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Could bond spur San Diego's water independence?
Water recycling, desalination projects could benefit from measure
SACRAMENTO With the added urgency of a three-year drought, lawmakers this week placed a $7.5 billion water bond on the November ballot. Its goal is to shore up California's increasingly strained water supply and quality.
If approved, the bond would fund massive new dams in Central and Northern California; clean up groundwater in Riverside and Los Angeles counties and restore much of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, where the state gets a big portion of its water supply.
But the measure won't pay for all of California's water needs. In fact, it's a slimmed-down bond that rules out funding for any major water storage projects for Southern California.
In arid San Diego County, which has started to wean itself from Northern California's supply, political leaders and water officials say the bond would push forward a diverse set of initiatives that aim to make the region water independent.
Several said the lack of storage money for the San Diego region won't stop that effort.
The initiatives that could benefit from a bond include the restoration of the San Diego River watershed, building new water recycling plants and pipes and spurring early plans for a massive new desalination plant on Camp Pendleton.
"The water bond can be a catalyst to the development of more local water supplies in our region," said Dennis Cushman, assistant general manager of the San Diego County Water Authority, the region's water wholesaler. "It will better prepare our region for the multi-year droughts that we know we're going to encounter."
Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, who helped negotiate the bond at the Capitol this week, said the San Diego region won't be eligible for the bond's storage funding. But it stands a good chance at securing some of the $725 million set aside for recycling projects.
The region has nearly 20 water reclamation plants that treat wastewater and pipe it to parks, farms and golf courses. The bond could pay for their expansion and fund efforts to turn wastewater into drinking water, a process called potable reuse by supporters or "toilet-to-tap" by critics.
Assemblywoman Marie Waldron, R-Escondido, said she'd like to see bond funds pay for the expansion of Escondido's water reclamation plant, allowing it to serve farms on the outskirts of the North County city.
She added that she's hopeful the city, where she previously served as a councilwoman, can use money from the bond to not only rebuild but enlarge the Lake Wohlford Dam on the city's northeast edge. The dam doesn't meet state seismic standards and must be rebuilt, Waldron said.
"If we're building a new dam, why not work on increasing its capacity?" she added.
Officials said it's possible that other pots of money from the bond could be used for small water storage projects in the region.
San Diego County's water storage received a boost earlier this summer when the authority completed a raising of the San Vicente Dam. The project added 117 feet to the dam, marking the single biggest increase in water storage in the county's history.
Sen. Ben Hueso, D-San Diego, said he had hoped the bond would fund a second large initiative at the San Vicente Reservoir: the water authority's hydroelectric power project, which could generate up to 500 megawatts, enough power for approximately 325,000 homes.
The bond agreed upon this week ruled out such funding, Hueso said in a statement.
Money from the measure could, however, be used to spur plans for a massive desalination plan on Camp Pendleton.
The water authority is working with the U.S. Marine Corps base on plans for a plant that would generate two to three times the amount of water as the desalination plant now under construction in Carlsbad, Cushman said.

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Marr, Ana and Dasgupta, Nandini (2009) Industrial water pollution in Dhaka, Bangladesh: strategies and incentives for pollution control in small and medium enterprises. The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 3 (11). pp. 97-108. ISSN 1833-1882
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Marr, Ana and Dasgupta, Nandini (2008) Strategies for water pollution control in Dhaka, Bangladesh: an institutional and economic analysis. In: 3rd International Conference on the Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 22-25 Jul 2008, Monash University Centre, Prato, Tuscany, Italy. (Unpublished)
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The route is flat and follows the bike path to Road 95/Stevenson Bridge Road, then south to Putah Creek Road, and west into Winters. We stop in Winters for live music at the Rotary Park gazebo. Dinner at one of the restaurants is another option, before heading back to Davis along the same route. Be sure to bring lights and wear reflective gear. Expect friendly conversation. No one will be left behind.
Please e-mail the ride leader if you plan to join the ride. Although listed on the ride calendar, the ride leader may be absent or the ride may be canceled without prior notice. The departure time may be adjusted, depending on the preferred pace of the riders, in order to arrive in time for the music to begin at 7:00. Ride subject to cancellation in the event of a high temperature forecast above 98 F.


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Police stood guard in front of the Sikh Cultural Center on 97th Avenue in Richmond Hill Monday morning out of what they called "an abundance of caution," the day after a gunman open fire and killed six people at a gurdwara — a Sikh place of worship — outside Milwaukee, Wis.
Though the shooting occurred over a thousand miles away, the NYPD took the precaution of assigning cops to the temple and Mayor Mike Bloomberg, joined by Police Commissioner Ray Kelly and Queens District Attorney Richard Brown visited the Sikh Cultural Center on Monday afternoon to express condolences to the center's chairman, Mohan Singh Khatra, whose uncle was among the six killed on Sunday in Wisconsin. He is to travel to Milwaukee on Tuesday for his uncle's funeral.
"[This goes] against everything that New York is all about and this remains a city where people of every nationality live in harmony, and where people of every faith worship in freedom, and that's essential to who we are as New Yorkers," Bloomberg said outside the gurdwara on Monday
Kelly said the NYPD would continue guarding gurdwaras for "an indefinite amount of time" to make sure no copycat attacks take place.
The attack surprised and saddened the Sikh community, which numbers as high as 15,000 in Richmond Hill alone. Khatra, who is flying to Wisconsin to attend his uncle's funeral said he had just spoken to him not long before he was murdered.
Sikh advocacy group Sikhs for Justice said the community has seen a number of hate crime attacks in recent years because Sikhs, with their trademark long beards and turbans, are often mistaken for Muslims because members of Al-Qaeda have been photographed with similar features.
The Manhattan-based Sikhs for Justice said it is planning on donating $10,000 to Lt. Brian Murphy, the Wisconsin police office shot during the attack. Murphy killed the gunman before he could attack anyone else at the gurdwara.
"Brian Murphy is the one that came into harm's way," said Gurpatwant Pannun, legal advisor for Sikhs for Justice who has a law firm in Jackson Heights. "Had it not been for Brian Murphy, god forbid, there would have been many more lives lost."


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After scoring the NHL's first-ever game-deciding goal in the newly instituted 3-on-3 overtime format in a preseason victory over the Predators, Panthers rookie defenseman Mike Matheson called it "organized pond hockey."
"It's incredible," Matheson said. "There's chance after chance. If you fall asleep for a second, you're giving the other team point-blank chances. It seems like a tennis match going back and forth.
"Shootouts? I don't think it'll get that far."
That's exactly what the majority of league executives wanted, especially Panthers General Manager Dale Tallon. He has been trumpeting this rule change for the past few years...


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Ms. McGinniss is the daughter of Daniel McGinniss and Karen and Matt Staight, all of Fort Wayne. She is a 2006 graduate of North Side High School in Fort Wayne and a graduate of Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne. She is a dental hygienist.
Mr. Shofner is the son of Scott and Barbara Shofner of Streamside Drive and Cheryl and Rob Motosicky of West County Road 700S. He is a 2004 graduate of Columbus North High School and is employed by Honda Manufacturing of Indiana.
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Gas station clean-up example of lasting cost
A number of decisions made by past city councils are coming back to haunt current leaders as they grapple with serious financial issues in a struggling economy.
One good example involves a costly cleanup of groundwater contamination at a very visible location – the triangle-shaped vacant lot facing Imperial Highway just west of the library.
The site, former home of a gas station that closed in 1999, was bought by the city in 2004. A chain-link fence surrounds the 10,300-square-foot parcel and 17 area wells provide water samples to test groundwater contamination.
Contaminates leached from the station's underground tanks and passed under Imperial Highway as far as Polly's Restaurant in the Yorba Linda Station Center, according to a report prepared by Assistant City Engineer Jacki Niemi.
The city spent $500,000 in Measure M sales tax revenue to purchase the property and another $500,000 of Redevelopment Agency funds to remove the tanks and check for contamination, which, consultants said, was found to 50-foot depths.
An additional $1,775,000 of redevelopment money is needed over the next five years to "close out the case" and satisfy county Health Care Agency requirements, with the land "unusable until the clean-up process is completed," Niemi's report stated.
And that price tag and time period will remove enough contaminate to allow a parking lot or other industrial use, the city-hired consultants noted. A business use for the land would require a seven-year, $2 million clean-up tab.
The city hoped to recoup costs from an Underground Storage Tank Fund, but money is not available at this time, and the city's waiting-list position is lower than spots open to private entities.
The contaminate clean-up and other costs from past council actions led Councilwoman Nancy Rikel to respond to comments by former Mayor Allen Castellano reported in my Feb. 25 column.
Castellano, a 2000-08 council member, stated, "I've seen a lot of spending taking place within the city without a lot of tangible results." He also pointed to lower city reserves, which "should only be used for capital improvement projects and/or litigation costs."
Rikel e-mailed: "I hope you can discuss the other side of the coin [since] lots of coins will now be spent due to that council's lack of forethought and concern for the future."
Among the financial failings noted by Rikel: firing a city manager with a year's pay and benefits after granting a large raise, selling and paying interest on unused fire station bonds, not comparing police costs for 16 years, not charging developers for Bastanchury Road widening, bulldozing Old Town property and not phasing in new sprinkler systems.
Rikel, a 34-year resident who began attending meetings and critiquing council actions in 1991, won a seat at the dais on a reform platform in 2008.
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Death as a Rite of Passage: The Iconography of the Moche Burial Theme
Hill, Erica, Antiquity
Archaeological and art-historical research on the North Coast of Peru has revealed a rich corpus of iconographic themes in metalwork, murals and ceramics from the Moche period, c. AD 100-750. Iconography, with its wealth of representational imagery, in conjunction with archaeological evidence, indicates that a link exists between the images depicted and the ritual practices of the Moche (Bauer 1996: 333-4; Castillo 1993); in other words, the iconography is depicting certain aspects of Moche culture realistically, in particular, those aspects related to mortuary ritual (DeMarrais et al. 1996: 24).
This study examines one component of Moche iconography - the Burial Theme - using the tripartite 'rites of passage' framework formulated by Arnold van Gennep (1960). Rites of passage occur cross-culturally during major events in the life-cycle and have three major components (discussed in greater detail below). In an interpretive analysis, I apply this framework to the iconography of the Burial Theme. The liminal, or transitional, states depicted in this image facilitate the renewal of the community following death (see Uceda C. 1997).
The rites of passage structure provides the means for exploring prehistoric cosmology through iconography. Furthermore, this analytic structure can be employed as an alternative to analogical approaches and can be applied to the study of ritual and iconography beyond the bounds of the Andean world. Throughout, my focus is on death ritual, specifically as it relates to elite interments, but it draws on several sources, including Donnan & McClelland (1979), a vessel from the tomb of a high-status female at the site of San Jose de Moro (Castillo 1996), and a large sherd of another vessel published by Shimada (1994: 231). Finally, published examples of several vessels that contain either elements of, or related to, the Burial Theme itself are employed in this study (e.g. Benson 1972: [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURES 2-1, 2-2 OMITTED]; Hocquenghem 1987: [ILLUSTRATION FOR FIGURES 181-186 OMITTED]). All of the known contexts are mortuary, as are the contexts of most Moche ceramics and metalwork with iconographic content. Significantly, the Burial Theme first appeared during the Late Moche Period, characterized by both ecological and social upheaval.
The Late Moche period (AD 600-750) and the Burial Theme
The Moche inhabited the arid river valleys of the Peruvian North Coast, relying heavily upon irrigation technology (Conklin & Moseley 1988), domesticated camelids (alpacas and llamas) (Shimada & Shimada 1985), marine resources and the fundamental cultigens cotton, maize, beans, gourds and squash. Evidence from glacial cores indicates that a severe drought with associated El Nino events occurred between AD 563 and 594 on the North Coast (Shimada et al. 1991). These dates correspond to the transition from the Middle to the Late Moche Period (AD 550-600).
Bawden (1983: 235) applies A.L. Kroeber's term 'cultural reconstitution' to changes in Moche architecture and iconography evident in the Late Moche Period (c. AD 600-750). 'Cultural reconstitution' refers to the process of change that a polity undergoes as it fundamentally alters its basic structure in order to adjust to new conditions. As a result, the material record of the Late Moche Period (Phase V) included a 'diminished repertoire and use of traditional religious iconography, new ceramic forms . . . [and a shift] in ritual activities and paraphernalia' (Shimada et al. 1991: 253). The style and composition of ceramic motifs also display marked changes during the Middle to Late Moche transition. The Burial Theme is one such example, appearing in integrated form for the first time during this period. Although this image is used as a case study, the interpretative approach presented here may be applied to any culture-group with an extant iconographic repertoire.
Such an interpretive approach would not be possible without the rich description provided by Donnan & McClelland's (1979) monograph on the Burial Theme. …


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Ryan Moore started wearing the True Linkswear TRUE Proto during the 2012 Fed Ex Cup Playoffs and showed the world what the True Proto golf shoe can do with Top 10s in 3 events including a T-3 finish at The Coca Cola Championship at East Lake. Ryan followed that up by winning the JT Shriners Open in Las Vegas. Yes, the True Proto is off to an impressive start on the PGA Tour! The TRUE proto has the same premium waterproof leather as the stealth, but True Linkswear incorporated some perf leather in the heel and also spiced things up with a big red tab on the side. The True Proto screams TRUE performance and that is what it delivers with the new True Sensei outsole which provides enhanced stability and traction.
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Talked to PAT at CO-MO and I am informed that the bike is ready and will be shipped on MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just hope to actually be riding the thing within the next 10 days!!
Talked to PAT at CO-MO and I am informed that the bike is ready and will be shipped on MONDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just hope to actually be riding the thing within the next 10 days!!
I have a photographic memory....unfortunately I am out of film....
Cool news!! It won't be long now.
I took a ride to my LBS today to see if there was any word, but he hadn't seen it yet. He called Co-Mo for me and found out it shipped out yesterday, and should arrive on Wednesday of next week (LBS is closed mon & tue). So we were standing around shooting the breeze, and what does the BAX man bring...Our Bike!!! Co-Mo had shipped it out over-night.
It was very cool being there when it arrived. I got to help them unpack it, and drool over all the components. The paint is awesome. We took the frame out in the sun, and I'm really pleased with the colors. Can't wait to see it built up.
Well hopefully we'll be riding next weekend. I'll post some picks when it arrives home.
How-za-bout-that! Excellent news.
I'll be looking forward to first impressions and subsequent updates in the days, weeks, and months ahead. Of course, I've noticed that often times after folks get their tandems and get those first one or two "this seems odd, but otherwise loving it" type questions we never hear much else from them. I'm hoping that we don't hear from new owners because they are out riding and not having any problems with their new rigs. Although, one never knows which teams "click" and which ones "clash".
After 4 weeks and nearly 300 miles, I'd say we're clicking, though we still have a few aches and pains to work out.Originally Posted by livngood
"I feel more now like I did than when I first got here"
Nice to hear about 'you expectant' Co-Mo tandem owners!
In your anxiety to get rolling, don't forget to communicate properly with your stoker!
It may take you a few weeks to get the idiosyncrasies sorted out, like saddle and stem adjustments, but it will be fun!
Pedal on TWOgether!
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Israel Plans Major Gaza War - by Stephen Lendman
Expect more war on Gaza in 2012.
Israel already threatens war on Iran. It's also involved with Washington, Turkey, Jordan, and other rogue Arab states behind Syria's externally generated insurgency.
Gaza's also threatened. On January 1, Haaretz writer Amos Harel headlined "Will 2012 bring another Israeli war against Hamas in Gaza?" saying:
Repeated Israeli air strikes and incursions target Gaza. Perhaps they precede a broader offensive. Israel's IDF chief Benny Gantz "said on Army radio that 'Operation Cast Lead was carried out in a professional, determined manner, and significantly strengthened Israel's deterrent strength.' "
At the same time, he suggested another round of fighting is likely. "Particularly worrisome (are the alleged) weapons smuggl(ed) into the Gaza Strip. Hamas and Islamic Jihad have....many thousands of rockets; hundreds" able to reach central Israel, said Harel.
As a result, "the IDF is preparing itself for the possibility of a land operation in another few months."
On January 16, Jerusalem Post writer Yaakov Katz headlined, "IDF preparing for major Gaza action within months," saying:
"The IDF General Staff has ordered the Southern Command to prepare for a possible large Gaza operation that could occur within the next few months, the Jerusalem Post has learned."
If true, preparations have been ongoing much longer. Three years ago, Southern Command head General Yoav Galant trained forces for two years prior to Cast Lead. Plans involved inflicting major damage while limiting Israeli casualties.
Now, said Katz, operational plans are being finalized and distributed to IDF units to be deployed against Gaza.
During Cast Lead, brigade units were used. They combined armor, infantry and combat engineer forces. Cast Lead's model will be replicated. Gaza Division head General Yossi Bachar plans "significantly larger" operations than last time.
"Every officer will need to know where he needs to be with his troops and what his mission will be," according to an unnamed senior IDF official. "Gaza has changed and the weaponry in Hamas' and Islamic Jihad's hands has significantly grown in quantity and quality."
Katz said Hamas' military wing is over 20,000 strong in five brigades. Each has a number of battalions. "(S)pecial teams" have "anti-tank missiles, mortar and rocket fire and anti-aircraft shoulder-to-air missiles."
Orders to attack aren't issued. Preparations are ongoing to be ready "at a moment's notice and if needed."


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Second Street in Washougal will be closed from 8 p.m. today to 6 a.m. Wednesday while construction crews install bridge girders for the Highway 14 overpass project. Drivers will still be able to cross at Union Street and Sixth Street.
Abbi Russell, spokeswoman for Washington State Department of Transportation, says the girders represent the backbone of bridge construction.
This will be the second night of closures related to girder placement. The first was scheduled Monday night.
Since January, Highway 14 traffic has been diverted to frontage roads with a reduced speed limit of 25 mph. Roundabouts were installed parallel to the highway. These eliminated the signals that used to stall traffic — and cause accidents — along the two-lane highway.
"If you ask most people, it beats the lights hands down," Russell said.
Russell said these roundabouts virtually eliminate the danger of T-bone collisions, which occur at traditional intersections, since drivers enter roundabouts at an angle and are forced to slow down.
A survey done by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on drivers' views of roundabouts showed that before construction, 31 percent of drivers were strongly in favor of roundabouts, and 41 percent were strongly opposed. After the roundabouts are installed and used, however, those who favored roundabouts increased to 63 percent and those who were strongly opposed dropped to 15 percent.
WSDOT is collaborating with Camas and Washougal, the Port of Camas-Washougal, Clark County and the South
west Washington Regional Transportation Council to widen the highway from the West Camas Slough Bridge to Sixth Street in Washougal and eliminate traffic signals between the Northwest Sixth Avenue interchange in Camas and Sixth Street in Washougal. Median barriers will also be installed.
The new interchange will raise Highway 14 by 20 feet and excavate Union and Second streets about five feet to make way for a bridge interchange system, similar to the ongoing installation at St. Johns Road and Highway 500.
When the project is completed in late 2012 or early 2013, commuters will enjoy 16 miles of free-flowing traffic from Interstate 5 to 15th Street in Washougal. The $49 million project is being financed almost entirely from gas taxes approved by voters in 2005, according to the project's Web page.


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You think its on St Petes or you think your renewing your wedding vowsOriginally Posted by Deafjeff, post: 214334
I notice that you mention DHS and Fireworks in the same day. What fireworks? To the best of my knowledge DHS doesn't do fireworks. Only MK and EPCOT. Now there are some very limited fireworks at Fantasmic at DHS if that is what you are talking about.
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Never even considered the oil, and only planning one Disney dinner. Where on the east coast, Daytona or Miami. Heard Miami is a bit grubby??? Poss being too fussy, always done the Sarasota and that area which we lovedOriginally Posted by Tink, post: 214232
Yes it was fantasmic. Didn't know how often and dates. Wasn't too exited at Epcots probably seen too many times. Do we how to find out when there on at DHSOriginally Posted by uscwest, post: 214361
Miami is a loooong ride from Orlando. I love South Beach though and would tell you to visit there if you could.
Closer is of course, Daytona. I prefer Cocoa Beach, but remember I go for quiet, not for something to do. So with that in mind, Daytona Beach will give you options of things to do. Another little gem is New Smyrna Beach.
There is a new fireworks show on at MK for this summer. You may want to catch that if you are there during that time frame.
Not sure we're going to make it to coast now, not extending holiday. But advice fom others to fill days with parks cut the days a tad shorter and shop afterwards. Seems like a plan.
Taking a break during the heat of the day is going to help you enjoy your holiday a bit more. Our summer seems to be here with a vengeance. The temperature yesterday (and I'm in Jacksonville now, the very northeast of FL) was 105 with the heat index. It really saps your energy fast to be moving around outdoors in that sort of heat. Keep in mind that the temperature in the parks generally feels ten degrees hotter than the actual air temperature, and you can see why you'll want a break!
Cocoa Beach is a short ride from the Central Florida region. If you'd just like to pop over to the Atlantic side for a portion of a day, that would be pretty do-able. (Same for Daytona Beach, about an hour all told from Central Florida).
Sounds pretty awesome. Do like the idea of a break from it all and get a bit of sand between the toes.Originally Posted by Tink, post: 215978
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Not including Toups' roadshow, Institutional Ownership should breach 6% from 4.7% after June 30. IMO.
A very comical thought occurred to me: TFS Market Neutral Fund is rated 5 stars by Morningstar and yet somebody sold 900 shares this morning thinking they have more knowledge of LPH than TFS. Laughing hysterically at the thought.
True, but on the most basic level of logic if these institutions feel so strongly that this company is a diamond in the rough why aren't they buying full throttle? Don't get me wrong I have a long position but trying to figure out what the deal is if no one is willing to open up the checkbook.
Use an Academic Approach to Strategy Research TFS manages funds using proprietary investment strategies that are vetted by an experienced team of portfolio managers. Before being implemented, a candidate strategy must be supported by a solid foundation of qualitative research and must also empirically demonstrate an ability to PRODUCE POSITIVE ABNORMAL RETURN.http://www.tfscapital.com/about/investment_philosophy.asp
So what? There are Chinese stocks that had 5 times that ownership or more and went pinkie.This company is headed to the pink sheets. I would be shocked if it is over 0.50 in 3 months.


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I am running a locally hosted wordpress site on a WHS 2011 (IIS 7.5) box. I made all required wordpress (php.ini) settings to allow me to upload video files larger than 2mbs (i am shooting for over 1gb files).
Even though wordpress showed that it would accept 1024m files, i was still getting this crunch error, after looking at a TON of post about modifying file permissions, adding mime extentions, increasing image pixel sizes..... but realized a few mins ago that I was able to upload ANY file as long as it was under 25mb...
I then decided to see if perhaps iis was limiting my file size and SURE enough i came across this post .
Click on "Modifying the IIS 7.0/7.5 configuration (Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2)" and it will explain how to make the needed change.
Incase the site goes down, here is what you need to change;
Request Filtering > Edit Feature Settings:
Set 'Maximum allowed content length' to your desired file size (in bytes) e.g. '536870912' for 512MB (default is approximately 28.6MB)
I restarted the IIS service and WALLA, i was able to upload any file up to 1gb in size.
I only expect this setting to work if your hosting your own site, as people mentioned how they contacted their "host" and it just started working... i assume this is what they did.
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Elite British and US special forces troops are forming a hunter killer unit called Task Force Black — its orders: "Smash the Islamic State."
The undercover warriors will aim to "cut the head off the snake" by hitting the command structure of the Islamist terror group responsible for a trail of atrocities across Iraq and Syria, reports the Sunday People.
PM David Cameron has told the SAS and UK spy agencies to direct all their resources at defeating IS after a video of US journalist James Foley being beheaded shocked the world.
British special forces will work with America's Delta Force and Seal Team 6. The move sees a rebirth of top secret Task Force Black, which helped defeat al-Qaeda terrorists in Iraq .
This time the counter-terrorist experts will be targeting Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of IS and now the world's most wanted terrorist.
A source said: "We need to go into Syria and Iraq and kill as many IS members as we can. You can't negotiate with these people.
"This is not a war of choice. They are cash rich and have a plentiful supply of arms. If we don't go after them, they will soon come after us."
You don't negotiate with these people. They cut off the heads of children and put them on poles.
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THE NAKED GUN TRILOGY: LIMITED EDITION (3-CD SET) LLLCD 1303 Music by Ira Newborn Limited Edition of 2000 Units STARTS SHIPPING JULY 15 RETAIL PRICE: $34.98 ORDER "THE NAKED GUN TRILOGY: LIMITED EDITION (3-CD SET)" on 7/15 starting at 12pm (PST) at www.lalalandrecords.com and get your copy autographed by composer Ira Newborn at no additional charge. NOTE: Autographs are available while supplies last and are NOT guaranteed. Only at www.lalalandrecords.com La-La Land Records and Paramount Pictures proudly present acclaimed composer Ira Newborn's (DRAGNET, UNCLE BUCK, MY BLUE HEAVEN, INNOCENT BLOOD) original motion picture scores to THE NAKED GUN TRILOGY (THE NAKED GUN, THE NAKED GUN 2 ½: THE SMELL OF FEAR and THE NAKED GUN 33 1/3: THE FINAL INSULT) starring Leslie Nielsen, Priscilla Presley and George Kennedy, and directed by David Zucker (NAKED GUN, NAKED GUN 2 ½) and Peter Segal (NAKED GUN 33 1/3). This 3-CD set features the original scores to all three NAKED GUN films, with the scores to the first two films remastered and greatly expanded beyond previous releases and the world-premiere release of NAKED GUN 33 1/3. Mr. Newborn's robust orchestral scores to this classic comedy franchise, (created by the legendary ZAZ team of David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker), are a wondrous explosion of thrills, suspense, high-octane action and passionate romance – and then there's that iconic big-band-swing NAKED GUN theme, as iconic, indelible and bigger-than-life than Lt. Frank Drebin himself. This collection features bonus tracks and songs from the films as well, including "I'm in to Something Good," "I Guess I'm Just Screwed," the Pia Zadora-performed Academy-Awards show-stopper "This Could be the Start of Something" and quite possibly the greatest rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner" ever recorded, sung by opera great Enrico Pallazzo (in a never-before-heard prerecorded performance). Produced by Dan Goldwasser and Neil S. Bulk and mastered by Doug Schwartz, this 3-CD limited edition release of 2000 units features a 36-Page Booklet with exclusive liner notes by writer Daniel Schweiger, including comments from the composer and filmmakers. Crime-stoppingly fun art design is courtesy of Dan Goldwasser. A must-have-listen for the home, the car, at work, and extended stays at Statesville Prison. TRACK LISTING: DISC 1: THE NAKED GUN: FROM THE FILES OF POLICE SQUAD! (1988) 1. Beirut Vacation* 0:56 2. Drebin the Hero 1:34 3. Main Title* 2:02 4. Dock of the Nordberg/Murder by Cake 2:14 5. Drebin Takes a Snoop/To Ludwig's 0:45 6. Our Miss Spencer*/Air Bag Drebin 1:31 7. Sting/Beeper Mom/Anyone Can Be an Assassin 0:54 8. Beeper Doc/The Exciting Chase* 3:24 9. A Lonely Drebin 0:47 10. Drebin Acrobat*/Meat Miss Spencer* 1:38 11. The Seduction 3:55 12. Frank Goes Bump-Bump/Somebody Killed My Scene 2:55 13. Out on the Ledge* 1:39 14. Over the Shoulder Boulder Holder/The Slaughterhouse 2:06 15. Drebin's Haze/I'm a Lucky Woman/Sting (alternate) 0:34 16. The Third Out Beep/Frank, Frank, Frank 3:24 17. I Must Kill Frank* 3:12 18. I'm Into Something Good (End Credits version) 3:03 Performed by Peter Noone Written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King Screen Gems-EMI Music, Inc. (BMI) SOURCE CUES & THE BASEBALL GAME 19. Cocktails for Five 3:50 20. The Star-Spangled Banner (studio pre-record) 1:24 Performed by Leslie Nielsen Written by John S. Smith & Francis Scott Key 21. God Save the Queen (organ) 0:30 22. Blooper Vision 1:10 23. Baseball Medley (organ) 0:43 24. Las Chapanecas (organ) 0:50 25. La Raspa (organ) 0:50 BONUS TRACKS 26. The Seduction* (album version) 3:56 27. Out on the Ledge* (album version) 1:39 28. I Must Kill Frank (alternate) / Main Title (w/alternate ending) 5:15 29. Main Title (w/second alternate ending) 2:09 * previously released TOTAL DISC TIME: 59:47 ====================== DISC 2: THE NAKED GUN 21/2: THE SMELL OF FEAR (1991) 1. Drebin - Hero!*/Main Title 3:06 2. Thinking of… Him!*/There's Been a Bombing* 3:19 3. Hey Look at These*/We Don't Have Any Kids/Transition to Blue Note Bar 1:54 4. Transition to Wharf/Bad Boys & Meinheimers* 2:48 5. We Got Work to Do/Nordberg Plants the Bug 2:24 6. Frank Tank/Trumpet Fanfare 1:40 7. The Date*/Ba Ba Ba Again 1:06 8. Jane Stalker 1:30 9. His Water Broke 1:46 10. A Raisin Nutbread/Hexagon Oil Sting/Frank Swims in Sewage 0:56 11. Frank Moves In/Frank's Bust Is Busted 3:34 12. Hotel Sting/Hapsburg Moves on Jane 1:37 13. Introducing Dr. Meinheimer/He Can Walk/I'm Tired of Being the Sting King/We'll See About This 2:36 14. Roof, Roof!* 4:15 15. Staying Here With You/A Real Bomb 1:18 16. Intro to Ozone Layer/I Want a World*/End Credits* 6:30 SOURCE CUES 17. Celebrated Minuet 0:54 Composed by L. Boccherini 18. Hail to the Chief 1:19 Traditional, arr. Don Nemitz 19. I Guess I'm Just Screwed 1:46 Performed by Colleen Fitzpatrick Lyrics by David Zucker and Robert LoCash Music by Ira Newborn Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP) 20. I Should Have Been an Accountant (piano version) 1:19 21. Endzone Layer 1:49 22. Ye Olde Sex Shoppe 1:20 23. I Should Have Been an Accountant (Dance Band version) 0:59 24. Tangerine 1:46 Written by Victor Schertzinger & Johnny Mercer Famous Music Corporation (ASCAP) 25. Satin Doll 1:41 Written by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn Duke Ellington Music (ASCAP) / WB Music Corp (ASCAP) / Tempo Music Inc (ASCAP) 26. Lifespan 0:32 Written by Nikki Bernard Ole Georg Music (ASCAP) 27. Tommy Two Tails 0:49 28. Besame Mucho 1:31 Performed by Leslie Nielsen Written by Consuelo Velazquez and Sunny Skyler Peer International Corp. (BMI) * previously released TOTAL DISC TIME: 57:32 ======================== DISC 3: THE NAKED GUN 331/3: THE FINAL INSULT (1994) 1. Drebin the Hero/The Touchable Untouchables 3:44 2. Midnight Romance§/Main Title 2:55 3. Mom Visits Rocco/Visit From Dr. Papshmir§ 2:12 4. Purse Snatcher°/Tearful Goodbyes§/Transition to Shrink's Office/Make Tonight Something Special 1:31 5. Undercover Sperm Bank 0:49 6. You'll Be Called°/Searching Through File/Back to Work/Rosenblatt Sting§/Transition to Frank's House§ 1:58 7. Thelma & Louise Jane 1:20 8. Deciding to Go Undercover/Denver Jock Strap§/The Bighouse Yard/Entering the Bighouse/Letter to Jane° 4:34 9. Shower Intro/The Shower Song°/Shower Scene° 1:50 10. Prison Fight° 2:59 11. Jane Cries/Trucker Tries/Jane in Phone Booth 1:46 12. Frank's Escape§/Trucker Jane/Frank's Escape Part 2§ 2:21 13. Frank Meets Mom° 0:56 14. Tanya/Do I Know You? 1:42 15. Semi Truck°/Pigeon°/Your Bishop Is Exposed 1:42 16. Who's the Skirt?/Let's Bump Her Off/Rocco's Crowning Achievement 1:25 17. Very Impressive/Copter Schmear#/Gang to the Shrine 1:25 18. Rocco & Tanya Backstage/Tanya's Sexy Leg/Ma in Sunroof§/Tanya's Tassels 1:26 19. Foreign Taxi Drivers/Tanya Bubble Wrap°/Stupid Copper Punk° 2:53 20. Code Red Alert#/Frank Fights Raquel#/Police Squad Arrival 1:55 21. Tanya, Tanya, Tanya 1:10 22. Best Picture Award#/It's the Bomb/The Final Straw/Give Up Rocco/Happy Ending to Awards§ 6:11 23. The Delivery Room§/End Credits 5:41 24. This Could Be the Start of Something 2:56 Performed by Pia Zadora Written by Steve Allen Meadowlane Music Inc. (ASCAP) BONUS TRACKS 25. Deciding to Go Undercover (alternate) 0:29 26. Trucker Jane (alternate) 0:29 27. Ma in Sunroof° (alternate) 0:47 28. The Delivery Room§ (alternate) 0:29 SOURCE CUES 29. Soap Opera Source§ 0:48 30. Lotto Music° 0:10 THE ACADEMY AWARDS 31. Hooray for L.A.§/Ext. Awards Show§/Lifetime Achievement Award/Heart Attack Awards Music/Margaret Standswithafistupherbazooky§/Mariel and Elliot§ 2:38 32. Timpani Roll/Fatal Affair/Raquel Intro Theme Music 1:44 33. The Food Song (no vocals) 0:34 Written by Ira Newborn, Peter Segal and Harvey Cohen Sony/ATV Harmony (ASCAP) / Sony/ATV Melody (BMI) 34. Geriatric Park° 0:26 35. Best Picture Presenters§ 0:36 36. This Could Be the Start of Something (instrumental) 2:18 Written by Steve Allen Meadowlane Music Inc. (ASCAP) § co-composed with Donald Nemitz ° co-composed with Bruce Babcock # co-composed with James Stemple TOTAL DISC TIME: 70:57 THIS SPACE IS AVAILABLE FOR RENT © 2014 La-La Land Records. All Rights Reserved.


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Despite the graduation loss of state champion Sean Mappes and state qualifier Brock Warner, veteran coach Cale Hoover is confident the Center Grove wrestling team will again figure prominently in the postseason.
Especially if strength in numbers is an advantage.
With 61 wrestlers, the 2012-13 roster is easily one of the largest — if not the largest — in team history.
"By far the largest number we have had in my seven years at Center Grove," Hoover said. "Over 40 are (freshmen and sophomores). We are excited about the mix of experience and youth."
The Trojans will be led by two returning state qualifiers, seniors Anthony Schoettle (120 pounds) and heavyweight Drew Ponder. Schoettle placed eighth at 113 last year, while Ponder was eliminated in the first round.
Others expected to contend for postseason success are seniors Ceasar Gonzales (106), Nathan Carmichael (126), Dallas Pruett (138), Saul Fisher (145), Dalton Wheeler (160) and Damien Stone (220).
Junior Tyler Fleener (132), Mat Kelly (152), Chapman Johnson (182) and Josh Kuechler (195) are expected to start, as is sophomore Zach Blevins at 113.
"We have a strong senior class who will dominate the starting lineup and many talented young guys who will push them for spots," Hoover said. "The key will be to replace the loss of leadership, but this group of kids has been willing to do everything we have asked and have had a great attitude.
"We are looking forward to competing and measuring where we are at."
A longtime state power, veteran coach Bob Hasseman's team returns several starters, including senior Luke Kriech, runner-up at 152 pounds at the IHSAA Individual State Finals.
Kriech was nipped 2-1 in the title match.
"We have a lot of returning lettermen," Hasseman said.
Also returning for Franklin, which lost only three seniors to graduation, is junior Skyler Lykins, who was a state qualifier two years ago, and sophomore Jacob Stevenson, a state qualifier last season.
Juniors Conner Tolley, Payton Reese, Dakota Wyrick and Matt Wyrick also figure to be among the area's top performers.
Although the Woodmen have only three seniors, one of those is two-time semistate qualifier Jonah Thompson (145).
Also back for Greenwood is junior Bailey Schober (126), who qualified for the semistate as a freshman.
Coach Chris Campbell is confident Thompson and Schober can qualify for the state meet.
The Woodmen also expect solid seasons from senior Jake Lennon and juniors Ryan Noble, Lane Johns, Anthony Miller and Jon Schrader.
Sophomore Brad Royalty also is expected to be among the Greenwood's strongest performers.
Campbell, who is in his 16th season in two different stints as the Woodmen's coach, said he's not certain about who will fill what weights spots.
"The other weight divisions will be filled with last year's junior-varsity wrestlers or incoming freshmen," Cambpell said. "But we will be solid in the middle of our lineup."
Per usual, numbers won't be a strength for Indian Creek, which fields one of the area's smallest teams.
But the Braves often are one of the most potent, and second-year coach Pat Dowty doesn't expect that to change despite having only nine wrestlers.
"We're going to be young and may take our lumps," Dowty said, "But I think we'll have a team that's going to be pretty good in the invitationals and tournaments. That's where we'll have our success."
The Braves' top returner is senior Tyler Hupp, a two-time state qualifier. He is expected to again be among the state's top performers at 132 pounds.
"We're excited about his chances this season," Dowty said. "Tyler's going to be our leader, and we hope the other guys can learn from him and apply it to the mat."
Also returning for the Braves are juniors Thomas Blessing (106), Zach Gratton (120) and Austin Wethington (182).
Sophomores include Hupp's younger brother, Devin, at 113, Taylor Kirkoff at 145, and Trevor Atkins, a transfer from Franklin, at 126.
"I just wish our numbers were spread out a little more," Dowty said. "But it's going to be an interesting year, and I think we'll do well once the season progresses."
Although the Warriors have only three seniors, they have a larger roster than last year, which veteran coach Dave Thompson said in and of itself will make them more competitive.
"Our numbers are better this year compared to last year; however, we are still not very deep in the upper weights," Thompson said. "We should fill all weight classes this season, which was an issue last year."
For the first time in nearly 20 years, Whiteland did not advance any wrestlers to the semistate, but Thompson doesn't expect that to be the case this year.
Senior A.J. Kelley and junior Ben Perry were regional qualifiers last season and appear poised for a longer postseason run.
"We're young, but we are planning to make that (semistate) trip again this year and the following week to the state meet," Thompson said.


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The forces of NBC, in the persons of Matt Lauer and Barry McCaffrey, launched a major attack on the enemy this morning. No, not on Al-Qaida or the Baathist dead-enders. We're talking of a real MSM enemy: Donald Rumsfeld.
Lauer began the assault by using yesterday's release of a videotape featuring Al-Qaida deputy leader Ayman al-Zawahiri to promote the notion of bad US troop morale. Lauer noted that Zawahiri was looking relaxed, answering questions, not bothering to be armed, and asked NBC employee, retired Gen. Barry McCaffrey, whether seeing such a tape motivated or frustrated the troops.

When McCaffrey didn't respond with a negative assessment of troop morale, Lauer tried another tack to produce the desired result:

Lauer: "But let me go back to it again. If you're one of the troops on the ground there and you're roughing it in Iraq and you've been there longer than you thought you were going to be there and you see this guy seemingly comfortable, doesn't it frustrate you a little bit?"

Again, McCaffrey wouldn't play along.

But Lauer was absolutely implacable, and when he tied the issue to MSM bugaboo Donald Rumsfeld, any reluctance of McCaffrey to sing from Matt's hymnal evaporated.

Lauer: "Sticking to the subject of morale, it's clear that there were miscalculations going into this war. Clearly the way we were going to be greeted hasn't turned out to be the reality, the level and the scope of the insurgencies [were underestimated], so when it comes again to military commanders and troops, do you feel they may be frustrated that back home in Washington no one has lost their job over this?"

McCaffrey: "Clearly bad judgments were made by the civilian leadership in the Pentagon going into this war. It got away from us, it didn't have to be this way. One would think Sec. Rumsfeld and others would be held accountable for it."

Lauer, finally sensing blood in the water: "These military people live by a code, among other things, of accountability, so do you think they would want someone like Sec. Rumsfeld or others to be held accountable?"

McCaffrey suggested that troops in the field wouldn't focus on that, but that "the military leadership" realizes that the civilian heads of the Pentagon engaged in "widespread" misjudgements.

Lauer, clearly now with his man in his sights: "You've heard the drumbeats for a while and it seems to be intensifying again [thanks to you, Matt] surrounding Sec. Rumsfeld. Do you think he's going to hold onto his job?"

Lauer hit the Mother Lode, as McCaffrey replied:

"I'm surprised to be honest he's still there. His judgments were egregiously wrong. He's staying now to shape the Armed Forces over the next 20 years. It's hard to imagine why someone who made that series of bad calls would be allowed to be the architect of future armed forces."

McCaffrey called on a number of senators to lead the anti-Rumsfeld coup. He described McCain, Hagel, Warner, Reed as people "who understand national security," and in a clear pitch for them to lead the revolt, said "it's about time for them to step in and make their views known."

Lauer & McCaffrey: Bring Us the Head of Donald Rumsfeld!
By Mark Finkelstein | December 7, 2005 | 7:26 AM EST


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Soldiers from 2nd Squadron, 6th Cavalry Regiment, 25th Combat Aviation Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, load a simulated casualty onto a UH-60 medevac Black Hawk assigned to Company C, 3rd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment, 25th CAB, 25th ID, during convoy live-fire training at Pohakuloa Training Area on the island of Hawaii, Sept. 19.
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