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I have Zimbra Desktop 2.0 and it set up two Zimbra accounts.
Now I have the problem that I have the second account does not have Zimbra
able to write emails, or answer new.
If I want to create a new mail will open a new window
but this is grayed out with a ban on the oak drawing cursor.
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· 1,825 college students between the ages of 18 and 24 die from alcohol-related unintentional injuries, including motor vehicle crashes*
· About 25 percent of college students report academic consequences of their drinking including missing class, falling behind, doing poorly on exams or papers, and receiving lower grades overall*
· More than 150,000 students develop an alcohol-related health problem and between 1.2 and 1.5 percent of students indicate that they tried to commit suicide within the past year due to drinking or drug use*
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· 50.7 percent of college students reported using marijuana at least once during their lifetime**
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Re: Obama/Congress Traitors to Privacy, Assembly, Due Process
Amidst the paper trail, there was even the threat of assassination of OWS leaders by sniper fire. By whom and where you may ask? Sorry. Redacted!
that particular paper trail was about some rightwing gun nuts in the general public threatening some occupiers who were planning a protest. see here: http://correntewire.com/comment/214521#comment-214521
you can read the original documents for yourself here: http://www.justiceonline.org/commentary/fbi-files-ows.html#documents
The Occupy movement is a peaceful organization. But to the FBI it is a "terrorist threat."
well, some of the occupiers were posting on the internet about shooting police officers, and we have occupy oakland as another example, so while most occupiers wanted to be peaceful, that's not true of all of them.
an index of all the ows foia documents is here: http://www.justiceonline.org/commentary/index-of-document-productions.html
the fbi "sniper" file hasn't yet been added to the index, so possibly there are other foia releases that haven't yet been added either. updates are here: http://www.justiceonline.org/our-work/ows-foia.html
yes, the obama administration has been, and continues to be, terrible when it comes to dissenters, and the president and all his minions rightly deserved to be called to account for that. keep up the good work on that!


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Cyclones Participate In Charity Wiffle Ball Game
ANKENY, Iowa – Members of the Iowa State women's basketball team took a swing for a good cause yesterday in Ankeny. Jadda Buckley, Nikki Moody and Brynn Williamson participated in a celebrity wiffle ball game to help raise money for an all-inclusive playground at the Miracle League Park.
The event was sponsored by HyVee, who also fielded a team to play against the celebrities. Team HyVee started off the game strong with a 6-0 lead, but a stellar bottom of the fifth evened the score, 6-6. However, team HyVee would pull away with the win, 7-6. All three Cyclones recorded hits, with Williamson scoring a run.
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Next steps in the map (hopefully tommorrow):
1) water texture. I may make some sort of wave brush with a scatter effect, and go the easy route. Otherwise i'll try some creative filter use
2) finish up the mountains/hills
3) find a good way to texture jungle
4) same as 3), but for deserts
5) figure out how to do cities. I've done a combination of different circular-shapes, but none of them turned out how I liked them.
and of course, everything still has to be named, and backstory/culture written. Staying away from language etc, since this is my first shot at this and I don't exactly consider myself an expert since I only speak two languages (English, and bad English).


text: On the run: How the Pirate Bay founders dodged Swedish justice Business 04 October 12 by Cyrus Farivar Andie Nordgren/Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0 On 17 April 2009, the four Swedish men behind file-sharing hub The Pirate Bay (TPB)-Fredrik "tiamo" Neij, Peter "brokep" Sunde, Gottfrid "anakata" Svartholm Warg, and their original financial backer Carl Lundström -- were found guilty of aiding copyright infringement. A Swedish trial court ordered them each to serve a year in prison and to pay a collective fine of 30 million Swedish kroner (£2.8 million).They appealed the verdict. In 2010, a Swedish appellate court reduced their prison sentences to between four and ten months each; however, their collective fine was increased to 46 million Swedish kroner (£4.3 million).They appealed again. In February 2012, the Swedish Supreme Court declined to hear the case, effectively ending the legal battle in Sweden, but the government had a tough time enforcing its judgment.The case hasn't scuttled The Pirate Bay, which just celebrated its ninth anniversary. It hasn't put anyone inside a jail cell (though Lundström did do a few months of monitored house arrest). And it hasn't resulted in full payment of the judgment, which has now increased to 76 million Swedish kroner (£7million) due to fines, fees, and accruing interest. It hasn't even kept the four inside Sweden -- each of the men eventually left the country, with three of them moving outside the European Union altogether.Still, Swedish authorities remain confident that the judgment-at least the jail time-will some day be served."As far as I know, everyone when I was a prosecutor has been forced to serve their time, sooner or later," Håkan Roswall, the chief prosecutor in the Pirate Bay trial, told Ars. "I have no doubt whatsoever that every one of those four will serve their sentence."Even if that's true, how did this fearsome foursome manage to evade the full force of the judgment against them for so long?Carl Lundström Carl Lundström is, in many ways, the odd duck of the group, although he provided a crucial role in birthing The Pirate Bay. When he was younger, Lundström inherited money from his father, who had founded a well-known Swedish crisp bread company called Wasabröd. In 1982, when the company was sold, Lundström received millions of Swedish kroner. He has since used that money to fund right-wing extremist political groups and has founded Rix Telecom/Port 80. That organisation initially sold co-location space to PRQ -- the company which hosted The Pirate Bay when the site was raided in 2006, and again just this week (PRQ was founded by Neij and Svartholm Warg, although they no longer have any connection to the company). As the site took off, Lundström provided servers and bandwidth to get a piece of the action -- which eventually led to him being named as a defendant in the Pirate Bay trial.Peter Sunde told Ars that he and the other two defendants had essentially disassociated themselves from Lundström. "I have no connection with Lundström at all -- we have very different political ideals, so we have nothing to talk about," he wrote in an email. "Also, he has no real connection to TPB, which makes me very annoyed that he's part of the whole case." (None of the four responded to requests to speak about their own legal cases.)After the trial, Lundström paid 233,000 Swedish kroner (£21,000) -- a tiny fraction of the total amount owed. Earlier this year, the "Wasabröd millionaire" spent his four-month sentence under house arrest in the Swedish city of Göteborg while wearing an "electronic tag" and performing community service. He then left the country and now lives in Rapperwil, Switzerland, just southeast of Zurich.In September 2012, the Swedish newspaper Ny Teknik ("New Technology") reported (Google Translate) that Lundström had filed for personal bankruptcy in Switzerland.The move has been greeted with at least some skepticism because of previous reporting that Lundström once attempted to hide 20 million kroner (£2 million) in a trust in Lichtenstein, one known as the "Tilbert Stiftung" (Tilbert Foundation). Lundström was eventually revealed as one of three Swedes involved with the 2008 Lichtenstein tax affair. As a result, Ny Teknik added, the Swedish Tax Agency forced him to pay a fine of nearly two million Swedish kroner (£215,000) in 2010.Swiss authorities are set to complete a financial inventory on Lundström this autumn. The local Swiss bankruptcy investigator in Rapperswil, Heiner Scheuble, told Ars that Lundström filed for bankruptcy back in May 2012. Scheuble declined on privacy grounds to answer questions about whether Lundström had assets in Switzerland or if his office had been contacted by Swedish authorities. He did tell Ny Teknik that it was within his mandate to determine if Lundström had hidden or removed any assets, but that so far he had not found any "indication" of financial evasion.While Lundström paid at least a portion of the money owed and served his house arrest, he was an exception -- the other three defendants have so far avoided doing either.Fredrik Neij While Lundström's name pops up every so often in Swedish media, Fredrik Neij has been one of the more elusive characters in the Pirate Bay saga. A few years ago, Neij packed up for southeast Asia and set up shop in Laos. In the following two years, Neij met and married a Thai woman; the couple now has two children with a third on the way. Recent Facebook photos of Neij and his family indicate that he is still living in the region (his Facebook profile says his home is in Bangkok, the Thai capital).While moving halfway across the world might seem like an obvious way for Niej to shirk his legal and financial obligations, Jonas Nilsson, Niej's attorney back in Göteborg, told Ars recently that this isn't the case."He moved there before the court case started in Stockholm, so he didn't try to get away from his responsibilities as fast as he could," he said. When asked why Neij has not returned to Sweden to serve his time and pay his fine, Nilsson did not know. "I can't answer that question," he said. "That's a question for Mr. Neij." Attempts to reach Neij by email, Facebook, and through Nilsson all went unanswered.In June 2012, Nilsson filed an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg, France on behalf of both Fredrik Neij and Peter Sunde. Nilsson argued that under the European Convention on Human Rights, his clients' right to freedom of expression under Article 10 had been violated by the Pirate Bay judgment. "Just spreading information cannot be a crime," Nilsson said."Everyone has the right to freedom of expression," Article 10 states. "This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers." That same article includes this caveat, however: "The exercise of these freedoms, since it carries with it duties and responsibilities, may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions, or penalties as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society…"Regardless of what happens in the case, the ECHR does not have the power to overturn the decisions of any EU member state. The final Pirate Bay ruling, as decided by the Swedish appeals court, will stand no matter what. So what's the point of sending an appeal to Strasbourg?The hope, Nilsson explained, is that if the court agrees to hear the case and if it rules in his clients' favour, then a formal rebuke might be filed against Sweden, which might also include financial damages payable to his client. Such a rebuke, Nilsson hopes, could pave the way for an entirely new trial."It could be that we can attack the Swedish verdict, and through another system, get another verdict, but not change the old verdict," he said.The chances of this happening are remote, but Nilsson remains hopeful. "I am an optimist. We think the court will take up the case," he said. "Hopefully [we will know] before the end of next year, but that isn't sure."In the meantime, the Swedish government is stepping up its pressure on Neij. Last month, Swedish media reported (Google Translate) that Neij had submitted a document dated 6 August 2012 to the Swedish Embassy in Bangkok, protesting the revocation of his passport, something the Swedish government seems to have done earlier in the year. The Swedish Embassy in Thailand did not respond to our request for additional information."We have appealed the decision to take back his passport, [but] we don't have a final decision yet," Nilsson told me.Nilsson and Neij have argued that the criminal sentence is not serious enough to merit the revocation of Neij's passport, and they say he needs to be at his wife's side for the birth of their third child."The children were born in the hospital on the Thai side of the border, where since birth they have received all necessary medical treatment," Neij wrote in his appeal. "The reasons for this are primarily dictated by the standard of care and hygiene. As a result the family needs to occasionally cross the border for medical care and as a result of the pregnancy." As Neij tries to retain his passport and rope the ECHR into his case, rights holders have continued their own attempts to collect cash from him. Swedish movie studio Yellow Bird recently tried to have Neij declared bankrupt. That would put all of his remaining finances in a trusteeship -- some or all of which could be paid out to Yellow Bird -- and Neij would be barred from starting any new businesses in Sweden. Read page 2 12 Read on one page Latest on wired.co.uk


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The videotape, aired Wednesday on the Arab al-Jazeera television network, has two voiceovers, one purportedly from bin Laden, and the other from his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahri. A CIA official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said agency analysts have determined that al-Zawahri's voice is authentic.
But the technical analysis of the section with bin Laden's voice is inconclusive, the official said. The analysis will continue, but the official acknowledged the CIA may not be able to make a final determination.
In speaking, al-Zawahri mentions the war in Iraq, which suggests it was recorded sometime since the fighting started in March. The voice purported to be bin Laden's speaks only of some of the Sept. 11 hijackers but makes no reference to more recent events.
U.S. intelligence officials said the tape is regarded as al-Qaida propaganda aimed at capitalizing on the Sept. 11 anniversary. Such messages let the network's rank-and-file know the leadership is still viable, officials said.
Officials also said messages from al-Qaida leaders sometimes presage an attack.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) - Three adults were shot and one seriously injured at a BP gas station in the 4400 block of Benning Rd. NE on Tuesday night, according to a spokesman for MPD.
We are told the shooter got into a dispute with the clerk at the gas station, left the station, returned and began shooting. The three who were shot were bystanders.
Police were called to the scene for the report of a shooting at 7:28 p.m. They found the three adult victims, one female, two males. One of the men has serious life-threatening injuries. The other man and woman were injured. All the victims are expected to survive.
Police are looking for a suspect described as a black male, approximately 6 feet tall with long dreds and a dark three-quarter length jacke.
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Middle Eastern lentils and rice with blackened onions
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- Medium
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- Serves 4
At its simplest, this traditional Lebanese dish is made with lentils, rice, onion and water. I have added spices. The onions should be cooked really well with lots of blackened, crunchy bits. To make a creamy, thickened yoghurt, drain through a colander or sieve lined with muslin or a new Chux kitchen cloth.
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- 6 tbsp olive oil
- 6 onions, halved and finely sliced
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1/2 tsp ground allspice
- 5 cups water or vegetable stock
- 1 1/2 cups brown lentils, washed and drained
- 1 cup long grain rice, washed and drained
- 1 cup plain yoghurt, drained through muslin-lined colander for 30 minutes
- Fresh mint sprigs, to garnish
Heat 2 tablespoons oil in large saucepan over medium heat.
Add one onion, garlic, cumin, cinnamon and allspice and saute for four minutes until onion is softened and lightly coloured.
Add water (or stock) and lentils and bring to the boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer for 10-15 minutes. Stir in rice, return to boil, then reduce heat to low, cover and cook until liquid has been absorbed and rice and lentils are tender, about 15 minutes.
Season well with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, heat remaining oil in pan and cook remaining onions until soft, well coloured and beginning to caramelise and blacken at the edges, about 30 minutes.
Arrange rice and lentils on a platter and sprinkle with caramelised onion. Serve with yoghurt and mint.
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- Medium
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- Main Ingredients - Lentils, Rice, Yoghurt
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I have a 2 NE Release 6.0.7_GA_2473 server installation with a master LDAP and a Replica. All the procedures I found for updating the CA and cert does not specify in which server do what, can anybody give me a procedure for updating the self-signed cert and CA in a Multiple Server install?
I lost ldap replication after updating from the Administration Console Certificates Tools. Then followed the procedure described for the CLI from VMware KB: Managing certificates with the Zimbra Collaboration Server Administration Console and CLI tools but still not working.


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Metallica have scrapped their Orion Music + More festival in 2014 so they can concentrate on shows in Europe.
Frontman James Hetfield recently told Billboard that the annual event had become "an expensive barbecue" adding that plans for 2014 were not set.
And now the group and their partners have announced the festival will take a break next year.
The first Orion event took place in New Jersey in 2012 and this year Detroit, Michigan was the host city for the two-day festival, which also featured performances by Red Hot Chili Peppers, Deftones, Rise Against and Dropkick Murphys.


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3 suspicious fires break out at nearby Fla. homes
Published: Monday, January 7, 2013 at 11:48 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, January 7, 2013 at 11:48 a.m.
TAMPA — Officials are investigating suspicious fires at three Tampa homes on the same block.
Tampa Police and fire officials responded to the first fire at a small residence early Monday morning. While on scene, they noticed another nearby house was on fire. That house was on the opposite side of the block but connected through an alley.
Rescuers spotted a third fire coming from another single story home down the street from the first fire.
Tampa Police spokeswoman Laura McElroy said all three homes were vacant and no one was injured.
Authorities extinguished the fires and blocked off the area, using K-9 dogs and plain clothes officers to search for suspects.
Witnesses said they saw a possible suspect walking quickly away from the first blaze.
The Arson Task Force is investigating.
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can you change my name to Khaous now?
i saw on cosmo you said if kirby could get me to change your name, you'd change his there to princess bubblegum
if it wasnt for that, i might
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nah man its a binding contract, your stuck with it
the contract was if you get my named changed. it never said nothing about me getting it changed it also didnt say i couldnt get it changed on my own accord


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|Reader offers tip to keep cats away
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
If you are bothered by cats getting in your buildings, I have a sure cure. If you spread a few mothballs around where they enter, they will not enter.
It doesn't hurt the cat, who may be someone's pet looking for a mouse. Saves problems for overworked police and veterinarians. Plus, it's a cheap answer.
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NEWPORT � A volunteer firefighter has been suspended from the Newport Fire Department after authorities say he constructed a homemade device that exploded.
Interim Town Manager Tim White announced the disciplinary action Tuesday in a news release from the town.
Former Town Manager Dick Casey, who recently retired, asked last month that the town police department investigate incidents that occurred at the Newport Fire Department on June 14 and June 16.
The investigation found a volunteer firefighter with the department constructed a device out of household items on two separate occasions that resulted in an overpressure rupture of the vessel it was constructed in, according to town information.
No injuries or damage resulted in the incident.
The Newport Police Department conferred with the Carteret District Attorney�s Office and then declined to prosecute.
Interim Fire Chief Kane Johnson suspended the volunteer firefighter.
The incident reportedly did not involve paid firefighters with the department.
The town said no further information is being released about the incident.
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Catherine Halloran of the Star and Denis Staunton of the Times review the papers.
Evelyn Cusack of Met Eireann with the latest weather forecast.
Arwen Foley of AA Roadwatch with update of road conditions around the country.
As the calendar flicks on to 2014 there are hopes that for many of us this year will at least be a little better than the year just gone. Yesterday in Cork Brian O'Connell visited a range of businesses to ask shop owners and business people what their past year was like and what their hopes were for this New Year's Day. Brian O'Connell reports on the hopes and reflections of some of Cork's business people.
As a nation we are leaving the old year with 200,000 mortgages in arrears. That's according to Julie Sadlier, solicitor with the Phoenix Project, a national debt resolution organization which is free to clients and funded by donations from the public. Keelin spoke to Julie Sadlier and Valerie Cox who has been speaking to some people whose lives have been taken over by the burden of their debts and who are in the process of trying to hold on to their homes and to prevent them from being re-possessed.
2014 marks the centenary of the Great War, a devastating conflict that left millions dead and changed the face of the modern world. It has been commemorated and explored in poetry throughout the century. Niall McMonagle explores the poetry of World War 1 with readings by actors Barry Barnes and Cathy Belton.
Keelin spoke to Domini Kemp about her life and food.
Close to 90,000 people left Ireland in the year up to April 2013 in search of work and new lives around the world. The Economic and Social Research Institute has predicted a 14 per cent drop in emigration this year as the economy improves.
Tens of thousands of emigrants returned home for happy reunions with their families over the Christmas period and many are heading back through the country's airports this week.
Keelin spoke to people who are working abroad, including Sharon Welton home from Calgary in Canada and businessman Paul Kenny from Galway who is in Dubai.
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ATHENS---------- Junior College defensive lineman Chris Mayes (6-4, 330) signed a national letter of intent with the University of Georgia Wednesday, the first day of the junior college signing period.
Mayes, (6-4, 330), a graduate of Spalding High School, Griffin, Ga. spent the last two years at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.
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ATLANTA (WXIA) -- Atlanta-based Equifax is warning parents that their children's identities could be especially vulnerable when they go back to school.
In some cases, you're asked to provide your child's social security number and yet have no way of controlling who has access to it.
"The only way to prevent it is by taking very precautionary measures because it is a very vulnerable area," said Trey Loughran, president of the personal solutions unit at Equifax.
Loughran points to the following statistics:
*According to the Federal Trade Commission, the number of reported cases of child identity theft has increased 200% over the last 10 years.
*A study by Carnegie Mellon last year showed one in 10 children have had their social security number compromised.
*Here are some warning signs: your child gets credit card offers in the mail or calls from collection agencies. If your child is turned down for a student loan, that's another red flag.
"It's arguably one of the most invisible crimes you can find," Loughran said. "When a child's identity is compromised by someone who wants to use it for fraudulent purposes, that might not be uncovered for years and years and years."
So what can you do now to protect your children?
Loughran said you should avoid carrying your child's social security card. Instead, lock it up. And think twice before you share the numbers.
"If someone asks for it, ask them why they need it," he said. "Ask them if there's not another piece of identification you can give them."
Loughran said there's no database listing children's social security numbers that Equifax or other credit bureaus can use to prevent the problem.
You can run a credit report for your child.
If there's no match, that usually means no activity, and that's good news.
You can also pay for a credit monitoring plan for children.


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I have heard that there may be negative effects associated with stopping antidepressants. Is this true?
Yes, this is true. The effects you may experience if you abruptly stop an antidepressant medication are known as discontinuation or withdrawal symptoms. Up to eighty percent of patients who abruptly stop taking antidepressants develop discontinuation symptoms. These symptoms generally appear within days of stopping an antidepressant and can last up to two weeks. If the antidepressant is restarted, the discontinuation symptoms are quickly eliminated.
Common antidepressant discontinuation symptoms can be divided into four groups.
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High Point, NC -- U.S. Marshals arrested a Pennsylvania woman Thursday wanted on drug and weapons charges.
Jessica Torres, 34, is charged with felony drug distribution, possessing a firearm by a felon and for possessing a bullet proof vest, acording to the U.S. Marshals Service Joint Fugitive Task Force.
Investigators recently received a tip about Torres' whereabouts, which placed her here in the Triad. Officers later determined she was hiding out in the 1700 block of Hamilton Street in High Point.
Officers found Torres hiding in a closet after they made their way into the home Thursday.
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Ratings dip but 'American Idol' gets the ads
LOS ANGELES In the heyday of "American Idol," the notion that it could fall ratings victim to a zombie slugfest or standard crime drama would have been laughable.
That was then. With Fox's singing contest shedding about 20 percent of its audience so far this season to hit new lows, it's been leapfrogged repeatedly in total viewers by series including the CBS procedurals "Person of Interest" and "NCIS."
In a harsher blow to a blockbuster that once ruled the advertiser-adored young adult segment, "American Idol" has been overtaken this season by AMC's "The Walking Dead," despite the addition of glossy new "Idol" judges Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban.
But in its 12th season, "American Idol" is managing to hit the right notes with sponsors if not always with fickle viewers: It has retained its status as TV's advertising leader among series and the loyalty of its biggest backers, including Ford and Coca-Cola.
"It's still a top 10 show," said Brad Adgate of media-buying firm Horizon Media. "Compared to several years ago, it's not the ratings force it once was. ... But even if it loses 20 percent" again, it's still valuable to Fox.
And there's this confident prediction: When it comes to advertising dollars, the series "will have the top price for the 2012-13 season," said analyst Jon Swallen of Kantar Media. Last season, "American Idol" grossed a leading $836 million in ad revenue.
But the trajectory inevitably is headed down.
At the start of the 2011-12 season, "American Idol" was collecting about $500,000 for a 30-second commercial on its Wednesday episodes, said analyst Deana Myers of SNL Kagan. That put it in an exclusive top tier, along with NBC's "Sunday Night Football."
By May 2012, when Phillip Phillips had been crowned the winner, the singing contest had posted its lowest-rated season since it debuted in summer 2002, and "Sunday Night Football" had snatched the No. 1 ratings spot away from singing contest for the first time since 2003.
The result: The current 2012-13 season began with prices cut to $340,000 per spot for the higher-rated Wednesday performance night episode, Myers said. (That figure that is expected to rise as the show heads toward its finale and, presumably, bigger audiences.)
It's true that growing cable competition and the fragile economy have made the broadcast ad market vulnerable. But by comparison, ABC's sitcom "Modern Family" saw its fortunes improve, with its rate of $250,000 per commercial for the 2011-12 season rising to $330,000 at this's season start.
Another test is coming in May. At the annual "upfronts" in New York, broadcast networks will gather billions of dollars in advertising commitments for the 2013-14 season based on their series' past and predicted viewership.
In its 13th year, will the "American Idol" share of that bonanza shrink as much as this year's ratings?
"You're going to see a significant drop" in May, said Deana Myers of SNL Kagan.
But "American Idol" can claim to be a winner for Fox despite its weakened condition.
Yes, "Idol" is averaging about 15 million weekly viewers this year, compared to its 2006 peak of 30 million, according to Nielsen figures.
Yes, the audience's median age has jumped more than 18 years, to 50.4, from season one to last year - meaning that youth-obsessed Madison Avenue is facing consumers more likely to be eyeing retirement funds than a prom date.
And yes, the show's alumni include success stories Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson and Carrie Underwood, but more recent winners, such as Lee DeWyze and Phillips, have yet to prove themselves as stars in music, movies or elsewhere.


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Zer is no angel–well, not anymore. He's explored every flavor of sin imaginable, drinking in the pleasures of humanity. But now he must find the woman who carries his salvation in her very blood. . .a woman like Nessa St. James.
And Her Soul. . . Nessa has considered the bargain the Fallen offer. Anything she wants in exchange for accepting Zer's bond? No way. Not her. Not when she finds out about the mind-blowing ritual involved, and the marks of surrender that will ink her skin. But with a serial killer to stop and centuries of experience on his side, this is one job Zer's going to nail.
As a former Dominion warrior and Fallen angel, Vkhin knows how to fight. How to track his prey. And when to deal out death with brutal efficiency. Redemption isn't part of his plans—until he finds himself chasing Fallyn Lee through a wasteland. Now, he's hunting for the woman who could restore both his lost wings—and his soul.
Ria Morgan was just doing her job, shooting recon photos of a secret Fallen prison. When her chopper goes down, however, she figures her days are numbered. Until the dark angel hunting her offers her a temptingly seductive deal: bond with him and he'll keep her safe. Safety's tempting—but Vkhin is even more so. Now, Rhea must choose between long-held loyalties and the wickedly sensual pleasure of Vkhin's touch.
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Frank Kozeliski sees a great future for pervious concrete.
Steve Parker has demonstrated leadership as chairman of ASTM C09.40.
John Chrysler's efforts assure that masonry construction remains a preferred building material.
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Patrick Murphy addresses the crowd at a ceremony celebrating the 100th insulating concrete form (ICF) home built in Lubbock, Texas.
Pervious concrete promoter
Sometimes you hit on something and you just don't know how big it is or how big it's going to get.
Just look at Frank Kozeliski's fateful experiment. The former owner and president of Gallup Sand & Gravel in Gallup, N.M., concocted a simple, rudimentary concrete mix that didn't even require an admixture or fine aggregate to be shipped 150 miles, in his case.
"Open-grated, no-fines concrete," is what Kozeliski called it.
The small step forward happened almost 20 years ago. That was back when "green" meant the color in the spectrum between blue and yellow and nothing more. "Global" and "warming" were two words that simply weren't used together and never in that order. And the price of a barrel of oil? The mid-teens.
"I knew that water would flow through my mix, but I never thought of the final product as being green until the last five to seven years," he says. The rediscovery and relabeling of this simple idea is fast becoming one of the industry's greatest tools to demonstrate concrete's contribution to sustainability.
Since his discovery, Kozeliski went on to do what he does best—work hard. He has recently resigned as president of Gallup Sand & Gravel. But he maintains his involvement by working with the New Mexico producer as a consultant and materials engineer.
The registered professional engineer also has spearheaded innovation in other ways. He has been active with the New Mexico Ready Mix Concrete Association, is an ACI fellow, and has been involved with the association's New Mexico chapter since it started. He has served as chairman of ACI 211, Proportioning Concrete, and is a member of ACI 229, Flowable Fill; ACI 305, Hot Weather Concreting; ACI 308, Curing; and ACI 330, Concrete Parking Lots.
Last year, he was appointed chairman of NRMCA's new Pervious Concrete Promotion subcommittee. It's an important role; fifty-seven people attended the subcommitte's first meeting earlier this year.
For his lifelong industry efforts, and especially his promotion of pervious concrete, THE CONCRETE PRODUCER has named Kozeliski one of its 2008 Influencer honorees.
You don't have to convince Dan Huffman how valuable Kozeliski is. "He is a true godfather of pervious concrete technology, and has had tremendous influence on the industry on a national basis," says Huffman, managing director, natural resources, for NRMCA. For instance, five national concrete contractors went to the association's meeting in Nashville, Tenn., in October, just to attend Kozeliski's pervious concrete subcommittee meeting, which was standing-room-only.
Huffman first met Kozeliski about 15 years ago when Kozeliski traveled to Portland, Ore., to give a talk on this new material. "He stood before a crowd of non-believers and impressed everybody, not only with his knowledge, but with his sense of humor, professionalism, and gentlemanly nature," says Huffman.
"No one else was spreading the gospel," Huffman adds. "Frank did that without financial compensation. He did it while running his business in Gallup. He would leave his business and travel across the country when someone was smart enough to bring him in. So many people think so highly of him."
Still, much work remains to take pervious concrete to a higher level. Kozeliski points to the material's next challenge: moving pervious concrete beyond the conference room to the public. "This is great how we're currently talking about pervious among ourselves, but we need to have a special on our product on the Discovery Channel or something similar so people can see it and realize what we've got," he says.
Thanks to Kozeliski's influence, the research and design communities have been improving his simple product. For example, research is now underway on how to make testing cylinders to determine pervious concrete's compressive strength that would lead to engineering acceptance.
He also sees a day when the material is loaded onto dump trucks from a ready-mix producer's plant, and then placed with an asphalt roller to make large parking lots, including areas on which vehicles drive, not just park. This will put more water back into the soil.
Ever the promoter, the engineer sees a great future for the product. "As more people come to accept the concept, we will find more uses for this product as we use it," Kozeliski says.
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Solid FoundationWritten by on September 22, 2004 Contributors: Jeremy Cook Building and Assembling a Walton Fabrication F-100 Chassis
We are entering a golden age of classic truck building. Never before has there been more choices available to truck owners, especially regarding how to set-up a chassis. As more and more builders realize the market for early trucks, they are moving beyond the '32 Fords and Tri-Five Chevys and producing aftermarket chassis that are far superior to the well-worn rails currently residing under your truck.
One of the chassis builders at the forefront of this is Todd Walton of Walton Fabrication. Walton produces new frames as well as complete chassis setups for '53-56 F-100s. They are unique in that they maintain the profile of the factory framerails, but that is pretty much where the similarities end. Walton knows that a stiff chassis provides a better-performing suspension, so each framerail is built using .125-inch wall and pickled and oiled steel, and each piece is laser-cut before being welded together in a custom jig. The front crossmember is welded into place 1.25 inches farther forward than stock, so the wheel sits centered in the wheelwell.
Walton has also put thought into how to mount the bumpers. The front frame horns have been shortened 1 1/2 inches for a better-fitting bumper, and two sets of mounting holes have been incorporated for the rear bumper using the stock brackets (one in the stock location and one up higher and closer to the body.) Other cool features include an incorporated C-notch, all bed mounts, billet aluminum cab mount bungs that fit to the stock rubber mounting pads, and welded nuts incorporated into the frame for the running boards, brake lines, etc.
The LS Series chassis we're building for an upcoming project came with a Walton IFS with GM calipers and a new Currie 9+ Hot Rod rearend with Explorer rear disc brakes suspended by parallel leaf springs and controlled by Walton's rear anti-rollbar.
We checked out Walton's HQ to get a first-hand look at how one of these frames goes together, and then proceeded to turn the bare frame into a rolling chassis in one fell swoop in our own Primedia Tech Center. We even decked out our new chassis in new billet rollers from Wheel Vintiques wrapped in speed-rated rubber from Yokohama. Stay tuned, you'll be seeing more from this chassis in the coming months as we start on one of our most ambitious projects ever.
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Walton Fabrication builds each of their top-notch '53-56 F-100 framerails on this custom-built rotisserie jig.The inside wall that completes the "box" was put on in a few pieces. The sections with welded nuts for running boards or other accessories were welded in first. Then the open sections were filled in with plate steel.When each individual framerail was fully welded, all of the welds and seams were carefully ground smooth.The result was an amazingly smooth appearance from the front of the rail to the rear. Here you can see the mild C-notch incorporated into the rear rails.The finished framerails were then attached to the frame jig, and the crossmembers were clamped in. The center X-member really ties it all together into one strong piece.Walton's own front crossmember was then set into place. We went for the simplest approach, opting for coil springs, but airbags or coilovers can be specified. Walton took into account the fact that as these trucks are lowered, the front wheels move even farther back into the fender opening--giving even more of a nose-heavy appearance. They fixed this problem by moving the front suspension forward an inch and a quarter.The engine mounts were welded in next. Walton has specifications for most popular and even some exotic engine choices when it comes time to set-up the mounts. If you want something they don't have specs for, they'll work with you to get it right. This setup is for a small-block Ford.Once we had our new frame and components in hand, we trucked it all back to the Primedia Tech Center and started assembling it. The frames come from Walton crated for shipping with the other chassis parts boxed along with it. If you would like to pick it up yourself, assembly can be arranged. The bare frame was set onto the lift and secured so we could begin assembling it.
We were extremely impressed with the X-member. It's large and no doubt adds a ton of rigidity to the chassis, but it still provides plenty of clearance for the driveshaft and exhaust.The front frame horns appear just as the originals, but are 1 1/2 inches shorter. So the bumper will fit tighter next to the valance for a better appearance.Here you can see the two sets of mounting holes that can be used for the rear bumper. Each set of holes uses the stock brackets, but the upper set mounts the bumper up higher and closer to the body.In order to help ease the mounting of the bed in its stock location, Walton added these cut-outs in the side of the framerails.Spanning the X-member is the bolt-in transmission crossmember, which was ready and waiting in place. Just like the engine mounts, Walton can accommodate most popular transmission choices. Ours is set up for a Ford AOD.The cab mount is super stout and is the only one that features this billet bung that fits in the mounting hole and has the correct contour to allow the use of the factory rubber biscuit.Our Tech Center master mechanic, Installation Jason, began the assembly by installing the upper tubular control arms. Once again we opted for the standard pieces, but stainless ones are available if you'd like to step up.
The spindle assembles come pre-assembled with the rotor and caliper in place. The spindles feature a 2-inch drop, but if you so desire, standard ones are available. We disassembled the assemblies so you could better see the components used.The front brake system we are using features GM '78-up mid-size passenger car calipers with 11-inch rotors. Larger 12- and 13-inch Wilwood brakes are an option. Either system can be matched to the Ford 4.5-inch bolt pattern or the GM 4.75-inch.The front calipers slid into place and were bolted down. By using the GM calipers, we will be able to get replacement pads at any parts store when needed.The power rack was installed onto the mounting points on the front of the crossmember, and the tie-rod ends were bolted to the spindles.Getting a big truck to handle will be a lot easier when using an antisway bar. Walton offers this 15/16-inch one for the front.Jason installed the master cylinder and 8-inch single booster next (8-inch dual-chamber booster optional).The 9+ rearend from Currie was built specifically for this chassis. It is 100-percent brand new and features the upgrade to Explorer disc brakes. Since we will be running an overdrive trans, we equipped the rearend with a 3.70:1 third member with 28-spline axles.
Jason slid the rearend under the chassis, fished the leaves under the housing, and bolted them to the hanger and shackle. Walton offers a variety of rear suspension choices, including a four-link with either coilovers, 'bags, or ShockWaves. If you want to supply a Corvette or Jag IRS, those can be incorporated too.The shock bolts to the crossmember and has plenty of clearance all around to accommodate a variety of different shocks, such as some of the adjustable ones on the market.An optional 3/4-inch rear antisway bar can be ordered to go along with the front bar and will do a lot to making the truck more enjoyable to drive through a twisty canyon. The bar attaches to the provided mounting points on both the frame and via heims to the axle housing.Walton can also custom-bend brake lines, as they did for our Effie foundation. Our lines are the standard ones, but they can also do stainless steel if you prefer. Walton can also supply the chassis with an aluminum 19.5-gallon gas tank with fuel lines ran for either a carbureted or fuel-injected engine.These are the brand-new Oval Track billet wheels from Wheel Vintiques. We chose a 17- and 18-inch combo and mated them with AVS Sport tires from Yokohama.


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April 11, 2014
Carload and intermodal volumes were up for the week ending April 5, according to data released by the Association of American Railroads (AAR) this week.
Carloads—at 296,039—were up 5.4 percent annually and behind the week ending March 29 at 301,317 and ahead of the week ending March 22 at 291,525
Intermodal saw a 12.6 annual increase at 261,084 trailers and containers, which trailed the week ending March 29 at 265,188 and topped the week ending March 22 at 260,713.
Of the ten main commodity groups tracked by the AAR, nine saw annual increases for the week ending April 5. Grain was up 16.8 percent, and forest products slipped 0.7 percent.
For the first 14 weeks of 2014, carloads are up 1.2 percent annually at 3,898,778, and intermodal is up 4.4 percent at 3,464,083 trailers and containers.
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Lifestyle | The U.S. healthcare system is expensive and increasingly impersonal, but some doctors are finding a better way
"Under the weather" Continued...
A recent New York Times article contrasted the medical career of Dr. Kate Dewar with the careers of her grandfather (Dr. William II) and father (Dr. William III), who were also medical doctors. The most obvious difference, that Dr. Kate is female and a mother of twins, partially explains the other differences noted in the article.
She chose not to go into private practice, opting instead to work 36 hours a week as an emergency room physician. The Times called her decision "part of a sweeping cultural overhaul" that finds young doctors "taking salaried jobs, working fewer hours, often going part time and even choosing specialties based on family reasons. The beepers and cellphones that once leashed doctors to their patients and practices on nights, weekends and holidays are being abandoned. Metaphorically, medicine has gone from being an individual to a team sport."
Dr. Kate's choice also reflects her individual temperament. She wasn't that interested in treating chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes: "I like it when people get better, but I'd rather it happen right in front of my eyes and not years later. . . . I like to fix stuff and then move on."
Kate Dewar won't ever know intimately her patients as her father and grandfather did. That's also part of a trend. Dr. Abraham Verghese, author of the bestselling novel Cutting for Stone, is a professor at Stanford University's medical school. He wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine about two approaches to medicine-one traditional and the other expedient.
In the traditional approach, "The body is the text, a text that is changing and must be frequently inspected, palpated, percussed, and auscultated [listening to body sounds]." That contrasts with the expedient way, where the "patient is still at the center, but more as an icon for another entity clothed in binary garments: the 'iPatient.'"
He says many hospital doctors pay scant attention to the real patient. Instead they huddle around monitors filled with patient data. It's the emergency room docs who do the scanning, testing, and diagnosing "so that interns meet a fully formed iPatient long before seeing the real patient." When doctors don't spend time observing patients, "simple diagnoses and new developments are overlooked, while tests, consultations, and procedures that might not be needed are ordered."
All this came to mind when I visited recently Drs. John and Alieta Eck, married physicians who share a medical practice in north central New Jersey. They also run a free clinic in Zarephath, N.J., that opened in 2003 and now sees 300-400 patients per month during the 12 hours a week it is open (see "Patients & partners," Nov. 21, 2009).
The current clinic is tiny and located in a flood plain, so it is expanding to a new location on higher ground across the road. The new clinic will have six exam rooms and a small lab. Another room will house a dental chair. There will be large bathrooms, a room for volunteers, a pharmacy, and classrooms for teaching.
The Ecks would love to train physicians to be good clinicians there. They see more pathology in the clinics than residents see in hospitals, and the need to provide low-cost care requires them to become the kind of clinicians Dr. Verghese describes.
They listen carefully to their patients' stories. Covered by the Federal Tort Claims Act, which gives free federal medical malpractice coverage for work done at free clinics, they don't have to order unnecessary tests to ward off lawsuits. They are free, as Alieta Eck says, "to use common sense and treat the patient rather than looking over my shoulder at the lawyer waiting in the wings."
John Eck describes one clinic visit: A woman in her mid-40s comes in with a lower-chest pain that's going up her neck. She has a fast heart rate. As he examines her, he finds her thyroid is a little tender. He thinks maybe that's why her heart is racing. He gives her a baby aspirin and beta blocker and tells her to come back. When she returns the symptoms are gone.
Dr. Eck notes that most doctors would have referred the patient to the emergency room: "If you only get paid $10 from Medicaid, why would you assume liability? Of course you would send her to an emergency room." There the patient would get a stress test or a stress thallium test along with a bill for $10,000. "The system can't afford the current system," he says. Dr. Verghese described it as "a healthcare system in which our menu has no prices, we can order filet mignon at every meal."
Despite the satisfaction inherent in the work, the Ecks find it hard to recruit physicians to volunteer at the clinic. They speculate that the stress and time demands of running a private practice keep many from volunteering.
That's why they are proposing an alternative: What if New Jersey did away with Medicaid altogether? What if the state encouraged more doctors to voluntarily care for the poor at free clinics like Zarephath? And what if, in exchange, the state would provide doctors with malpractice coverage in their private practices, relieving them of that financial burden and discouraging frivolous lawsuits, since the state, like the federal government, is less likely to settle nuisance suits than private insurers are.
They believe the result would be better care for the poor and financial savings overall: "If the state were to say we will protect doctors, the doctors would order fewer tests. A good doctor who is a good clinician will give better care."
Verghese, from his different vantage point, similarly concludes that today's system is bad for budgets, doctors, and patients. Tending to the iPatient, he writes, "can't begin to compare with the joy, excitement, intellectual pleasure, pride, disappointment, and lessons in humility that trainees might experience by learning from the real patient's body examined at the bedside." Verghese describes the careful physical exam as ritual, which "strengthens the patient--physician relationship and enhances the Samaritan role of doctors-all rarely discussed reasons why we should maintain our physical-diagnosis skills."
Verghese concludes with a cry for better medical training to produce better clinicians, those who understand "the bedside is hallowed ground, the place where fellow human beings allow us the privilege of looking at, touching, and listening to their bodies. Our skills and discernment must be worthy of such trust." But that's unlikely to happen unless we make our medical system hospitable once again to doctors like the Ecks and the elder Dewars.


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Eureka, MO (KSDK) - Police have suspended the search for a missing 12-year-old boy.
St. Louis County police were called to the Pacific Palisades Conservation Area Sunday evening to search for a boy who was last seen around 7:30 p.m.
K-9 units assisted in the search, and the dogs kept leading to the river. Divers were called in to search the water, but they found nothing.
Investigators say 12-year-old Christopher Marks is a white male, five feet three to four inches tall and approximately 130 pounds. He was last seen wearing blue or black shorts, with no shirt and no shoes. He is a seventh grader at Rogers Middle School. Family members say Chris has a twin sister.
Marks' mother, Elizabeth Combs, says her son was at the Palisades with her husband, three boys, and three girls. The boys and girls were around the ages of 15 and 16, and he was the youngest of the group.
They were there Saturday and Sunday to go swimming and barbeque. The group says Marks left around 7:30 p.m. to go rope swing on the river and no one has seen or heard from him since.
Combs says her son is a joker but "this isn't funny anymore."
Family members searched for him for a couple of hours after he disappeared before contacting police.
The Missouri State Highway Patrol issued an endangered person advisory and searched overnight into the morning.
The search was suspended Monday night, but Lt. James Mundel says the search will resume Tuesday morning at 8 a.m.
Mundel says this is still a search and not a recovery effort, and they are hopeful he will be found.
He says searchers will backtrack and sidetrack where they searched Monday.
Every possibility is being investigated, but at this time police do not believe there was foul play.
Anyone with any information about this endangered child is asked to call St. Louis County Police at 1-314-615-5360 or your nearest police agency.


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You take some cool pics. Humming birds are so awesome to see.
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Thank you. Hummingbirds are fun to watch, we usually have a lot more but we had some severe storms roll through yesterday and it pushed them on North.
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And what were those shutter speeds?
Awesome pics.
I've got an assortment of lenses with a Canon 7D. Those were taken with a 70-300 and was running it in auto because none of the subjects would sit still. I'll post some later taken on manual settings. I really need to start taking some in RAW and using software to edit them.
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Those look good, Kevin. It's amazing how far photography has come over the past 10 years, even <5 yrs in affordability. I tried my hand at editing some jpegs (below), but I'm going to do a round with it set on RAW and see what I can do with it. They still dont have the pop that I'd like. I'm still fairly new, the jump from cams was more than I thought it would be, but I'll get there.
Those pictures looks cool packmule. It took a few seconds for me to realize the moose antlers in the pictures. That was a nice touch and both are beautiful pictures. We are limited in picture size here on the forum in seeing the full color and vibrant detail but they look awesome in what I see in the post.
Lots of cool innovation has evolved in photography and videography in the last decade and it is fun learning all the new tools that are available now to help bring out the detail and control in creating them. Back in my college days "before digital film", processing and developing film was so much different. It is by far more user friendly now days than having to use all those chemicals in dark rooms. It makes it all the more fun for the average person like me that enjoys photography. I'm learning new things like HDR or High Dynamic Range photography, stitching the under, over and normal exposures together all into one and there are so many new software companies creating awesome products. I'm sure they innovation in cameras and in the editing software will continue to improve which in amazing.
I for one am enjoying the journey in learning the new technology and innovations.
It was difficult to get a well manicured St. Augustine lawn to resemble moose country
Luckily I've never had to spend any time in a dark room. I did spend 5 years of schooling sitting in computer labs, so I feel the software usage will come easy once I really get to tinkering around with it.
Well done once again packmule.
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Diesel prices are down for the fourth straight week
November 20, 2013
The average price per gallon of diesel gasoline continued its ongoing series of declines, according to data released this week by the Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA).
EIA reported that the price per gallon for diesel dropped 1 cent to $3.822 per gallon, marking the fourth straight week prices have fallen, with this week's price now standing at its lowest level since the week of July 1, when it came in at $3.817 per gallon.
This 1 cent drop-off follows decreases of 2.5 cents, 1.3 cents, and 1.6 cents, respectively over the previous three weeks. Prices have not increased at all over the last 11 weeks, with two of those weeks—October 14 and October 21—showing flat growth each at $3.886 per gallon.
In its recent update of the short-term energy outlook, the EIA expects the average price of diesel for 2013 to be $3.96 per gallon, just ahead of 2012's $3.97. For 2014, it expects the average price to be 3.76 per gallon.
The general sentiment by industry observers in regards to declining gasoline prices is due largely to declining crude oil prices, with the average price of crude oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange at $92.75 on the New York Mercantile Exchange at press time.
Other factors include lukewarm consumer sentiment and strong momentum in domestic natural gas production, too.
And the International Energy Agency recently stated that the U.S. will pass Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's top oil producer by 2015, coupled with being close to energy self-sufficient in the next two decades, as well as gains from shale formation output, too, according to a Bloomberg report. The report added that crude prices will head up to $128 per barrel by 2035.
Logistics Management oil and gas columnist Derik Andreoli recently observed that on the diesel side, oil production in the U.S. and Iraq continues to grow rapidly while emerging market demand will continue its lackluster performance.
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At a size of 2592 x 4768 you should be able to use small amounts of gaussian blur on a relatively modern computer without problems. I can on my old computer. Perhaps you are trying to blur it too much at once? Try blurring at 5-10 pixels and see if that works: it should be quicker than blurring at 500 pixels. You can repeatedly blur it in smaller amounts rather than trying to over-blur at once. Or just use the blur tool to blur it by hand.
If your computer is too old to blur at all a simple image of 2592 x 4768 pixels, you need to work at a MUCH smaller scale, as you will have increasing problems as you create your map and it gets denser and more complex. Try working at 2592 x 2384 (you can always make two maps of this size and then stick them together in the end) and see how that goes.


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The official first day of summer is tomorrow! How do you plan on spending the longest day of the year? We're thinking a summer party is in order, and we've got all the little bites and cool treats you could want. Faith made some great appetizers for the DIY wedding she catered: caprese skewers, salmon and potato skewers, and polenta bites. And after that cool off for dessert with some dreamy dairy-free ice cream or chai creamsicles.
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Paying more attention to his cellphone than the new bike path.
Elephant watching on Museum Square.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) -- Gov. Rick Snyder has signed legislation providing $21 million in emergency funds to dredge Michigan harbors in danger of becoming impassable to boats because of low Great Lakes water levels.
The governor signed the bill Wednesday in Lansing. It appropriates money for 49 dredging projects. He's also expected to sign bills that reduce dredging fees required under environmental protection laws.
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A.The PCR series (except for the PCR-1) constantly transmits Active Sensing (the MIDI message FE) at approximately 0.25 seconds interval even if you're not touching the keyboard or knobs. It is not possible to disable transmission of Active Sensing messages.
The PCR series can be set to transmit Timing Clock (F8) messages to control the tempo or H-ACTIVITY (low note data) messages in the system settings. But you can set the PCR's Timing Clock or H-ACTIVITY messages transmission to off in the system settings.
For details, refer to the owner's manual of your PCR series.