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Copper, an obesity-tackling gold? Jun 11, 11:36 am
Washington D.C, Jun 11 (ANI): If you want to flush that stubborn fat away forever, then add copper-rich food to your diet as a team of scientists believes it boosts fat burning in the body.
Ex-Indian boxer hopes Vijender to remain `unstoppable` May 1, 5:27 pm
New Delhi, May 1 (ANI): Expressing his views on Vijender Singh's fifth straight professional win, coach Dharmendra Singh Yadav on Sunday admitted the Indian boxing superstar has gained a lot of experience as well as confidence after his recent wins.
`Unbeaten` Vijender, Matiouze Royer go head-to-head at weigh-in Apr 29, 10:46 pm
London, April.29 (ANI): Indian boxing sensation Vijender Singh and his French opponent Matiouze Royer went head-to- head during their official weigh-in at the Copper Box Arena on Friday.
Vijender Singh promises another knockout on Copper Box return Apr 28, 11:05 pm
London, Apr. 28 (ANI): Indian boxing sensation Vijender Singh has promised his fans another big knockout win on his return to Stratford's Copper Box Arena when he takes on French terror Matiouze Royer this Saturday.
London, Apr.12 (ANI): Indian boxing superstar Vijender Singh will face the toughest test of his professional career when he takes on experienced Frenchman Matiouze Royer at Stratford's Copper Box Arena on April 30.
London, Mar.21 (ANI): Indian boxing sensation Vijender Singh, who recently recorded his fourth successive professional victory by knocking out his Hungarian rival Alexander Horvath, will return to action on the undercard of the big World Championship card at the Copper Box Arena in London on April 30.
Copper can curb respiratory virus spread Nov 12, 3:42 pm
Washington D.C, Nov 12 (ANI): Copper can be the next weapon in the fight against deadly respiratory diseases, according to a new research.
Auction of identified mine blocks to begin in November: Tomar Sep 22, 5:35 pm
New Delhi, Sept. 22 (ANI): Union Minister for Steel and Mines Narendra Singh Tomar on Tuesday informed that the government is planning to draft the National Mineral Exploration Policy in public domain within two to three days.
ONGC Energy Centre gets patent for hydrogen production Apr 2, 2:13 pm
New Delhi, Apr. 2 (ANI): United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued a patent to ONGC Energy Centre (OEC) Trust and Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) in Mumbai for the innovative research work on hydrogen production method by multi-step copper-chlorine thermo- chemical cycle.
IS planning to mint its own 'purely dedicated to God' currency Nov 14, 2:23 pm
Washington, Nov 14 (ANI): Islamic State (IS) militant group in Iraq and Syria is planning to mint its own currency in copper, silver and gold that would be "purely dedicated to God", said the group.
Scientists create coldest ever cubic meter in Universe Oct 28, 11:57 am
Washington, Oct 28 (ANI): An international team of scientists recently claimed to have set the world record for creating coldest cubic meter in the Universe.
Washington, Oct 14 (ANI): Scientists in Stanford University have developed a "smart" lithium-ion battery that gives ample warning before it overheats and bursts into flames.
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Man who jumped White House fence was armed with knife Sep 21, 11:44 am
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Copper compound could help treat Lou Gehrig's disease Jun 14, 2:13 pm
Washington, June 14 (ANI): Researchers have determined that a copper compound known for decades may form the basis for a therapy for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease.
New Delhi, June 11 (ANI): An Indian-born nanotechnologist has developed a copper wire that can transmit and store electricity simultaneously. The new innovation would ultimately make conventional lithium-ion batteries out of vogue.
Nearly 2 mn Tibetans forcibly displaced amid rampant Chinese mining Dec 14, 12:17 pm
London, Dec. 14 (ANI): Nearly two million Tibetan pastoralists have been forcibly displaced from their own homeland amid rampant mining and river damming in vacated areas.
Researchers discover new material for quantum computing Oct 28, 11:17 am
Washington, Oct. 28 (ANI): A common blue pigment that is used in the 5-pound-note could have an important role to play in quantum computer's development, according to a new research.
Dereck Chisora beats Edmund Gerber to win European title Sep 22, 9:58 am
London, Sept 22 (ANI): Britain's Dereck Chisora has won the European heavyweight title with a fifth-round stoppage win over Germany's Edmund Gerber at London's Copper Box.
Washington, Sept. 17 (ANI): Copper bracelets and magnet wrist straps don't have any real effect on pain, swelling, or disease progression in rheumatoid arthritis, according to a new research.
King Solomon era copper mines found in Israel Sep 4, 12:00 pm
Washington, Sept. 4 (ANI): New findings from an archaeological excavation prove that copper mines in Israel believed to have been built by the ancient Egyptians in the 13th century BCE actually originated three centuries later, during legendary King Solomon's reign.
Washington, August 28 (ANI): Researchers have put graphene's tensile strength to test by using it in a composite that consists of copper and nickel.
Copper plays key role in Alzheimer's disease Aug 20, 10:38 am
Washington, Aug 20 (ANI): A new study has revealed that copper is one of the main environmental factors that is responsible for the onset and enhancement of Alzheimer's disease.
Copper nanoparticles can help protect food against bacteria Jul 29, 4:04 pm
Washington, July 29 (ANI): A scientist has discovered that copper -an element long valued for its antibiotic properties- can be used as a shield from bacteria which lurk almost everywhere, from fresh food and air filters to toilet seats and folding money.
Most expensive home in US listed for $190m Jul 15, 4:47 pm
Washington, July 15 (ANI): A 200,000 sq m, seafront property in Greenwich, Connecticut, has been put on the market for a cool 190 million dollars.
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Changes to Minnesota Estate Tax Law
- By: Paul Neiffer
- August 4th, 2011
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With the final completion of the Minnesota shutdown being resolved last month, some nice although somewhat complex changes to the estate tax law were made to help farmers. The federal tax law has a provision for farmers called special use valuation that allows a reduction in farmland value of up to about $1 million on an estate tax return. The new Minnesota law allows farmers with a taxable estate for Minnesota to exclude up to $4 million of value for farmland and farm operations. Most of the rules follow the federal rules, however, the definition of a farmer and farm and what may or may not qualify is still a little bit messy.
The farm has to be an agricultural homestead, but can include rural vacant land contiguous to the homestead. The decedent must have owned the property for at least three years prior to their passing. A family member must continue to farm for the following three years, or a recapture tax will apply. The recapture tax of 16% could be at a higher rate than what would have originally been due on the return.
The current taxable estate for Minnesota begins at $1 million, but with this additional exclusion, farmers and their heirs would probably be able to get the full current $5 million federal exclusion equivalent.
This exclusion is for farmers dying after June 30, 2011. If this may apply to your farm operation, make sure to review it with your professional Minnesota estate tax advisor. As you can see, some of the provisions of this law can be challenging to an estate, but in the right situation, it may save the farm family $400 thousand in tax or more.
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So this exemption does not apply to relative homesteads and other non-owner homesteads?
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True confessions time: We buy makeup sometimes just for the label. There's something so satisfactory (and, yes, shallow) about whipping out a couture-label compact in public to do a touch-up. But what's even more smug-inducing? Finding a cheap alternative that does the job just as well. This Dior 5-Colour Designer All-In-One Artistry Palette - Navy Design (#1) would gouge $58 from our wallets, money we'd rather spend on high-quality skin care or shoes, not a palette we'll use a handful of times before its expiry date. The smoldering, rich denim, steel blue, silver and navy shades are pretty irresistible for fall, though, and we did a happy dance in the makeup aisle at Target when we discovered the Physicians Formula Shimmer Eye Shadow Strip in Smokey Blue (#2 in picture) for just $9.34 plus tax. Compare the eight shades in the Physician's formula palette, which includes a divine metallic bronze for accent, to the five you get with Dior, and you've got one helluva bargain for around 1/6th the price. You may have to apply more to get the same color payoff, it's true, but that's a price we're actually willing to pay.
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The Super Bowl is this weekend. Super Bowl XLVII. As you sit and watch this annual event, you will be eating all kinds of crap. Yes you will! Oh sure, some of the food will be good for you, but most of it is at best, homemade bar food.
There will be wings, oh yes all kinds of wings; BBQ wings, regular wings and a fan favorite, hot wings! Let's not forget the miniature hotdogs, chips & salsa, potato chips, nuts, foot longs, burgers, some kind of cheese dip and of course that one veggie tray that most people avoid like the plague.
So there it is. Your whole evening is sitting before you and the first thing that comes to mind is; dare I say it - beer. I know, when most people think "Super Bowl" party, they think beer. But I'm not most people.
Wine is what you really want. Trust me on this one. How else can you make a class act out of over buttered popcorn? Not with beer! But you combine that popcorn with a sparkling wine or Champagne and you have a real winner!
Maybe you're not sure what wine to have with your snacks. That's understandable, but don't let that stop you from classing up the party. Rise above the crowd and enjoy this time with some great wines.
If you are having brats and dogs, try a Malbec or Zinfandel. If chili is your thing, go with a Chianti or Merlot. Sparkling wine really does go well with popcorn, potato chips or chips & salsa. Pinot Noir can usually handle BBQ wings, while a batch of hot wings calls for a zesty Zinfandel or spicy Shiraz. If you really are going to eat that veggie tray food, then try a Sauvignon Blanc to wash it down.
There's probably not a wine store in Charlotte that's not having some kind of special on Super Bowl wines, so you have no excuse. Make this year's Super Bowl Party a better one, no matter who wins.
Speaking of winning, here are my predictions on this year's game. After analyzing all the stats and looking at the coaches, players, and team morale; I feel sure that the 49ers will win. I am thinking that they could win by as much as 9 points.
How did I arrive at this decision, well it was easy. The 49ers are closer to California wine country. The closer you are to the best wines, the better chance you have of winning. Hey, that's what happened last year.
So get out there and have a great time on Sunday. Go 49ers!


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SWAT officers surrounded a house in the East Minnehaha neighborhood for several hours Wednesday before entering it but were unable to find a man who eluded Oregon and Washington police early in the morning.
Sergio Hunt, 25, of Vancouver is wanted for domestic violence-related crimes in Tigard, Ore., that include harassment, menacing and burglary, said Sgt. Scott Schanaker with the Clark County Sheriff's Office.
Early Wednesday, Tigard police were notified of a suspicious person outside an apartment that has been the target of repeated unlawful entry attempts, a Tigard police bulletin said. The same apartment has also generated reports of restraining order violations, unlawful use of a weapon, menacing and criminal mischief. Hunt is believed to be involved, according to the release.
Clark County law enforcement first heard about the case around 3:40 a.m., when Oregon police were in pursuit of a car, allegedly driven by Hunt, that was traveling north on Interstate 5 from Portland, Schanaker said.
The car hit a police-deployed spike strip near I-5 and Fourth Plain Boulevard, but continued to elude police, Schanaker said. Deputies followed a trail of gouges in the road left by the car's metal wheels to a home at 4913 N.E. 55th St.
"Due to the nature of the alleged suspect's activities in Oregon, the home was surrounded and attempts were made to contact the residents inside by phone and loud hailing," Schanaker said in a release.
Deputies knew there were a number of people in the home when they arrived, but weren't sure if Hunt was there, Schanaker said.
After about an hour and a half, residents responded to police requests and came out of the home.
Deputies weren't sure if the occupants helped the suspect find shelter or escape, so SWAT was activated, Schanaker said.
Hunt's aunt and uncle, Wendell and Francillia Williams, rent the home that was raided. Wendell said they were asleep when police arrived and thought the noise was someone watching TV with the volume too high.
Schanaker, who wasn't on the scene but has SWAT experience, said people often say they don't hear hailing.
The Williamses left the home, were handcuffed and put in the back of a patrol car, Wendell said. He said the car that his nephew was allegedly driving wasn't at his home when he went to sleep.
Officers deployed tear gas and sent in a robot to search the home, but didn't find the suspect.
The Williamses were upset about the condition of their home after the search. Police shot tear gas through windows, cut holes in the ceiling and roof, opened drawers and moved items around the home while trying to find Hunt.
Several hours after the search tear gas fumes still caused discomfort if they were inside the home for more than a few minutes, Wendell and Francillia said.
"It's not fair what they did to us," Wendell Williams said.
Schanaker said the severity of the response was probably due to the fact that the residents stayed inside the home for an hour and half after police asked them to come out. SWAT officers need to stay safe and err on the side of caution, he said.
Deputies weren't sure if the suspect was in the home, he added.
SWAT officers typically shoot tear gas to try to coax anyone in the home to come out; cut holes in the ceiling and roof to insert special cameras to see if someone is hiding in the attic; and move things around to make sure no one is hiding, Schanaker said.
The Williamses think it is suspicious that deputies overturned pillows and opened dresser drawers if they were trying to find a person, they said.
"Can anybody hide under pillows?" Wendell said.
Their food, clothes and other personal items were destroyed in the search process, the Williamses said.
Wendell said what is more upsetting than the property damage was the way he was treated made him feel like a criminal.
People who have SWAT search their home can file a claim with the county's risk management division to start an investigation for compensation.
Some neighbors told The Columbian they weren't surprised that SWAT was on their block Wednesday morning.
Matt Elkins, who lives near the raided home, said the people who live there were "partying" until 4:30 a.m., just before police arrived.
Donna Ruegg said she calls police weekly to report loud music, garbage in the street and a lot of cars coming in and out of the home.
Matt Sammons, who lives near the home, heard the loudspeaker when he was taking his dogs out Wednesday morning.
Later, he was outside smoking when a sheriff's deputy asked him to move across the street for safety reasons, he said. He stood on the corner of Northeast 49th Avenue and Northeast 55th Street with several other neighbors who were watching the SWAT activity down the street.
Sammons said his neighborhood is usually pretty quiet.
"I think it's a little crazy," he said of the police activity near his home.
County property records indicate the house is owned by Tu-Anh and Vinh Nguyen.
Tigard police are investigating Hunt's case. Anyone with information related to his whereabouts should call 503-639-6168. If he is seen, call 911.


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A rather unusual "dry season" heavy rainfall, caused by a stalled frontal boundary draped across the Florida Peninsula, flooded many parts of Tampa Bay and west-central Florida on Friday, May 2. While the precipitation on Saturday, May 3, was lighter in nature, rain showers lingered across the area through much of the afternoon.
At the four main reporting stations, 36-hour rainfall totals included 1.90" in Clearwater, 2.67" in St. Petersburg, 3.38" at MacDill Air Force Base, and 3.49" in Tampa. However, as this link provided by the Tampa Bay Area National Weather Service indicates, the storms inundated some parts of the Tampa Bay area with 6" to 10" of rain.
The heavy rainfall produced significant flooding across many areas in west-central Florida, including the University of South Florida campus on the north side of Tampa, and left vehicles stranded along South Dale Mabry Hwy. in southern areas of the city.
Drier and warmer weather pattern ahead for the next week
After the remaining showers move south of Tampa Bay through the late evening hours on Saturday, all of west-central Florida can expect an almost entirely rain free week through next Saturday. While isolated thunderstorms cannot be ruled out in areas east of Interstate 75 as humidity levels creep up toward the end of the forecast, precipitation coverage for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday should remain at or under 10 percent.
Skies for the period Sunday through Saturday will range from mostly sunny to partly cloudy. Morning lows will range from 62 to 68 degrees on Sunday through Tuesday mornings, and between 65 and 72 degrees for Wednesday through Saturday mornings. Afternoon highs will range from 80 to 85 on Sunday, and warm to between 85 and 92 degrees for Monday through Saturday.
Links to more local weather information
For further forecast details in areas around Tampa Bay and the rest of west-central Florida, please visit the local National Weather Service website, the Storm Team 8 Facebook page, and Meteorologist Denis Phillips Facebook page.


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SportsNet LA launched Tuesday night as the exclusive new 24/7 TV home of the Los Angeles Dodgers that takes fans behind-the-scenes of the team and offers in-depth access into the organization, providing an immersive experience with never-before-seen content and thousands of hours of comprehensive Dodger programming. SportsNet LA has posted the entire debut episode of "Backstage: Dodgers" on www.ineedmydodgers.com for all Dodger fans. "Backstage: Dodgers" is SportsNet LA's weekly behind-the-scenes documentary series that gives fans true inside access to the team from the first day of Spring Training through the last pitch of the season.
The episode takes fans to Clayton Kershaw's home in Texas the day he found out he won the 2013 National League Cy Young Award and inside the Dodger clubhouse and the first few weeks of Spring Training. It also features behind-closed-doors access to Don Mattingly's first Spring Training meetings, unique behind-the-scenes moments with A.J. Ellis, Dan Haren and Paul Maholm and a special segment showing how the Dodger clubhouse attendants prepare for Spring Training.
Starting March 6, new "Backstage: Dodgers" episodes will debut every Thursday and weekly episodes all season long will keep fans updated on of-the-moment Dodger news and happenings, following players, coaches, executives and Dodger legends inside the clubhouse, outside of the stadium and more.
SportsNet LA is in negotiations with all other providers. To demand the network, visit www.ineedmydodgers.com.


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The Flyers enter one of the most important weeks of the season and it begins tonight at the Wells Fargo Center.
Between now and Sunday, the Flyers play three games all against division opponents. Tonight they take on the New Jersey Devils before beginning a home-and-home with the Pittsburgh Penguins this weekend.
Tonight's game is the fourth and final time the Flyers will play the Devils this season and it is particularly key for these two teams as they are separate by just four points in the crowded Metropolitan Division.
Philadelphia won two of the first three matchups this season by a grand total of one goal in each game, a 1-0 win on November 2nd and a 3-2 overtime victory on January 7th. The overtime game was wild as the Devils jumped out to a 1-0 lead 57 seconds into the game thanks to Adam Henrique but the Flyers would score two quick goals in the third period to pull ahead 2-1. Devils forward Michael Ryder tied the game with less than 30 seconds remaining in the third period to force overtime.
The Flyers won it on a gorgeous slap-pass from Nick Grossmann that found Brayden Schenn wide open as he deposited the goal and helped the Flyers pick up two points.
The Flyers hold a two point lead over Columbus for third place in the Metropolitan Division and just a two point lead over Detroit who is on the outside looking in at the last two Wild Card spots.
Needless to say, two points on Tuesday are huge for both teams.
It does not get any easier for the Flyers this weekend when they faceoff against Sidney Crosby and the Penguins, who currently lead the Flyers by 17 points in the division.


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5 tips to successfully connect with mobile industry account managers
Mar 27,2014 by Francis Bea
Account managers and business development managers are busy people with the job of meeting aggressive monthly sales KPIs at the risk of commission. So you'll probably find them cold calling/emailing prospective target, following up on warm leads from the marketing department, or grabbing coffee left-and-right.
If you're not Rovio, a brand agency, or even a partnered ad network you'll find it sometimes difficult to get in touch with the right person to even pay attention to your introduction request. It might just be that you want a meet and greet while shopping around for mobile ad networks or prospective publishing partners, which in your mind shouldn't be time consuming. But take it from a mobile ad network like ourselves - we get these types of emails, social media messages, and even calls on a regular basis and we can tell you that it's extremely difficult to field every request personally – although we do make the effort.
For those of you looking to partner with ad networks, localization firms, or app publishers; or simply looking to either advertise, or publish mobile ads, here are some simple tips to keep in mind if you want to make the best impression with any account manager.
Seek out the regional account managers
Many mobile ad networks these days have offices scattered around the globe. What you might not realize is that typically regional sales teams are competing for KPIs and internal incentives. So as simple as it sounds, the easiest way to get the sales team's attention is to target the right region from the get-go. If you're looking for traffic from the U.S., go on LinkedIn and find the U.S. General Manager. If you want to publish ads from Europe, find the E.U. General Manager to find out what types of campaigns you might be able to promote in the region.
Make the first email frank and descriptive
There's really no need to beat around the bush. Time is precious and both parties have a strict motive in mind. Cryptic one-line emails along the lines of "Want to get coffee?" means that the account managers probably don't know who you are and what you're looking for. Not to mention that the account teams are the ones doing the research to find out where you're located.
At the same time, for the sake of time and transparency, it's best if you can send a one-sheet about your company and a description of your mobile advertising objectives. Granted, we understand if you'd like to save the juicy details about what you're looking for and what you'd like to learn for us during the meet and greet.
Scout ad network business dev reps on LinkedIn (not Twitter and Facebook)
As great as social media is for opening the doors to new business relationships, account managers aren't looking to make or receive introductions through Facebook or Twitter – unless you're friends with them already. Most (if not all) of them hang out on LinkedIn – if you have some ad sales friends, you might have caught their status updates that look for CPM, CPC, or CPI traffic, or you might have dropped in on sales teams negotiating for traffic in LinkedIn groups.
Considering mobile ad networks are global these days, you'll also find account managers logged into Skype and conducting business on the platform. If you manage to find their skype username, you can scout them and reach out directly.
Twitter flirts with the grey zone. If you're a developer seeking a publishing partner Twitter may be an option, but we'd suggest you to use your best judgement.
Get a friend to introduce you
Nothing holds more weight than an introduction through a trusted friend, acquaintance, or colleague. Have you ever immediately walked away from someone who's been introduced to you? Probably not. The same idea holds for most business intros as it's of course not specific to the mobile ad industry.
To take this strategy a step further if you don't have that friend referral, here's one way to get a bit creative. Reach out to another employee at the mobile ad network from a different department and build a relationship – for example you can target an employee from the marketing team, cooperate on a guest post, and later ask for the introduction to their sales team.
Set up a meet & greet at conferences
Finally, it's a no-brainer that first-impressions are best done in-person. Being mindful of the account manager's time and your own time, major game, mobile, and ad tech conferences are the best shot at that coveted introduction – that might mean a quick email (keeping the above tips in mind) a couple of weeks prior to someone from the regional team most likely to be attending the event. Or you can stop by the team's booth at the said conference (if available).
And don't forget the after-parties. Scouting prospective partners or mobile ad networks at after-parties, where they're sure to attend is also highly recommended.
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Another album in which Paul McCartney appears has wracked up a Grammy in the pre-telecast awards, it was announced Jan. 26. The album "Sound City: Reel to Reel," which features McCartney and three former members of Nirvana on "Cut Me Some Slack," won Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media. It beat out the soundtracks for "Django Unchained," "The Great Gatsby (Deluxe Edition), "Les Misérables (Deluxe Edition)" and "Muscle Shoals."
The new award makes the third Grammy connected with McCartney in the early awards. He already won two other Grammy Awards for Best Surround Sound Album and Best Boxed or Special Limited Edition Package.
And McCartney could win two more Grammy Awards before the evening is over. "Cut Me Some Slack" from "Sound City, on which he performs, is also nominated for Best Rock Song, competing against the Rolling Stones' "Doom and Gloom," Guy Clark Jr.'s "Ain't Messin 'Round," Black Sabbath's "God Is Dead?" and Muse's "Panic Station."
And "Live Kisses" is also nominated for Best Music Film along with Coldplay's "Live 2012," Green Day's "¡Cuatro!," "I'm In, I'm Out and I'm Gone: The Making of Get Up!" by Ben Harper With Charlie Musselwhite and "The Road to Red Rocks" by Mumford & Sons.
McCartney is to perform on "The 56th Annual Grammy Awards" telecast Sunday night. Expectations are that both he and Ringo Starr will perform together on the show, as well as their previously announced performance together on "The Night That Changed America" to be taped Monday.
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Late yesterday, the animal loving community on Facebook exploded with outrage as a photo went viral that showed a live dachshund hanging while an older lady watched, according to an article posted this morning on the WECT website.
The photo of the dog, named "Vennie" and called "Super Dog", was allegedly taken by a former employee named Tim Suggs at Olga's Dog Spa in Wilmington, NC. The owner of the grooming salon, and the woman who is shown in the photo, is Olga Glover Littleton.
A war of words has broken out between Suggs and his supporters and Littleton and her supporters. The one thing that both sides appear to be in agreement on is that the dog suffered no lasting physical harm. Both Littleton and Suggs insist that the dog was wearing a harness.
According to a ongoing discussion on Facebook on the Tim Sugg's posted photo of the hanging dog, it appears that this incident happened five years ago. Tim Suggs admits that he hung the dog, and says that the dog belonged to "a New Hanover County detective".
Screen captures from Littleton's Facebook page allege that Tim Suggs' employment with her company was terminated in recent days for "stealing" and that the photo was posted as revenge.
An internet search of reviews for "Olga's Dog Spa" going back several years shows posts where employees and previous employees argued about the quality of service. On April 10, 2010, a poster known as "The Truth" with Wilmington, NC listed as his city posted the following to the Topix review page for Olga's Day Spa:
Misty you and Timmy got fired because ya'll stole from olga, and you tried to act like you had no idea but if you didn't have any clue but really you knew the whole time. and the only reason timmy is back working there right now is because she is about to lose everything so she is desprite. Olga does NOT touch every dog and half the time when she says she has groomed your dog she really hasn't. If you think Olga is special and polite drop by one day unexpected in the middle of the afternoon and listen to her yell and scream at her employees. She will NOT give her employees lunch breaks nor will she ever let them stop for anything. She cares only for herself and trys to act all polite but she isn't she is a crazy bitch. Olga has beaten dogs and will leave dogs in crates and she never goes outside to check on the dogs that are there.
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I've heard that there are compatibility problems when using 50um fiber with some fiber converters. After some research I'm thinking this is a legacy issue when using slower devices (100 Base FX) that used LEDs. I was told that the fiber converters are made for a certain size of fiber core and wont work with 50um fiber. Am I right in thinking this is just a corporate knowledge thing that is outdated when using 1000 Base SX converters (which should be using lasers instead of LEDs)?
Basically they're not remotely compatible and will fail either on day one or pretty soon afterwards if used simultaneously. There are lots of reasons why there are two standards but they're far too dull, there's nothing inherently better or worse technically for each one carrying any kind or speed of traffic but the key thing is not to use the same together. We chose to stick to 62.5u for everything, just so we all knew what everything was - I suggest you decide one way or the other, make a similar rule and stick to it.
The basic problem is that you can't use 62.5 and 50um in the same run.
Otherwise, there are some minor advantages of 50um over 62.5 if you're going to be using really long runs of 10gb Ethernet or the equivalent Fiber Channel.
The basic rule of thumb is to use whatever is already deployed elsewhere in your enterprise. If you're worried about 10gig and you've already got 62.5 everywhere and you've got really long runs, use single-mode fiber.
The basic problem is that the patch cables look exactly the same except one is marked (in little tiny letters) 62.5 and the others are marked (in little tiny letters) 50um. And if you accidenatally mix the two you'll get a link and everything will appear to work with trivial volumes of traffic. And worse still, one direction of the link (the 50->62.5 direction) will actually work pretty well, the other direction will work terribly once you put it under load and you'll go crazy trying to figure out why you've got such a "slow" link and why you've got so many errors.
But that's only if you have a single run with both 50 and 62.5 micron. Otherwise, everything up to really long runs of 10gig will work fine with either in almost all situations and equipment.
Whatever you've already got in your buildings or datacenter is fine. If you're building a new deployment, go with 50 micron or better still go with single mode. And lastly, if / when you move to 40gig / 100gig, you'll have to throw all your existing fiber plant out anyhow.
There are four types of multi-mode fibre: OM1, OM2, OM3, and OM4.
OM1 has 62.5 um core, all the others have 50 um. The main differences between the others is how much information they can carry, as measured per MHz-km. OM4 was only recently standardized in the last year or so, specifically to help with 40 and 100 GigE over longer distances. The various types cannot (generally) be mixed and matched. If you need to do this the purchase of a media converter is necessary:
Honestly, if you're working with multi-mode, try to stick with OM3 if at all possible. In the long run the material cost is irrelevant as it's usually labour that gets you. Ideally, if you're thinking on stringing new fibre, get a quote for both OM3 and OM4 from your installer and see if the difference is huge or not. If not, it may be worth considering "future-proofing" yourself as fibre often sits around for a decade or so.. OM3 should be fine if your runs are 100 metres or less though.
Beyond that, you haven't actually said what you're trying to accomplish, so it's hard to given specific advice on what you should do. If the question is what you should use with 1000 Base-SX, then 62.5 um will (according to the standard) get you 220m of length, while 50 um should get you 550m.


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Published: Tuesday, August 6, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Editor: First, (Gov. Pat) McCrory lies to the people of North Carolina when he says he will not impose further restrictions on a woman's right to choose. This promise made on the campaign trail. Then McCrory sits idly by and watches as an out-of-control legislature hijacks unrelated bills and eventually rams through a bill to restrict abortion access. This bill will cause all but one abortion clinic in the state to close. How's that for restricting access? And what does the governor do? He puts his signature to the bill.
What's wrong with this picture? Either McCrory can't tell the truth from lies, or he doesn't care what happens to women. Neither is acceptable for our state's governor, in my opinion.
I am sorry we have 3 1/2 more years of Pat McCrory. North Carolina deserves better. Women deserve better.
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In the wee hours of most mornings, sometime between 7 and 7:30 or so, Frank Layden would walk onto the floor of the Delta Center.
The building would be silent, save for a few watchmen wandering the halls. He'd stand on the court just him, a ball and a couple of baskets. What more does anyone need?
Nothing, really, but a mind with no bounds.
Layden has that.
"One time one of the guards said, "Hey, Coach, who are you playing with?' Because it's dark no lights or anything," Layden said. "And I said, 'Pete Maravich.' "
Today, more than 20 years since he first joined the organization as general manager in 1979, there is lots more time for imaginary games with Pistol Pete, the late, great Jazz star who died way too soon: Layden, the Jazz president and former head coach, announced his retirement on Tuesday, closing an era that can only be called his own.
"He is a special person," Jazz coach Jerry Sloan said.
"Really, truly, even with (franchise owner Larry Miller)," said the Jazz's star of today, Karl Malone, "Frank was that guy I associate the Jazz with more than anybody."
Layden has been off the Jazz bench and in the president's office for more than 10 years, having moved upstairs after resigning as coach and turning the team over to then-assistant Sloan on Dec. 9, 1988. Just as abruptly as he did that, the Brooklyn-born former high school coach called a halt to his career in pro basketball Tuesday - four days before the calendar reads 2000.
This, though, is actually something Layden has been pondering for about a year now.
He might have done it earlier, had his son, Scott, formerly the Jazz's vice president of basketball operations, not left the franchise this past offseason to take a similar job in the front office of the New York Knicks. And he almost certainly would have done it last week, had Tim Howells not chosen then to resign as general manager of the Jazz.
But by Monday it was time to tell Miller: There are more things to life than that which has consumed most of Layden's 67 years, and he's ready to delve headfirst into all of them.
"I don't think of myself as old mentally," he said, "but I also think it's time to move on."
It's not due to any health concerns, and it's not because he wants to slow down. In fact, Layden said, quite the opposite is the case on both counts.
"I don't look at it as quitting. I'm merely moving on to another stage in my life," he said. "There's other things I want to do that, right now, are just as important as basketball. And I thank the good Lord for giving me the health, and giving me the means, to be able to do it. You know, I'm able financially, because of basketball, to be able to retire and do some of the things I've been planning to do, like travel."
Or catch a stage show with his wife, Barbara. Perhaps even act some on his own, picking up where he left off with his part in a local theater company's production of "Love Letters."
There's that book to finish, the one that's darn-near done. Layton said he might even enroll in a class or two at the University of Utah. He may offer to help work with the NBA offices in New York, and will continue with his speaking engagements. And then there's the grandkids to see, both in Utah and New York.
So much to do. So little time.
"When you get to my age," he said, "time is precious.
"I didn't want to be like a lot of people I see: They work all their lives, and they finally retire, and then they're not able to either afford what they wanted to do, or health-wise they're not able to do them. And I didn't want that to happen. I've always thought of myself as a person who thinks young."
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"I have to give credit where credit is deserved. I can't say much post-game that I didn't say pre-game about BYU. The fact that they're not ranked gives almost no credibility to the rankings. I look at them and they're definitely a top-25 team, and I believe they will be competing for a high seed in the (NCAA) Tournament."
On BYU guard Jimmer Ferdette
"Jimmer Ferdette played a great game. Did we have something to do with that? Yes. We struggled to defend the other team's best perimeter player. Their victory tonight was largely thanks to his play. He reminds me a lot of Mark Price, who played at Georgia Tech and had a long career in the NBA. I'm not an NBA general manager, but I would put Ferdette against a lot of guards in the country. When he does miss a shot, he goes and gets it, and we made that very easy for him tonight."
On moving forward after a 30 point loss:
"It's hard. Our twelve non-conference games have really stretched our team. We've learned a lot about our team. In some cases, you can't see the improvement we've made, whether it be as a team or individually."
Arizona Player Quotes
#21 Kyle Fogg
"It was tough. He [Jimmer Fredette] is a great player. They [BYU] are a really well-coached team."
On the loss affecting confidence:
"It doesn't set us back. We can fight back but when they get up like that its hard to push back."
#44 Solomon Hill
Coach Miller's words at halftime:
"Basically he told us the same thing. He just told us we had to get it back and get the rebounds. We didn't do the rebounds too well tonight. That's why we got down was because we didn't get back the rebounds."
On BYU's performance:
"It wasn't a surprise. We watched a lot of film on them and it wasn't a whole lot different. It seemed like every shot that came off their hands went in. They really got the ball off the floor. You look up and there were four guys right there ready."
#3 Kevin Parrom
On coming back to play:
"It's been rough; honestly it's been very rough being out for a long period of time. I just gotta get out there and do what I do. It's been hard because I haven't played in a while but I just gotta get back in my groove and I'll be fine.


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Last February, as I have done for several years, I announced the plans for the Bard Music Festival, held during the final two weekends of Bard SummerScape 2014 at the Richard B. Fischer Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College. This year the title of the Festival will be Schubert and His World, and two of the programs will present operas both by and about Franz Schubert. However, because Bard SummerScape 2014 will also be presenting a full-length opera, which was composed during Schubert's lifetime, I felt it would be appropriate to provide a general summary particularly for the interests of opera lovers.
The SummerScape opera will be Carl Maria von Weber's Opus 81 Euryanthe. While less frequently performed than the Opus 77 Der Freischütz, Opus 81 has the distinction of having no spoken dialog, serving as a harbinger for the through-composed practices of Richard Wagner. Nevertheless, Euryanthe has not been staged in the United States since a Metropolitan Opera production in 1914.
This summer's production will be staged by Kevin Newbury. The featured vocalists will be Ellie Dehn in the title role, William Burden as Adolar, Wendy Bryn Harmer as Eglantine, Ryan Kuster as Lysiart, and Peter Volpe as King Ludwig. There will be five performances at 7 p.m. on July 25 and August 1 and at 2 p.m. on July 27, July 30, and August 3. There will also be a free talk about the opera at noon on July 27.
The first of the Festival opera programs will present two one-act pieces. The first will be the D. 787 "Die Verschworenen," based on two of the comedies of Aristophanes, "Ecclesiazusae" and "Lysistrata," both of which involve women imposing themselves on affairs of state. This will be followed by an operetta about Schubert (entitled simply Franz Schubert) composed by Franz von Suppé in 1864. Vocal soloists will be soprano Deanna Breiwick, mezzo Cecelia Hall, tenors Paul Appleby and Nicholas Phan, and bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green. These two works will be performed on August 10 at 5:30 p.m. with a pre-performance talk at 5 p.m.
The following week will see the performance of Schubert's three-act opera Fierrabras (D. 769), based on an old French romance of the same title. The title character will be sung by Joseph Kaiser. Other major roles will be taken by Sara Jakubiak (Emma), Eric Halfvarson (King Karl), Roland (Andrew Schroeder), and Eric Barry (Eginhard). In addition, Hall will return to sing the role of Florinda. This performance will begin at 4:30 p.m. on August 17 with a pre-performance talk at 3:30 p.m.
Leon Botstein will conduct the American Symphony Orchestra for all three of these performances. They will all be given in the Sosnoff Theater of the Fisher Center. Each production has its own event page (given in the above summary) on the Web site for the Fisher Center. The event pages then have hyperlinks for the online purchase of tickets. In addition, the Fisher Center box office may be reached at 845-758-7900.


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Oh my goodness! This reminds me a lot of the Javanese Cat. They have a sleek skinned body but a fluffy tail. It's a look that seems really attractive to me. In any case this is a beautiful picture!
Haha, yes I can see that, never heard of the Javanese Cat before though
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i love salukis *o*
Just needs a pair of wings and a background of sky.
it's like a river flowing on dry ground, beautiful.
Wow! Such a gorgeous Saluki!
The dog's ballerina is what they look like. So pretty! and what a great shot!
one of the most beautiful breeds I've ever seen! <33
stunning shot!
stunning shot!
Great movement I have some shots of these dogs to they are such posers.
These dogs are so magnificent!
So beautiful!..I love the pose in this picture.
So beautiful!..I love the pose in this picture.
May I use this as a reference for an adoptable? (not to adopt out, but to draw as a reference for something I want from another artist) Such great lines! I would so love a saluki, but I don't have the space and already have 8 cats lol.
Of course you may use it
Please send me a link when you are done! I would love to see the outcome!
Please send me a link when you are done! I would love to see the outcome!
One of my most beloved friends is a saluki fan. I can see why.
amazing photo i have saluki too
he can fly!
this is beautiful. <3
they're SO gorgeous, as is very well exemplified in this photo
holy cow look at it's tail!!! It's so pretty!
Yeah. They are really pretty dogs! Well I have 3 little dogs. They are all mix breeds. One is a Corgi-Jack Russell she looks more Jack Russell exept for the ears. The other one is a Rat Terrier-Miniture Pincher he looks more Rat Terrier. Then the last one is a Yorkie- Chihuahua she looks more like a Yorkie. I really wish I could have a Saluki but my other dogs don't get along with bigger dogs unless they are at the dog park.
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Hungarians Turning Away From Politics Before 2014 Elections
Most Hungarians say the country is headed in the wrong direction under the governing Fidesz party, but they appear increasingly unlikely to vent their views at the ballot box.
Voter activity is unusually low, pollster Ipsos said based on a representative poll conducted between Jan. 9 and Jan. 17. Only 37% of those of voting age would vote if elections were held now, down from 44% four years ago and 51% eight years ago. The number of decided voters is at a record low, the pollster added. Little more than a quarter of those eligible to vote rank as decided and committed voters, down from 35% four years ago and 45% eight years ago.
Ipsos found that 53% of Hungarian voters wanted to oust the ruling Fidesz party government in the spring 2014 general elections. Nearly half of those who wanted a change in the administration didn't support any opposition party, it added.
"This reflects that many–every fourth voter–is finding no political alternative and may even not be looking for an alternative any longer," Ipsos said in a release. A significant share, 47%, of the voters are dissatisfied with the work of both the governing and the opposition parties, the poll found.
Hungary goes to the polls every fourth year. The last parliamentary elections were held in April 2010, when Fidesz won with a landslide and gained a two-third majority in parliament.
The number of those rejecting the political parties is rising sharply each month, Ipsos said. In the past 1.5 years, undecided voters have comprised more than half of those eligible to vote nearly every month, it added. In January, 52% of voters were undecided, up sharply from 43% four years ago and from 30% eight years ago.
Among the undecided who still show some voting activity, nearly 90% of respondents have a negative view of Hungarian political developments. Three-quarters of Hungarian voters said the country is going in the wrong direction while 17% have a positive view. Voters from all reaches of society and every political party had a negative view, except for Fidesz supporters, where two thirds held a positive view of the country's state of affairs and a quarter had a negative opinion, Ipsos said.
Voter support of the major political parties has been unchanged over the past three months through January, Ipsos said. Among decided voters, the governing Fidesz party's support has been at 40%-41%, while support of the biggest opposition Socialists, or MSZP, has been at 31%-32%. The far-right Jobbik party's support fell to 12% from 17% in November and the green LMP party shrank to 5% from 7%. Support for opposition newcomer Egyutt 2014 was 8% in January, Ipsos said.
Politicians' recent comments and decisions have "served to cement their voter base but failed to have an impact on the more than half of voters who steadily keep ignoring the messages directed at them," Ipsos said.


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Previous news accounts mention that this meth head daddy had custody of this child, but refused to elaborate on how or why he got custody, or what officials granted him custody. Typical....
Daddy is identified as JESSE W. EDWARDS.
CDA father charged after son wanders near traffic
by Associated Press
Posted on February 22, 2013 at 11:55 AM
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) -- A 36-year-old man who was arrested after his son was found wandering outside a Coeur d'Alene bar is charged with injury to a child.
The Coeur d'Alene Press reports Jesse W. Edwards is scheduled to be arraigned on March 5. He is currently free after posting $300 bail.
Edwards was arrested at the Walmart in Hayden on Feb. 10 after his son was found wandering close to traffic. The boy was brought into a bar and employees called police.
The boy didn't know where his father was.
Edwards told an Idaho State Trooper he usually takes his son to his parents' house in Athol and he thought he had done so. Court records say Edwards also acknowledged ingesting methamphetamine within 48 hours of his arrest.


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The center is also designed to take advantage of the sub-arctic location. The predictable absence of warm days means the Lulea plant has 70% less energy intensive, expensive-to-run mechanical cooling capacity installed than the average data center."


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'Where did my mail go?'. In order to answer this question, to troubleshoot mail problems and to analyse mail flow, the Exchange administrator can use message-tracking logs. Ben Lye elaborates on these essential logs and explains how you can use Powershell commands to search them for those emails that have gone adrift.
Exchange message tracking records the SMTP activity of messages being sent to and from Exchange servers running the Edge Transport or Hub Transport roles. Exchange administrators can use message tracking logs for mail flow analysis as well as troubleshooting and answering the ever-familiar "where did my mail go" question.
Configuring Message Tracking
By default message tracking is enabled on any Exchange server which has the one or more of the Edge Transport, Hub Transport, or Mailbox roles installed. The default settings are to store up to 30 days of log files in files of up to 10MB with a directory size limit of 250MB.
Message tracking settings can be retrieved using the Get-TransportServer cmdlet for Edge and Hub transport roles and the Get-MailboxServer cmdlet for Mailbox server roles.
To modify the message tracking settings you can use the Set-TransportServer and Set-MailboxServer cmdlets. Using these cmdlets you can:
- Enable or disable message tracking (enabled by default)
- Enable or disable logging of message subject lines (enabled by default)
- Set the maximum age of message tracking log files (30 days by default)
- Set the maximum size of the log file directory (250MB by default)
- Set the maximum size of each log file (10MB by default)
- Change the path of the log file ('C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\TransportRoles\Logs\MessageTracking' by default)
If you change the path of the message tracking log directory, then new log files will be written to the new path straight away, but existing log files are not moved or copied from the old path to the new path.
Old log files are removed when either the maximum directory size has been reached, or the log file is past the maximum age. In the case of the maximum size being reached, the oldest log file is removed even though it may not have met the age limit. Because of this, if you are in a site with many users and where a lot of e-mail is sent, you may want need to increase the maximum directory size as you might find that the log files are being deleted well before the maximum age is reached.
You can use this command to increase the maximum directory size to 2GB and the maximum log file age to 90 days (adjust the values as appropriate for your environment):
[PS] C:\>Set-TransportServer EXCHANGE01 -MessageTrackingLogMaxDirectorySize 2GB –MessageTrackingLogMaxAge 90.00:00:00
To configure Message Tracking you must be delegated the Exchange Organization Administrator role and be a member of the local Administrators group on the Exchange server.
Searching Message Tracking Logs
Once message tracking is configured, using either default or custom settings, you can use the message tracking data for testing, troubleshooting, or auditing mail flow.
Logs can be searched using with the Message Tracking Tool in the Exchange Management Console or the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet in the Exchange Management Console. Both methods use the same set of search filters, and in fact the Message Tracking Tool uses the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet to perform the search. Get-MessageTrackingLog gives the option of limiting the number of results returned, and the results can be converted into different formats.
Search results can be limited using the following filters:
The complete e-mail address(es) of the message recipient(s). Multiple values can be entered using a comma delimiter.
The complete e-mail address of the message sender.
The server on which to search
The specific event to search for – for example, "SEND" or "DELIVER"
Unique ID of the e-mail message
Server-specific message ID
Subject line of the e-mail message
Additional information for some event types
Starting date/time
Ending date/time
To perform a search using the Message Tracking Tool, launch the Exchange Management Console, navigate to the Toolbox pane, and double-click "Message Tracking". After a brief check for updates you'll be able to go to the Welcome Screen, where you can enter search parameters to begin looking for messages in the tracking logs. While you are constructing your search a box at the bottom of the tool shows you the Get-MessageTrackingLog command which will be used to perform the search.
To perform a search using the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet, searching the server EXCHANGE01 for messages sent from firstname.lastname@example.com to email@example.com, sent between 12/3/2009 and 13/3/2009:
To perform the same search and return only the first 100 matching records:
If you are using Exchange 2007 SP1 you must be delegated the Exchange View-Only Administrator role to use the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet. If you are using Exchange 2007 RTM you need to be delegated the Exchange Server Administrator role and be a member of the local Administrators group on the target server.
Working With the Search Results
Once you have a search which returns the results you need, you may want to convert those results into other formats, perhaps to use for reports or to provide information to others. PowerShell includes built-in cmdlets for re-formatting output data, and those can be used in conjunction with the Get-MessageTrackingLog cmdlet. For the 'Recipients', 'RecipentStatus' and 'Reference' properties it's necessary to convert the data so that it appears in the output files.
To convert the results to CSV format you can pipe the search command to the Export-CSV cmdlet. This command will create a CSV file called C:\Temp\SearchResults.csv, exporting all the available fields:
This command will create a CSV file including only the timestamp, event ID, sender, recipients, and subject line:
Alternatively, to convert the results to HTML you can pipe the search command to the ConvertTo-HTML cmdlet. Use this command to export the results to an HTML file showing the timestamp, event ID, sender, recipients, and subject line:
Advanced Searches
PowerShell scripts can be used to do some interesting manipulation of the message tracking log data. Here are a few examples of what can be done without much effort.
Searching across multiple servers
Get-MessageTrackingLog only searches the message tracking logs of one server. To search the logs on multiple machines we need to use a few lines of PowerShell code.
First, get the names of all the Hub Transport servers:
Then pipe them into a Get-MessageTrackingLog command, in this case looking for all email with the subject line "Important news" sent on March 13th.
This will return the message tracking information from all the hub transport servers in the Exchange organisation. As with regular message tracking log searches, it's possible to output this data to a reader-friendly HTML file.
Reporting on e-mail messages sent and received yesterday
Using PowerShell scripts it's possible to use the message tracking logs to create reports. This example will get the messages sent and received on the previous day for a group of mailboxes in a specific database.
$Start = (Get-Date -Hour 00 -Minute 00 -Second 00).AddDays(-1)
# Get the end date for the tracking log search
$End = (Get-Date -Hour 23 -Minute 59 -Second 59).AddDays(-1)
# Declare an array to store the results
$Results = @()
# Get the SEND events from the message tracking logs
$Sent = Get-MessageTrackingLog -Server EXCHANGE01 -EventID SEND -Start $Start -End $End -resultsize unlimited
# Get the RECEIVE events the message tracking logs
$Received = Get-MessageTrackingLog -Server EXCHANGE01 -EventID RECEIVE -Start $Start -End $End -resultsize unlimited
# Get the mailboxes we want to report on
$Mailboxes = Get-Mailbox -Database "EXCHANGE01\SG1\DB1"
# Set up the counters for the progress bar
$Total = $Mailboxes.Count
$Count = 1
# Sort the mailboxes and pipe them to a For-Each loop
$Mailboxes | Sort-Object -Property DisplayName | ForEach-Object {
# Update the progress bar
$PercentComplete = $Count / $Total * 100
Write-Progress -Activity "Message Tracking Log Search" -Status "Processing mailboxes" -percentComplete $PercentComplete
# Declare a custom object to store the data
$Stats = "" | Select-Object Name,Sent,Received
# Get the email address for the mailbox
$Email = $_.WindowsEmailAddress.ToString()
# Set the Name property of our object to the mailbox's display name
$Stats.Name = $_.DisplayName
# Set the Sent property to the number of messages sent
$Stats.Sent = ($Sent | Where-Object { ($_.EventId -eq "SEND") -and ($_.Sender -eq $email) }).Count
# Set the Received property to the number of messages received
$Stats.Received = ($Received | Where-Object { ($_.EventId -eq "RECEIVE") -and ($_.Recipients -match $email) }).Count
# Add the statistics for this mailbox to our results array
$Results += $Stats
# Increment the progress bar counter
$Count += 1
# Output the results$Results
The script works by finding all mailboxes in the DB1 database on the Exchange server EXCHANGE01, and searching the message tracking logs to find mail any RECEIVE and SEND events. The Get-Mailbox command can be easily modified to find a different group of mailboxes or changed to return distribution groups or contacts. The script could also be modified to search across multiple servers.
More information on configuring and managing message tracking and searching message tracking log files can be found on Microsoft TechNet:


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Hazard: Kompany's quality key for City
- 25 October 2013 09:06
- Posted by @porter_mcfc
After this week's European excursion, it's back to domestic affairs on the pitch and in the headlines.
The build-up to Sunday's Premier League clash with Chelsea has begun, and we start with a tale of two Belgians.
Eden Hazard has warned his teammates of the threat posed by Vincent Kompany, who he knows well from the international setup.
He is quoted in the Daily Express as saying: "He is a great defender. He is really important to City because when he plays they win. When he doesn't they lose, often. That proves his importance.
"We all know his quality. We are lucky to have him in the Belgium team. I prefer to play with players like him than against them."
Hard luck, Eden….
A preview in the IB Times also focuses on the importance of Kompany, but brings Yaya Toure into the mix too – a familiar presence in pre-match analyses these days!
Both City and Chelsea fans will surely remember Yaya's impressive display (and eye-catching goal) when the two teams met at the Etihad Stadium last season, and he could once again prove key to the midfield battle.
Jason Le Miere writes: "City have had the better of Chelsea in recent times, claiming three wins and a draw from their last four meetings. Key to that, as he will be on Sunday, was the presence of City's other stalwart, Toure. Chelsea's midfield lacks a presence who can match the Ivorian at his bustling, rampant best and if Toure is in that mood at Stamford Bridge, as he tends to be on the big occasion, City's fine record could continue.
"Yet, despite being at home, Chelsea are unlikely to be overly adventurous under Mourinho's guidance. He may well ultimately be happy to take a share of the spoils and remain ahead of a City side that could yet challenge them to the wire for the title."
Stay with mcfc.co.uk as we bring you everything you need to get ready for Sunday's game, including Manuel Pellegrini's pre-match thoughts.
Finally – you guessed it – have a morsel of transfer speculation to get your teeth into.
This morning, the Metro has gone for a potential departure rather than the dozens of players that have been reported to be January arrivals. If they all landed at the Etihad, it could be a rather large squad turning up for duty on February 1.
Back to today, and it's John Guidetti said to be swapping Manchester for Merseyside with a move to Liverpool.
Reports Jamie Sanderson: "Liverpool are known to be the front runners for his signature, having followed him since his loan spell at Feyenoord in 2012, where he scored 20 times in 23 matches.
"French money bags Monaco and Turkish outfit Trabzonspor are also in the race, but staying in the Premier League is the priority for Guidetti.
"Liverpool are committed to bringing through young talent and with Guidetti able to play up front or on the wing, he offers real versatility for Brendan Rodgers."
Remember, if any ins or outs are confirmed, we'll be first with the news on mcfc.co.uk!
Tickets are still available for City v CSKA at the Etihad Stadium, which will go a long way to deciding the Sky Blues UCL group fate. They are priced from £33 for Adults and £17.50 for Under 16s. Purchase online here, or call 0161 444 1894 option 1, option 1, option 2 (tickets purchased over the telephone are subject to a £2.50 booking fee per ticket), or visit the Ticket Office located on the first floor of the Etihad Stadium City Store. For more details please click here.


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Regarding the Twin Towers (North Tower WTC1 and the South Tower WTC2) and the Salomon Brothers Building (WTC7), research and evidence shows the best hypothesis is as follows:
Open air smoldering jet fuel fires do not burn hot enough to weaken steel enough to enable all 3 buildings to collapse in near perfect symmetry at near free fall speed directly through their paths of greatest resistance. Even if impact damage and intensely hot fires were the cause of initial collapse, the Law of Conservation of Momentum would slow or topple, and then ultimately arrest the fall.
Instead concrete from two 110 story buildings was micronized to dust, and steel beams and bone fragments were propelled hundreds of meters in all directions. Have you ever seen an explosion before? Even if falling debris carved out a 1/4 of WTC7, which is highly unlikely, then it would fall towards the side of the damage. Instead it elicits all the tell tale signs of classic demolition, with crimp in the roof where it falls first, and then the rest of the building follows straight down into its own footprint. Have you ever watched as a tree is being chopped down? Have you ever watched as a building is purposely imploded or brought down by controlled demolition?
The US government's official conspiracy story is not scientifically supported. IT IS A LIE.
There is testimony from 118 FDNY firefighters saying they either heard, felt or saw explosions. The melting point of steel is 1350C and the max burning temp of jet fuel is 980C. There was molten metal found in the sublevels of all 3 buildings. Never before or ever since 9/11 has any steel framed skyscraper ever collapsed "due to fire", let alone 3 in the same day.NIST's own report states that none of the recovered core columns experienced temperatures in excess of 250C. How then did these things happen? Take time to watch the videos below and read the scientific peer reviewed documents. Do what you can to educate yourself, your family and your friends. Support a new independent investigation into 9/11 to expose these criminals. They must be exposed because they are rotting the heart of America, spreading death and destruction throughout the world, and to prevent another similar action.
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