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BOSTON COLLEGE: The Eagles struggled offensively against one of the top teams
in the country, falling at home to then fourth-ranked Notre Dame, 21-6. With
the setback, Boston College fell to 2-8 overall, the team's worst start since
1989. Quarterback Chase Rettig completed 27-of-34 passes, for 247 yards, while
wideout Alex Amidon hauled in six passes, for 84 yards. With his performance,
Amidon has now set the school record for single-season receiving yards
(1,156). While Rettig did find some success throwing the football, the Eagles
failed to generate anything on the ground, finishing with 53 yards on 23
carries. The Eagles have just two games left to their season, starting with
this weekend's home finale against Virginia Tech.
CLEMSON: The Tigers took full advantage of a Maryland team short of direction,
rolling to a 45-10 victory in Death Valley this past weekend. It marked
Clemson's 12th straight victory at Memorial Stadium, setting a new school
record, while improving to 9-1 overall and 6-1 in league play. The victory
also tied the school record for consecutive home wins regardless of the site.
Clemson won 12 straight at Riggs Field from 1927-30. Quarterback Tajh Boyd had
another strong game under center, completing 18-of-26 passes, for 261 yards
and three TDs. All-American Sammy Watkins left the game in the second quarter
with a leg injury. Clemson's seniors have now won games (34-17), the most for
a four-year class since 1992. Clemson takes aim at its 10th regular season win
next time out, something the Tigers have not achieved since 1981. Clemson will
attempt to earn that 10th victory this weekend at home against NC State.
FLORIDA STATE: The Seminoles needed a couple of big plays from youngsters to
escape Blacksburg last week with a 28-22 come-from-behind victory. The win
moved FSU to 9-1 overall and 6-1 in-conference, good for a first-place tie
with Clemson in the Atlantic Division. The biggest play came late in the game,
as sophomore cornerback Tyler Hunter recorded his second interception on the
night, as Virginia Tech was trying steal a win. The interception came after
fellow sophomore Rashad Greene scored on a 39-yard reception with 40 seconds
left in the game to give FSU the lead. The Seminoles managed just 311 yards of
total offense, although quarterback EJ Manuel completed 25-of-42 passes, for
326 yards and three TDs. Greene caught six balls, for 125 yards and two scores
in the game. FSU will close out its conference schedule this weekend with a
trip to College Park to take on Maryland.
MARYLAND: The Terrapins got a solid performance from tailback Brandon Ross,
who rumbled for 100 yards on just 16 carries, but it didn't help much, as the
Terps were simply out-gunned in Death Valley in a 45-10 lopsided loss to
Clemson. Maryland once again started converted linebacker Shawn Petty under
center, but didn't do much, completing just 6-of-12 passes, for 41 yards and
one TD. The team finished with a meager 180 yards of total offense.
Defensively, L.A Goree and Matt Robinson led the Terps with 10 tackles a
piece. Now at 4-6 overall, the Terrapins have to win out to earn the requisite
victories necessary to earn a postseason berth. That is a tall task indeed,
with this week's opponent, nationally-ranked Florida State coming to College
NC STATE: The Wolpfack made light work of Wake Forest at home, 37-6 to move to
6-4 overall and 3-3 in ACC play. With the win, Tom O'Brien's squad secured
bowl eligibility. NC State dominated in every facet of the game, rolling up
428 yards of total offense, limiting the Demon Deacons to just 169 yards and
scoring on a 100-yard kickoff return. Quarterback Mike Glennon completed 25-
of-41 passes, for 258 yards and two TDs. Meanwhile, Shadrach Thornton provided
balance with 110 yards on the ground. NC State is now bowl eligible for the
third straight year and fourth in the last five under O'Brien's reign. The
Wolfpack look for a statement win this weekend when they travel to Death
Valley to take on the Clemson Tigers.
WAKE FOREST: The Demon Deacons spotted NC State the first 17 points of the
game and were never able to recover, falling in Raleigh to the Wolfpack, 37-6
this past weekend. Wake's only score of the game came in the second quarter,
when wideout Michael Campanaro completed a 39-yard TD pass to Terence Davis.
Offense was certainly tough to come by, as the Demon Deacons managed just 185
total yards and a mere nine first downs in the game. Quarterback Tanner Price
had a forgettable performance, completing just 18-of-33 passes, for just 113
yards and one interception. The game was the last in-conference for Wake,
which ended its ACC slate with a 3-5 mark. At 5-5 overall, a winning record
will be extremely tough to attain, as Wake Forest closes out the season at
third-ranked Notre Dame this week, followed by a home date against SEC foe
DUKE: The Blue Devils were idle this past weekend and look to close out their
season strong. At 6-4 overall, Duke is already bowl eligible heading into its
last two games. However, at 3-3 in-conference, the Blue Devils would like to
finish with a winning record in the ACC. They will close out the season with
games against Georgia Tech this weekend, followed by the regular-season finale
against Miami-Florida on Nov. 24.
GEORGIA TECH: The Yellow Jackets took part in the ACC's highest scoring game
ever, coming out on top in a 68-50 barn-burner against North Carolina this
past weekend in Chapel Hill. The two teams combined for 1,085 yards and 118
points, surpassing the previous ACC mark of 110 points (Virginia's 63-47
victory over Tulane in 1968). Georgia Tech did what it does best - run the
football, as the team finished the game with 380 yards on the ground and seven
rushing TDs. Quarterback Vad Lee led the charge with 112 yards and two TDs
rushing, while throwing for an additional 169 yards and one more score. With
the win, Georgia Tech moved to 5-5 overall and 4-3 in league play, keeping its
postseason hopes alive. The Yellow Jackets will close out their home slate
this weekend, as the welcome the Duke Blue Devils to Atlanta.
MIAMI-FLORIDA: In a classic slugfest, the Hurricanes succumbed to a last-
season TD pass by Virginia, in a 41-40 loss in Charlottesville this past
weekend. The Hurricanes rushed for an impressive 233 yards in the game, led by
Duke Johnson's 150. Johnson also completed an eight-yard pass for a touchdown
in the game and added an 85-yard kickoff return for a score. Quarterback
Stephen Morris passed for a modest 179 yards, but did throw three TD passes of
his own. Phillip Dorsett led all Miami receivers with six catches, for 103
yards and one TD, while Allen Hurns caught four balls, for 37 yards and two
scores. In all, Miami amassed 420 yards of total offense, but allowed 482 by
the hometown Cavaliers. With the loss, Miami lost control of the Coastal
Division. The team (5-5 overall and 4-3 ACC) will take a break from conference
play this week to play host to USF, before closing out the regular-season on
the road at Duke on Nov. 24.
NORTH CAROLINA: The Tar Heels rolled up 50 points this past weekend but came
out on the losing end of the highest scoring game in ACC history. falling to
Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill, 68-50. Georgia Tech's 68 points were the most
ever allowed by the team at home and the 50 points were the most UNC has ever
scored in a loss. North Carolina amassed just under 500 yards of total
offense, including 350 yards passing, but gave up 588 yards to the Yellow
Jackets, including 380 on the ground and seven rushing TDs. The loss spoiled a
strong performance by quarterback Bryn Renner, who completed 24-of-35 passes,
for 350 yards and two TDs. All-American tailback Giovani Bernard was once
again a focal point of the offense, rushing for 78 yards and one TD, while
catching six passes for an additional 92 yards and a score. Quinshad Davis led
all UNC receivers with seven receptions, for 104 yards and one TD. Bernard has
now eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark for the second straight season, becoming the
first UNC back to do so since Natrone Means (1991-92). The Tar Heels have a
short week to get ready, as they will take on Virginia in Charlottesville on
Thursday night.
VIRGINIA: Quarterback Michael Rocco threw a 10-yard TD pass to tight end James
McGee with just six seconds remaining, leading the Cavaliers from a 10-point
fourth-quarter deficit to an improbable 41-40 victory over the Miami
Hurricanes this past weekend in Charlottesville. The Cavaliers have now won
three consecutive games against Miami and have won five of the last seven
meetings, overall.With the win, Virginia moved to 4-6 on the season, including
a 2-4 mark in the ACC. The Cavs rolled up 482 yards of total offense in the
game, with the majority of that coming through the air (388). Rocco, who was
demoted not long ago in lieu of Phillip Sims, was tremendous in the win,
completing 29-of-37 passes, for 300 yards and four scores. Dominique Terrell
led the receiving corps with nine catches, for 127 yards. Darius Jennings
hauled in seven balls, for 57 yards and two TDs. The Cavaliers will attempt to
keep the late-season momentum going on Thursday night when they play host to
North Carolina.
VIRGINIA TECH: The Hokies have been to 19 straight bowl games, but that streak
is now in serious jeopardy, following last week's 28-22 loss to Florida State
in Blacksburg. With the loss, Virginia Tech is now just 4-6 on the season (2-4
in-conference) and will need to win its last two regular-season games to reach
.500 and become bowl eligible. The Hokies held the usually potent Seminoles to
just 311 yards, while mustering 385 of their own in the setback. Quarterback
Logan Thomas completed 19-of-34 passes, for 298 yards and one TD, but also
threw two interceptions, including a back-breaker in the waning moments of the
game. Corey Fuller was the top target, hauling in seven balls, for 124 yards
and one TD. Tech is in a "must-win" situation now if it hopes to extend its
streak of bowl appearances to 20 years. That quest begins this weekend when
the team travels to the New England area to take on Boston College.
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1968 Chevy Pickup - Kill 'Em With KindnessWritten by on May 1, 2007 Contributors: Joseph Dowling A Subtle And Sleek '68
There comes a point in a man's life when he realizes, "I truly am my father's son." For Steve Richey, that moment came when he decided it was time to follow in his dad's footsteps and build a custom truck.
When Steve's dad announced he was going to build himself a custom truck and start hitting up just about every feasible event, it wasn't too long before Steve remembered the '68 Chevy his dad had given him. Long story short, before Steve knew it, he was head over heels in the middle of building this low, sleek, classy Chevy.
The plan for the truck's build didn't call for anything out of the ordinary. Instead, the approach was more along the lines of "kill 'em with kindness." Steve's philosophy was simple: leave the truck stock appearing to the eyes, yet concentrate on the finer details to really drive it home. Steve accomplished this by customizing many of the minor exterior items while leaving the Chevy's overall profile, well, Chevy.
The first things to go were blatant items like the door handles, door locks, gas filler door, and badges. After that, things got more finite. For starters, they removed the front bumper and shaved the bolt holes. Instead of simply reinstalling the bumper, Steve and his buddy Chris West sunk it 3/4 inch into the front of the truck. In the back, Steve didn't even mess around with the rear bumper. Instead, he threw it away altogether and installed a Sir Michaels steel roll pan in its place. Enhancing the roll pan's look is Steve and Chris' uniquely customized tailgate. By unique, we mean they did away with the indented Chevrolet script that reads across the '68's rear by flattening the curvaceous tailgate. Taking the 'gate one step further, they also flattened the dip just above the Chevrolet script. The altered tailgate now looks sleek and smooth, just like the roll pan.
With the rear end done, the duo jumped to the top of the bed, where they filled in the stake pockets. The truck's look was starting to come together, but the Chevy's side profile still wasn't satisfying them. Therefore, the next things to go were the front and back side marker lights. They also hacked 1 1/2 feet out of the longbed to make the truck a shortbed. Lastly, it was time to lay down a paint job that would blend all the new mods together in a subtle and sleek way. As Steve thought more and more about it, he realized there's no better color than black. The truck made its way over to Randy Fawks for the PPG Black paintjob, which, by the way, is the only part of the truck that had to be farmed out.
Underneath the stylish exterior, Steve kept things rather simple as well. In the rear, he installed a narrowed Ford 9-inch. Helping the 14x15-inch Centerline wheels wrapped in 31x18.5-inch Hoosier Pro Street radials get traction is a ladder-bar setup with coilovers. Matching the monster tires in the rear are Centerline 15x7-inch wheels with BFGoodrich 235/60/15 rubber up front. Dropping the Chevy on the ground is a full Air Ride Technologies system. Under the hood lies a GM 350 crate motor. To help the motor inhale better, Steve installed an Edelbrock carburetor with a K&N air filter. Allowing the motor to exhale are Sanderson headers with a 3-inch Flowmaster exhaust system. Channeling the power from the motor to the rearend is a 700R4 tranny.
Moving inside the cab, Steve installed an interior right along the lines of the rest of the truck: simple yet elegant. Steve laid down black carpet, then covered the stock bench seat in black leather and tweed. As for the door panels and headliner, Steve got that from RodDoors. He ordered a steering column from ididit, and the steering wheel is a Billet Specialties Banjo wheel. Behind the wheel sits Dakota Digital gauges. Strapping the truck's passengers in are black Juliano's seatbelts.
Now that the truck is finished, it's easy to see why the killer low and black Chevy is sure to kill 'em with kindness.

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|URNRD joins three NRDs to purchase 19,000 acres
|Written by Russ Pankonin, The Imperial Republican
Action in the last week by the Upper Republican Natural Resources District and three other NRDs in the region is already being referred to as "ground breaking" and "historic."
On Friday, Oct. 19 the URNRD board authorized Manager Jasper Fanning to complete negotiations to buy more than 19,000 acres owned by Lincoln Farm, LLC at a price of $83 million.
The land, located in southwest Lincoln County, Neb., will be used to launch the largest steam flow augmentation project ever in Nebraska.
While the URNRD is purchasing the land, it is doing so on behalf of itself and three other NRDs joining together in the project.
The other NRDs include the Middle and Lower Republican NRDs, located in the Republican River Basin and the Twin Platte NRD, located in the Platte River Basin.
The four have joined together in an interlocal agreement to form the Nebraska Cooperative Republican Platte Enhancement Project (N-CORPE). Each NRD will have a one-fourth share in the project.
Water for compliance
By retiring the 15,874 irrigated acres on the tract, N-CORPE will generate a savings of about 45,000 acre feet (AF) per year.
This water could be used to help both the Republican and Platte River Basins remain in compliance with specific agreements in their respective basins.
The Republican Basin must remain in compliance with the 2002 compact settlement with Kansas.
The Platte Basin is required to meet obligations in the Platte River Recovery Implementation Program and bring groundwater pumping back to 1997 levels.
The URNRD has also launched its own augmentation project in southwest Dundy County, known as the Rock Creek project. This project will produce 10,000 AF of water for compliance, with the capacity for another 5,000 AF.
With water from these two projects, Fanning believes farmers in the Republican Basin will be protected from compliance issues for many years to come.
Fanning said these projects "should offer a high level of long-term protection to farmers against sudden and severe irrigation curtailments."
The water from the two projects would more than meet the worst compliance shortfall experienced in the Republican Basin, which occurred in 2005.
During a period of drought, the Republican basin fell 42,000 AF short that year of complying with the compact settlement with Kansas.
Fanning said the two projects combined would more than meet the shortfall of such magnitude.
Less expensive option
Purchasing and retiring irrigated land represents a more cost-effective method to meet compliance issues, Fanning said, especially when compared to leasing surface water.
Fanning said producing water for both river basins would cost between $300-500 per AF. Leasing surface water can cost between $2,000-3,000 per AF.
Permanently retiring irrigated ground runs about $3,000 per AF of water gained, he noted. However, this type of retirement puts water in the stream over time while an augmentation project can time releases to meet needs.
Fanning said N-CORPE estimates the occupation tax to cover the cost of the property, along with improvements and operating costs, at between $4-6 per acre per year over the next 20 years. He estimated $100 million in bonds would be needed to cover all costs.
The URNRD is currently collecting the maximum of $10 per acre this year to pay for the Rock Creek project. With the addition of the new project, it's possible they could refinance the Rock Creek project to spread its cost out over more years.
N-CORPE is working with several banks in Nebraska to provide the interim financing needed to close the sale by the end of November.
N-CORPE will then issue bonds, projected as 20-year bonds, to pay off the interim loan. Occupation taxes in each district would be used to retire their share of the bonds.
Pipelines to deliver water
Of the irrigated acres, approximately 10,400 acres rests within the bounds of the Middle Republican NRD, headquartered in Curtis, Neb., with another 5,360 acres in the Twin Platte NRD, which is headquartered in North Platte, Neb.
Pipelines will be used to deliver water to the respective river basins when needed. Possible pipeline lengths will vary depending on routes, but it is possible that approximately 17 miles of pipeline will be needed to transport water to both rivers.
Water for the Republican Basin could be transported via a pipeline into a tributary, such as Medicine Creek.
Project already being hailed
"Historic. Unprecedented."
That's how Dean Edson, executive director of the Nebraska Association of Resources, described the new project.
Such a project of this magnitude would probably not have been realistic a few years ago, he noted.
"The proposal addresses the most serious water availability issues facing the region. I applaud the leadership of local NRD boards and staff for seeing the potential for stream enhancement in both the Platte and Republican Basins and making the idea a reality," he said.
"This is a long term solution that will benefit each and every Nebraskan no matter where they live."
Brian Dunnigan, director of the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources, praised the project as well.
"Cooperative, proactive efforts among NRDs present the state with the best opportunity to comply with interstate water agreements, and this project exemplifies those efforts," he said.
"The state is committed to complying with these agreements and sustainably managing natural resources, and this project meets both of those objectives," Dunnigan added.
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Politics | Republican chances of taking the Senate aren't being helped by 36-year Senate veteran Dick Lugar's grudge against the primary opponent who dared defeat him
After losing his bid for a seventh Senate term by a 22 percent margin, Indiana Republican Dick Lugar began to wind down his 36-year Senate career by saying the usual concession speech fluff.
During a brisk seven minutes, he congratulated his victorious opponent, Richard Mourdock, on a hard-fought primary race and added that he hoped Mourdock would contribute to a new Republican majority in the Senate. Lugar then kissed his wife on both cheeks, hugged the rest of his family, waved both his hands to the cheering crowd, and exited stage right.
Lugar may have summoned a contrite spirit for the cameras that May 8 night, but he did not utter his true parting words on stage. His staff soon distributed a three-page, nearly 1,500-word treatise in which Lugar warned that Mourdock's "embrace of an unrelenting partisan mindset is irreconcilable with my philosophy of governance and my experience of what brings results for Hoosiers in the Senate." Lugar lambasted Mourdock for his "rejectionist orthodoxy and rigid opposition" and predicted that Mourdock would "achieve little as a legislator" unless he changed his ways. The soon-to-be ex-senator, first elected in 1976, did not face forced retirement quietly.
Democrats, hoping to steal this safe Republican seat, pounced. Using Lugar's diatribe as a script, Rep. Joe Donnelly, the Democratic candidate for the seat, portrays himself as a bipartisan legislator. Donnelly filmed political ads showing him standing in the middle of a road while a driver impersonating Mourdock shouts, "It's my way or the highway," as he swerves past.
"We need less reckless partisanship and more Hoosier common sense," said Donnelly, who often calls Lugar an "American hero."
The tactic to drive a wedge between disaffected Lugar supporters and other Republicans has turned this election into a surprising battle. Lugar's own words have laid the groundwork for a race that could help determine which party controls the U.S. Senate come next January.
Republicans need a net gain of four seats to win control of the Senate. Earlier this year that prospect seemed like a good bet: Of the 33 Senate seats up for reelection Democrats hold 23. That includes several in red states like Nebraska, Montana, North Dakota, and Missouri that are predicted to vote Republican in this year's presidential election. Democrats also have to defend seven open seats where the incumbent is retiring, as well as seats in presidential swing states such as Florida, Virginia, and Ohio.
But a lot of potholes have appeared in that supposed clear path to a Republican Senate majority. Susan Collins' unexpected retirement has jeopardized the Republican-held Senate seat she holds in Maine, where a Democratic-leaning independent, popular former Gov. Angus King, now leads.
And in solidly Republican Missouri, Rep. Todd Akin's infamous comments about female bodies having mechanisms to prevent pregnancy from "legitimate rape" turned him from a frontrunner to an underdog in his bid to unseat Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. Akin resisted demands from within his own party to leave the race, but he could not prevent Republican groups from removing from the state their crucial campaign cash.
The race for the Senate is not getting as much attention as the presidential race, but conservatives agree it is just as important in stopping the growth of government.
"Does anyone think Harry Reid will ever send a bill to the president's desk to repeal Obamacare?" asked Sen. Jim DeMint, referring to the Democratic Senate leader from Nevada. "The answer is no, and that's why I am focused on sending strong conservatives to the Senate who will make that a reality."
That's also why the suddenly contentious race for an Indiana Senate seat held by Republicans for 53 of the last 71 years has conservatives worried. Senate Republican leaders like Rob Portman of Ohio and John Cornyn of Texas are stumping in Indiana. "Please, please send us Richard Mourdock," Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan pleaded at a recent Indianapolis fundraiser.
Tea Party and grassroots conservatives heralded Mourdock's resounding primary victory over Lugar this spring in much the same way they cheered underdog Ted Cruz's surprise Republican Senate primary win over an establishment candidate in Texas this summer.
Mourdock is a 60-year–old marathon-running geologist turned state treasurer who has made three unsuccessful earlier attempts to run for Congress. But this time his campaign strategy of going right after Lugar's moderate record struck a chord with voters. Indiana went for Obama by a mere percentage point in 2008, but since then the state has become more conservative, defunding Planned Parenthood and supporting a right-to-work law. Mitt Romney likely will carry Indiana in November. Signs for the presidential race are much more prominent after you cross the state line into the battleground state of Michigan.
Mourdock pinged Lugar for being too cozy with Democrats and supporting too much of President Obama's agenda, including votes for Obama's two Supreme Court picks. Other long-term GOP senators like Utah's Orrin Hatch survived intraparty challenges by adjusting course after correctly reading the rightward direction of the political winds within the party. Lugar continued on a moderate path, voting for bailouts and reforms touted by Obama. It doomed him when he stood before Indiana Republican voters, who went for Mourdock 61 percent to 39 percent.
"I have a mindset that says bipartisanship ought to consist of Democrats coming to the Republican point of view," Mourdock said the day after banishing Lugar.
But now the coal company executive who likes to race cars on dirt tracks may be facing a backlash among the state's "Lugar Republicans" that mirrors the growing tension nationwide between establishment and conservative Republicans.
"Lugar built up a lot of goodwill over his long career," says Timothy Wesco, a Republican state lawmaker from Elkhart, Ind. "Moderate Democrats and independents in Lugar's camp have a strong sense of loyalty, and those are the ones who will decide the election."
This fall Mourdock has toned down his rhetoric while arguing that a vote for Donnelly is a vote for President Obama and his policies. He is trying to avoid the plight two years ago of Republicans Joe Miller in Alaska, Christine O'Donnell in Delaware, and Sharron Angle in Nevada: All three Tea Party–backed candidates registered upset wins in primaries only to lose in general elections.
But not all Tea Party conservatives suffered general election defeats. Tea Party favorites now hold Senate seats from Utah, Kentucky, Florida, and Wisconsin—and Cruz from Texas is set to join this group of Tea Party senators. A recent Associated Press poll showed that 31 percent of likely voters consider themselves supporters of the Tea Party, suggesting that they will still be a significant voting bloc this November.
But those races did not feature the Lugar factor. This fall, as the race tightened and morphed into a toss-up, Lugar resisted pleas that he get involved. "I have not been a factor in the campaign and I do not intend to do so," Lugar told a conservative Indiana blogger—but he has been a factor. Some of Lugar's past supporters are raising money and hosting events for Donnelly, and the National Republican Senatorial Committee has just announced plans to spend $650,000 for Mourdock. That's a small slice of the $100 million or so that outside conservative groups are projected to spend on Senate races this year, but it's money that could be used in other battleground states.
Meanwhile, in August—a prime campaigning month—Lugar visited the former Soviet Union, Belgium, and the Netherlands to receive honors and awards. He plans to visit Southeast Asia in October. Back in Indiana Donnelly now enjoys a narrow lead.
Wesco says Lugar's actions demonstrate his priorities: "He would rather cement his legacy and thank his foreign friends than cement a Republican majority in the U.S. Senate."
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Two years ago Republican Linda McMahon lost her Senate bid by 12 percentage points despite spending $50 million of her own money. Now the former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment is back and running a much closer race. She has reached out to women voters and is benefitting from the low name recognition of her opponent, Democratic Rep. Chris Murphy. Murphy will get a boost from Obama's strong lead in the state.
Two years ago, Republican Scott Brown stunned the political world by winning the special election to fill the seat left open by the death of Edward Kennedy. Brown faces the voters again this fall in what is—at $53 million and counting—the nation's most expensive Senate race. Brown paints his opponent, law professor Elizabeth Warren, as a Harvard elitist, ridiculing the six-figure salary she earns for teaching a few classes. Meanwhile Brown displays to the state's left-leaning voters an independent streak and willingness to reach across party lines, even highlighting in a recent commercial President Obama thanking him for sponsoring a bill.
In a race featuring two former governors, Republican George Allen is trying to reclaim the Senate seat he lost six years ago to retiring Democrat Jim Webb. Allen's opponent, Tim Kaine, created an opening by saying during the first debate that he would consider a minimum tax for everyone. Allen is calling Kaine a part-time governor and Obama's "cheerleader in chief" because of Kaine's stint as Democratic Party chairman.
Republican state Sen. Deb Fischer owns a ranch and calls herself a citizen legislator. She is running for the seat held by retiring Democrat Ben Nelson, who cast the deciding Senate vote for Obamacare after negotiating the "Cornhusker Kickback"—$100 million in Medicaid funding for his state. "With your help the very same Senate seat that gave us Obamacare will become the Senate seat that repeals it," Fischer tells voters. Her opponent, the state's former Democratic Sen. Bob Kerrey, left office in 2000 and moved to New York City.
The Tea Party crowd may not have applauded former four-term Gov. Tommy Thompson's win in the state's GOP primary, but he is turning the battle to replace retiring Democratic Sen. Herb Kohl into a tighter race than many predicted. His name recognition and the boost he enjoys from having Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan as the party's vice presidential nominee are combining to make life difficult for presumed frontrunner Democratic Rep. Tammy Baldwin.
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Republicans are hoping to pick up a seat in this conservative-leaning state with a longtime Democratic incumbent, retiring Sen. Kent Conrad. Their candidate, Rick Berg, has already won a statewide race as the state's only member of the U.S. House. So has Democrat Heidi Heitkamp, former attorney general. Street-level, retail politics will play a huge role in a state with fewer than 700,000 residents. In Berg's favor: The state has gone Republican in 17 of the last 18 presidential elections.
First-term Democratic Sen. John Tester and Republican challenger Denny Rehberg, a six-term congressman, both have Capitol Hill resumés, but they are emphasizing their Montana roots. Rehberg wears cowboy boots and denim at events. Tester in commercials drives a red combine across a field. Tester is trying to avoid connections to President Obama—but Rehberg keeps calling Obamacare the Obama-Tester Health Care Law.


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Weather permitting (and the hourly weather forecast suggests that it will), I'm planning to do a 118-mile loop tomorrow to see what kind of MPG I get in highway riding.Map here: http://goo.gl/maps/47Xx7Will let you know how it goes...
I've never used that thing in 17,000 km year round riding.
Looking forward to your report, Rich. I'd like to see more maps like yours in the ride reports. You listenin', Bare and Jack?
I tried to go a google map on one of our 300 miles trips, and it was always getting lost as it didn't want to follow the roads we were on. Then when I finally got it fairly close after 2 hours or so, the whole thing disappeared. So much for google for me!I might consider something that does the work all on my hard drive, but nothing that is using this stuff that's parked out on a satellite someplace! New technology, bah, humbug!Bare
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It's a possibility. I'm still working out the kinks, but my current plan is based around the G-5 because the parts are already available. Also, I'm kickstart-crazy. As usual, though, the best course of action seems to be to watch, and wait patiently....but I want one nooooooooooow!EDIT: Also, there's just something about the proportions of the C-5 that offends me. I don't know for certain what it is, and it probably doesn't make any real sense, but my gut instinct is to go for the G-5.
Rusty is the DL version the same as the E-5 version that was the query of this thread?
Quote from: Blltrdr on April 23, 2009, 02:38:00 pmRusty is the DL version the same as the E-5 version that was the query of this thread?No I don't think it is. From the pictures I've seen of the G5 on this site it's a much nicer looking bike than the Electra DL.
Rusty, you need to read the very first post of this thread to understand my question. Exiledcarpenter referred to the European market UCE as an E-5. Blltrdr
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Archie will bark for it! 2 Paws up for Sunday 7/15! It's National Ice Cream Day! Here are some sweet places to check out for some goodies and sweet cool surprises:
Amy's Ice Creams has been a local institution since the '80s. Amy's features seven standard flavors, a variety of mix-in options, and dozens of rotating flavors including Cop Stop (coffee ice cream with donuts) and the Tito's-infused The Dude. On National Ice Cream Day, Amy's will give a free scoop of ice cream to any child 12 and under who recites the Pledge of Allegiance.
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all!"
Coolhaus will debut quite a few new flavors on Sunday. Hints on two flavors - one is Momofuku Milk Bar-inspired and the other is a popular soul food breakfast combo. HOPE Farmer's Market and at a food trailer park on 6th and Waller
The Ice Cream Social, located at a food trailer park on 415 Jessie Street, is a newcomer offering ice cream flavors such as Matcha Green Tea with Orange Blossom and Roasted Strawberry Cheesecake. Additionally, they have an impressive popsicle selection with flavors such as Thai Iced Tea and Mojito.
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George Niang is gonna be or golden child here in years to come. So calm and graceful for his age. Mix in Morris, Thomas and we have a hell of a team
Kid is an animal, going to score a lot of points wearing the cardinal and gold.
Agree - think we just saw the kid grow up a few years in just 5 mins. If he can play like that AT KU then anything is possible for his future.
Agree, its going to be fun watching him grow and get even better.
You jinxed him!
Reminds me of a taller, lighter skinned Jamaal Tinsley.
Niang's game tonight reminded me of Craig Brackins Big 12 debut against Baylor...I think this season could be alot of fun as well!
Game was lost when he fouled out...sadly. Dude brought some energy tonight.
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Niang is better than advertised. It's great that such a great guy is also so great on the court.
Too bad he is the only player with a brain.
His post game interview was great too. He called Hoiberg a "legend".
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Too bad he is the only player with a brain.
There have been a lot of times I have said this same thing, but tonight isn't one of them. Melvin had what, 19 pts, close to 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 1 turnover, and guarded Withey much of the time. This was a great game. Will be up to Fred and the team to make this a positive and win a bunch of games in a row. Could very easily let this affect them and lose at home to Texas.
Next year may not be as much of a drop off as many think if the guards are as advertised. Niang and Ejim will be a solid base to work from and if Percy can step up his D our front court will be a strength. If one of these JC kids ends up being good we could be dangerous
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Too bad he is the only player with a brain.
Ha! I expect more out of you Bosco! You forgot the jimlad.
"Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion man"
It's funny how those recruit rankings go sometimes, did anyone come away from that game thinking that Perry Ellis is better than niang?! If anybody looked like a 5* between those two it was Georges.
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Valparaiso, IN (Sports Network) - Ryan Broekhoff scored 17 points, leading
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – Television talk show host Katie Couric, whose first husband died of cancer in 1998, is engaged to Chicago banker John Molner, her spokesman said on Tuesday.
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I was having problems with SSL , once a week IMAP stopped getting mail. Support adviced me to do that :http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=Perdition to offload the SSL.
This wiki article is clear but one thing I have to ask to be 100% sure. After configuring perdition like in the article, will client connect still to the same ports ?
now is such situation:
tomcat - 143 (IMAP) - client
after perition setup i assume will be like that :
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If CÉLINE's head-to-toe ensemble for the Resort 2013 collection is any indication, the polka dot trend is set to pop up all over this season. To give your nails a piece of the spotted fun, check out the tips below on how to achieve a fashion-forward polka dot manicure:
What You'll Need:
- Two polish colors (I used essie's "Lady Like" and Sally Hansen's "White On")
- Scrap paper
- Mechanical pencil
- Clear top coat
The How-To:
- Paint your nails with two coats of the color you would like for the base. Let them dry completely.
- Put three large drops of your second color on a piece of scrap paper.
- Dab the tip of the mechanical pencil into the puddle of polish and gently dot each nail until you get a design you like.
- Let polka dots dry for a few minutes.
- Apply a clear top coat to finish.
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As we get closer to the first beta of Zimbra 6.0, we wanted to post our Roadmap so that you can take a look at what we have planned, and what our goals are.
Here's a PDF of the Roadmap. As always, you can check our online roadmap: Zimbra Product Portal for the very latest enhancements and issues that we plan to fix.
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As we've been hearing this morning, talks aimed at resolving contentious issues in the Northern Ireland peace process have ended without agreement.
Despite a final day of talks that ran from 10am yesterday until 5am this morning, concerns from all sides meant a final agreement on parades, flags and the past in Northern Ireland remain elusive. Keelin Shanley spoke to journalist Eamon Mallie.


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Building the 21st Century
The Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) World Headquarters in Hoffman Estates, Ill., was a 2006 PCI Design Award co-winner for Best Office Building. Lombard Co. of Alsip, Ill., was the precaster; Leopardo Construction, Hoffman Estates, was the general contractor.
The Gaylord Texan Resort is famous for its signature glass atriums.
The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute's Annual Convention/ Exhibition and PCI National Bridge Conference moves south this year to Grapevine, Texas, just outside Dallas-Ft. Worth. The event takes place at the Gaylord Texan Resort, Oct. 22–25.
The convention's theme is Shaping Our Future—Producing Ideas that will Build the 21st Century.
"The PCI Convention offers a wide range of informational sessions covering a number of topics, including seismic, industry hot topics and updates, research and development, housing, marketing, architecture, operations, and productivity," says Robert McCormack, PCI chairman.
In addition to the educational sessions, major precast industry suppliers will display their products, materials, and services. During the exhibition, attendees will have an opportunity to see the latest developments and talk with industry experts about products, services, applications, and techniques.
Exhibit hours are 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22, 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday, and 10:30 to 3 p.m. Tuesday.
The Opening Session Breakfast and Awards Ceremony takes place 8 to 10:30 a.m. Monday. McCormack will officially call the convention/ conference to order and then PCI officers will give their brief reports. After the formal opening ceremonies, breakfast awards will be presented, and the retiring and incoming boards of directors will be recognized.
World-renown architect and designer William McDonough will give the keynote address: The Greening of the Architectural Profession-Implications for Precast Concrete. McDonough will outline how he sees the future of the precast concrete industry in sustainable design and how it will challenge businesses in building the 21st century.
PCI's incoming and retiring board members will be recognized at the Membership Luncheon at noon Wednesday. The PCI Design Awards Banquet, including gourmet dinner, dancing, and entertainment, takes place 6:30 to 11 p.m. Tuesday.
Again this year, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) is sponsoring the concurrent PCI National Bridge Conference. The FHWA, the Texas Department of Transportation, and PCI officials will kick off the bridge conference at 10:30 a.m. Monday. The prestigious PCI Bridge Design Awards will be presented at this time.
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The case for automatic affect detection:
Detecting affect in free text has a wide range of possible applications:
What are the positive and negative talking points of your customers?
What opinions are out there on products and services (on Twitter, Facebook, in product reviews etc)?
How does mood and sentiment trend over time, geography and populations?
Similarly, there are different techniques to automatically detect affect: some systems use hand-curated word lists of positive and negative opinion terms, others use statistical models that are trained on opinion-heavy text. The challenge is to come up with a system that works reasonably well across various domains and types of content. In other cases, though, it would be better to use a classifier specific to a particular task, in which case the challenge is in creating, or finding, enough annotated text to train a classifier.
Recently we have conducted a study based on the psychological literature where we identified over 150 different mood hashtags that people use on Twitter. We mapped these hashtags into positive and negative affect and used them as a training signal to identify affect from the tweet text. We collected nearly four million tweets from a span of one year and trained a text classifier on this data.
How the classifier works:
The classifier is trained on text with known affect (positive or negative). For each such text, words and word pairs are extracted and counted. At training time, the classification algorithm (maximum entropy classifier) assigns numerical weights to the words an word pairs depending on how strongly they correlate with positive or negative opinion. At runtime, a new text is passed in and words and word pairs are extracted from the new text. These are passed into the classifier, the weights for the words/pairs are looked up and combined in a classifier-specific mathematical formulation, and the output is a prediction (positive or negative) and a probability.
Training time:
- Munmun de Choudhury, Michael Gamon, Aaron Hoff, and Asta Roseway, "Moon Phrases": A Social Media Facilitated Tool for Emotional Reflection and Wellness., European Alliance for Innovation, May 2013.
- Munmun De Choudhury, Scott Counts, and Michael Gamon, Not All Moods are Created Equal! Exploring Human Emotional States in Social Media., Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, June 2012.
- Munmun De Choudhury, Michael Gamon, and Scott Counts, Happy, Nervous or Surprised? Classification of Human Affective States in Social Media, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, June 2012.


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Global Logistics: The resurgence of emerging markets
"Shippers must align goals in Mexico and other countries for the both the long-term and short-term. That means that they must develop a mutual understanding of value chain goals, as well. In other words, there is no single solution. Each emerging market demands a customized logistics strategy."
— Ed Fieitzinger, president of contract logistics and distribution for UTI
February 01, 2013
While emerging markets felt the slowdown in global economic growth in 2012, they generally continued to grow at a faster pace than traditional developed ones. Indeed, U.S. shippers can continue to concentrate on this area of enterprise say a variety of consultancies and research firms.
However, among the revealing facts contained in the Emerging Markets Logistics Index, compiled by prominent London-based think tank Transport Intelligence (Ti), is that shippers are still taking a cautious approach to investment.
"Trade and logistics professionals surveyed for the index remain wary about prospects for global growth in 2013," says Jon Manners-Bell, Ti's chief executive officer. "Forty-six percent said they believe there will be modest expansion, with 47 percent predicting global GDP would be flat. Prospects for the European Union (EU) continue to look bleak."
Tellingly, 68 percent of the survey respondents said the Eurozone would experience no growth or continue to contract in 2013, while only 2 percent foresee growth in Eurozone economies. By contrast, 59 percent see a year of modest growth for the United States, and 6 percent see resumption of strong growth in the U.S.
"China, India, and Brazil, three of the so-called BRIC countries, remain the most dominant emerging markets for investors, exporters, producers of consumer goods, and logistics providers," says Manners-Bell. "For the second consecutive year, logistics and trade professionals ranked these countries as the likely places to emerge as logistics hubs over the next five years."
But it is worth noting that this year's index had Indonesia climbing to No. 5 from No. 10; Bangladesh shot to No. 12 from No. 25; and Thailand rose to No. 14 from No. 29. Manners-Bell adds that this means that the BRICS can't afford to let their guard down.
Despite their size, growth, and relatively sophisticated logistics networks, China, India, Brazil, and Russia need to do more to address underlying weaknesses that could hurt performance and dim their attractiveness as an increasingly competitive group of second-tier markets—Saudi Arabia, Indonesia, UAE, Malaysia, Mexico, and Turkey—becomes more alluring.
"China confronts rising labor costs, a skills shortage, and a growing gap in income disparity," says Manners-Bell. "India's weak infrastructure and bureaucracy threaten its prospects. Brazil's export sector is slowing, and Russia remains overly dependent on energy exports."
Strategic sourcing evolves
U.S. manufacturers face an increasing dilemma when it comes to locating production, say Ti analysts. The savings and efficiencies gained by "near-sourcing" on the doorstep of large developed markets—such as producing in Mexico to be close to the U.S. or in Turkey for proximity to the EU—must be balanced with their ability to tap into the growing consumer class in the emerging markets of Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa.
In fact, 62 percent of trade and logistics professionals surveyed for this year's Emerging Markets Logistics Index see production eventually going away from China to other emerging markets.
"According to respondents, economic growth remains the leading driver of a country's prospects as a logistics market, but cheap labor is no longer as important," says Essa Al-Saleh, president and CEO of Agility Global Integrated Logistics. "They identified foreign investment and trade volumes as greater barometers of a country's potential than labor costs."
Agility, which has sponsored the index for the past four years, notes that ongoing political unrest has done grave damage to the "Arab Spring" countries of Egypt, Bahrain, and Tunisia, leaving them less competitive and less attractive as markets and destinations for investment. Egypt was the biggest loser, plummeting nine spots in the index country rankings. Bahrain fell five places while Tunisia dropped three spots.
Mark Pearson, managing director of Accenture's Supply Chain Management practice, and a regular contributor to Logistics Management, maintains that by 2020, 57 percent of the world's economic growth could come from emerging markets.
"Emerging market household incomes are expected to increase by a total of $8.5 trillion between 2010 and 2020," says Pearson. "And if emerging-market-to-emerging-market exports continue to increase at their current rate, they will outpace developed-country-to-developed-country volumes this year."
Accenture analysts say that at the company level, their findings were no less striking. There are now 117 emerging market companies in the Fortune Global 500, a six-fold increase since 2000. Twenty-two emerging-market multinationals replaced companies from more-developed markets over the past two years.
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Kevin Nealon was born in Bridgeport, CT, on Nov. 18, 1953. As a kid, he memorized the jokes printed in Parade magazine, trying them out on friends. At Central High School, he played guitar in bands and fantasized about life as a musician, but he quickly learned that singing onstage made him considerably more nervous than telling jokes. Nealon first tried his hand at stand-up comedy while a student at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT, and after being bit by the bug, following his graduation with a marketing degree, moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in comedy. He got a job as a bartender at the world famous Improv, which increased his chances of getting regular stage time,... Continue Bio >>
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Canceled but the rest of the 13 episodes will be shown.
I'm reminded again why I don't usually start watching a new series until after the first season.
Yeah, I hear ya. I've been pretty good at not starting to watch new shows lately but I just had to start watching Last Resort. At least they get to run out their season. Maybe they can re-tool and re-shoot some of the last episodes to give it a good ending.


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Hello everyone,
what I need is a mailbox, in my case "email@example.com", which can be used by two users "email@example.com" and "firstname.lastname@example.com". Both should be able to look into the "firstname.lastname@example.com" emails while they are logged in (using their own user name) and both should be able to send emails with "firstname.lastname@example.com" and "firstname.lastname@example.com" (choosable) as sender. Is this possible with Zimbra?
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Beginning as a developer in 2003 and now as a Director of Product Development, I have grown Interfolio's product into a enterprise and consumer platform. Today we serve more than 200,000 active users and over 300 college and university customers.
I completed my undergraduate degree in Finance and Accounting at Georgetown University, where I also worked as Controller for Students of Georgetown, Inc.
In my free time I like to cook, travel, and spend time with my wife and our dog.


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The original is 18" x 24" and done in india ink on paper.
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Dia Living: Handmade Textiles
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- Website: dialiving.com
Store History
- Founded by: Sumeera and Nadia Rasul
- Headquarters: New York, NY
Dia Living carries handmade home decor textiles from Afghanistan, Austria, Ethiopia, India, Morocco, Peru and Turkey. Some of these products are designed by us whereas others are unique finds from around the world.
Re-Nest posted Dia Living's antique linen pillows a while ago, but they've also got some gorgeous towels — that are pretty enough to wear as a scarves — as well as handmade table linens, throws, and rugs.
Founded by Sumeera and Nadia Rasul, Dia's collection mixes vintage pieces with their own line of handmade textiles. Sumeera and Nadia live in New York but travel frequently to Pakistan, India, the United Kingdom, Morocco, Peru and Mexico. The Rasuls buy directly from artisans and vintage sellers — you can see photos online — and they oversee the production of products like Dia's wool blankets.
Dia textiles are available through their online shop or through Greenhouse in Brooklyn and Pod in Massachusetts.
• Organic Turkish Hammam Mauve Towel, $54
• Vintage Peruvian Decorative Throw, $350
• Antique Linen Pillows, $146
• Anything Towel - Gold Hatch, $72
• Vintage Moroccan Tapis Rug, $485
• Plum Block Throw, $189
• Indigo Vine Pillowcase, $52
• Gold Stripe Napkin, $14.50
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I am setting up a zimbra server in hopes of weaning myself off of my upstream host owner's technical support. So far I am only partially successful.
As I am a residential Comcast subscriber, and they mistakenly believe that only spammers would want a home mail server, they block several well-known ports.
I have successfully configured outbound email (see MTAServerSettingsLow.jpg) to go to a nontraditional port (8088), and mail from my webclient account delivers just fine.
I am unable to get inbound trafic to work. (see TheError.jpg). I configured the upstream IP (126.96.36.199/32) into the MTA trusted networks, and later turned off DNS lookups, but I still fail.
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. If I need to dump a configuration to help you help me, please point me to the appropriate place. I'm trying to stay within the GUI to get things configured, as that was a primary goal in my administration simplification choice.


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UW System Administration, in collaboration with WiSys Technology Foundation, Inc., is offering three research grant programs to UW faculty: the Applied Research Grant (ARG), the Applied Research-WiSys Technology Advancement Grant (AR-WiTAG), and the Prototype Development Fund (PDF). ARG is offered as a one-year program for all disciplines at all institutions. AR-WiTAG is offered as a one-year program in science and technology fields only and is not available for UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee researchers. However, Madison and Milwaukee faculty may collaborate on AR-WiTAG grant proposals submitted by other UW institutions. PDF is offered as a one-year program to support research and development intended to advance the commercial potential of technologies, and is not available for UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee researchers.
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Baldwin scores big win over Oceanside
Bruins set Nassau single-game points mark in semifinal
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Baldwin senior running backs Jovaun Tomlinson and Trayvon Mask were nearly unstoppable when the Bruins squared off with Oceanside during the regular season, combining for 310 yards rushing and three touchdowns in a seven-point win. In the Nov. 15 rematch in the Nassau Conference I football semifinals at Hofstra's Shuart Stadium, Baldwin senior receiver Travais Hylton became a key component of the offense, and the defense flexed even more muscle than the first time around, leading to a record-setting performance in a 67-27 win.
The teams traded big-play scoring punches for most of a first half that featured 540 total yards and eight touchdowns, including five covering at least 31 yards, but the third-seeded Bruins (8-2) started to tilt the field in their favor when Hylton ripped off the last of his three touchdowns of at least 38 yards — an 89-yard kickoff return — in the second quarter. The scoring run seemed to give Baldwin a boost, as its defense allowed just one more touchdown over the final 32 minutes.
"Our defense played their game and did what it had to do," Baldwin head coach Steve Carroll said of a second-half effort that limited the No. 2 Sailors (8-2) to just 146 yards and six points and forced three turnovers. "They are a good football team. You can't stop Oceanside, you just have to outscore Oceanside," he added.
Baldwin, which set a county record for points in a playoff game and also scored eight of the game's final nine touchdowns, advanced to the Conference I title game for the first time since 2007 and will battle top-seeded Farmingdale at Hofstra this Friday at Noon. The Dalers won their last championship battle, 21-14, and also won the regular season matchup on Sept. 14, 21-6.
Hylton provided instant spark against the Sailors with his three long touchdowns, the first a 55-yard catch from senior running back Johnathon Robinson on a reverse halfback pass, and the second on a short screen pass that he took 38 yards to the end zone. "That's the hardest catch to make," Hylton said of the pass from Robinson, with no defender within 10 yards of him. "You've just got to see the ball coming [into your hands]."
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ZCS 5.0 Connector for Outlook 2007 Beta
Zimbra Collaboration Suite 5.0 lets Network Edition users to sync email, contacts, calendar, GAL, and tasks to Outlook 2007 via the Zimbra 5.0 Connector (both will GA later this year). Below is information on how to test the new 5.0 Connector Beta for Outlook 2007.
PLEASE READ this document carefully, there are two discrete versions of Connector Beta. Key points about the 5.0 Connector and the beta program rollout:
- The 5.0 Connector offers major new functionality designed specifically for ZCS 5.0 servers; it will GA for this platform only (not ZCS 4.5.x servers)
- Beta availability:
Today: Evaluating basic 5.0 Connector client functionality with Outlook 2007 is possible with 'preview' Beta 1 that works with ZCS 4.5.6+ servers. This is build version v5.0.306.
6 – 8 weeks: When the ZCS 5.0 server Release Candidate is publicly available, it will contain the latest 5.0 Connector build for beta testing (check here for updates)
Reminder— betas are pre-production software; please do not deploy this in your production environments! It is for EVALUATION ONLY.
Feature Overview
Users of the Connector Beta 1 (v5.0.306) with a ZCS 4.5.6+ server will immediately notice the following enhancements in Outlook 2007:
- Improved Calendar views and To-Do Bar integrated with Zimbra Tasks
- Support for RSS feeds and attachment previews
- See your Zimbra mailbox quota in Outlook
- Improved support for Roaming Windows Profiles
More features are available on subsequent beta builds where the 5.0 Connector uses the ZCS 5.0 server:
- Outlook 2007 Reminders sync to the Zimbra server
- Support for Zimbra Mail Identities- you can have multiple 'reply to' and 'from' addresses
- Outlook Color Categories (tags) are compatible with tags in the ZCS Web Client
- Ability to mark appointments and tasks private
- Support for images on contacts
- Zimbra mail filters automatically sync with Outlook 2007
For a full list of Zimbra 5.0 Connector features please see Zimbra PM Web (look for "Conn for Outlook" in the Component column).
Feedback, Bugs, and Support
As always, we first ask users share their experiences, issues, and feedback in the Zimbra Outlook 2007 Beta Forum so all benefit from the shared knowledge.
Additionally, if you find a reproducible bug we ask beta testers please report this in Bugzilla (Product = ZCS, include server version, and Component = Conn for Outlook). Please remember to search for the bug first to avoid duplicates!
Important notes on bugs: Because all subsequent beta builds to v5.0.306 will be ZCS 5.0 server compatible only, testers remaining on ZCS 4.5.6+ servers will not see any bug fixes (eg there are no new builds unless you switch to ZCS 5.0 RC)
Exception: a bug determined by the Zimbra team to be an egregious show stopper may force an update of v5.0.306 (but that is not likely)
Lastly, though we do not officially support the 5.0 Connector Beta, the Support team will be on hand to answer queries for customers who are stuck and need assistance (please file tickets in the Support Portal). Support policy:
- Support team will field basic questions
- Because none but the most critical bugs will be addressed, be prepared to be asked to revert to the production 4.5x Connector if you're blocked
Known Issues
- You can find major known issues in the Release Doc in the Support Portal
- n initial sync may be required to upgrade from the 5.0 Connector Beta to the 5.0 Connector GA
Getting the 5.0 Connector Beta
Reminder— betas are pre-production software; please do not deploy this in your production environments! It is for EVALUATION ONLY.
Users can get the 5.0 Connector v5.0.306 preview beta by visiting the Zimbra Support Portal. Inside you will find a link in the Support Menu on the left for 'ZCO 5 Beta' to download it.
Later, the full Connector 5.0 beta will ship as part of the ZCS 5.0 Release Candidate. The Connector can be found in the web Admin Console in the Downloads tab.
If you have trouble getting into the support portal or do not have a Network Edition Customer support ID, please contact your salesperson or the support team (this includes Network Trial users).
Installation and Reversion
To install the Connector, simply run the msi file that was downloaded. There is no need to uninstall any 4.5.x Connector that you may already have.
In the event you find the 5.0 Connector Beta unsatisfactory, you can always revert to the 4.5.x Connector. To do so, you'll need to uninstall the 5.0 Connector Beta, then re-install the 4.5.x Connector, and perform an initial sync.