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For everyone eagerly waiting for the upcoming launch of the Audi RS7 (which has been in the rumor-mill for well over two years now) tipped be the ultimate allround Audi, with the largest and most powerful engine yet to be produced by the marque yet, the news isn't looking good.
The latest new on the street is suggest that the RS7 will be based on the recently launched RS6 to help reduce the cost of production. The RS7 is now tipped to feature the same twin-turbo 4.0 liter V8 engine producing 552hp with the same the top speed of 190mph.
It is also being speculated that the RS6 will not be offered as a saloon as the RS7 will now be for filling this role. The RS7 is due to make its world debut in January 2013 at the Detroit Auto Show.
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Nebraska farmers are continuing with their early harvest this year. A killing frost over the weekend brought the growing season to an end, according to USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nebraska Field Office. The colder temperatures brought some snow to portions of the west.
According to the October 9 Nebraska Weather and Crops Report, corn mature reached 98 percent, well ahead of 84 last year and 81 average. Corn harvested for grain was 67 percent, compared to 17 last year and 30 days ahead of 17 average.
"The biggest challenge, and this is with all aspects of the crop progress, is weather. For about the eastern two-thirds of Nebraska, the weather has been fantastic and this shows in the pace of this year's harvest. The western one-third has seen some recent snow/rain and this delayed harvest progressing, but now with warmer temperatures, we should see that progress pick up again, if it has not already," said Kelly Brunkhorst, Director of Research for the Nebraska Corn Board.
Corn harvest is two-thirds complete, one month ahead of average. Based on October 1 conditions, Nebraska's corn crop is forecast at 1.30 billion bushels, down 2 percent from last month and down 15 percent from last year, according to USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, Nebraska Field Office. Yield is forecast at 142 bushels per acre, down 3 bushels from last month and 18 bushels below last year. Harvested acreage was increased by 50,000 acres to 9.15 million, but still 5 percent below a year ago.
"The irrigated crop from our discussions with producers looks very good. Yields seem to be running at or above average and the quality looks very good. Average yields over all of Nebraska's irrigated corn is usually around 180 bushels per acre. We are hearing yields above this pretty consistently," he said.
Safety is a big issue, and the Nebraska Corn Board wants everyone to be safe through harvest. Both rural and urban people will see increased activity on rural roads and highways over the next 30-60 days, and we want everyone to arrive and complete harvest in a safe manner. The combines, tractors and trucks move slower, and so keep awareness of this machinery. Additionally, be cautious around the farm and field. Moving parts, PTO and belts can be very dangerous and so we just urge caution and being safety minded during this and all times of the year," said Brunkhorst.
Opportunities exist for corn farmers across the state beyond harvest, as poor pastures have forced cattle producers to look for alternative feed resources. Pasture and range conditions rated 77 percent very poor, 20 poor, 3 fair, 0 good, and 0 excellent, well below 65 percent good to excellent last year and average.
With 97 percent of the state's pastures in poor or very poor condition, cattle were utilizing stalks. Producers continued seeking forage supplies to cover current and future needs, according to the report.
"One thing we are promoting this year is a grazing and stover harvest opportunities. The drought has been devastating on crop yields, but also pasture and forages for our livestock, and specifically beef industries. We believe that Nebraska is best situated to mitigate the drought to some degree with corn farmers working with beef producers to graze corn stalks," Brunkhorst said.
"Much of a beef cattle's diet is forage, from calving through finishing, and cow-calf operations rely significantly on range and grazing land," said Jon Holzfaster, a cattle and corn farmer from Paxton who is a member of the Nebraska Corn Board. "In total, beef cattle achieve 70 percent of their growth on forage, and years like this can dramatically limit hay supplies and raise prices for that forage."
Jim Ramm, a cattle producer from Atkinson and president of Nebraska Cattlemen, said cornstalks give cattle producers some much needed fall grazing or supplemental baled forage to stretch supplies.
"We're encouraging cattle producers to consider the opportunity of cornstalk grazing because saving existing stored feedstuffs and hay supplies for winter feed is very important for making it through a drought," Ramm said. "Cornstalk residue can be a good feed when managed properly, and we're fortunate that the University of Nebraska has some great resources available."
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) said it is encouraging farmers with available cornstalks to work cooperatively with livestock producers to ensure access to as much quality forage as possible due to the ongoing drought conditions. Hay production, pastures and grasslands have all been greatly reduced as the fall and winter months approach.
"In light of the ongoing drought conditions, I'd like to encourage our farmers and ranchers to work together to ensure as much quality forage as possible is available to our beef cattle herds this fall and winter," said NDA Director, Greg Ibach.
"We collectively appreciate the work by the University, NDA and others to spread the word on the programs, opportunities and partnerships that can happen not only this year but every year," Holzfaster said. "Working together is what keeps agriculture strong in Nebraska."
Soybean harvest is also well ahead of schedule, with over 70 percent of harvest complete as of October 9. This is nearly two weeks ahead of average.
Soybeans dropping leaves were 96 percent, compared to 91 last year and 93 average. Soybeans harvested were 71 percent, well ahead of 51 last year and 13 days ahead of 43 average. Soybean conditions rated 17 percent very poor, 28 poor, 35 fair, 17 good, and 3 excellent, well below last year's 78 percent good to excellent and 77 average, according to the Nebraska Weather and Crops report.
Soybean production is forecast at 203 million bushels, up 1 percent from September but down 22 percent from last year. Yield is forecast at 41 bushels per acre, up 1 bushel from last month and the lowest since 2003. Area for harvest was decreased 50,000 acres to 4.95 million, up 2 percent from 2011.
Soybean farmers also have an opportunity to take advantage of a biodiesel opportunity. The Nebraska Soybean Board (NSB) is seeking potential diesel retailers to be awarded grants to invest in equipment used to sell biodiesel blends at retail stations.
Nebraska is one of the top soybean producing states in the U.S. and soybeans are currently the primary feedstock of biodiesel, according to the Nebraska Soybean Board. The funds for the program are provided by the Nebraska Soybean checkoff.
Winter wheat planting is also underway, and was over 80 percent complete as of October 9. However, less than one-third of the winter wheat fields were emerged, 12 days behind average, according to the report.
Winter wheat seeded was at 81 percent, behind both 89 percent last year and average. Winter wheat emerged was 31 percent, well behind 67 percent last year and 62 average.
Sorghum, proso millet, and dry bean harvests progressed. Proso millet harvest was 89 percent complete, ahead of 77 last year and 76 average. Dry beans harvested were 81 percent, behind 90 last year and 88 average. Dry edible bean production is up 45 percent from last year due to an increase in acres and higher yield.
Sorghum turning color was 100 percent, compared to 100 last year, and 98 average. Sorghum mature was 84 percent, ahead of 81 last year, and 69 average. Sorghum harvested was 31 percent complete, ahead of 13 last year, and 8 average. Sorghum conditions rated 11 percent very poor, 44 poor, 33 fair, 11 good, and 1 excellent, well below 75 percent good to excellent last year and 78 average.
Sorghum production is forecast at 3.48 million bushels, down 22 percent from last month due to a decrease in harvested acres. This production is 47 percent below a year ago and the smallest since 1953. Yield, at 58 bushels per acre, is up 2 bushels from the previous month but 36 bushels below last year. Harvested acreage was decreased 20,000 acres to 60,000, down 10,000 acres from last year and smallest since 1937.
The fourth cutting of alfalfa was 90 percent complete, ahead of 88 last year and 82 average. Alfalfa hay production is forecast to be 30 percent lower and all other hay production is expected to be down 29 percent from a year ago. ❖


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After nearly causing a wreck with an Athens-Clarke police officer, a motorist was arrested on a drug charge over the weekend.
Fighting juveniles created an "agitated" crowd Athens-Clarke police had to break up early Sunday morning in East Athens.
NEW YORK — Five years after U.S. investment bank Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering a global financial crisis and shattering confidence worldwide, families in major countries around the world are still hunkered down, too spooked and distrustful to take chances with their money.
LOS ANGELES — It's a boy for Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez.
NEW YORK — Miley Cyrus cautioned viewers she wouldn't be twerking on "Saturday Night Live."
Athens recently earned some attention in a new Southern Living cookbook published this month.
Here's what's going on around Athens today, October 7:
MACON — Georgia farmers have planted between 13,000 and 15,000 acres of tobacco this year, University of Georgia agricultural cooperative officials say.
ATLANTA — The Dalai Lama is returning to Emory University as part of a continuing partnership between the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader and the school in Atlanta.
LAGRANGE — Representatives of a car parts manufacturing company say they've remedied several issues and have increased training after receiving the most federal safety violations in Georgia.
COLLEGE PARK — Fulton County police say they're investigating a fatal shooting at a gas station south of Atlanta.
FAIR PLAY, S.C. — Divers have recovered the body of a Georgia man who fell out of a boat on Lake Hartwell.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Celeste Corcoran, in her yellow "Boston Strong" hat, navigated her way across the artificial turf on her artificial legs, a volunteer on each arm to keep her upright.
Half a world away from her birthplace in Ethiopia, teenager Hana Williams died on a rainy night in the backyard of what a prosecutor called a "house of horrors" — the rural home of her adoptive family in Washington state.
MIAMI — At a small store on Eighth Street near Miami's Little Havana, Armando Perez paid $25 to activate his daughter's cell phone in Cuba. Store owner Laura Benitez sat behind a glass window, typing in the phone numbers for Perez and others calling Cuba.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is beginning a new term with controversial issues that offer the court's conservative majority the chance to move aggressively to undo limits on campaign contributions, undermine claims of discrimination in housing and mortgage lending, and allow for more government-sanctioned prayer.
MINNEAPOLIS — A 9-year-old runaway went through security, boarded a plane at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport without a ticket and flew to Las Vegas, an airport spokesman said Sunday.
NEW YORK — A motorcyclist accused of smashing a window and catalyzing a bloody encounter between a group of bikers and an SUV driver was arraigned Sunday on gang assault and other major charges, which his lawyer said were overblown.
LAMPEDUSA, Italy — Pairs of divers plumbed calmer seas off the Italian island of Lampedusa on Sunday to recover the corpses of would-be asylum seekers who died when a fishing boat packed with 500 African migrants capsized within sight of land. By nightfall, 83 bodies had been retrieved, including one child, raising the official death toll to 194.
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico — An out-of-control monster truck shot into a crowd of spectators at a Mexican air show, killing eight people and hurting 79, officials said. The driver was detained Sunday on suspicion of manslaughter and officials said they were investigating possible safety violations in the setup of the show.
BEIRUT — International disarmament experts on Sunday began dismantling and destroying Syria's chemical weapons arsenal and the equipment used to produce it, taking the first concrete step in their colossal task of eliminating the country's chemical stockpile by mid-2014, an official said.
WASHINGTON — The United States moved closer to the possibility of the first-ever default on the government's debt Sunday as Speaker John Boehner adamantly ruled out a House vote on a straightforward bill to boost the borrowing authority without concessions from President Barack Obama.
CAIRO — Security forces and Islamist protesters clashed around the country Sunday, leaving 51 killed, as a national holiday celebrating the military turned to mayhem. Crowds from Egypt's two rival camps — supporters of the ousted Islamist president, Mohammed Morsi, and backers of the military that deposed him — poured into the streets and turned on each other.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. commando raids in Libya and Somalia suggest the future shape of U.S. counterterrorism efforts — brief, targeted raids against highly sought extremist figures — and highlight the rise of Africa as a terrorist haven.
A suspected Libyan al-Qaida figure nabbed by U.S. special forces in a dramatic operation in Tripoli was living freely in his homeland for the past two years, after a trajectory that took him to Sudan, Afghanistan and Iran, where he had been detained for years, his family said Sunday. The Libyan government bristled at the raid, asking Washington to explain the "kidnapping."
LAFITTE, La. — After days of lumbering toward the Gulf Coast, the storm system Karen dissipated Sunday as storm preparations in the region were called off or scaled back.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on October 7, 2013.
Don't change Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation
I'm sorry, but I love south Georgia's Hofwyl-Broadfield Plantation pretty much as I remember it from taking classes and visitors there over the years, and can't agree with the suggestion in a recent letter to the editor from Sudy Vance Leavy, author of a book on the state historic site, who advocates transforming it into a state park.
A few words on the new pope. Since ascending to the papacy in March, the former Jorge Mario Bergoglio has managed to surprise and impress the religious and irreligious alike by living a brand of faith seldom seen on the public stage.
Brittany Northcutt posted her third double-double of the season and collected her 1,000th career kill as Georgia (13-3, 3-1 Southeastern Conference) earned a 3-2 (25-15, 22-25, 27-25, 23-25, 15-9) win over Ole Miss (10-7, 0-4) on Sunday in Athens.
The top-ranked Georgia men's golf team came in fourth on Sunday in the Brickyard Collegiate Championship in Macon. The Bulldogs fired a third-round 7-under 281 at the Brickyard at Riverside, giving them a three-day total of 11-under 853.
The Georgia soccer team got a third-minute goal from freshman Marion Crowder but went on to allow three unanswered scores in Sunday's 3-1 loss to 25th-ranked Ole Miss.
The Georgia women's golf team posted a 308 in the second round of the Schooner Fall Classic at Belmar Golf Club on Sunday. The 17th-ranked Bulldogs are in 15th place entering today's final round.
HOUSTON — Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Dario Franchitti fractured two vertebrae and broke his right ankle when his car went airborne into a fence Sunday on the last lap of the Grand Prix of Houston. The accident showered debris into the grandstand, injuring 13 fans and an IndyCar Series official.
A Georgia offense that's rolled out plenty of firepower this year and last will now be missing two more key playmakers that created some of its biggest sparks.
The damage on the injury-front coming out of Georgia's win against Tennessee Saturday was significant as feared.
SAN JOSE, Calif. — The Silicon Valley has had a men's fashion problem dating back to its founders.
LOS ANGELES — The Sandra Bullock-George Clooney space drama "Gravity" rocketed to the top of the box office and into industry record books during its opening weekend.
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The Dallas Poly Dinner is the cornerstone of the poly community. For over a decade, this event has been sustained as a safe space to meet each other and be ourselves. 3rd Friday every month, time and location are usually the same.
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Sheriff Cooke is defending our rights
Disconcerting that Sheriff John Cooke won't uphold the liberal gun law? You must not be American then. Of course not, what was I thinking? You are a newspaper editor. Only liberals give their guns and freedom away.
Cooke is upholding the Second Amendment of the American Constitution. Our right to bear and hold arms and to form militias against the government if they become too powerful. You can't do that with five-round magazines. You need lots of firepower.
Go back to Europe where your mom and dad came from, liberal.
Mark Beggs, Greeley
Letter writers miss the point on guns
The last few weeks I've been reading people saying the same thing: "If the sheriff gets to pick which laws he does and doesn't enforce, then so can I." That's not at all the issue. The true issue is whether a law being passed tries to usurp the Constitution of the United States, which in fact is the law of the land.
People keep bringing up how scared they are of the big, scary world out there and the people with big rifles or semi-automatic weapons. First, it's your duty as an individual to truly protect yourself and your family. Second, most people don't seem to understand that criminals steal weapons or have a person who's legal buy them for themselves. Third, high-capacity weapons make up about 2 percent of crimes.
Adrian Martinez, Greeley
Republicans are right on the issues
Responding to a letter written by Karen Traxler who wrote in response to Mr. Francen's letter, you say that you are a Democrat and believe in the rule of the people and believe in liberty, equality and justice and believe in the First Amendment of the constitution. I, as a Republican, believe the same thing. As for the Democratic Party, it is turning into a Socialist Party. If you like socialism, you have every right to vote for it.
You say you believe in the First Amendment. What about the amendment for gun rights? That right is being taken it away. You say you believe in helping the poor; so do I. That's why they should not send money over to other counties. It should stay here to help the poor.
I also believe in taking care of children by not killing them by aborting them. And I also believe everyone has a right to vote if he is a citizen, but I don't believe in taking from the rich to give to people with their hands out who thinks they deserve it.
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Detroit Mayor Dave Bing faced jeers and chants of "Liar! Liar!" during a raucous public meeting.
Bing and administration officials addressed several hundred residents at the Northwest Activities Center in Detroit Thursday night. The meeting was the second of a dozen Bing must hold this year under the city charter.
The crowd's fervor threatened to end Thursday's meeting and at one point the deputy mayor tried to step in to calm the crowd.
"Please, if you don't allow us to talk, we can't have the meeting," Kirk Lewis shouted in a frustrated tone. "I think it's important that we settle down and let's have a discussion here."
Earlier, Detroit police officers marched around City Hall to protest a new contract imposed this month on city workers by Bing.
The contract cuts wages by 10 percent and requires workers to pay 20 percent of their medical costs.
"Every person on salary took a 10 percent cut. It never happened, it never happened, it never happened to police and fire," Bing said over jeers from the crowd. "Now that we have the budgetary problems that we have, there's no way that we can fix the city without everybody participating in the pain. No way around it."
Bing later the crowd "there is no negotiation to sell Belle Isle," referring to the state proposal to operate the park under a 99-year lease.
Before a consent agreement was reached with the state, Detroit was on course to be more than $400 million in debt, and was reportedly on the brink of bankruptcy.


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These are fun colors!
By tigger
from Pueblo, Colorado
I bought a set of this ink 6 years ago -- and promptly lost my fountain pens. I didn't bother to buy another pen until a couple of weeks ago, and these inks are still fantastic! I can tell from the description that the colors and style have not changed at all -- which says to me that people must really like the product. I find these inks to be of good quality and in fun colors. I did suddenly realize that I don't have any "normal" colors -- and promptly ordered the classic 6 pack. I haven't received it yet, but when I do I will review it (with attention to whether the details of the product have changed at all in the last couple of years). The only color in this set which is acceptable for "business" use is the "Skies of Blue" (and perhaps in a pinch the "Smokey"). As long as you know that, these are attractive colors that allow you to express yourself!I will say that changing colors is a little more complicated than the instructions would have you believe -- the pigment is very strong, and it takes multiple fills and emptys of water to get the residual ink out of the nib and the reservoir. I'd personally recommend different pens for different colors (or at least different color families). Also, I'd recommend wearing disposable (health-care type) gloves when filling -- I have ordered the ink remover, but it seems easier to just prevent the ink getting all over your hands in the first place.
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I LOVE the colors that I use with various colored pens for a grand variety of color in my prolific journal writing.
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The Hinesville Rotary Club will host the 2015 Redfish & Trout Tournament on Saturday.
Well, folks, needless to say, we have a little bit of rain.
For the longest time, I opted for the orange light hand weights, the itty-bitty weights that offered little in the way of resistance and almost nothing in the way of a challenge. It wasn't because I couldn't lift anything heavier — I just didn't want anyone to see me struggle.
Local angling team Hot Spot VI won the 2015 Captain Haps Bash on the Bluff tournament Aug. 21-22 in Darien.
BRUNSWICK - The Coastal Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources will host public hearings on proposed amendments to the rules of Georgia Department of Natural Resources/Coastal Resources Division, Chapter 391-2-4, saltwater-fishing regulations.
Georgia's dove season opens at noon Saturday.
When I was pregnant with our second baby, my husband was in the running for a job he'd been working toward since we were engaged. He'd done everything he could, including moving us to Utah to take advantage of better opportunities. At the time he was an intern and was all but guaranteed a permanent position. Everything was coming together just as we'd hope. And then it fell apart.
Into every life a little rain must fall. Or buckets of rain. With lightning. And hail.
Gulf of Mexico — A YouTube video from 2012 is currently stirring controversy online. According to the video's description, the footage was captured by a remotely operated underwater vehicle in the Gulf of Mexico. The ROV was inspecting a drilling rig when the massive fish swam into view.
Hello, friends and neighbors from all around the coastal area. This is Tight Line Jr., and I am back with a few fishing tales to share.
ATLANTA - In celebration of National Public Lands Day, Georgia's state parks and historic sites are inviting citizens to volunteer for a variety of projects on Saturday, Sept. 26.
SOCIAL CIRCLE -An online deer-quota application must be received before midnight Sept. 1, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' Wildlife Resources Division.
Whether you're looking for free entertainment or just want to know your community better, the Geocaching and Ingress apps are two great ways to add some adventure to your life.
To be a good runner you have to run. To be a great runner you have to cross-train.
Calling all canines! Listen up, pups, because this event is just for you!
THE GREAT OUTDOORS — The weather may be cooling, but there are still lots of great opportunities for outdoor adventures for families. Traveling with little ones ...
THE GREAT OUTDOORS — Another summer has passed and the nights are getting cooler and cooler. If you head into the higher elevations, you might even ...
Local angling team Hard Luck won the Georgia Division of the Southern Kingfish Association Tournament trail.
JASPER, Canada — A new video from Alberta shows the stunning power that is unleashed when bull elk battle.
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Bowser Path is a road which leads to Bowser's Castle in Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. It can be accessed by traveling northeast of Bumpsy Plains. The area contains many conveyor belts and requires the use of the Sliding Punch. Bowser saved his Shy Guy minions on Bowser Path and learned the Special Attack Shy Guy Squad. There are 10 Beans that can be unearthed on Bowser Path. The road ends in Bowser's treasure vault, located under his castle, which is where Bowser encounters the Fawful Express. This is also the last area where the Bros go to the Arm Center.
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This is another Bluebird tea I have at work with me, and that I've been drinking a lot of over the last couple of days. It needs a good, long brew in order for the honey flavour to properly develop. A shorter brew time gives a more herbal, chamomile flavour, with a strong background of rooibos. Five minutes or more, though, and this becomes almost like drinking runny honey! I like teas that have a couple of "personalities" that can suit different moods. I went for the runny honey option today. It's sweet, rich, and decadent, and also very soothing. It makes a great bedtime tea. Tomorrow is my last day at work before I'm on leave for a week, so I'm pretty tired already. No more of this for me just yet, I don't think, or I might fall asleep for real! 6 day weeks are a real killer.
Second cup of the day. With sugar and milk, this is quite a different tea. It was fairly dessert-like anyway, although with an edge of spice and bitterness that pushed it away from that a little and more towards the realms of chai. With sugar and milk, the slight bitterness is completely gone, and the spice becomes a more integral part of an overall sweet, cookie-dough like flavour. It's so desserty and rich — liquid gingerbread man!
I like this equally both with and without additions — each is a different experience. From my initial uncertainty, I've actually found a very versatile tea!
A sample from VariaTEA, and another one I've been hankering to try for a while. There was no way I'd be able to keep them until next Christmas! I gave this 4 minutes in boiling water, and the resulting liquor is medium brown (almost like a black tea…), with a strong scent of freshly baked gingerbread. I'm not sure how the flavouring is achieved here, but it's pretty much spot-on gingerbread man, or maybe ginger cake. There's definitely a hint of sponginess here, as well as a biscuitty nuttiness! It's mildly spicy, too, particularly at the end of the sip — it's mostly ginger and cinnamon, but there's a touch of chocolate, too. I wasn't sure about this at first, but I'm on my second cup now and I like it quite a lot. I'm drinking it black at the moment, but I think I'll try my next cup with a piece of crystal sugar and some milk. This tea almost makes it seem like a shame it's not winter! A wonderful warming treat. Many thanks to VariaTEA for sharing this one with me!
This sample has come to work with me, because I seem to drink far less green teas at home in the evening than I do if I have them with me during the day. This one is just as good as the first time I tried it — very smooth, unobtrusive green tea base, wonderful spicing, and a strong baked apple flavour. One of my favourite Bluebirds!
I've been drinking a lot of this in the evenings lately, partly in an attempt to move it nearer to sip down, and also because it's a genuinely lovely treat. It's like hot chocolate with a splash of strawberry flavoured cream. The little heart candies and the sprinkling of glitter make it a pretty cup, too, which never hurts. Perfect with milk on a chilly summer evening!
Today's iced tea of choice. I know this one got three minutes in boiling water, because I used my timer. I can safely say, this time, that this bag got the standard SBT brewing treatment — 3 minutes in boiling water, topped up to 2 litres with cold, and into the fridge overnight. I've almost picked this one out to brew a couple of times, but I've always gone for something more familiar. Today, it finally got it's turn!
It's wonderful, as well. The base is in hiding, because I looked after it this time, although it's still there in the background providing a solid base. The flavouring is primarily cherryade — it even tastes slightly fizzy, somehow — with a twist of lime. It's a really nice combination, and although I was initially uncertain about the cherry/lime combination, it actually works really well. We're talking artificial "pop" flavours, rather than actual "fresh fruit" cherry and lime here, but it's absolutely reminiscent of the cherryade of my childhood, and I think that's half the point. It's a tiny bit sweet, a tiny bit sour from the lime, and pretty candy-like. I know I'm going to enjoy sipping on this one all day, and then tomorrow too. Inspired!
Another from the ML Collection sampler. I gave this 3 minutes instead of the recommended 5, as it had already brewed up to a typical mint tea swamp-brown in that time, and it smelled pretty strong to boot. I'm not ordinarily a plain mint tea fan, so the verbena was definitely the attraction for me here. Unfortunately, mint is pretty much all I can taste. It's the kind of flavour that could overpower anything given half a chance, and it's definitely given more than half a chance here. There's a tiny hint of lemon, particularly in the early sips, but it's hardly there and it's soon knocked out completely by the mint. Not the tea for me.
I want to like this, probably because it looks so pretty, but I just can't. The liquorice root is far, far too sweet and overpowers all of the other flavours. I can also taste it at the back of my throat for hours afterwards — it's like artificial sweetner, ick.
This was the third sample with my first RiverTea order. Based on this experience, it definitely won't be the last! The packaging was fabulous — it's probably the most nicely put together package I'd received in a long time. The free samples and the complementary spoon were welcome surprises, too.
Anyway, the tea. This smells wonderful dry, and equally wonderful brewed. It's sweet, with a strong note of fruit and berries. The dry leaf contains generously sized pieces of papaya, and pretty blue and yellow petals among the white peony leaves. The taste is luscious, rich caramel and mulberry, with sweet, juicy papaya. The white tea base adds a slightly floral, slightly peachy note, and there's also a hint of apple. It's very, very creamy. Drinking this is almost on a par with eating some decadent dessert!
I'd heard a lot about this one, so I'm glad to have had the opportunity to try it. It's definitely one I'd consider adding to a future order. There's definitely going to be one — I can feel it coming on already!
Another new try this morning. I'm trying to work through my smaller quantities of tea in order to reduce my cupboard — it's fairly crazily out of control at the moment. It also gives me the chance to try some new teas, which is nice, as I've become a little jaded with drinking the same teas over and over again. I'm sure I'll appreciate them more after a refresher!
Anyway, the tea. I followed the parameters for this one, and gave 1tsp of leaf 1.5 minutes in water cooled to around 180 degrees. The leaves are very fine and string-like, and (at least dry) are fairly curly. Wet, they unfurl and become uniformly straight, with some unfolding into complete leaves with stem! The scent is very vegetal, like freshly cooked green beans with maybe a touch of butter.
Brewed, the liquor is a medium yellow-green shade. The flavour is quite intensely nutty, with an almost mossy edge. Wet leaves is what it really reminds me of, I think! It's relatively sweet, particularly in the initial sip, and there's a tiny note of citrus. It's very lightly astringent. It doesn't taste nearly as vegetal as it smells, although there is an element of buttery green beans, or maybe asparagus. Mostly, it reminds me of walking through a young forest in spring, after a light rain fall. It's a very fresh, light flavour. I can see this one holding up well, so I may resteep it later. A delicious green!
Second steep was much, much lighter in flavour. It's still mildly vegetal, but I've lost most of the notes I picked up earlier — there's not very much nuttiness, no forest…it's pleasant, but I liked the full strength initial steep more. The second steep could be my friend when I'm looking for a milder green, though, so I'll bear it in mind for the future.


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CAPS - Frequently Asked Questions
Below are 10 frequently asked questions regarding the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS).
- What is the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS)?
The CAPS is an Australian Government Scheme that provides a payment to assist eligible people who have permanent and severe incontinence to meet some of the costs of their incontinence products.
The payment will be made by Medicare directly to the client's nominated bank account.
The CAPS provides greater choice and flexibility for clients to allow them to purchase their incontinence products from the supplier of their choice.
- How much is the CAPS payment?
For detailed information about what you may be entitled to see CAPS - Payment. In summary:
- The first CAPS payment is based on a pro-rata rate from the date Medicare receive an application form.
- Future payments are made in July each year
- The payment is indexed annually
- The CAPS Payment for 2015-16 is up to $558.90, indexed annually
- Who is eligible for CAPS?
For detailed information about who is eligible for CAPS see CAPS - Eligibility. In summary, a person is eligible for CAPS if they are five years of age or older and meet either one of the following requirements:
A - has permanent and severe loss of bladder and/or bowel function (incontinence) due directly to an eligible neurological condition;
B - has permanent and severe loss of bladder and/or bowel function (incontinence) caused by an other eligible condition, provided the applicant has a Centrelink Pensioner Concession Card or entitlement, whether as a primary cardholder or a dependent of a cardholder.
C - has permanent and severe loss of bladder and/or bowel function (incontinence) caused by an other eligible condition and has a Department of Veterans' Affairs Pensioner Concession Card or entitlement, whether as a primary cardholder or a dependent of a cardholder
- How do people apply for the CAPS?
For details information about how to apply for CAPS see CAPS - How to apply. In summary:
- Applicants must complete a CAPS Application Form, which includes a health report.
- Applicants and their health professional should read the CAPS Application Guidelines prior to completing the application form and health report.
- A health professional must complete the health report component.
- The CAPS Application Form must be returned to Medicare.
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- Medicare will process the application and, if the information is complete and the applicant is eligible, will make the CAPS payment to the client's nominated bank account.
- If the application is incomplete or the applicant is ineligible, Medicare will contact the applicant.
- Where can applicants get a CAPS application form?
CAPS Application Form and Guidelines are available from the Department or by calling Medicare on 132 011 (select general enquiries option) or the National Continence Helpline on 1800 330 066
- How often will the payment be made?
Applicants can choose an annual payment in July, or biannual payments in July and January each financial year.
PLEASE NOTE: changes to a clients payment option will not take affect until the next financial year.
For detailed information about payments see CAPS - Payment
- Will clients need to produce receipts for their payment?
As CAPS is not a reimbursement scheme clients are not required to produce receipts.
For detailed information please see CAPS - Purchasing information
- Can a client nominate to have a payment made directly to a supplier of their choice?
Yes, a client can nominate to have the payment made directly to a supplier, who will provide assistance in the purchase of continence related products. See the CAPS Application Form and Guidelinesfor details.
For detailed information please see CAPS - Payment
- How long will applications take to be processed?
This will depend on the completeness of the application form. If Medicare receives all information necessary to process the application form, the CAPS payment will be made to the nominated bank account within 30 days.
For detailed information please see CAPS - How to apply
- How will applicants know if their application form has been approved?
For detailed information please see CAPS - How to apply. In summary:
- If the application form has been processed by Medicare as eligible, a payment will be made into the client's nominated bank account.
- Once the payment has been made clients will receive a statement from Medicare confirming the transaction.
- If the application form is incomplete, Medicare will contact the applicant requesting additional information.


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It's the question you ask us most. More than, "If you could play one course for the rest of your life... ?" More than, "If money were no object, what driver would you... ?" Even more than, "One trip: Ireland or Scotland?" A simple question, lobbed every day from the grass roots to anyone with an all-access pass. Not fair, really. I mean, who are we, God?
But irresistible: Is he a good guy?
We note variations when you are already leaning yay or nay:
"He strikes me as someone who could be a total pain in the ass. Am I wrong?" Or, "Please don't tell me is a jerk. He's a good guy, isn't he? My kid loves him."
Your kid's probably right. But just to be sure, here is the official list, the Good Guys of the PGA Tour. (No Good Gals at this point; that will be a separate list.)
Many of the people we polled, especially administrators, reminded us that golfers tend to be polite, cooperative, decent—particularly when compared with other professional athletes. At the same time, some do manifest the pettiness, self-absorption and numbing arrogance that characterize the worst of some other sports. As one tournament official said about a popular major winner: "He can give you a rash in a heartbeat."
These Good Guys don't operate that way. They tip—generously. They thank volunteers for being there. They read pro-am partners' putts. They sign autographs when they don't feel like it, for more than hour at a time on some days.
Rick Roberts, head of locker-room operations at Bay Hill, recalls helping Graeme McDowell load his car after the 2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational. McDowell had been paired with Tiger Woods on Sunday and shot 74 to lose by five shots. Just as McDowell was about to pull out, a woman and her daughter stopped and asked him for an autograph. McDowell rolled down the window and signed. Then the mom asked if he wouldn't mind posing for a picture with her daughter. "No problem," McDowell said. He put the car in park, got out and posed for a picture. "He was so disappointed in his play that day, but he didn't turn his back on a young fan," Roberts says. "He could have just scribbled something and taken off, but he took the time to give that little girl and her mom a nice memory."
The tour's Good Guys remember where they came from. "That's difficult," says one caddie we interviewed. "It's difficult in all sports. People throw money and fame at you. It's hard to remember the way it used to be."
Establishing criteria for this list, we sought the advice of caddies, tour officials, volunteers, equipment reps and sponsors. Together they told us that the really good guys on tour are:
We realize giving players credit for being "media-friendly" sounds a bit self-serving, and in truth it's a minor element on our scale. At the same time, a player's consideration for reporters and broadcasters can tell you a lot about him. Padraig Harrington, who got uniformly high scores in our poll, told Rotella he goes out of his way to help reporters. "Sometimes I get distracted because I see something on the course and think, Hey, that would make a good story," Rotella recalls him saying.
There are exactly no other players, we'd wager, who have ever been so distracted. But then Harrington is the guy who, after a final-hole defeat, saw an ice-cream shop on the drive home, went in to get some for himself and bought cones for all the kids there, too.
Sometimes it's the way a guy says yes—or no. At the 2012 Memorial, Rickie Fowler, suffering from heat exhaustion, had to beg off on his usual lengthy post-round autograph session. "Folks, I'm fading here," he said. "If you give me 15 minutes, I'll come back and sign for everyone." He did.
It could be a seemingly small thing, just player to player. After Darren Clarke broke through and won the 2011 British Open—after the final hole, after the interviews, after the presentation—Davis Love III was there to congratulate him. Love is a favorite of many insiders, and especially the PGA Tour and the PGA of America. Says Julius Mason, head of communications at the PGA of America: "I'm not sure there is anyone else you would rather spend time with, talking about golf or just reminiscing about life."
Good Guys seem to inspire one another. Every year the tour recognizes professionalism and commitment to charity with its Payne Stewart Award. Last year, as the award was presented to our No. 1 Good Guy, Steve Stricker, Zach Johnson showed up, too, to show his support, telling one of our co-workers, "Someday I hope to win this award."
With Johnson, Stricker and the rest of our list, commitment to charity is an important part of why they garner such respect. Most every top tour player can afford to be charitable. But their involvement goes far beyond a tax write-off. From the K.J. Choi Foundation's aid to young Koreans struggling financially to Matt Kuchar's Twin Lakes camp serving kids with serious illnesses, the Good Guys make it personal.
Former Champions Tour star Jim Dent once said he borrowed his mantra from country singer Charlie Pride: " 'Always pass the buck down. Don't keep it all in your pocket.' "
"For us golfers," said Dent, "our main focus is giving."
Amen. Here's to the Good Guys.


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Skip to comments.McConnell refusing to debate Bevin
Posted on 01/31/2014 6:07:58 AM PST by cotton1706
Listen to this audio from an interview with Matt Bevin on the Andrew Wilcow show the interesting part comes in at 13:45 where Bevin is asked about whether McConnell has agreed to debate him and he said no.
Apparently, McConnells strategy is to act like Bevin doesnt even exist. Hes been attacking Allison Grimes on the Democrat side of the contest.
If its true that McConnell has refused to debate Bevin, he needs to be called to the carpet.
(Excerpt) Read more at redstate.com ...
The Turtle is Chicken?
Well, historic smart money says that this is the tactic he should employ. However, he risks a very serious possibility that he will pi$$ off conservative interests in the state to a frenzy level.
If I were his presumed Democrat opponent, I'd be harping on his own cowardice in facing dissenting voices even on his own side. I'd be doing this night and day in an effort to make him spend money, and time away from preparing for a fight against me. If the Democrat opponent is smart, this is what he'll do.
but of course....ol' Mitch thinks he can hide until after the primary.
Get 'I'm Matt
why should McConnell debate a no name with no money, no name recognition just so he can get name recogintion on McConnell's coattails.
C'mon, People!
Show McConnell the door!
Obviously, McConnell doesn't want to defend his wimp hood in front of the voters. That alone should get him fired in the primary.
2010 primary, then odds-on favorite Castle refused to debate O'Donnell.
Then media (via GOPe) got to work, paint the then tea party candidate as sleazy (IRS leak) and crazy.
If the Democrat opponent is smart, this is what hell do.
"....this is what SHE'll do". The Dem candidates is a female.
I stand corrected. However, the tactic is still viable for HER.
Of course..... why would any politician want to Debate the issues in an Election year and present his case to the people whom he represents? This is the 21st Century, just play politics, duck and dodge the people to hold onto your Seat. Hell yeah; that's the way it should be in this great Republic. Thanks for reminding us.
Why would the dem opponent want Bevin to run instead of McConnell? I'd think constitutional conservatives and disgrunteled dems and independents would be more likely to vote for Bevin than McConnell.
To Dems, it's about money and how many votes it can buy.
With a Bevin, it's an automatic bugaboo boogey man (a conservative hater) who they think they could beat easily, probably more easily than a very well funded McConnell because they have the Democrat/Media conservative hate machine behind them.
Even if Bevin didn't succeed they would force McConnell to spend time and resources away from their candidate.
What is the date of that primary?
I listened to the entire interview. Very interesting; very good. Thanks for the Post.
"why should McConnell debate a no name with no money, no name recognition just so he can get name recogintion on McConnells coattails."
Hey Everyone, check out the posting history of 'staytrue'....he's posting like he's some staffer at the NRSC. Leave you establishment RINO. You are the problem!
McConnell won't do anything that will only turn out badly for him. He's hoping that not debating won't be as damaging as debating would be. He can't win a debate. He can't defend his record. He'll only further damage his chances by appearing with Bevin.
The rule in politics is if you are way ahead, you don't debate.
If you are way behind, you want a weekly or even a daily debate.
If you want to know who is behind all you have to do is see how eagarly they want to debate.
What is the date of that primary?
May 20, 2014
Yeah; his comment pissed me off too. He is apparently a RINO a** sucker.
Damn; you just keep showing your RINO colors dude.
Only on FR am I considered a rino.
McConnell is a bum who is as responsible as anyone for the crumbling of America. He is a coward, and sadly, there are people, even here on FR, who suck up to power. Bob
"hes posting like hes some staffer at the NRSC"
He probably is. They're probably monitoring what we're posting. And none of us care.
I hate it when the old timers on here accuse me of being a "troll", etc. But, when you make statements like you do, what do you expect?
For a guy who has been around for a big chunk of our national debt creation, he sure is good at ignoring things.. huh?
Bevin needs to hire a guy in a chicken suit to follow Snitch around as he campaigns until he agrees to debate.
Bevin also needs to turn his fire on obama a bit more as well as sellout McConnell.
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When I plug my iPad in, Photos opens. I want it to stop opening when I plug it in. To make it stop, write a disableHotPlug key into com.apple.ImageCapture as true:
defaults -currentHost write com.apple.ImageCapture disableHotPlug -bool true
To enable Photos opening when you plug in a device again, just delete the disableHotPlug key:
defaults -currentHost delete com.apple.ImageCapture disableHotPlug
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I've written a couple of articles about the Caching service in OS X Server 5 for El Capitan. As of OS X Server 5, the Caching service now caches local copies on the computer running the Caching service of iCloud content. This allows you to cache content once and then have it accessed by multiple devices faster. I'm torn on this option. On the one hand, I love the fact that I can cache things and on the other hand I find it frightening that a random user can cache things I might not want them to cache on behalf of another user. I know, I know, they're encrypted with a device key. But when you have data on disk, it can always be decrypted. I almost feel like there should be a plist on machines that whitelists allowed caching servers. Maybe I should make a feature request on that.
Either way, as it stands now, I might be disabling this option in larger offices. To do so, I can write an AllowPersonalCaching key into the Config.plist file at /Library/Server/Caching/Config/. The most graceful way to do this is using the serveradmin command, followed by the settings verb and then caching:AllowPersonalCaching option, setting that equals no, as follows:
sudo serveradmin settings caching:AllowPersonalCaching = no
To turn it back on:
sudo serveradmin settings caching:AllowPersonalCaching = yes
This can also be done by dropping a Config.plist file into the correct location for new server installations. I'll have an article out shortly on doing so, as you'd want to normalize a few options in the file before deploying en masse (e.g. if you have a large contingent of Caching servers to manage.
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The tools to automate OS X firewall events from the command line are still stored in /usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall. And you will still use socketfilterfw there for much of the heavy lifting. However, now there are much more helpful and functional options in socketfilterfw that will allow you to more easily script the firewall.
Some tricks I've picked up with the Mac Firewall/alf scripting:
In /usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall is the Firewall command, the binary of the actual application layer firewall and socketfilterfw, which configures the firewall. To configure the firewall to block all incoming traffic:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setblockall on
To see if block all is enabled:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --getblockall
The output would be as follows, if successful:
Firewall is set to block all non-essential incoming connections
A couple of global options that can be set. Stealth Mode:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setstealthmode on
To check if stealth mode is enabled:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --getstealthmode
Firewall logging:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setloggingmode on
You can also control the verbosity of logs, using throttled, brief or detail. For example, if you need to troubleshoot some issues, you might set the logging to detail using the following command:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setloggingopt: detail
To start the firewall:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setglobalstate on
While it would be nice to think that that was going to be everything for everyone, it just so happens that some environments actually need to allow traffic. Therefore, traffic can be allowed per signed binary. To allow signed applications:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setallowsigned on
To check if you allow signed apps:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --getallowsigned
This will allow all TRUSTEDAPPS. The –listapps option shows the status of each filtered application:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --listapps
To check if an app is blocked:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw –getappblocked /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
This shows the number of exceptions, explicitly allowed apps and signed exceptions as well as process names and allowed app statuses. There is also a list of TRUSTEDAPPS, which will initially be populated by Apple tools with sharing capabilities (e.g. httpd & smbd). If you are enabling the firewall using a script, first sign your applications that need to allow sharing but are not in the TRUSTEDAPPS section by using the -s option along with the application binary (not the .app bundle):
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -s /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
Once signed, verify the signature:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -v /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
Once signed, trust the application using the –add option:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --add /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/myapp
To see a list of trusted applications. You can do so by using the -l option as follows (the output is pretty ugly and needs to be parsed better):
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw -l
If, in the course of your testing, you determine the firewall just isn't for you, disable it:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --setglobalstate off
To sanity check whether it's started:
/usr/libexec/ApplicationFirewall/socketfilterfw --getglobalstate
Or to manually stop it using launchctl (should start again with a reboot):
launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.alf.useragent.plist
launchctl unload /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.alf.agent.plist
If you disable the firewalll using launchctl, you may need to restart services for them to work again.
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Posted In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: applicationlayerfirewall, configure, defaults, firewall, global state, MAC, mac firewall, socketfilterfw, start, stop
You can customize the number of times that you enter an incorrect password before you get the password hint in the loginwindow on OS X. To do so, use the defaults command to send a RetriesUntilHint integer key into com.apple.loginwindow.plist stored at /Library/Preferences using the following command:
defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.loginwindow RetriesUntilHint -integer 10
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Posted In: Mac OS X, Mass Deployment
Tags: defaults, loginwindow, MAC, os x, password hint, retries
Here's the thing: I'm not very good with computers. So to keep me from hurting myself too badly, I need the simplest interface available that allows me to run multiple applications. But most of the command keys shouldn't work in this interface and I should only have Finder, file and Help menus.
Luckily for my poor MacBook Airs, Apple thought of people like me when they wrote the Finder and invented something called Simple Finder which makes OS X even simpler than it is by default to use. To enable Simple Finder, just go to Parental controls, enable controls for a user and then check the box for Simple Finder. Or, if you have an entire population of users like me, who simply can't be trusted with a full operating environment, you can send the InterfaceLevel key with the contents of simple (easy to remember for those of us who resemble said key) to com.apple.finder and restart our friendly neighborhood Finder:
defaults write com.apple.finder InterfaceLevel simple; killall Finder
Come to think of it, maybe I'm not so awful. Let's say I want to turn that whole Simple Finder thing right back off. Well, all we have to do is delete that key we created and then restart the Finder:
defaults delete com.apple.finder InterfaceLevel; killall Finder
Actually, I am terrible with these things. So much so that it's not appropriate for me to use a computer. Therefore, just take it away. I'll be better off using that Samsung with Windows 8 for awhile. At least there, I won't be able to get any of my apps open or find any of the administrative tools that could damage the computer!
krypted May 17th, 2013
Posted In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: com.apple.finder, defaults, DELETE, enable simple finder, Finder, interfacelevel, killall, parental controls, script, windows 8
For many environments, securing OS X is basically trying to make the computer act more like an iOS device. Some of the easier tasks involve disabling access to certain apps, sandboxing and controlling access to certain features. One of the steps en route to building an iOS-esque environment in OS X is to disable that Go to Folder… option. To do so, set the ProhibitGoToFolder key as true in com.apple.finder:
defaults write com.apple.finder ProhibitGoToFolder -bool true
Then reboot, or kill the Finder:
killall Finder
To undo, set the ProhibitGoToFolder as false:
defaults write com.apple.finder ProhibitGoToFolder -bool false
krypted November 11th, 2012
Posted In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: boolean, com.apple.finder, defaults, killall, prohibitgotofolder, true, write
When I'm writing, I like to listen to music in the background. When writing, I also like to have everything minimized so I can quickly grab a screenshot of the desktop where needed. This means that when I run into a track that doesn't work with whatever I'm writing that I would need to unminimize iTunes, click the next button and then re-minimize iTunes. Awhile back I found a better way but can't remember where for attribution. So, part of my default user template and imaging framework now includes setting the iTunes Dock icon to show the track that I'm playing so I can easily go to the next song, filing away the current song to remove from whatever playlist at a later date in case I've forgotten who the artist was. By default the iTunes Dock icon doesn't show the current playing track. To tell it to:
defaults write com.apple.dock itunes-notifications -bool TRUE
Then killall Dock:
killall Dock
Now when you click on iTunes in the dock and hold the mouse down, you'll see the following:
If you later decide you don't like this:
defaults write com.apple.dock itunes-notifications -bool FALSE
And then killall Dock:
killall Dock
krypted July 29th, 2012
Posted In: Mac OS X
Tags: Command line, defaults, dock, itunes, itunes dock item, killall, Mac OS X, notifications, write
The process has changed a little bit in Mountain Lion for disabling shadows on screen shots, sometimes… By default, there's no com.apple.screencapture manifest, so the first step is to create it with the boolean disable-shadow key set to true. This part is the same as with Lion:
defaults write com.apple.screencapture disable-shadow -bool TRUE
Now check that disable-shadow shows as a 1:
defaults read com.apple.screencapture
But where it's a little different is that you previously killed SystemUIServer w/out sudo:
killall SystemUIServer
SystemUIServer would then open back up and screenshots wouldn't have shadows. And this still works sometimes. But now, I've noticed across the 30 or so systems in my lab that while you don't get an error, the process doesn't actually change the screen shots from time to time. Sometimes, you need to put sudo in front of the killall now:
sudo killall SystemUIServer
Now everything should work as intended.
krypted July 25th, 2012
Posted In: Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Mac Security, Mass Deployment
Tags: com.apple.screencapture, defaults, disable shadows on screenshots, disable-shadow, screen captures, SystemUIServer
One of my little irritations about OS X just got easier. When I'm using Mail and I copy and email address and paste it somewhere, it has the name of the contact bracing the email address wrapped with a <>. This is a royal pain. I am pretty sure that every single flippin' time I've removed the cruft around the email address. While digging around in com.apple.mail I noticed a key for AddressesIncludeNameOnPasteboard that was set to True. Holy crap. Change to False and this minor irritation is gone. Viola, OS X is now even better:
defaults write com.apple.mail AddressesIncludeNameOnPasteboard -bool FALSE
To set it back:
defaults write com.apple.mail AddressesIncludeNameOnPasteboard -bool TRUE
I'm sure others have uncovered this before me (mostly because I googled it after I found it). So nothing really new here, but pretty sure that one will save me at least 3 minutes per year. Yay for me.
krypted July 19th, 2012
Posted In: Mac OS X
Tags: AddressesIncludeNameOnPasteboard, com.apple.mail, defaults, mail, os x, write


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