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Insider: Orlando Magic Notebook
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Magic Showing Improvement
After Saturday night?s 88-82 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, Orlando Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy called the game the ?best win of the season.? The Magic were playing without forwards Ryan Anderson, Quentin Richardson and Hedo Turkoglu. Orlando got both Anderson and Richardson back Monday night against the Detroit Pistons, but were missing their superstar center Dwight Howard, who missed his third game with back spasms. The Magic absolutely destroyed the Pistons en route to a 119-89 victory. Van Gundy was again very excited, saying the Magic played even better.
?We played better tonight on an offensive standpoint,? Van Gundy said. ?Our competitive level was high.?
All five Magic starters scored in double figures in their win over the Pistons and they were even able to empty their bench, finishing the game with a lineup of Daniel Orton, Earl Clark, Justin Harper, Von Wafer and Ish Smith.
?Everybody moved the ball,? Van Gundy explained. ?Everybody deserves credit.
The Magic have not been nearly as good on defense this season as they have in years past, but they?ve been much better lately.
?I just think these last couple of games, especially the Philly game, we?ve been on the same page,? Glen Davis explained. ?Just the same page defensively, energy-wise, everybody?s trying to read the book and be on the same page.
Davis has been one of the biggest reasons for Orlando?s success over the last two games. In fact, Davis has started the last five games and averaged 20.6 points and 10.2 rebounds.
?His play certainly warrants big minutes,? Van Gundy said.
Many questioned Orlando?s effort, energy and even some of the team?s energy and although some of that was overblown by the media, one of Orlando?s captains admitted the Magic have played harder lately.
?One thing is we?re playing a lot harder, especially on the defensive end,? said Jameer Nelson.
Nelson pointed out that their improved defense can lead to easy buckets on the other end.
?I think our defense and rebounding is generating a lot of our offense,? Nelson explained. ?You get a stop, get loose balls, that kind of gives you more energy out there.?
Van Gundy has been very pleased with his team?s effort and hopes they can continue their recent trend through the postseason.
?Let?s hope we make this a habit,? Van Gundy said.
Van Gundy?s players have taken notice as well.
?When we don?t turn the ball over, we?re making shots and we?re playing defense, we?re tough,? said Davis.
?I?m really happy that we?re headed this way because at the end of the day, championship basketball, you have to play this way.?
Ryan Anderson, Quentin Richardson Return
Forwards Ryan Anderson (sprained right ankle) and Quentin Richardson (sore back) returned the rotation Monday night.
Anderson scored 14 points and grabbed seven rebounds in just under 23 minutes while Richardson scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds in just over 25 minutes.
?It felt a lot better than I thought it would feel tonight,? Anderson said. ?That?s a good thing.?
With Dwight Howard still nursing a bad back, the Magic need Anderson, their second-leading scorer, to give the Magic some punch offensively.
After a slow start Monday night, Anderson began to find his footing.
?It took me a few minutes of playing full contact,? Anderson explained. ?Especially going to get rebounds and playing physcially, it took me a little to get used to it.?
Although he had his ankle heavily taped and iced after the game, Anderson clearly wasn?t affected by the injury too much.
?After a few minutes, once I got my confidence back in my ankle, I felt good, almost 100%,? said Anderson.
With Howard and Hedo Turkoglu, the Magic need all of the help they can get. Despite their injuries, the team has not lost confidence in each other.
?We?ve been banged up, gone through a lot as a team, especially the last weeks,? Anderson explained. ?And I think we?re really just having each other?s backs and we?re working hard for each other.?
More Time For Ish?
Early on Monday, the Magic held shootaround, something they normally do on game days. However, backup point guard Chris Duhon was not in attendance and didn?t alert anyone within the Magic organization that he wouldn?t be attending. In fact, he didn?t talk to anyone until after the conclusion of shootaround.
Due to that infraction, Duhon was suspended for Monday night?s game, giving way to Ish Smith, who appeared in a game for just the 14th time this season. Smith played just under 19 minutes and had one of the most effective games of his career.
?He played extremely well,? said Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy. ?That certainly helped the whole unit play well.?
Smith finished with six points, seven assists and just a single turnover.
?Ish was fantastic? said Van Gundy.
Chris Duhon?s tough season has been well documented. The veteran point guard hasn?t been very aggressive and is turning the ball over at an alarming rate of 28.1% (the second highest turnover rate of his career - his turnover rate was 30.3%) last season.
With the struggles of Duhon, you?d think a change would be exactly what the Magic need, but Van Gundy doesn?t appear like he?s going to make a move this season.
?He played very well tonight, but again, tonight, everybody played well,? Van Gundy explained.
It sounds like Duhon will again be the backup point guard upon his return Tuesday night.
(Andrew Melnick is the ESPNFlorida.com Magic and NBA Insider, co-host of the ESPN 1080 Insiders Show and publisher of Howard the Dunk. The Insiders Show can be heard Sunday mornings at 10:00 am EST on AM 1080 in Orlando and on ESPNFlorida.com. You can follow Andrew on twitter here.)


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Use decorating brush or cut disposable bag and melted orange candy from kit to paint or pipe hair, hatband and shirt areas of mold. Chill until firm.
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Use melted light cocoa candy in cut disposable bag to pipe in remaining areas of mold, filling half full. Tap mold gently to remove air bubbles.
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Place lollipop stick in mold cavity and turn to evenly coat with candy. Carefully fill remainder of mold with melted light cocoa candy. Chill until firm; unmold.
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For tags, cut construction paper into 1 1/2 in. x 2 in. rectangles. Punch a hole in corner.
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Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
Now that slapd is configured, it's time to start adding data to the LDAP directory. We use the command-line tools that come with OpenLDAP and create LDIF files to modify the directory.
The first step is to create a base tree structure with our root node, the hosting organization and an entry for the rootdn. Create a file called base.ldif with the following contents:
dn: dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top dn: cn=Manager, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: organizationalRole cn: Manager dn: o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: organization o: hosting
Now use ldapadd, binding as the root account, to add this LDIF:
ldapadd -x -D "cn=Manager,dc=myhosting,dc=example" \ -w secret -f base.ldif
Domains can now be added under the hosting tree. Each domain needs to have postmaster and abuse entries at minimum. To make a tree for domain1.example, create a file called domain1.example.ldif with the following contents:
dn: o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: organization o: domain1.example dn: cn=postmaster, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: organizationalRole objectClass: CourierMailAlias cn: postmaster mail: maildrop: postmaster dn: firstname.lastname@example.com, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: CourierMailAlias mail: maildrop: abuse
Notice that the maildrop attributes are local e-mail accounts and will forward to the postmaster and abuse accounts in /etc/aliases. There are no accounts in the postmaster role, so only the root account can create accounts at the moment. Add this domain with the following command:
ldapadd -x -D "cn=Manager,dc=myhosting,dc=example" \ -w secret -f domain1.example.ldif
Now, let's add an account with an e-mail <email@example.com>. Let's also grant this account postmaster privileges for domain1.example. Create a user1.domain1.example.ldif with the following contents:
dn: firstname.lastname@example.com, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example objectClass: top objectClass: CourierMailAccount mail: homeDirectory: /home/vmail/domains uidNumber: 101 gidNumber: 101 mailbox: domain1.example/user1 dn: cn=postmaster, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example changetype: modify add: roleOccupant roleOccupant: email@example.com, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example
The first section adds a new entry for the account. The home directory and mailbox point to the physical mailbox on the filesystem. The uidNumber and gidNumber attributes are required but not used, so they are filled in with dummy values of 101. The second section modifies the postmaster entry by adding a roleOccupant attribute with the DN of firstname.lastname@example.com. Let's create this account:
ldapadd -x -D "cn=Manager,dc=myhosting,dc=example" \ -w secret -f user1.domain1.example.ldifThe account does not have a password yet, so even though it has been granted postmaster privileges, it cannot be authenticated. Use the ldappasswd command to set the initial password to user1:
ldappasswd -x -D "$DN" -w $PW -s user1 \ "email@example.com, o=domain1.example, o=hosting, dc=myhosting, dc=example"Other domains and accounts can be added with similar LDIF files. Creating LDIF files by hand can be cumbersome and error-prone. We discuss alternatives for administration later.
We cover only the sections of Postfix that pertain to the mail hosting. To deal with other parts of Postfix setup, please visit the Postfix web page.
Download the Postfix source and untar it. You need to rebuild the Postfix Makefiles to be aware of LDAP and link against it. To do this, execute the following command:
make makefiles CCARGS="-I/usr/local/include -DHAS_LDAP" AUXLIBS="-L/usr/local/lib -lldap -L/usr/local/lib -llber"
At this point, follow the normal Postfix compiling and installing instructions as documented in its INSTALL and LDAP_README files.
While configuring Postfix for this task, we are mostly concerned with /etc/postfix/main.cf. For most of the Postfix configuration, you will configure in a way that makes the most sense for your site, and you can follow the documentation contained in the Postfix source or on the Postfix web site. Here, we talk about the settings that are affected by this setup. If any of the configuration examples shown below aren't explicitly attributed to a specific file, assume they can be found in main.cf.
The transport table maps domains to message delivery transports (as specified in /etc/postfix/master.cf) and/or relay hosts. For our virtual domains, we want to map them to the virtual delivery agent that comes with Postfix. A transport table could look something like this:
domain1.example virtual: domain2.example virtual:
After making your transport table in plain text, you need to make it into a binary DB file using postmap (see man postmap). At this point, tell Postfix that there is a transport table and where to find it. You also need to let Postfix know that we accept mail for those domains. This is done through the transport_maps and mydestination directives:
transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport mydestination = $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, $mydomain, $transport_mapsYou can define multiple LDAP sources easily. LDAP source parameters are documented in README_FILES/LDAP_README in the Postfix source. The parameter names follow the pattern of <ldapsource>_parameter. The LDAP source name is defined by use. In main.cf, you'll need one LDAP source definition per each lookup.
What about procmail??
Have I missed something in your article? Or you have just omitted the part where procmail gets into the picture?
dn of the user objects
Why is the dn of the users mail=user@domain,o=domain,etc? would it not make more sense to have a dn of cn=user,o=domain,etc (like you did for the postmaster)?
The only reason I can think of if to be able to search through the whole tree by email address. wouldn't it be faster to separate user and domain and just search under the o=domain? especially if you have a huge amount of users for each domain?
Re: Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
I don't see a reply to the previous comment. I'm having a similar problem.
Given the format of the cn=postmaster,o=domain1.example..., I suspect that objectClass: organizationalRole needs to be present.
Another question, however, is why are the "mail:" attributes empty? They are required fields and the LDAP server balks at there being no entry there.
Re: Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
Since OpenLDAP 2.2 (I don't know if earlier too) LDAP entities must have "structural" object class. Classes top, CourierMailAccount, CourierMailAlias are "auxiliary" clasess. You should add to each entity "structural" class: domain, organization, organizationalPerson, etc.
So eg.
dn: dc=myhosting, dc=example
objectClass: top
should be
dn: dc=myhosting, dc=example
objectClass: domain
dc: myhosting
You can also change those objectClasses to STRUCTURAL
...by modifying authldap.schema and replacing "AUXILIARY" with "STRUCTURAL" on the CourierMailAccount, CourierMailAlias, and CourierDomainAlias.
Keep in mind, however, that you can only have one structural objectClass, just in case you plan on hanging e-mail information off of an inetOrgPerson or somesuch.
Re: Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
Hi, I'm trying to follow your example, but I'm having a couple of problems here...
in the first ldif (base.ldif), I had to take out all the first spaces in the lines, and when I try to make an ldapadd I'm getting:
dapadd: update failed: dc=myhosting, dc=example
ldap_add: Object class violation (65)
additional info: no structural object class provided
any suggestions?
Re: Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
This article looks abandoned ... but .. I am having the same problem and really don't know what to do here.
Re: Large-Scale Mail with Postfix, OpenLDAP and Courier
Dear friend
Hi and thanks for the solution provided by you
but do you have any solution for multiple servers running under one domain. with the helpof ldap server database replication.
amit jain
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Our Journey to Real Food (and Vegan Macaroni and Cheese)
My kids love fruits and veggies. They are not picky eaters. Lately my son, age 7, has shown a particular liking for my mushroom soup made with a musky dried fungi that give a deep smoky umami flavor, and he is also partial to vegetable stir-fries rich with fresh ginger and nama shoyu, while his 4-year-old sister's favorite dessert is dates and dark chocolate. Let me reassure you, our relationship with food was not always this way!
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|Walter De la Mare; William Blake; William Blake; Walter De la Mare
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|Songs; Folk music
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|Words of Tit for tat by Walter de la Mare; words of the Three early songs by Longfellow, Robert Burns, and Herbert Asquith.
Eds. recorded: Faber Music (5 folksongs, Three early songs, Tit for tat, and Songs and proverbs of William Blake); Boosey & Hawkes (3 folksongs).
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|Benjamin Luxon, baritone ; David Willison, piano.
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|Recorded Apr. 12-13, 1986, in the Maltings, Snape.
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Songs and proverbs of William Blake : op. 74.
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While television visual-effects producers are far from immune to the same market forces that recently have rocked the film world, the serial nature of TV and its inherent short deadlines allow facilities and effects artists to find a satisfying and stable niche. "The predictability of the television season helps us," says Andrew Orloff, co-owner and visual-effects supervisor of Zoic Studios, whose clients include TNT's Emmy-nominated Falling Skies and ABC's Once Upon A Time. "We built our business model on serving a bunch of different markets, and we've done pretty well."
With shows going from shooting to air in two or three weeks, effects need to be done extremely quickly and to a high standard. "It can be a blessing and a curse," says Mat Beck, president of Entity FX, which works on Emmy nominee Game Of Thrones, as well as Vampire Diaries, Mike & Molly and The Following. "What is hard is, you have to get stuff done crazy quickly. The blessing is you're in a disciplined environment, timewise, and you have to zero in on the best solution."
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As supervisor on Syfy's Battlestar Galactica miniseries in 2003, Hutzel says they produced 330 shots in six months. Ten years later, Blood & Chrome was shot entirely on greenscreen and required an all-digital environment for its 1,800 shots. "Blood & Chrome cost no more than doing a (regular) pilot, and it was all visual effects," he says, adding that these days he is seeing shows budgeted for as many as 5,000 shots. "That price point is possible with a full greenscreen approach." Orloff says the predictability of TV schedules and the volume of work a series brings in, especially the longer it runs, helps in allocating resources and developing and improving digital assets and environments over time.
Nevertheless, tax incentives have had an impact on TV effects, with studios spreading out to the locations that make the most financial sense. Los Angeles-based Zoic has an office in Vancouver, and L.A.-based Entity has a subsidiary in Vancouver and an office in Atlanta. Hutzel says he often does work in Canada, with the Defiance effects team based in Toronto. But the kind of labor outsourcing to places like India or China that's seen in feature films is less practical on a TV schedule. "The difficulties of outsourcing include things like language differences, and cultural differences and time-zone differences, and those are more of a factor when the time scale is so short," concludes Beck.
LA seems to be purposefully chasing all VFX to Vancouver. What is the benefit of letting this happen?
@ Erik Bruhwiler: "Let it happen"? Do you have a suggestion as to how to prevent it from happening? Because so far none of the VFX companies have managed to figure that out. Not while staying in business, anyway.
More "Canadian content"…
Way to put the effort in to covering these categories. You interviewed two VFX supervisors out of the 12 nominated shows, plus you interviewed a guy who isn't even nominated and just happens to own a VFX facility. Nice reporting. Very thorough.
Plus, technically, these two Emmy award categories (Outstanding Special Visual Effects and Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Supporting Role) are for both the Special Effects and Visual Effects disciplines. It's a combined category. Your article short-changes the practical special effects crews, who play an equally important role. You didn't bother to interview any of those guys. Very lazy of you, Mr. McLean. Try to do better next year.
FuseFX has continued to grow it's operation and do all work in LA. That allows for higher quality work at a faster pace. The talent in LA is still the best in the world and with a super efficient operation, VFX can still be done here successfully, including getting an Emmy nomination this year for Last Resort.
but same issues that plague film vfx. How many clients does FuseFX have? NBC,CBS,WB,Sony,AMC,ABC…thats about it– so they end up being beholden to the client to an unhealthy extreme. Sony gave you a show that got you an emmy nomination, so now when they call with work that should be millions and only want to pay hundreds of thousands..what do you say? No? fat chance.
Not to pick on FuseFX of course, they do very nice work and have a reputation for treating artists well here in LA. –it was just an easy way to illustrate the problem.
then you have places like Stargate that chase incentives, and have many "offices" , and a reputation for abusing employees and over charging clients for stock footage that has been used five thousand times over. Thats not helping the problem.
@notignorant, just because Stargate fired you for not being a very good artist is no reason to trash them.
Companies go where the work is, and whether people want to acknowledge it or not, the studios dictate where that work will be. And if you don't think that tax incentives are almost the only thing that studios care about, you've been staring at a monitor too long!
Why does the author only mention logistical issues, when writing about a category that awards artistic excellence? These nominated teams have created some of the greatest artistic achievements ever seen on television. Shows like Game of Thrones would be impossible without an army of super talented artists working day and night. In the case of Blood and Chrome, they've replaced practical sets and production design entirely. That's a more interesting story than the number of shots per episode and which city the artists live in, don't you think?
Sadly, this is the debate framed by the visual effects industry and the media. What a shame this story is not more focused on the actual work. As I recall, Emmys are awarded for excellence in craft, and the business climate of that craft is really not the issue…and, in my humble opinion, should not be the issue.
Mr. McLean, this story should have been all about the work, yet to had to bring in the business…why?
Yo remember that show Spartacus where they had a 10,000 person frozen dead body bridge? Yeah no need to nominate them.
For film, the talent is not longer in LA. London, New Zealand and San Francisco lead the charge. The demise of r&h and dd has left Sony as the only big player in town.
The film talent is still right here my friend. The companies are no longer around, but all those people that worked through the 90's and 00's are still around. Many have tried to make a go of staying here. The facilities have folded or shrunk to become roadkill on the tax credit freeway, but there are still a lot of artists in L.A.. Many more would come back home if they could find work here. No one wants to become a vagabond migrant worker, there are few choices. Also Sony is sending everyone to Vancouver or laying them off. So, no, there's no real Imageworks in Culver anymore that I'm aware of.
Also pretty sure that Zoic is L.A. based, I've had friends that work there, and that company started by leaving some other company. Many other local shops are born of Zoic people. I'm sure it is just an oversight.
Zoic doesn't have an LA TV department anymore. And the way they treat their people, it's a wonder that anybody still works there. Obviously it's a testament to the desperation of artists that anybody would work there!
So we have David Altenau talking about how great Fuse is, well guess what, he works for them! Is the Fuse marketing plan, have employees go onto the Deadline comment section and praise them and have other employees trash companies like Stargate? It's so obvious, nobody with a brain is buying it.
Chris Mullhearn – If that is your real name since you have no credits that I can find. Clearly your comments are grossly uninformed and your agenda is to belittle Fuse. First, Dave Altenau is an owner at Fuse FX. He's a total straight shooter and genuine talent and doesn't need employees writing comments on Deadline Hollywood for him. Second, I used Fuse on my last project and they are the lead house on my current television show. All of the companies mentioned in this article I have used in one capacity or another either working for or hiring them.
Now, I want this to be clear, I don't work for Fuse FX. I am their client. Fuse, in my opinion, is one of the top VFX facilities helping to produce some of the best seen work on television.
I can tell you that Dave was only speaking positively on his experience owning a company in Los Angeles and he was not attacking any of the other companies mentioned. Next time try understanding the words written instead of making up your interpretation.
Oh I see, because I don't have an IMDB page, I don't exist? Contrary to your opinion, Mr. Kolpack, it isn't just the egomaniacs such as yourself that get to participate in the discussion!
Your relationship with the owner of Fuse notwithstanding, you're another obvious shill. You even admit as much. You claim he doesn't need employees commenting here – I assume that's because he does it himself and has you to try to pimp for his company. Do you have some vested interest in the company's success? I wonder if your current employers know that?
But I do think it's cute that you feel a need to come to Fuse's rescue.
I agree with Chris, you don't get to discriminate about who is entitled to comment because you think you're more important than somebody else. You don't have the right to flame somebody just because you don't like their point of view.
I'm not sure where the facts of this article are even coming from. Pixomondo is the lead VFX house for Game Of Thrones, not Entity. Zoic had to leave LA in television, although they aren't admitting it. Don't kid yourselves that China and India can't participate in the TV VFX biz, that was true five years ago, not anymore.
Mike and Molly sure has some really challenging VFX….
You mean some company other than CBSD or Milne fx is doing the vfx for a crappy CBS show?
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It's a windy and cold day here so I think I'll try this recipe posted in our forums by one of our long time members Mommy The Maid. Such a simple recipe and one I bet my family is going to LOVE!
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- 3 whole Chicken Breasts
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- 3 large slices of Ham (halved)
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- 3 TBSP Sherry (OPTIONAL)
- 1/4 tsp pepper
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- 2. Combing remaining ingredients. Pour over chicken, making sure chicken pieces are fully covered.
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Four brothers and a love for wine which began in their father's vineyards in San Zeno di Colognola ai Colli in the Valpolicella district which produces the most famous wines in the Verona area: Amarone, Valpolicella and Soave. The brothers, driven by the desire to put themselves to the test outside the family business, soon found themselves embarking on a new adventure. Forerunners of their time, they worked as technical consultants for years, creating innovative 'turnkey' solutions throughout Italy. The unique experience they gained led them to a momentous decision. In 1989 they purchased 30 hectares of land around Mezzane which, when added to their father's property, brought the Tenuta Sant'Antonio vineyards to its current total of 50 hectares.
The time was right for them to take the plunge. Armando, Paolo, Tiziano and Massimo Castagnedi decided to produce their own wine, becoming vinedressers and earning a name for themselves for their quality and professionalism. It was a real challenge. The decision to plant new vines alongside the existing vineyards and to build a new winery in the Monti Garbi area (which in dialect means "sour" or "hard", demanded courage and a keen business sense: two qualities which the Castagnedi brothers are not short on.
For more than twenty years, while many wine producers were focusing on quantity, the Castagnedi clan rewrote the rulebook, concentrating wholly on quality. Ever since it was established, Tenuta Sant'Antonio has remained faithful to certain principles: tending to the vine branch by branch, carefully handpicking the bunches, low yield per plant, keeping the grapes meticulously clean from when they are picked to when they are taken to the winery and the wine bottled, patiently waiting for the wine to mature in new wooden barrels, ageing in the bottle. View all Tenuta Sant'Antonio Wines
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Notable FactsThe wine of Soave is most common white wine made here. Occasionally you can find an exceptional Soave, but for the most part the wine is easy-drinking and refreshingly pleasant. For the reds, the most popular are Amarone and Valpolicella – both made primarily from the good structured Corvina grape. While Amarone is always made in the recioto method (drying out the grapes to intensify the flavor), Valpolicella has a few different levels. Amarone is made from very ripe grapes, which are then dried and then pressed, producing an opulent, concentrated, full-bodied wine that has a distinctive and powerful taste that stays with you. Not for the lighter fare meal, this wine is almost port-like and delicious with cheese and/or dessert. Valpolicella can also be made in the recioto method, but it's more often found in a dry style – the wine goes up in rank, from Valpolicella to Valpolicella Classico to Valpolicella Classico Superiore. And finally, the bubbly of Veneto – Prosecco. Made from the same-named grape, Prosecco is less fizzy than Champagne and occasionally has a slight sweetness. It's absolutely delicious as a value aperitif.
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A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
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Any idea when the reverse split will take place? Shareholders voted for it in August but I haven't read anything further. I am usually leery of companies engaging in reverse splits but the general consensus of analysts seems to be to hold on and not sell. Will the dividends hold up? Any thoughts?This board has deteriorated into absolute uselessness and certain posters should be barred by Yahoo since they contribute nothing to the discussion of DUK and seem to be giving themselves 5-star ratings for their infantile rants.
Temporary Suspension of Trading Under Registrant's Employee Benefit Plans, FinanItem 5.04. Temporary Suspension of Trading Under Registrant's Employee Benefit Plans On November 30, 2011, Duke Energy Corporation (the "Company") received notice from the plan administrator of the Duke Energy Retirement Savings Plan, the Duke Energy Retirement Savings Plan for Legacy Cinergy Union Employees (Midwest), and Duke Energy Retirement Savings Plan for Legacy Cinergy Union Employees (IBEW 1393) (collectively, the "401(k) Plan") informing it that the Duke Energy Common Stock Fund under the 401(k) Plan will be closed for participant transactions from the close of business on December 30, 2011 until sometime during the week of January 1, 2012. The blackout period is required by the 401(k) Plan's recordkeeper, Fidelity Investments, in connection with a proposed 1-for-3 reverse stock split of the Company's common stock, which will occur in connection with the proposed merger of the Company and Progress Energy, Inc. Although the date of the closing of the merger (and the related 1-for-3 reverse stock split) has not yet been finalized, the notice was sent to the Company at this time due to the advance notice requirements of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as amended. On December 6, 2011, the Company provided the attached notice to its directors and executive officers informing them that, during the blackout period, pursuant to Section 306 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 and the Company's insider trading policy, they will be unable to trade in the Company's common stock (or related securities). All dates contained in the attached notice assume the closing will occur on January 1, 2012, but if the closing does not occur on that date, the attached notice will be updated to reflect the actual date of the closing of the merger and the related 1-for-3 reverse stock split. During the blackout period and for a two-year period thereafter, information about the actual beginning and ending dates of the blackout period may be obtained, without charge, by contacting Duke Energy Corporation, Attention: Corporate Secretary, 550 South Tryon St., Charlotte, NC 28202 (telephone (704) 382-2204). The notice to directors and executive officers of the Company is included as Exhibit 99.1 hereto. Item 9.01. Financial Statements and Exhibits. (d) Exhibits.
OK saw 3 references to 'blackout' in that release, so I just gotta post this.blackout baby!
The split occurs the day the merger is completed. They had hoped it would be the end of 2011, but likely will be early 2012.
Do you know if there be advance notice of the merger or will the news only hit the press after the fact?
This is all I could find on it -What does the reverse stock split mean for the dividend?It would work in much the same way as for the number of shares of stock. After a 1:3 reverse stock split, you would own one-third as many shares, but we expect the quarterly dividend per share would triple. This assumes Duke's board maintains the dividend at its current level and adjusts it for the reverse stock split. In that case, the monetary value of your total dividend would not change. For exampleThe table below provides an illustrative example of the effect of a 1:3 reverse stock split, based on the assumptions described above.Illustrative Example Numberof shares owned Priceper share Quarterly dividendearned per share Total valueof your holdingsBefore a reverse stock split 300 $18 24.5 cents $5,400 value of shares$73.50 quarterly dividendImmediately after a reverse stock split 100 $54 73.5 cents $5,400 value of shares$73.50 quarterly dividendNotes:The reverse stock split would become effective if, and at the time, the merger is completed, at a ratio of 1:3, to be determined by Duke's board of directors after consultation with Progress Energy. The example presented in the table assumes for the reasons we have described that the reverse stock split does not change the company's total market valuation and that Duke's board of directors adjusts Duke's current quarterly dividend to reflect the reverse stock split


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I was worried about the same thing... I tracked my food on myfitnesspal.com and found I was eating around 2100cal/day! Suggested is 2000-2200cal/day. MFP also tracks your carbs! Try doing that for a day or so and see how much you're eating...
Eating carbs and protein, full fat dairy, and healthy fats should get you close to 2000-2200/day.
Pasta is a good carb-heavy food . I LOVE Dreamfields pasta. Oatmeal is another one... Bread, etc. Any carb really will do good. You can also add proteins (usually we can have unlimited), and free foods like fresh veggies or non-starchy veggies.
I would start with tracking a day or two of eating on myfitnesspal.com or livestrong.com to see how much you're eating and adjust from there... It's really helpful to do a food log. I log all mine in a small notebook, and use myfitnesspal once or twice a week to keep myself in check.
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