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1st- Tim Doan
2nd -3rd Mark Miles/Paul Sletten Do not know which got what
4th- Gwen Jones
Just heard that the Am is going to last series with 4 dogs
Bobby Smith - don't know dog
Connie Swanson - don't know dog
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Trudy and Tony Kuka #31
That is pitiful little but all that I know. If anyone has Q results. Open status or can fill in these blanks it would be appreciated.
Thank you, Gwen...Congratulations on the Derby 4th! ....pitiful for sure going to the AM 4th!!..must have been a wicked 3rd series..
I watched the Am first and it was tough with really well placed birds. It ate our lunch so we did not get to see 2nd and 3rd. There were some really talented dogs in that trial even though it was small.
4th series in the Am is 2 down the shore and flyer shot out of the test. It's been a very tough trial. 3rd dog running now, the first two had big ugly handles on the memory bird (I was the 1st).
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In the Derby- Mark Miles placed 2nd with #9 and Paul Sletten placed 3rd with #4.
I don't remember RJ or jams. Sorry.
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Brutal series in the AM today! Congrats all.
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CANTON Detroits bankruptcy will have an impact on other fiscally stressed communities, such as St. Lawrence County, although the effects might be more subtle than obvious.
The most significant outcome so far of Detroit being allowed to enter bankruptcy was a federal judges ruling that pensions of city employees and retirees could be cut and treated as any other contract despite Michigan being one of seven states New York is another that have specific clauses in their constitutions that protect public employee pensions.
The pension crisis is the next big thing, said St. Lawrence County Legislator Kevin D. Acres, R-Madrid. We have to face up to the fact the employees have to be more responsible for their own retirement. It has to be addressed now.
New Yorks pension system is in better shape than Detroits because it is fully funded.
Thats one of the reasons why we pay such exorbitant rates, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
Rebuilding the fund after the 2008 recession has been a big-ticket item for government. Legislation changing retirement benefits to Tier 6 was signed in 2012 that calls for new employee contribution rates based on their annual compensation.
New Yorks retirement system ranks 17th overall, which shows strength for the time being, Mr. Acres said.
That doesnt mean anything for the future, he said.
Public employee unions are nervous about the less clear-cut ramifications of Detroits bankruptcy.
Theres obviously a lot of reasons for concern in this ruling, said Stephen A. Madarasz, statewide director of communications for the Civil Service Employees Association. The issue is not the pensions. It opens the door to areas that we were previously comfortable couldnt be undermined. This goes well beyond public employee pensions.
Government promises are what is at stake, and a shift in the political climate, Mr. Madarasz said.
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The state already has indicated it is backing away from some of its commitments, such as its a proposal to shut down inpatient services at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center, Mr. Madarasz said.
Its kind of an abandonment of services that people need, he said. Were very concerned.
Detroits bankruptcy also could make lenders more hesitant to lend municipalities money, but St. Lawrence County Treasurer Kevin M. Felt said interest rates on borrowing most likely will depend on individual bond ratings.
If you have a decent bond rating, youre going to get a decent rate, he said.
Moodys Investors Service downgraded St. Lawrence Countys credit rating from A3 to Baa1 in 2012, partly because of its declining fund balance and uncertainty over whether it would ever collect state-tribal compact funds that were owed.
Mr. Felt said he hopes that receipt of some of the compact money, additional revenue from an increase in the sales tax and a five-year plan that reduces property taxes more than 14 percent in 2014 and keeps them at the 2 percent tax cap for the following four years will persuade Moodys to bump up the countys rating a notch.
My hope is that with the increase in the sales tax and the plan to keep property taxes stable, we might have more optimism, he said.
While Detroits bankruptcy may have indirect ramifications, it certainly will act as a wake-up call, Mr. Felt said.
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Zeitgeist, the Movie, asks: "What do Christianity, 9/11 and The Federal Reserve all have in common?" I have a feeling this 2-hour epic will try and tell me. I got another question: who gave this paranoidslashtrue liberalfest permission to use a long, fascinating, strangely-edited speech by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, the pioneering East-to-West Buddhist guru?
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There are quite a few great deals you can score at Staples starting tomorrow, 12/30…
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Are the Staples Rewards like Register Rewards, they give you the money "back" but you have to spend it on additional items in order to redeem?
Can you roll staples rewards? As in if I pay for an item with rewards previously earned will I still get the rewards back?
I was wondering this too. Not even on the same items, but if you received rewards on lets say binders a few months ago and now buy paper with the rewards, will you earn the paper rewards this time too?
I'm wondering the same thing….I purchased AA batteries 2-3 weeks ago with reward dollars and new reward dollars did not show up in my account…..
I have the same question.I have $40 staples rewards
So I would like to use it on the following
Staples Photo Plus 4″x6″ Paper
Staples 10 Pack Cardboard Economy Storage Boxes
Avery Heavy Duty View Binders
Can someone explain how it works
Thanks in advance
I too would like to know if the roll.
This is how Staples works…
If you purchase a "Staples Rewards" item, you can NOT roll it onto another "Staples Rewards" item & get "Staples Rewards" back….BUT you can get use the "Staples Rewards" on a "Staples Easy Rebate" which are "easy". I do it all the time w/ NO problems! ;).
"Staples Rewards" are not instant like a "Register Reward" from Walgreens. You can print them from an online account or wait for them in the mail. If there are no "Staples Easy Rebates" I want I use the "Staples Rewards" on ink.
"Staples Easy Rebates" are mailed in a check format to cash at the bank…..there "might" be another way to get the rebates, but I have always had a check mailed.
I hope this has helped answer some of the questions everyone has.
There is paypal
No , you will Not get rewards back if you purchase with rewards.
How does the $5 coupon affect the rebate or rewards?
Can you use staples rewards to buy a rebate item?
YES you can use "Staples Rewards" on a "Staples Rebate"& get the full rebate amount in a check. Keep in mind the "Staples Rewards" are not instant like Walgreens or CVS.
Yay! Thanks so much!
Like Jaclyn said, you can use a "Staples Rewards" on "Staples – Easy Rebates" and get your money back. However, you can NOT use a "Staples Rewards" on another "Staples Reward". If you do, you will NOT get your money back the Staples Rewards to Staples Reward is seen like a coupon. (I learned the hard way).
Does anyone know if I can use the 20% off for 1 break room item in conjunction with the $5/$25 break room coupon??
No. The terms on the coupon specifically state that each coupon is not to be used with another.
That is not true, you can use the 20% 1 Item AND the $5/25 together. The register will accept (1) % off coupon and (1) $/$$ off type coupon.
From what I understand the $5 coupon will be subtracted from the rewards. You can use rewards on rebate items and get money, but you can not roll rewards its treated like a coupon even if you are buying different items. I try to build mine up and use for household items like toilet paper, napkins, paper towels when they go on sale. The rewards can be stacked with both manufacturer and store coupons. You just can not earn rewards when redeeming a reward. HTH.
Yes, Staples coupons will always be deducted from the Rewards amount you get back. However, manufacturer coupons can be used (when appropriate) and no reduction in Rewards will occur. For example, when the Duracell batteries were free after rewards I would use Duracell manufacturer coupons all the time to bring down my OOP amount, but I would always get the full selling price back in Rewards.
Manufacture coupons DO reduce the amount of the reward. I bought the batteries and used a manuf. Coupon awhile back, just so I would have a smaller reward amount to use.
does this mean i can buy $25 of free after rewards stuff and $5 worth of other stuff, use the coupon $5/$25 and basically get everything for free (after the rewards of course)?
Yes! That's how I try to do it. I never have any problems using these coupons on rebate items.
They prorate the coupon over all the items so u wont get the full reward
The $5 Staples coupon will definitely be prorated between all the items in 1 purchase, so the extra $5 in items would cost you something.
I'm looking for ink!
Personally ebay is the best way to get ink. I buy the reusable cartridges. They are just as good and 75% less than staples.. i buy my paper only when theres a deal at staples. I use my rebates to pay for it then get another rebate after to pay for the next ream.
i switched over to refillable ink and it messed up my $100 printer, never got it to work again even after i switched back to new brand name ink
What a great time to stock up on business supplies for the new year. I'd like to get just about everything on the list. $1 paper and FREE photo paper?!?! Just in time. I ran out of paper the other day and need to stock up again.
Does anyone know if the Rewards get split up into say $10 or $20 amounts or will I get a huge $100 single reward certificate for all the batteries I bought during December? On that same note, if I buy these things on 1/2, will it count for Dec or Jan reward month? TIA!
Each time Staples Rewards are issued (which is once a month) they give you the total split into two Reward coupons and it is almost never split 50/50, So if you have a huge Rewards amount coming to you you will probably have pretty hefty Rewards coupons coming to you. These Rewards can only be used twice. That means the first time you use it if you don't use the entire Rewards coupon they will issue you a balance coupon (with the same expiration date as the original one) and this balance coupon must be used in full or else you will lose any remaining money on that Rewards coupon. If you find your two Rewards coupons are not split somewhat evenly you can call Staples Rewards and they can reissue them with a closer split. The one thing I like about Staples Rewards (over say Office Depot Rewards) is that Staples Rewards take off the tax on items you buy using the Rewards (Office Depot taxes you twice…once on the original purchases to get the Rewards and another time when you actually use their Rewards). So if easy and convenient to use your Staples Rewards to cash out on free after Staples Easy Rebate items as you will not have any tax due. Often times, Staples has free after rebate anti-virus software with limits of more than 1 (sometimes 10!) so it is not too hard to cash out big Rewards checks. But as a warning do NOT use your Staples Rewards to buy other Rewards giving items, if you do you will not get the full amount back in Rewards, just your OOP amount (before tax of course). Staples Rewards should only be used to buy Staples Easy Rebate items if you are looking to cash out your Rewards.
If you buy things on 1/2/13 it will count for your February 2013 Rewards. Anything you buy in a certain month will get your Rewards issued the next month, usually the second or third week of the month I believe.
So Daniel if I buy lets say the staple tote on DEC. 30th 2012 I wont be getting my Rewards until February? I have never done rewards or rebates before……new at this help lol
No, if you bought soemthing that gives Rewards in the month of December (anytime in the month) then you will get your Rewards about the second or third week of January. You will see the Rewards posted to your account usually with 4 or 5 days but they won't become available for you to print out and use until the time I said.
Does anyone know if these items will be available on-line or are they just in store? I just received a coupon in the mail yesterday for an on-line purchase and this would be a terrific time to use it. TIA!!
So we can use both the 20 percent and 5/25?? And is the 5/25 before coupons?
No. You can not use both coupons, since the terms on the coupons specifically state that no other coupons can be used wih each.
Use the $5/$25 coupon on Sunday and your 2 photo papers and 1 ream of copy paper are free (except for sales tax of course).
Ok so you can't roll "rewards" but for Easy Rebates when you redeem them you have a choice of a staples gift card or Paypal? Can you roll those into other offers? I don't see how they could track that, especially with the Paypal option. Any advice?
I don't think you would have a problem with the Paypal option but I was wondering the same thing because I have a Staples issued gift card from a previous rebate or reward offer (don't remember).
Thanks Collin. Some great deals here.
Watch your mail, too–just got a $10 off a 20 dollar in store purchase this week. I plan on getting. 4 of the copy papers. Nice money maker!
Is copy paper ok to use to print coupons on?
yes, its what I use.
Where is the 5 off 25 coupon?
Most times the 5/25 coupon is in the Sunday Paper only. They won't print it in the in store flyer. Some rewards members will have this coupon available online in their "coupon wallet" in their staples rewards account.
• Don't forget, if you are any level staples rewards member you get 5% off instantly with your purchase.
• The 100% rewards deals state they are IN STORE ONLY. You can use coupons and rewards on these items, but your rewards back will be reduced in value by the amount in coupons/rewards you use.
• Spend $1,000 in one year and earn premier status, which doubles the redemption period of rewards, doubles the amount to ink carts you can recycle for $$, and allows perks and coupon specials regular rewards members do not get.
Ok how do i do the rebates never done them……?
On your sales receipt it will explain the process, but simply put you can either mail them in or you can do it online. I recommend doing it online. The website for Staples rebates is http://www.stapleseasyrebates.com.
It seems like my local Staples in Queens, NYC DOES NOT have the $5/$25 in-store ad coupon. I asked a staff personnel about the cpn and he said I can ask Customer Service to print the online ad for me. Then for the $1 copy paper it is actually $3 with a $4 rebate. Customer Service even double checked for me and said there is a misprint for the current ad. Also the $2 Staples Stickies is smaller than the one shown on the ad (1″ 3/4 x 1″ 7/8). Staff were very helpful and also found it odd that sale items did not match the ad. I'm hoping it's just my location and others don't have this problem.
Usually when they come out with a $5/$25 coupon you will only find it in the Sunday paper you get at home (home delivery of your paper). When you go to the store, often times the coupon is not in their in-store circular. This is because the purpose of the coupon is to motivate you to go our to a Staples store, but once you are there they have little need to motivate you to come anymore since you are already there. As for the ream copy paper that is on sale (limit 4 reams). I bought it yesterday and the price (pre-coupon) was $6.99 and I got a $5.99 Staples Easy Rebate. I am talking about the Hammermill ream paper mind you. I am not sure why the Staples Stickies are smaller than the one shown on the ad, That is strange.
Thanks Daniel for the clarification! I'll keep that in mind for the future. I really like Staples and hope to keep shopping there. All the other coupons shown online were included on their in-store circular except the $5/$25 coupon. The Hammermill Ream Paper is showing $2.99 final cost with a $3.99 Rebate at my local store. I guess it's just my location.
I received two staples rewards. Can I use them at the same time with one transaction?


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Switching to natural gas won't slow climate changeSeptember 9th, 2011 - 4:18 pm ICT by IANS
Washington, Sep 9 (IANS) Burning natural gas emits far less carbon dioxide (CO2) than coal, but switching over to this medium won't slow down climate change, claims a new study.
Tom Wigley, senior research associate at the National Centre for Atmospheric Research (NCAR), underscores how the complex and sometimes conflicting ways of fossil fuel burning affects climate.
While coal use causes warming through emission of heat-trapping CO2, it also releases large amounts of sulphates that cool the planet by blocking sunlight, the journal Climatic Change Letters reports.
The situation is further complicated by uncertainty over the quantity of methane that leaks from natural gas operations. Methane is an especially potent greenhouse gas, according to an NCAR statement.
Wigley's computer simulations indicate that a worldwide, partial shift from coal to natural gas would slightly accelerate climate change through at least 2050, even if no methane leaked from natural gas operations, and through as late as 2140 if there were substantial leaks.
After that, the greater reliance on natural gas would begin to slow down the increase in global average temperature, but only by a few tenths of a degree.
"Relying more on natural gas would reduce emissions of carbon dioxide, but it would do little to help solve the climate problem," says Wigley, who is also an adjunct professor at the University of Adelaide in Australia.
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- Diseased trees found to be new source of methane in air - Aug 09, 2012
- Slashing meat intake vital for curbing emissions - Apr 16, 2012
- Saline aquifers can store century's worth of CO2 emissions - Mar 22, 2012
- Changes in population growth and composition influence climate change - Oct 12, 2010
- Oceans absorbing half of greenhouse emission - Aug 02, 2012
- Shrinking ice sheet may free methane reserves - Aug 30, 2012
- Super cooling coal smoke can slash noxious emissions - Aug 28, 2012
- Direct removal of CO2 from air impractical: Scientists - May 10, 2011
- Freshwater methane emission changes greenhouse gas equation - Jan 07, 2011
- Economic impact of Arctic melt could amount to 2.4 trillion dollars by 2050 - Feb 08, 2010
- Aerosols can make methane more potent than previously thought - Oct 30, 2009
- Low-carbon technology can't fix global warming - Feb 16, 2012
- Experts study black carbon, tropospheric ozone's role in climate change - Feb 21, 2011
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The Dodd-Frank Act limps into its fifth year of implementation, saddled by an unconstitutional recess appointment, several setbacks in federal courts, and an expensive regulatory portfolio. The Act imposed 398 new regulations that have thus far added more than $21.8 billion in costs and 60.7 million paperwork burden hours. These measures have transformed the financial industry, overhauled mortgage lending, and directly affected the availability of credit. Small financial services firms continue to struggle as the law restricts the availability of financial products, while the business of housing finance reform remains conspicuously unfinished. With roughly one-quarter of the law still left to implement, it's safe to say that the true economic impacts won't be understood for years – but one can only expect the costs to continue to rise.


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Aspirin and Compression Devices for VTE Prophylaxis in Orthopaedic Oncology
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This is a research study to compare the efficacy of aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) and pneumatic compression devices versus enoxaparin (also known as Lovenox) and pneumatic compression devices in preventing deep vein thrombosis in patients with pelvic and lower extremity malignant tumors and undergoing surgery. Pneumatic compression devices are also known as sequential compression devices and are inflatable compression sleeves that are placed around patient's legs to reduce the risk of clot formation deep vein thrombosis. Pneumatic compression devices are made of a soft material that wraps around the lower leg and periodically squeeze the calf. A deep vein thrombosis is a blood clot. Most hospitalized patients wear these as a preventive measure. Pneumatic compression devices alone are not sufficient to prevent deep vein thrombosis formation. Therefore, medicines, such as aspirin and enoxaparin are utilized. Both drugs are used for prevention, but there are no studies in patients with musculoskeletal tumors which have determined whether one drug is better than another. The knowledge gained from this study will determine whether aspirin and pneumatic compression devices is the same or better than enoxaparin and pneumatic compression devices in preventing deep vein thrombosis in this patient population and may result in fewer wound and bleeding complications
Bone Metastases
Musculoskeletal Cancer
Soft Tissue Sarcoma
Drug: acetylsalicylic acid
Drug: enoxaparin
Device: PCD
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Supportive Care
|Official Title:
|Aspirin and Compression Devices for VTE Prophylaxis in Orthopaedic Oncology
- DVT Incident Rate [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]This study will test if the ASA+PCD treatment group has a DVT rate (P1) not more than the DVT rate of the LMWH+PCD treatment group (P0) using a one sided test for these two proportions. Statistical significance will be defined as p < 0.05.
- Pulmonary Embolism Rate [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Development of Other Complications (Including Bleeding Complications) [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Readmission Rate to Hopsital [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Hematoma Formation [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Excessive Wound Drainage [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Death Rate [ Time Frame: Up to 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|October 2010
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Arm I (acetylsalicylic acid and PCD)
Patients receive acetylsalicylic acid orally PO BID and wear PCD on days 1-28 after surgery.
Drug: acetylsalicylic acid
325 mg twice a day
Other Names:Device: PCD
Wear PCD (Flowtron calf compression). Patients will continue to use PCDs for the duration of their hospitalization. If patients refuse to wear the PCDs, they will be withdrawn from the study.
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Experimental: Arm II (enoxaparin and PCD)
Patients receive enoxaparin subcutaneously SC QD and wear PCD on days 1-28 after surgery.
Drug: enoxaparin
40 mg once daily
Other Names:Device: PCD
Wear PCD (Flowtron calf compression). Patients will continue to use PCDs for the duration of their hospitalization. If patients refuse to wear the PCDs, they will be withdrawn from the study.
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Detailed Description:
I. To perform a randomized prospective study to determine efficacy of acetylsalicylic acid (ASA)+pneumatic compression device (PCD) prophylaxis compared to low-molecular weight heparin (LMWH)+PCD in patients undergoing orthopaedic procedures for musculoskeletal neoplasms (MSN) of the pelvis and lower extremity.
II. To prove that ASA+PCD is clinically equivalent to or better than LMWH+PCD in providing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prophylaxis in this patient population and results in fewer major bleeding complications.
III. To measure rates of postoperative DVT and pulmonary embolism (PE) as primary outcomes.
I. To measure secondary outcomes including rates of readmission, reoperation, bleeding complications (including hematoma formation and prolonged wound drainage), and death.
OUTLINE: Patients are randomized to 1 of 2 treatment arms.
ARM I: Patients receive acetylsalicylic acid orally (PO) twice daily (BID) and wear PCD on days 1-28 after surgery.
ARM II: Patients receive enoxaparin subcutaneously (SC) once daily (QD) and wear PCD on days 1-28 after surgery.
After completion of study treatment, patients are followed up at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, and 3 months.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
-Scheduled or to be scheduled for surgery performed on neoplasms of the pelvis or lower limbs, including both primary musculoskeletal lesions as well as metastatic lesions; these neoplasms may include major tumor resections, metastatic and pathologic fractures of the hip and lower extremities (LE), open biopsies, and primary malignant tumors; an active malignant neoplasm must be present at the time of surgery
Exclusion Criteria:
- Prior history of DVT or PE
- Previously placed vena cava filter
- No detectable malignant disease at the time of operation
- Previous arterial thrombosis (myocardial infarction [MI], cerebral vascular accident [CVA])
- Severe platelet dysfunction (uremia, medications, dysplastic hematopoiesis); excluded if platelets < 50,000
- Preoperative anticoagulation or active/serious bleeding in past 2 weeks (prothrombin time [PT] & partial thromboplastin time [PTT] > 1.6 & > 35)
- Hypersensitivity or allergy to aspirin or heparin (including those diagnosed with heparin-induced thrombocytopenia)
- Conditions associated with bleeding (active ulcer disease, recent neurosurgery, bleeding disorders)
- Patients with renal insufficiency (creatinine [Cr] > 1.5)
- Pregnant patients
- Epidural anesthesia
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01696760
|United States, Ohio
|Ohio State University Medical Center
|Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43210
|Principal Investigator:
|Joel Mayerson, MD
|Ohio State University
Additional Information:
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Joel Mayerson, Principal Investigator, Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01696760 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|September 27, 2012
|Results First Received:
|June 4, 2014
|Last Updated:
|June 4, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cardiovascular Diseases
Embolism and Thrombosis
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms, Connective and Soft Tissue
Vascular Diseases
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Antirheumatic Agents
Cardiovascular Agents
Central Nervous System Agents
Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Fibrin Modulating Agents
Fibrinolytic Agents
Hematologic Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors
Sensory System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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1 tbsp vinegar
1 c milk
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1 c sugar
1 c butter
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PreparationGrease (2) 9 inch pans. Preheat oven to 350.
Make paste with cocoa and food color. (fill the food color bottle with water and add to paste). Set aside.
Combine the butttermilk, salt and 1 tsp vanilla. Set aside. In large bowl, mix the oil and sugar just until encorporated.
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Stir the baking soda and vinegar and gently fold into the cake batter.
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This week, K-pop juggernaut TVXQ! kicked off their long-awaited comeback, dropping their first teaser for hungry fans. Just a year and eight months after their their fifth album Keep Your Head Down was released, an intense photo of U-Know Yunho was uploaded to the group's website and Facebook page, possibly sending Cassiopeias everywhere into throes of joy. Deep breaths, Cassies. Deep breaths.
In his yellow-filtered image teaser, Yunho is blindfolded and sporting a leather jacket. Since their newest album is named Catch Me, should can we go out on a limb and call it a straight jacket?
Since their last Korean comeback in January of 2011, TVXQ! has been active in Japan. They released a full-length Japanese album and notably attracted over 500,000 fans to their four-month concert tour, TVXQ! LIVE TOUR 2012~TONE~. Lucky fans in the US and Australia were also able to see the duo perform at the 2011 New York-Korea Festival and SMTOWN Live in New York, not to mention the 2011 K-Pop Music Festival in Sydney.
Traveling the world is great, but there's no place like home, right? TVXQ!'s sixth Korean album, Catch Me, will be released digitally on September 24 followed by its physical release on September 26.
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Philip Bailey
We sat down at Berklee College of Music for an intimate interview with Philip Bailey, lead singer and songwriter with Earth Wind and Fire. For a musical figure with an illustrious past and a busy present, Philip Bailey has somehow remained firmly focused on the future. "I look at my whole career as part of constantly building, maturing and growing," explains Bailey. "For me, the gift of making music is all about evolving. It's always been about taking that next step." [visit Philip's website]


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Neither the driver of the car nor the occupant of the apartment were injured, Garvelink said.
Garvelink said a similar incident occurred earlier in the morning in Polkton Township. He said a 27-year-old man was driving south on 48th Avenue when he ran a stop sign, left the roadway and struck an occupied residence.
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I just decided to make their duds a bit more interesting.
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Top Box Office Movies This Weekend
December 12, 2011 11:18 AM
This weekend was a record low for the Box Office in recent years but don't let that stop you from checking the list. Hopefully the new year will be better than New Year's Eve.
1 New Year's Eve $13.71M
2 The Sitter $10.00M
3 The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 $7.90M
4 The Muppets $7.07M
5 Arthur Christmas $6.60M
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The Snap-On Smile system (around $1,200) is basically just a denture you fit over your teeth that has a "perfect" row of pearly whites up front. So whenever you feel like you need a straight, white smile, you can just take it out of your pocket and pop it in. It's a little creepy, but I can also see the appeal. If you've had a history of dental problems, something like this could be helpful. Would you use one of these as a temporary fix, or would you just rather show everyone your natural teeth?


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If we learn anything from our pasts, it's that fashion, like history, repeats itself. Usually, though, we can take this mantra with a grain of salt — color palettes change, ruffles are added, and silhouettes are tweaked to satisfy more modern appetites.
This doesn't, however, seem to be the case with fashion these days. Today's fashion records seem to be stuck on repeat, with no new track in sight.
Shoulder pads, pleat-front pants, sequins and even scrunchies have been spotted on runways and donned by trend-setters around the globe. Have we travelled through time and landed smack dab in the middle of the 1980s? Nope, these the trends of today.
It seems that with each new fashion month, a new decade becomes all the rage, with the 80s being the longest reigning period of choice. In Fall 2009, the 80s took over with clichés like big shoulders, sequined leggings and poufy micro-minis thanks to Betsey Johnson, Erin Fetherston, Marc Jacobs, and the king of ode-to-the-80s designs, Christophe Decarnin of Balmain. Thankfully, Spring 2009 saw hints of 90s grunge from designers like Alexander Wang and Balmain, with oversized bags, ripped jeans, and baggy tops.
Now we're past the dark attitudes of the 90s, big hair of the 80s and into the neutral tones and flowy tailoring of the 70s. Hannah MacGibbon of Chloé and Phoebe Philo of Celine hit the trends on the head with button-up shirts, wide-leg pants and tailored silhouettes for Fall 2010. And Rochas sent models down the runway that looked eerily similar to that ultimate 70s good girl, Mary Tyler Moore. Other designers followed suit by incorporating bell-bottoms and earthy, muted color palettes –- anything but black –- into their collections. One of the most noteworthy 70s nods of the fall runways came from Boy by Band of Outsiders with their brown and tan plaid trousers.
Why is it that we get so excited about trends that we've seen – and hated – before? How have shoulder pads, the bane of our mothers' existences, been welcomed with open arms by Gen Y? Who would have thought that the grunge looks of our favorite early 90s rock stars are being repeated by industry newbies? Is it that each season's trends are simply so different from those that saturated the market prior, that they give our eyes a much needed rest from over-exposure? Or is it that the fashion greats have already created everything there is to create? What is it about these tired trends that keeps us drooling for more?
And even though the fashion world has -– thankfully -– moved on from the tough-chic, rocker-girl looks of the past couple seasons, we're still not seeing anything ground breaking. Designers continue to draw inspiration from trends of the past. And it seemed popular for designers to pit their pre-Fall and Fall inspirations as arising from the late designers of their respective fashion houses (i.e. Nicolas Ghesquière using carapace-back jackets that André Leon Talley described as "so Cristóbal" in Vogue's March issue).
It has become a rareity for fashion designers of today to be truly artistic and revolutionary — really forward thinkers. A few of the greats — Galliano, Lacroix, Lagerfeld –- do send looks down the runway that really are works of art. The late Alexander McQueen was also in this league of designers, and his passing reminds us of the vision, talent and yes, opinion, that it takes to keep fashion a relevant medium in the art world.
Creativity did show some signs of revival on the Fall 2010 runways. Issey Miyake gave us tops and head pieces made of Crayola-colored scarves and Gareth Pugh kept us on our toes with Matrix-like outerwear and a chain-linked gown. But typically avant-garde lines like Rodarte and Ann Demeulemeester fell short of compelling this season, further evidencing the stagnant industry.
Even though fashion is cyclical, and we can always count on seeing trends of late resurface, it's tiring to see fashion front-runners become so enthralled with "new" looks that are really anything but. As economies around the world continue to improve and sentiments continue to rise, hopefully we can see a resurgence of innovation in fashion. If the Fall 2010 runways were any indication, creativity seems to be making a slow comeback, but a comeback nonetheless. Here's to an inspiring 2011 season!
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The way we select our judges matters. There are many different ways to select judges. Merit selection is the system best designed to ensure that the most qualified candidates reach the bench and that we have fair and impartial judges.
Choosing Judges
Merit Selection
Merit Selection is the judicial selection system that best ensures that qualified individuals will reach the bench without the problematic influence of money on the selection process. Merit selection uses an independent bipartisan citizens nominating commission composed of men and women from across the Commonwealth, non-lawyers and lawyers, from diverse occupational, racial and ethnic backgrounds. Anyone meeting the required criteria may apply to the commission to be considered for a judicial vacancy.
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Pennsylvania elects all its judges in partisan political elections. Although PMC does not think this system is designed to get the most highly qualified judges, we believe that so long as Pennsylvania continues to elect its judges, it is our responsibility to inform the public about the elections and electoral process. Voters often are frustrated at how difficult it is to find relevant information and, indeed, to even know what to consider when voting in judicial elections. PMC aims to diminish that frustration.
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There are ongoing efforts to change the way we select judges in Pennsylvania. Currently, there is a new legislative effort to implement a merit selection for the three statewide appellate courts. In addition, status changes in the judiciary frequently make the news as do the filling of interim vacancies (vacancies between elections) on the courts.


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Michael Renov is Professor of Critical Studies and Associate Dean of the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. He received his M.A. from San Francisco State University and his Ph.D. from UCLA in film and television studies. Renov is the author of Hollywood's Wartime Woman: Representation and Ideology (UMI Research Press, 1988) and The Subject of Documentary (University of Minnesota Press, 2004), editor of Theorizing Documentary (Routledge, 1993), and co-editor of Resolutions: Contemporary Video Practices (University of Minnesota Press, 1996), Collecting Visible Evidence (University of Minnesota Press, 1999), The Sage Handbook of Film Studies (Sage Press, 2008) and Time Past: The Archaeological Cinema of Peter Forgacs (University of Minnesota Press, 2009). Renov was Editor-in-Chief of Quarterly Review of Film and Video (1989-1996) and in 1993 co-founded Visible Evidence, a series of international and highly interdisciplinary documentary studies conferences held annually, thus far on four continents. He is one of three editors of the Visible Evidence book series for the University of Minnesota Press that evolved from the conference, with twenty-two volumes published since 1997.
From 1995-1998, Renov collaborated with artist Wendy Clarke to create L.A. Link, a project connecting L.A.-area youth from diverse backgrounds via computer-based, interactive video technology. He has served as a jury member for documentary competitions at numerous film festivals including Sundance, Silverdocs, It's All True (Brazil) and the Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival. Renov co-programmed the 51st annual Robert Flaherty Seminar (2005), a weeklong gathering of documentary filmmakers, curators, and educators, creating 20 screening programs and filmmaker dialogues on the theme "Cinema and History." Renov's teaching and research interests include documentary theory, autobiography in film and video, video art and activism, and representations of the Holocaust.


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Finding Passion in Life with Tile :: Bill Buyok
I'm Bill Buyok, owner of Avente Tile and the primary contributor for the company's weekly blog, Avente Tile Talk. At Avente Tile, our passion is hand painted tile. First, thanks to JB for the opportunity to guest blog here. JB also provided a topic that he wanted to know more about: how my passion for tile evolved.
I started Avente Tile because I was looking for hand painted tiles with an old world design similar to some I had seen from Spain. I couldn't find any designs in local showrooms, tile stores, or online. Once I found the right tiles, I fell in love with them and decided I would start a company to sell them. I thought these niche tiles were ideal for a web-based company. I've always enjoyed learning about art and architecture, history and culture, and tile is a great connection.
I started the company in 2003 as way to share my enthusiasm about tile and especially artisan and hand-crafted tile. I believe that you need to love what you do.If you have a passion for something, you're bound to do it well. I spent ten years in corporate America working as a mechanical engineer. I did well; but, my heart wasn't in it. Passionate people love what they do; but, money is never the driver – it's the joy you get out of what you do. I probably work twice as hard as I did as an engineer; but, I enjoy every day and look forward to the challenges I face. I am surrounded by people I admire and respect and who respect me. Don't get me wrong we all encounter days filled with frustration or disappointment. The key is to find something you love (or let it find you) and make it your own.
So, you know about me and my love for tile.How has it evolved or changed? Or, perhaps the quintessential question, how do you maintain passion? Anyone who has been in a relationship for more than five years asks the same question. It's great to have that impassioned night of discovery; but, it can easily become a tepid relationship or chore. You have to learn to grow, change and embrace the differences. And of course, you have to share some common values. For me, tile started that way, it started as a passionate love affair with color, design, and pattern.But, the greatest joys often come from knowing how someone in Kansas used a few tiles for their backsplash. Or, discovering how a piece of clay is sculpted into a relief design and touched by the hand of someone in Guatemala or Mexico and finds its home in a wonderful bath in Beverly Hills. It's the story of legends and it happens every day.It makes me feel so connected to the world and people in a very special way. Amazing how an object, a piece of clay, makes us share this world in wonderful and unique ways.
That's really it. That's how my passion for tile started and how my love for it and life has grown. Never forget how much beauty there is in the world and enjoy it every day. May you also find your passion, cultivate it, and make it something you absolutely cherish and get the opportunity to grow.
Note from the hosts: Bill loves to talk tile and you can also find him sharing his passion on Twitter and Facebook. We'd like to thank him for sharing it here as well! ~b
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Wonderful. The world is fortunate to still have artisan businesses like yours, Bill. I often find that hand-painted tiles almost shimmer with vitality … don't know if that's my wishful thinking that the artisan's vibe is coming through, or simply the tactile nature of tiles. Anyway, thanks for your work and this blog.
Alycia, Embracing passion is indeed one of life's lesson. It warms my heart to find other who do the same!
Thanks for sharing Avente's wonderful Kira's Meadow Mosaic on your FB page and letting me know something you are passionate about: dragonflies. It's also nice to know another SoCal local. Have a splendid day and thank you for your support!
Bill, I enjoyed learning about your love for tile and how you translated it into business. The ability to make the connection from an artisan to the installed product is very unique. I commend your passion for keeping this craftsmanship alive and available. All the best for continued success!
Bill it is fantastic that you found the reply button. one of my favorite features of our site… End horn toot. I think it's good topic — passion is a common tread with those that we run with… but how to cultivate it? — positive and connected, continually "finding joy" … a hat tip on that. thank you for taking the time to tell your story. Shout to Barry on the editing. All the best both and continued passion for what you do! jb
Thank you, Lisa. I'm always excited to meet another lover of tile. Tile is a fun and creative design element. I love the slight imperfections in hand made tile: an unexpected change in glaze color or the artisan's fingerprint left on the corner of the clay before firing. By the way, you have a wonderful blog and I was very touched by your most recent post, In Memory of Mary.
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The Washington Apple Commission Visitors Center in Wenatchee offers a look at the state's largest agricultural industry. More than 1,700 Washington tree fruit growers, from the Canadian border to the Oregon border, produce billions of pounds of fruit, including apples, cherries, and soft fruits such as peaches. In apple production alone, Washington is by far the national leader, providing more than half the fresh apples eaten in America.
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- Measurement of the ongoing contribution of brand and reputation to the company's business performance
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Angelic's Face Gets Scratched in Latest Fight With Tiara on 'Bad Girls Club' (VIDEO)
Apparently jail creates a bond that friendship can't break. Tiara and Angie were friends before the fight in the limo last week. As a result of that, Shelly and Angie were arrested, and after their jail time, Angie switched cliques to Shelly's side.
From there it was on, as she and Tiara fought twice this week. The second fight, however, was when Tiara drew blood, scratching Angie across the face. If there was a division in the house before, this move solidified the dividing line.
"You can't mess with a girl's face," Shelly said in defense of Angie. These new developments should make for a peaceful culmination to the season, as the girls all hug it out and become besties forever ... NOT!
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We complain about Xbox Live quite a bit, but one thing that's remained pretty consistent is the release-after-release schedule Microsoft has managed to maintain every single week since launch. That's no easy feat and we imagine the Xbox Live crew at Redmond could use a holiday, but GameHouse is being cruel and just can't do that for them. WPCentral interviewed the developer of Doodle Jump and Sally's Salon, and in the process got a pretty good scoop out of it. GameHouse is planning an additional five Xbox Live games to be released for Windows Phone in the future, which would probably make them the most prevalent developer in the Marketplace. Here are the goods WPCentral was able to squeeze out of them:
- Collapse!: GameHouse's very first PC game comes to Windows Phone. It's a match-three puzzler in which a stack of blocks rises from the bottom of the screen. Players frantically tap groups of three of more colored blocks in order to eliminate them. Customizable characters, multiple gameplay modes, and bosses make for a full-featured package.
- Delicious!: Like GameHouse's Sally's Salon Luxury Edition, Delicious! is a time management game. Players control Emily as she serves customers at a variety of food venues. Each location features unique minigames, keeping the gameplay fresh and tasty.
- TextTwist 2: A word jumble game in which gamers receive a selection of letters and try to find all possible words that those letters can spell.
- Cake Mania Main Street: A time management game with four totally distinct locations: a bakery, a flower shop, a fast food joint, and a sushi house. Wacky problem customers like vampires and pirates keep the pressure on.
- NCIS: The Game from the TV show: Help the cast of the popular crime drama solve several different cases by completing various minigames. This looks a bit like Women's Murder Club, but with a stronger focus on story and more gameplay variety.
Not a bad bunch, right? We're especially intrigued by Collapse! and TestTwist 2. Those of you who consider yourselves 'real gamers' may wince at the sight of casual titles, but Microsoft is aiming to satisfy everybody so put your bias aside and you may find one of these games more enjoyable than you may have thought. Unfortunately no timeline was given for when we can expect to see any of these games, but we're assuming these may be sprinkled into the mix for this Fall's lineup. For more about GameHouse, check out WPCentral's interview of Ken Murphy.
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Remember the limited edition Vertu Ascent Motorsport?
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Liquidmetal? Well, Vertu claimed in its press
materials that its construction "makes it so durable, it can even withstand being run over by the very F1 Porsche the
design was inspired from." Normally we'd tag this as marketing fluff and call it a day, but the NY Times got their paws
on the near-$6,000 phone to take it for a very special kind of test drive. They wanted to call Vertu's bluff and roll
over it with a Porsche — which they did, actually. Five times with a 2,800-pound Boxster. The result? The phone emerged
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BAROQUE WEEK offers a rare and stimulating opportunity for amateur, semi-professional and student musicians, including a limited number of singers, to immerse themselves in baroque chamber music, with expert advice and guidance from helpful and experienced tutors and a music library of over 2000 works to explore.
This years theme is The Judgement of Paris. Projects will include material from the three extant operas and other works by the four contestants: Eccles, Finger, Weldon and Daniel Purcell. The tutors will give a concert of relevant music as well as a series of short talks.


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What's new in GAMME
As we add features, enhancements, and fixes to Google Apps Migration for Microsoft® Exchange (GAMME), we'll regularly update this page. Download the latest version of GAMME from the download page. To learn more about the migration tool, see Overview: Google Apps Migration for Microsoft Exchange.
Important Upgrade
This upgrade is required because all previous versions of GAMME used the Google Apps Provisioning API and Email Migration API v1, which have been deprecated and stopped functioning on April 20, 2015.
When upgrading to GAMME 4.1, the OAuth API scopes required have changed to support the new APIs. Please review the Google Apps Migration for Microsoft® Exchange Admin Guide for steps on setting the proper API scopes.
Release 4.4.2166.1322
April 28, 2015
Running GAMME from the command line against an IMAP source using --nouse_gui with start and end date parameters was not being properly honored. Message content outside of the date range was being migrated. Content outside the date range is no longer incorrectly migrated.
Release 4.3.2132.1410
March 24, 2015
Deleted items were being migrated into the Gmail inbox and not trash. Deleted items now are properly migrated to trash.
Changed the required minimum wait between email migration API requests from 700ms to 1000ms.
Release 4.2.2122.753
March 11, 2015
GAMME now properly includes the project key with each request to fully account for EMAPI API quota. This fix prevents future issues that may occur if the API quota limits are exhausted.
Release 4.1.2089.1157
February 17, 2015
New APIs
GAMME email migrations now uses the latest Email Migration API (version 2).
GAMME now uses latest Directory API (version 1) for user validation.
Vault migrations
GAMME Vault migrations now strip user labels by default. Administrators no longer need to specify the
--strip_user_labels option.
Blocked content can be written to mbox file
Where some file types are blocked and can't be migrated due to file size or type, the administrator can choose to have the message content written to a user-specific mbox file.
The command line option --strip_user_labels is now showing in the command line --help details.
The command line option --migrate_to_vault is now showing in the command line --help details. It is now no longer ignored when using the GUI to perform the migration.
Release 4.0.1816.543
May 29, 2014
Outlook 2013 is now supported (not including Click-to-Run editions).
This release fixes the following issues:
- GAMME no longer crashes during IMAP migrations if some messages can't be downloaded from the IMAP server.
- GAMME no longer crashes while loading the folder hierarchy in some Exchange/PST migrations.
- The help tooltips' content was updated and some broken Learn more links fixed.
- GAMME can now get the sender's email address from the message's internet headers even if it's missing from the sender field in Outlook.
- GAMME no longer crashes when migrating multiple PSTs for the same user.
- Running an IMAP migration from the command line no longer fails to start with an error about missing command line flags.
- The command line flag trace in the GAMME logs is no longer truncated.
- Calendar migrations now recognize more timezones.
- The migration no longer fails to migrate some folders due to reaching the label creation rate limit of the Email Settings API. Label creation is now retried up to 10 times.
- Project IDs created using the Google Developers Console can now be used as consumer key and consumer secret for migrations. See Use a Developers Console API project for the migration for more information.
- Some events would fail with error 0x80040304 during Calendar migrations - this is now fixed.
- Some textual corrections.
Release 4.0.1613.231
October 22, 2013
New user interface
A new Advanced Options dialog is available for more complete migration support. Also, a Gmail-to-Google Apps migration option that uses IMAP.
Support for Google Apps Vault
A new option is available to add all migrated email messages to
Google Apps Vault, an archiving and eDiscovery add-on for Google Apps.
Public folders migration
You can now migrate public folders from Microsoft Exchanger Server by selecting an option in the desktop interface. (Previously, public folder migration was available only through the command line interface.)
This release comes with minor technical fixes and improvements to the GAMME migration tool in the following areas:
- Fixed calendar event limits. GAMME will no longer reach a calendar event creation limit when migrating a large number of events.
- Fixed vacation responder and auto forwarding of rules on users' mailboxes.
Release 3.0.1365.453
February 14, 2013
New command supported --exclude_message_classes
The command --exclude_message_classes="<string1>,<string2>" allows IT administrators to exclude messages from being migrated from Exchange to Google Apps based on their message class. For more about message classes, see Microsoft's support site. For more details about using commands with GAMME, see Run GAMME from the command line.
This release comes with minor technical fixes and improvements to the GAMME migration tool in the following areas:
- Improvements to the migration reports GAMME generates.
- Fixes to estimating the number of calendar events to migrate.
- Fixes to migrating recurring calendar events when date ranges are given.
Release 3.0.1300.1843
December 11, 2012
Calendar migration for resources
Migrate calendar resources (like meeting rooms) from Exchange to Google Apps. During migration, you can also change event attendees from email addresses in Exchange to email addresses in Google Apps.
Public folder migration
Migrate public folders in Exchange to Google Groups using the command line.
Support for Admin-mode migration with Cyrus/Mirapoint IMAP servers
For more information, see p.24 of the GAMME Admin Guide (PDF).
Support for IMAP servers with varying capabilities
For more information, see p. 45 of the GAMME Admin Guide (PDF).
Improved in-product help and error reporting
Click on a question mark in the product to get helpful tips on using the tool. Error reporting is more descriptive in the final step of the tool after you run a migration.
Improved user interface design
Updated look to GAMME 3.0 tool.
Minor technical fixes to the GAMME migration tool.
Release 2.3.1010.507
February 22, 2012
Minor technical fixes and minor updates to the GAMME migration tool.
Release 2.3
November 4, 2011
Pre-migration diagnostics
Check for configuration errors in connectivity and authentication; and errors in your user list before you run a migration.
Detailed migration reports
Quickly determine if any message errors occurred during a migration, why those errors occurred, and which users were affected by them.
IMAP server list
Allows you to choose the specific type of IMAP server from which you are migrating data, which improves performance.
Improved data estimation feature
Feature now uses multi-threading for significantly faster overall data migration estimations.
New command line options:
|What it does
|Specifies the interval between two EMAPI requests to throttle the upload
|Runs pre-migration diagnostics
|Specifies the type of IMAP server from which you are migrating data
|Prevents the utility from generating migration reports, which improves performance
Migration fails for users with device name
- Issue: If user names were the same as special device names (such as com0...com9, lpt0...lpt9), their migration would fail.
- Resolution: Migrations no longer fail is user names are the same as special device names.
Unread messages in Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook (GASMO)
- Issue: After GAMME migrated data, GASMO would synchronize all messages as unread.
- Resolution: Synchronized messages in GASMO no longer appear as unread.
Contacts in two groups in Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook (GASMO)
- Issue: After GAMME migrated data, users who synchronized personal contacts with GASMO would see their contacts in two separate groups.
- Resolution: Synchronized personal contacts in GASMO no longer appear in two separate groups.
IMAP migration failures
- Issue: IMAP migration would fail if a user's password in the CSV file contained a semicolon.
- Resolution: IMAP migrations no longer fail if a user's password contains a semicolon.
Duplicate folders migrated
- Issue: GAMME would sometimes migrate folders twice from IMAP servers.
- Resolution: GAMME no longer migrates some folders twice from IMAP servers.
Infinite loop with error "stream error - socket could not be read or written"
- Issue: If GAMME's connection to the migration server was dropped and this error occurred, GAMME would appear to be in an infinite loop.
- Resolution: If GAMME loses its connection to a migration server, the utility now stops instead of appearing to be in an infinite loop.
Release 2.2.685.1005
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Is there a general Estee Lauder Thread? There needs to be. They have been coming out with some really interesting collections and products lately.
I just found these 2 posts on British Beauty Blogger. EL is coming out with paint pots in January according to this blogger. Let's see if they work like the Mac ones.
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Visit the Cadbury chocolate factory's visitor center for a fun excursion while in Hobart and a perfect trip for chocolate-lovers. Learn about the history of ... Read more
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Swimming in a million pink and green balls.
Despite its massive population, China's list of common last names is very small. Here's where people with these names are.
And it could also lead to the eventual bust.
Stories of workers who survive on difficult work and little money.
The rubber duck is now a cooked bird, complete with "crispy brown skin" and a yellow papier mache head.
Pick up a book at one stop and, hopefully, return it before you get off the subway.
The geography of where rising sea levels will likely cost us the most.
That's pretty scary.
As China suffers through its hottest summer on record, an immense and deadly bubble of heat builds above Shanghai.
They will travel at 40 mph.
In a crowded country where many homes lack air conditioning, people have to get creative in order to escape the sky-high temps.
Illuminated nightscapes are a new worldwide arena, where global cities will compete for recognition.
China's Communist Party took another swipe at excessive government spending, with a five-year hiatus on constructing state buildings.
Photographer Rob Whitworth portrays the tremendous energy of China's largest city.
Seven out of 10 of the world's least affordable markets are now in China.
The lightning pace of world urbanization is on display in these animated GIFs of Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Hong Kong and other exploding metropolises.
Even strict controls haven't been able to stop them.
Only 4 of the 81 people with confirmed cases of bird flu in China have fully recovered; human transmission still can't be ruled out.
The scandal has prompted China's government to acknowledge the nation's intense problem with food safety.