivan remains in serious condition at Inova Fairfax Hospital, say authorities. A front seat passenger suffered serious injuries but has since been released from the hospital. Two other back row passengers were taken to Stone Springs Medical Center and a third backseat passenger was taken to the Cornwall Campus of Inova Loudoun Hospital.
Authorities say all the people in the minivan were adult females from Texas.
The driver of the SUV was taken to Stone Springs Medical Center and then transported to Inova Fairfax Hospital. She has since been released, according to authorities.
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Rail shipper group takes BNSF to task over URCS and revenue adequacy determinations
September 30, 2011
The Western Coal Traffic League (WCTL), a voluntary association comprised of consumers of coal produced from United States mines located west of the Mississippi River, filed a petition this week with the Department of Transportation's Surface Transportation Board (STB) requesting that the STB issue an order that would adjust the Uniform Railroad Costing System (URCS) of Class I railroad carrier BNSF Railway Company.
According to the STB, URCS is its railroad general purpose costing system that is used to estimate variable and total unit costs for Class I U.S. railroads. URCS only develops costs for U.S. Class I railroads.
This request by the WCTL would adjust the URCS for BNSF for 2010 and subsequent years, according to the STB. And the WCTL is asking the STB to declare that it exclude the write up in BNSF's net investment base attributable to the difference between the book value and the price that Berkshire Hathaway Inc. paid to acquire BNSF in 2010, as well as make corresponding changes in BNSF's annual URCS depreciation calculations.
Berkshire Hathaway paid roughly $34.5 billion for BNSF in a transaction that was made official in February 2010.
Consumers United for Rail Equity (CURE) a rail shipper concern, maintains that if BNSF has the right to inflate its asset base for regulatory purposes by a portion of the "premium" Berkshire paid to purchase all the stock of the railroad and take it private, it could spell higher rates for shippers served by BNSF.
"It is unfair and ridiculous to expect rail shippers to foot the bill for Berkshire Hathaway and the BNSF," said Glenn English, Chairman of CURE, in a statement. "This accounting maneuver could raise shipping rates even higher and is harmful to our country's coal, agriculture and manufacturing industries as well as a detriment to U.S. jobs and export growth."
In its petition with the STB, the WCTL said BNSF's write up would have significant detrimental effects on BNSF shippers that can bring rate cases before the STB because the write up would raise BNSF's variable costs, which in turn would raise the quantitative jurisdictional threshold for rate proceedings—rates that equal or exceed 180 percent of the carrier's variable costs.
The WCTL also noted that the write up would increase the maximum rates for shippers that are able to obtain maximum rate relief from the STB because BNSF's increased variable costs would translate into a higher rate floor.
BNSF said in the petition that the STB and its predecessor the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railroad Accounting Principles Board and the courts have often stated that "acquisition cost is an economically accurate measure of current market value," adding that WCTL has not presented evidence that or argument that merits a general proceeding to revisit the use of acquisition cost for URCS costing or any other regulatory purpose.
Anthony B. Hatch, principal of New York-based ABH Consulting told LM that BNSF is the only one of the seven Class I railroads that has been allowed to mark its assets for the market.
"Its cost base has been increased, whereas everything else kind of stays the same and has depreciated," said Hatch. "This makes things more accurate and it makes BNSF different than the other carriers. It is part of the strangeness of the vestige of the regulatory world that would be best solved by removing all the regulation."
What's more, Hatch noted that BNSF and all the other Class I railroads continue to make major capital investments despite indifferent traffic this year and an uncertain outlook for next year and are highly unlikely to have any type of huge cutbacks in capital expenditures. And in order to do that he said that railroads need to have projections of improved returns of which improved rates play a big role in.
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Creating a lighter, healthier you is a multi-step process. One of the most important steps, and the main focus of this section, is exercise. Here we explore everything from the benefits of exercise to how much and how often it is necessary to promote weight loss.
Vacations are one of the top things we look forward to every year and unfortunately, they can also be one of the top catalysts to exercise routine failure. However, working out while you're on vacation doesn't have to be a challenge. With a little planning and these helpful exercise tips, it can be really easy.
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Make sure you check the weather before you leave and pack your workout clothes accordingly. It's also a good idea to bring comfortable workout clothes with you too. The last thing you need are uncomfortable workout clothes when you're hundreds of miles away from home. Also, another good exercise tip while you're on vacation is to investigate the workout facilities in and around your hotel or the place you'll be staying at. Some hotels offer fitness classes, gyms and even walking programs. Also, check for nearby parks with jogging trails or local gyms with day passes.
Work out early, especially if you're normally an early riser
We're not telling you that you should get up at the crack of dawn, but it is a lot easier to work out earlier in the day so you don't miss out on all the fun stuff later. It helps to have everything laid out and ready to go in the morning—your clothes, shoes, iPod, headphones, water, etc. If your hotel has a fitness center then that's probably going to be your best bet since it's the most convenient option. You could also swim laps in the hotel pool or on the cruise ship, depending on where you are. Or maybe you like exercising outdoors and in that case, do a Google search and find the closest hiking or jogging trails to you.
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If you're on vacation with other people, offer to work out together and share your exercise tips with each other. Go for a jog with your sister or take a yoga class with your mother—the possibilities are endless. Everyone approaches working out differently so let go of some of your expectations about what you think a workout should look like and enjoy the time spent with your friends and family. Working out with others has many benefits. It provides social interaction, encouragement and motivation.
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No, this hay bale didn't just role off a passing truck and end up painted as a barn. Members of the Raising Ranchers 4-H Club decorated it as they celebrate National 4-H Week Oct. 1-7. All of the area 4-H clubs have decorated hay bales which are spread out through Phillips County. This barn is located at Lions Club Mini Park near the stoplight in Holyoke. All 4-H members will gather Sunday in Haxtun for the annual achievement program.
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Becoming Disciples through Bible Study at Franconia United Methodist Church
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Franconia United Methodist Church, 6037 Franconia Rd, Alexandria, invites you to attend our free Fall Bible Study, Disciple I, Becoming Disciples through Bible Study. BECOMING DISCIPLES THROUGH BIBLE STUDY is the foundation of the DISCIPLE Bible Study program. DISCIPLE assumes that the bible is the key to renewal in the church. It recognizes the human-divine nature of the Bible: The actual texts of Scripture were written by human beings like ourselves in their cultural settings, under the divine inspiration of God. DISCIPLE affirms that the canon was formed as it is in order for God to speak to us. BECOMING DISCIPLES THROUGH BIBLE STUDY gives equal time to both the Old and New Testament, emphasizing the wholeness of the Bible as the revelation of God. DISCIPLE aims at transformation, not just information, and calls on persons to submit themselves to examination by Scripture, to put themselves under the power of God's Word, and to be changed by God's Word. DISCIPLE invites persons to bring their experiences and struggles to the Scripture. All persons know something is amiss with their existence and yearn for the Word from God. BECOMING DISCIPLES THROUGH BIBLE STUDY uses biblical language and images and draws upon the work of scholars to aid understanding of the Bible. This study requires reading large portions of Scripture each week and is based on careful study and preparation. Groups will move through the biblical stories of Creation to the New Jerusalem. The titles of the sessions along with theme words; theme verses; and major persons, events, and topics will set the sequence of the biblical story in the minds of the participants. The principal Scripture for each session follows the chronological movement of the biblical story. This 34 week class starts on Tues Sept 18 at 7 PM. Contact Frank Cocuzzi at 703 971-5151 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Our website is http://www.franconiaumc.org. We're at the corner of Beulah and Franconia, next to Franconia Elementary School, on Fairfax Connector buses 231, 232, and 310.
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In my address book, I have the names of all the people I work with.
Each contact has two email addresses
1) home/private address
2) work address (we all have the same domain)
When I want to create an email contact group:
Click: New Contact Group
I do a search for our at work domain: widgetsRus.com
Then my 11 office mates contact email addresses appear on the right hand screen.
Since I'm creating an AtWork contact group, I only want our work email addresses in this group.
This is what I see on the right hand side (two emails addresses per contact, the work email addresses are all the 2nd entry)
- email@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- email@example.com
- email@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com
When I click on the <blah>@widgetsRus.com address, only their at home/private email address appears on the left, not the work address as expected. If I click on their private/at home address, that address get's moved to the left, but never the at work address
This also occurs, if I search for just one persons contact, both email address appear on the right, but I can not add the 2nd email address (the at work one in my case) to the contact group.
Clicking on the "Add All" gives me the same result, just the 1st email address listed for each contact.
It appears that adding contacts to a group contact in this manner only takes the 1st email address in the contact's entry.
I hope I've explained this clearly enough.
So, I can't seem to create a contact group with the work email addresses, only the at home. This is very bizarre.
Has anyone come across this issue and find a solution?
Zimbra Open Source Edition: 8.0.5.GA.5839.UBUNTU12.64 running on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS (server) real (not in a VM)
PS: I can add any email address by manually typing it in the "Or enter addresses below (comma separated)" box bottom right of screen. But the above method 'should' just work.


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Another Top-15 for Mears and GEICO Racing Team - Fontana
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Fontana, CA (March 24, 2013) –Casey Mears is coming off of a productive Bristol weekend where he finished 15th after recovering from crash damage that sent his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion all the way back to the 34th position. At a track where passing was at a premium, the Bakersfield, CA, native made it look easy. This week, Fontana offered Mears the opportunity to come back home and continue his strong run.
Mears quickly settled back into his California roots on Friday evening during NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying when he zipped around the two-mile racetrack in Fontana in just 38.886-seconds. His fast lap put him 11th on the starting grid and accounted for Germain Racing's best ever NASCAR Sprint Cup Series qualifying effort at the SoCal racing facility.
Bright skies and perfect temperatures welcomed race fans on Sunday. Prior to assuming his racing duties, Mears spent extensive time with four Marines from Camp Pendleton who were guests of the Armed Forces Foundation. After taking photos with them during pre-race, he climbed aboard his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion and aimed to continue the team's marked progress.
Rolling off of the starting grid 11th, Mears and his GEICO Fusion quickly fell victim to handling issues and suffered a loss of grip that heard him on the team radio frequency saying: "I'm way too loose; I'm sideways. I can't do anything." Crew chief Bootie Barker assured Mears that the situation would be rectified. Unfortunately, Mears began to free-fall through the field before landing all the way down in 27th.
Lap 28 offered relief as the first caution flag of the day was displayed for a David Stremme spin, affording Mears the opportunity to visit pit road. The Germain Racing pit crew worked efficiently and after supplying the #13 GEICO Fusion with four fresh tires and a full tank of Sunoco racing fuel, they returned Mears to the racing surface one position to the good in 26th. The pit crew worked feverishly throughout the entire race, gaining positions on nearly every pit stop. Mears openly complimented the crew often over the team radio and they collectively worked to put the GEICO Fusion in position to return to the front of the field.
As the race wore down, Mears made steady progress and ran solidly in the top 20. After a Clint Bowyer spin with just 15 laps remaining in the advertised distance, Mears brought his #13 GEICO Ford Fusion to the attention of his pit crew for the final visit of the afternoon. They quickly provided him with four tires and fuel and placed the outcome in his hands. The GEICO driver restarted 18th with just eleven laps to go and wasted little time in cutting through the field. When the checkered flag closed 400-miles of racing, Casey Mears and his GEICO team recorded a 15th place finish, marking their third top 15 effort in the previous four weeks.
"We have such a great group of guys and we fought hard all afternoon to get this #13 GEICO Ford Fusion where we needed it to be," Mears said after climbing from his car. "We just never quit and we slowly were able to get this thing headed in the right direction. Also, the Germain pit crew did an exceptional job today and that helped a lot as we tried to gain positions. I can't thank GEICO, Germain Racing and Ford enough for their great support of our program. Today was a true team effort that showed how resilient our guys are and how hard they work."
With consistency as a virtue, Mears jumps one spot in the Driver Points to 21st and sits only three points removed from the top 20. Team owner Bob Germain remains 23rd in the Owner Point standings, but now rests just five points behind Rick Hendrick who owns the 20th position.
Next week, the Germain Racing team will get to enjoy their first weekend off in the 2013 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. After enjoying a break, they will return to action in Martinsville, VA, on April 7th.
Mears and the #13 GEICO Ford Fusion will hit the track at Martinsville Speedway for the opening practice session on Friday, April 5th, at 12:00 PM (EDT). Qualifying will follow at 3:40 PM (EDT).
The STP Gas Booster 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race is on Sunday, April 7th, and it will be televised live on FOX beginning at 1:00 PM (EDT). The Motor Racing Network (MRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
To learn more about the GEICO Racing program, please visit: www.caseymearsracing.com
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I'm working on a Network Edition version 4.5.4 trial on RHEL4, 64-bit, default ext3 filesystems.
Through the admin web interface, I set up a secondary volume with default settings: 30 days, compress over 4096 bytes.
The default /opt/zimbra/store is part of the /opt filesystem, and I created /opt/zimbra/store3 in a separate lvm partition. It's called store3 because previously, I had confused myself too much with an /opt/zimbra/store2 in the /opt partition, never actually stored any messages there, and successfully deleted it.
I went into the HSM tab and fired off "Start HSM Session."
Messages appeared to move from the primary to the secondary fine. Disk usage went down on primary, up on secondary, and I see files being created in the hash tree.
However, aggregate disk space did not go down.
Poking through the drectory hierarchy, I see a lot of large messages in uncompressed form. I can't immediately find any that were in fact compressed.
I go into the GUI to check the progress. It says "completed" but the little green progress bar showed only about 75% done.
After watching vmstat/iostat/top for a while to convince myself that there wasn't still something going on in the background, I hit "Start HSM Session" again.
That returned immediately, reporting "completed" but the green progress bar is only 5% or so along. "Last HSM session was started on 4/6/2007 7:25 AM and ended on 4/6/2007 7:25 AM."
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Boys roundup: Capital shades GW at buzzer
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Freshman Miguel Bays hit a short jump shot on the baseline with four seconds left to lift host Capital over George Washington 36-35 Wednesday night in a Class AAA boys high school basketball matchup.
George Washington senior guard Luke Eddy, who finished with a game-high 16 points, put a shot from just inside halfcourt at the buzzer, but missed. The Patriots (0-1) tied the game in the fourth quarter, then the teams traded baskets until Bays' winning shot.
"Right now we're happy about any wins we can get,'' said Capital veteran coach Carl Clark. "The kids fought real hard. They had a tough game Monday with Huntington [a 69-57 loss].''
Freshman Tyhree Pratt netted nine points to pace the Cougars (1-1) and Carrington Morris contributed eight points and six steals.
Capital and GW are both rebuilding this year.
"It just depends on how well the kids respond to the things we're trying to teach them,'' Clark said.
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Third Generation
When I was a child, our county harvest fair was almost better than Christmas. It certainly provided the sweetness in the bittersweet emotions I struggled with as school started and the lazy freedom of summer ended. I'd completely forgotten about this childhood pleasure until last year when several friends and colleagues talked about the fun they'd had at the San Mateo County Fair.
Activities for a Diverse Community
The 2011 San Mateo County Fair, a herald of summer rather than a harbinger of fall, takes place from June 11 through 19. The fair website advertises carnival rides, bands like The Four Tops, contests ranging from cooking to writing, and much more. This year, I won't miss such a festive way of ushering in the summer.
An Historical Haunt for Local Writers
The San Francisco/Peninsula branch of the California Writer's Club, founded by Jack London in 1909, will have a booth at the fair. Today's members are as spirited as London and his cronies were at the turn of the century and their new anthology of poetry and short stories, Fault Zone: Words from the Edge, is as absorbing as London's classic "To Build a Fire." Writer's Club members will also appear at the Belmont Library on Tuesday, July 26 at 7:00 pm for a public reading and book-selling as part of our adult summer reading program.
Remembrance of Things Past, Celebration of Things Present
There is comfort in the continuity of traditions such as the County Fair, in civic enterprises such as the Public Library, and in longstanding organizations such as the California Writers Club. Join your community this summer at the fair, library or both, and enjoy a host of local writers entertaining us at the dawn of the twenty-first century just as they did at the dawn of the twentieth century.
Photo credit: Nicki Dugan (TheNickster)
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Even though Kathleen B. is a third generation immigrant, the passion for life-long education has not worn off. The public library embodies this ideal in an arena that invites engagement from all ages, ethnicities, and social classes.


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Meyco Mesh Safety Covers
Frequently Asked Questions:
How does the cover secure down to my pool?
– 3/4" holes are drilled with a masonry drill bit (not included) and the brass anchors are tapped into the holes. Then using the installation tool, the cover is stretched over to the anchor and secured down.
What types of anchors are included?
– Meyco's time-tested spring-loaded brass "Pop-Up" anchoring system.
What is the warranty on the cover?
– The covers is backed by a 12 year warranty.
What is included with the cover?
- Anchoring system, stainless steel buckles and protective cover springs, installation tool, and heavy-duty storage bag are included.
I don't have a concrete or wood deck. What cover can I use?
– Please speak with our Custom Sales department.
What happens if I don't meet the 3 safety requirements and still purchase the cover?
– The warranty is void. Manufacturer will be able to determine from wear on cover.


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Made it per recipe with addition of chopped green pepper in ground beef. Apparently, we do NOT like A1 steak sauce, because this flavor took over the whole dish and no one liked it. Looked very nice though. May try with taco seasoning instead.
This one was just okay. A little too heavy for my taste. The kids really like it though.


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Just recently updated an office to osx mavericks. One user since then has had an issue with Calendar. The delegates constantly refresh, and the list is different every time. If I try and select a delegate it will appear on the calendar for a few seconds then disappear. I tried with a different user on the same machine and it works fine. I have tried deleting the cache of the calendar and also deleting and recreating the account multiple times.
Any idea what is causing this issue?


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Yiddish slang meaning "gimmick" that has come to mean "someone's signature behavior." In the 1940's, Jewish comedians in the Catskills referred to their comedy routines as their schtick.
"Joey's schtick is talking too loud."
লিখেছেন- Mambo Jambo 1 de ফেব্রুয়ারি de 2004
presentation or sales pitch, from yiddish slang, implying phoniness or slickness, lack of substance with focus on style.
Grandma Zeidel gave her usual shtick for serving take-out for dinner instead of cooking, claiming that her oven was broken and the cleaning lady forgot to do the dishes again.
লিখেছেন- S.D. Sarvas 31 de জানুয়ারি de 2004
a routine. This could refer to a number of different things, but generally refers
to a type of comic routine.
Yiddish origin.
to a type of comic routine.
Yiddish origin.
I saw Don Rickles in an interview about
Toy Story 2 and he was performing the same old schtick, but he still was really funny.
Toy Story 2 and he was performing the same old schtick, but he still was really funny.
লিখেছেন- G Canis 26 de জানুয়ারি de 2004
Some's schtick is their patter, their sales pitch, their routine. It can also simply be something that person is interested him.
"I see Jim Carey's still trying to get by with that funny-face schtick..."
লিখেছেন- Iain Cooper 25 de জানুয়ারি de 2004
the party piece of an entertainer, patter, German - stueck. Enters English from Yiddish
singing is not my schtick
লিখেছেন- klidenengro 4 de ফেব্রুয়ারি de 2004
a routine or special ability, appears in the game Toon. examples are flight and hypnosis
buggie's schtick is hilarious, that or flying
লিখেছেন- soothsayer 9 de জুলাই de 2004
1.A girl who is slightly chubby but cute.
2. The border between a fat girl and a cute girl, while maintaining cuteness.
2. The border between a fat girl and a cute girl, while maintaining cuteness.
Damn! That girl is schtick. Look at those curves.
লিখেছেন- Bigbluehernia 1 de জানুয়ারি de 2009


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|Hospital board gets look at budget draft
|Written by Chris Lee
East Phillips County Hospital District Board members looked at the preliminary draft of the 2013 budget during their regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 23.
CFO Greg Was said the board will look at the final piece of work during next month's meeting.
Was said looking from the projected 2012 to the preliminary 2013 budget there is an expected increase in net revenue. Was said this is partially due to them looking forward and hoping to hire some new physicians.
With a new doctor beginning next July and hopefully one or two others, salaries and wages have taken a big jump in next year's budget.
Was also added there will be an increase in supplies due to inflationary increases as well as increase in volumes.
Purchase services is another increase largely due to NextGen fees.
"I know this is just a preliminary go-through of the budget, but we will have the final package and full presentation at our next budget meeting," Was said.
Board introduced to new practitioner
Family Nurse Practitioner Dixie Ishee, who was recently hired, was introduced to board members during last week's meeting.
"Happy to be in Holyoke and anxious to get started seeing patients," Ishee said.
She has spent three weeks going through orientation and following the current providers around.
"I should be ready to go within the next week or so," she added. "Very excited about it."
"I'm certainly happy to have Dixie here," MMH administrator John Ayoub said. "She's a breath of fresh air and she's a wonderful personality and excellent provider. I think she's going to do really well here for our clinic and our community."
Administrator reports activity
Ayoub reported Dr. Ted Lin's last day will be Nov. 21 as he is going to be taking advantage of some other opportunities.
In addition, Dr. Jeremy Drechsler was in Holyoke for a four-day stint in October and was planning to be back out this week. Ayoub said he has interacted well with staff members and feels he will step in nicely to help fill Lin's position.
Ayoub also noted he has been in some really good communication with a female physician and thought they were on the right track to hiring her as a full-time physician. As of last Tuesday's meeting, nothing was set in stone but Ayoub felt if all went well, and the new physician would begin working Monday, Nov. 19.
"I am cautiously optimistic that things are going to go well and we should have a provider by the next board meeting," Ayoub added.
Ayoub also updated board members on some specialty clinic providers and said things seem to be moving well.
The administrator said Next-Gen seems to be the biggest thing the hospital is working with. He noted they have a top 20 list of things they are working on. "For the most part, things are going well from what I've heard and what I've seen," Ayoub said. "I certainly don't want to try and fool you and say that it's all hunky-dory." He added any time an organization implements something of this magnitude, there are going to be issues.
He also noted there have not been any incidents that have affected patient care and there is a good team working on the implementation.
Ayoub said the annual flu clinic was successful. Flu shots were given at a reduced price over four days. A total of over 300 vaccinations were given. He also noted 87 percent of the hospital employees had been vaccinated and they were still working on finishing them up.
After a successful year of working with LPN students from Northeastern Junior College last year, MMH will again partner to bring students to Holyoke to gain experience.
Ayoub said of the 34 rotations performed last year, MMH hired three of them following their graduation.
The administrator said MMH is planning to hold a first responder class for those interested in joining the Holyoke Emergency Medical Services. The class begins Nov. 26 and there were 12 people signed up as of last Tuesday.
Ayoub also praised the HHS volleyball team for their contribution following their annual pink out game. The money will help provide mammograms to those women who may not be able to afford it.
Some recent power outages also caused some issues with the hospital's CT scanner. Ayoub said they were hoping to have it back up and running last Wednesday morning. When the power was tripped, the time between the outage and the time the hospital's generator started up was too much for the scanner.
Other business
In other business Oct. 23, board members:
—approved credentialing for Peter Webb, Byron Barksdale, Alvin Armstrong, Lorin Brandon, Scott Hayden, Cecilia Hirsch, Mark Howshar, Paul Hurst, Brian S. Lyle, David Reed, James Wolach and Gary Rath.
—reviewed results of the 2012 employee engagement and pride survey.
—held a 24-minute executive session for negotiations.
—noted the next board meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. The date was changed due to some board members not being able to attend on Nov. 27.
Holyoke Enterprise November 1, 2012


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Access Services (5th floor) - The Access Services Department manages Circulation and Interlibrary Loan services. The Circulation staff assist patrons by checking materials in and out of the library, searching for holdings, maintaining the reserve collection, ensuring that library materials are shelved in proper order, and answering basic questions about the library. At the request of VMI cadets and faculty, Interlibrary Loan staff borrow research materials not owned by Preston Library from other libraries in Virginia and the United States.Government Publications (650 level) - Preston Library maintains a selective federal depository of government publications. The collection includes materials from the departments of Commerce, Defense, Interior, Labor, State, and others. Government publications received after 1999, are listed in the library catalog and may be checked out at the Circulation Desk. Questions regarding government information are handled by the depository librarian during reference hours.
Media Services (4th floor) - The Media Services Department provides services dealing with audio/visual materials, including: reserving AV materials for rental or purchase, loaning AV equipment for classroom use, videotaping, editing, photography, satellite broadcast to cabled classrooms on post, duplication of video and audio tapes for academic use, dry-mounting and laminating, and reference guidance for AV software and equipment rentals and purchases. Service requests must be made with as much advance notice as possible.
Reference (5th floor) - The Reference Department coordinates library instruction, works with library patrons conducting research, and is available to answer more detailed research and general interest questions. Members of this department work with instructors to coordinate the use of library resources and with students on research projects.
Technical Services (4th floor) - The Technical Services Department manages the acquisition and cataloging of library materials.
VMI Archives (4th floor) - The Archives manages the Institute's historic official records, manuscripts, photographs, 19th century alumni biographical and genealogical information. Rare books and other rare materials are located in the VMI Archives.


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Altman Easy Latch Install - Quit Slammin' Your DoorsWritten by on December 6, 2010 Upgrade Those OE Latches With Safe, Secure Altman Easy Latches
Having played with old cars and trucks for most of my life (I built my first, a '48 Ford at 14 years old) and used a variation of the safety door latch assembly in the vast majority of them over the decades. And now that I'm finally turning my sights to my latest classic truck project I decided to go that route with this one as well. Only this time I'm going to utilize a complete, model-specific, latch and installation kit rather than a generic pair of latches and home-brewed attaching and actuating hardware.
With the chassis for my '57 Chevy about buttoned up I recently turned my attention to the body-specifically the cab to start. A few weeks ago I received my first of many shipments of sheetmetal repair parts from LMC Truck and soon after that a safety door latch kit from Trique Manufacturing. But, it was Trique's door latch upgrade that I was excited to tackle first. What I really like about the Altman Easy Latch Kit is that it's a complete vehicle-specific bolt-on safety door latch kit for classics that allows you to retain your exterior door handles, interior door handles, and your exterior door lock cylinders. The kit comes with your choice of stainless steel or plain steel jam plates. Each kit comes with stainless steel striker bolts and everything you need to complete the installation. Detailed instructions with pictures, templates, and all necessary hardware including striker bolt plates or blocks. The kit doesn't include door handles or lock cylinders but those I sourced through LMC.
Anyway, if you're anything like me, and like the security and peace of mind afforded by safety latches over decades-old worn OE latch assemblies you may well want to follow along and see how quick and easy this upgrade is.
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In my case the pickup cab is pretty much stripped bare and my doors removed for a bit of bodywork-so the latch kit installation was done with the doors on a parts stand rather than on the truck itself. Not that it matters though, as Trique has done their homework and made the installation a breeze either way.Here's what I started with-a pair of vintage '57 Chevy pickup doors. The OE latches were serviceable but with 52 years of use and abuse they were worn out to say the least.After muscling the doors up onto my parts stands the first step was the removal of the inside door handles and window cranks. Next came the inner door panels-which ended up easier said than done.The Phillips-head screws that hold the panels to the doors had rusted themselves nice and tightly to the doors and a regular screwdriver wasn't much in the way of help.A liberal dousing with penetrant, some time to let it soak, and my trusty impact driver finally made quick work of screw removal. I was then able to remove the upper door panels from the body of the doors. Next, I rolled up the door glass to gain entry to the door's innards and began the disassembly.A bit more penetrant and help from my impact driver made quick work of removing the latch screws. Thankfully the handle mechanism retaining screws were a bit more cooperative, and I was able to remove them from the doors and disconnect the actuator arms from the latches.
With the original latch and actuators out of the way I then laid the mounting plates from the kit onto the door and the upper trim panels over them to see how they lined up in relation to the OE latch assemblies. By the way, the mounting plates are nicely polished stainless steel-the white you see here is just a protective wrap to keep them from getting scratched during assembly.OK, with disassembly behind me it was time to sit down and read the instructions supplied with the kit. Unlike what I'm sometimes predisposed to do I made sure to read them first rather than after I got stuck like I'd normally do-mainly because this installation requires cutting the door body. That said, the instructions are pretty darn clear and the cutting wasn't that harrowing an experience. The starting point for the measurements is the mounting hole pictured here at the center right of the image.As you can see, I found the center of the aforementioned mounting hole and began the measuring from there, making sure to follow the dimensions in the instructions carefully and marking the doors with a felt-tip marker.With the portion of the door bodies to be removed all marked, I then removed the outside door handles from both doors.Next came the only nerve-racking part of the whole deal-cutting the doors. It's actually not difficult but whenever I'm doing something that requires cutting up a perfectly good part of a truck or car I tend to be a bit apprehensive.The use of a cutoff wheel is highly recommended for removing the door pieces as you're cutting because there are portions of the window run channels behind the sheetmetal, and there's not much in the way of space between the channels and the sections of door being removed-so use a light touch and take your time.
After attaching the plate/latch assemblies to the doors I then reinstalled the outside door handles and tripped the latches a few times to make sure all was well before proceeding to the next step.The next step was to connect the new latches to the OE door latch actuators and the actuators back onto the doors.As you can see here the latches have two holes drilled into the release arms. Since the actuator is forward and not much higher than the latches I chose to mount the actuator arms to the lower of the two holes. This ensures that when the door handle is turned the actuator arm pulls the latch lever forward and up to release the latch.Once I'd mounted the actuator to the door body I just measured the actuator arm to the lower mounting hole on the latch lever and drilled new attaching holes. A pair of 1/4-20 screws and self-locking nuts were then used to attach the arms to the latches so that they were snug, but loose enough to rotate on the screws so they don't bind.And here ya have it-the new latch assemblies mounted to the doors. At the time I'd ordered my latch kit I wasn't aware that Trique offers replacement upper door panels as well. I figured I'd figure a way to refit my original panels after the doors were reinstalled and operational-you may want to check out those optional panels though since it will save an afternoon's worth of time and effort in the long run.The final assembly steps are the removal of the OE striker assemblies and the assembly and installation of the new ones. The best bet is to initially install the striker plates in the neutral or center position as you'll need to do a bit of fine-tuning to get the latches to operate smoothly and the door gaps and depth correct.
And there you have it an almost complete step-by-step install of Trique Manufacturing's Altman Easy Latch kit.


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City of Carrollton Partnered with Habitat for Humanity; Looking to Grow Momentum
On Saturday, December 14, the City of Carrollton worked in conjunction with Dallas Habitat's A Brush with Kindness Program to provide home repair to 2418 Briarwood Lane, located in Rhoton Park Neighborhood. Repairs included siding replacement, soffit replacement, and painting. A Brush with Kindness is Dallas Area Habitat's home repair program that provides exterior repairs for existing low-income homeowners who reside in neighborhoods where Dallas Habitat is building new homes. The program provides a way for existing homeowners to participate in the transformation of their neighborhood. In addition to City volunteers, St. Andrews Christian Church acted as the volunteer group for this project. The City of Carrollton is looking for businesses, church groups, and individuals who would like to help grow this momentum and partner with the City to help with painting and construction for more volunteer home repair projects. For more information, contact Tanya Ferencak, Sr. Community Development Specialist, at 972-466-5742.
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If you're a meeting room owner about to start the conference call for your meeting, it's easy to set the call so that all meeting participants join the call muted. In this case, only the meeting room owner's voice can be heard on the call, until other participants unmute themselves.
In addition, room owners now have the flexibility to turn video on or off for the call when they start the call, rather than having a single setting per meeting room.
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Hello, Zimbra people.
Despite the fact that several Calendars are in use on our Zimbra server, the commandreturns nothing (not even warnings or errors).Code:
zmprov -v GetAllCalendarResources
Oher zmprov commands seem to work OK, including "zmprov GetAllAccounts" and "zmprov GetAllDomains".
The commandreturns a bunch of XML (see attached TXT file) that seems to indicate a successful query, with no data returned. But I can see plenty of calendar data in the web GUI, for all users. It looks like I'm either not using the command correctly, or it is as yet unimplemented at this time.Code:
zmprov -vd GetAllCalendarResources
A forum search for "GetAllCalendarResources" produced nothing. Has anyone else tried to use this command?
Thanks in advance,


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12 Houstonians make Forbes's richest Americans list
See the 12 Houstonians and a few famous Texans who made Forbes' annual list.
By Compiled by Dan X. McGraw
39. Richard Kinder
No. 77 Dannine Avara
No. 77 Scott Duncan
No. 270 Milane Frantz
No. 77 Jeffery Hildebrand
No. 77 Randa Williams
No. 193 John Arnold
No. 222 Dan Friedkin
No. 235 Tilman Fertitta
No. 273 Robert McNair
No. 273 Fayez Sarofim
No. 342 Joe Jamail
No. 296 Drayton McLane
No. 25 Michael Dell
No. 222 Mark Cuban
No. 166 Jerry Jones