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SOMERVILLE — There have only been about five months since July 2006 that Edward M. Carhardt Jr. hasnt been in prison. And he spent some of those five months committing no fewer than 17 burglaries in six New Jersey counties before a massive, multijurisdictional law enforcement task force tracked him down and arrested him in September 2011.
Yet when the 45-year-old man pleaded guilty to a 35-count indictment in the case this week, the anticipated sentence cited in Somerset County Superior Court raised an eyebrow among some of those familiar with the matter: five years of special probation in the states Drug Court program. It certainly was a far cry from the 10-year prison sentence Carhardt received in 2006, when he pleaded guilty to an 80-count indictment connected to 57 other Garden State burglaries. (He served five years of that term and was released in April 2011.)
The state Legislature last year passed a bill that eliminates prosecutorial objection to admission to the Drug Court program and expands eligibility for it, according to the language of a bill summary. But some officials question the wisdom of admitting suspects with extensive criminal records into a system designed to help nonviolent offenders struggling with substance abuse and questions still linger about the nature of Carhardts own struggles, which were not discussed in court.
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While we understand that the decision of whether or not to admit (Carhardt) into the Drug Court rested soundly with the judge, the Somerset County Prosecutors Office is deeply disappointed that he was admitted. This individual is an extremely experienced offender with a long criminal history for residential burglaries, Somerset County Prosecutor Geoffrey Soriano said in a statement Tuesday after he court hearing. He has already served a significant state prison term for the very same conduct, and, during his most recent offenses, the Somerset County Prosecutors Office, our Burglary Task Force, other county prosecutors offices, the New Jersey State Police and many local police departments were required to expend significant time and resources in the investigation and apprehension of this offender.
The admission of such a person into the Drug Court program seems to minimize his criminal activity that affected so many innocent citizens, and ignore the efforts of the involved law enforcement community, Soriano added.
Assistant Prosecutor Annemarie Mueller said the state contested the initial application for Carhardt to be admitted into the Drug Court program, but the defendants attorney, Michael Chazen, filed an appeal that was granted by Judge Paul Armstrong.
Armstrong declined to comment for this story through a spokesperson, noting he remains on the bench for this case pending an April 8 sentencing. He referred any questions to the prosecutors office.
Wearing a prison jumpsuit, handcuffs and shackles, Carhardt politely answered questions in a barely audible voice Tuesday, indicating he understands the charges against him and is waiving his right to a trial. The 35-count indictment included 16 counts of third-degree burglary, 14 counts of third-degree theft, two counts of criminal mischief, two counts of credit card theft and a single count of attempted burglary.
Is that the Manhattan phone book, or is that the plea form? Armstrong said jokingly of Mueller before asking if she required help from a court officer in lugging the file to the front of the courtroom.
The counts against Carhardt were read off one by one, detailing burglaries taking place in Burlington, Monmouth, Morris, Somerset, Warren and Sussex counties in 2011 between July 18 and Sept. 30. Items stolen from homes ranged from cash and jewelry to dozens of watches, an iPod Touch and a collection of World War II-era swords.
If the minimum, typically statutorily required prison sentences for the 35 charges were applied consecutively, Armstrong noted, Carhardt would face nearly 175 years in prison and more than half a million dollars in fines. Armstrong described Carhardts anticipated entry into the Drug Court system as a long-term, inpatient stay, with gradual payments at some point expected to start trickling in on more than $150,000 in restitution.
Carhardts criminal history extends back to 1992, when he was charged with stealing car stereos. But the vast majority of the crimes he has been charged with since have been remarkably similar: home burglaries, often affecting single-family houses on large, secluded lots, with forced entry via rear or side windows, and master bedrooms being emptied of cash and jewelry.
Carhardt initially served time in state prison on convictions for burglaries in Sussex County in 1999 and 2002, according to previous news reports. But the big bust came in 2006, when he admitted to dozens and dozens of burglaries across the state during previous years including one 2005 break-in at the Morris County home of U.S. Rep Rodney Frelinghuysen. Specifically, Carhardt admitted taking jewelry from the Republican congressmans home and then selling what he stole for $1,200.
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Carhardts legal representatives on Tuesday praised Armstrongs decision to make Drug Court services available to their client, yet acknowledged the choice might not have been easy.
Certainly, the state had some understandable concerns about Mr. Carhardt, in light of his history, Chazen said during a phone interview. However, at the end of the day, the court gave him the benefit of the doubt, and hopefully hell take advantage of that and stay out of trouble with the help of the Drug Court.
Chazen said he couldnt recall what substances constituted the basis of Carhardts struggles with addiction, but he described those struggles as significant and added his clients long criminal past is directly tied to them.
He is dedicated to leading a drug-free and law-abiding life, Chazen added. I think the Drug Court will afford Mr. Carhardt a new lease on life.
Another of Carhardts attorneys, Peter Hamerslag, explained a sentencing to Drug Court often comes with a potential prison sentence to be imposed if a defendant gets terminated from the program, making it what he described as a win-win for prosecutors.
The prosecution cant lose, said Hamerslag, a former prosecutor. If its successful, youve got (a defendant) off drugs with a really good support system, so you win there. And if he cant hack it, youve got a ready-made plea with a violation of probation.
State Sen. Ray Lesniak, D-Union, co-sponsored and helped pen the Drug Court legislation passed last year and he said this week that Carhardt is precisely the type of defendant the program is intended to help.
Prison has not been a deterrent to this guy, Lesniak said. If he has an addiction problem, the best way to stop a recurrence of criminal activity is to get him into a supervised drug program.
Lesniak, who was the victim of a 2009 home invasion in which a robber threatened to shoot him, scoffed at the notion the stance could be construed as making him appear soft on crime.
Im no softie, he said. The way I look at it, (Drug Court) saves money and it saves lives.
Without commenting directly on the case involving Carhardt, State Judiciary spokeswoman Winnie Comfort said the Drug Court program is intended to help those whose lives have been profoundly affected by addiction.
Theres nothing saying that if youve committed many crimes, you cant enroll, she said. Drug Court clients are people who most likely have offended many times, related to a drug addiction. The purpose of Drug Court is to break that cycle.
And the requirements, she added, are strict.
Drug Court is tough, Comfort said. Its really tough.


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Richard, as mentioned in the thread above, semi-stand development can have a nice effect on film. Some films react with "edge effects" or the halo-like edge seen between shadow and light. Most films will show an increase in apparent sharpness, sometimes with more pronounced grain.
Increased dilution with decreased agitation will allow high values to build more slowly, while the shadow values seem to gain density at a more constant rate. This type of development can work well in contrasty light, or with flat light. While this may seem to be somewhat contradictory, it holds up in the real world. In flat light, a long, slow development can help with added contrast in shadows and better separation in the tonal scale. The variable here can be simply with agitation cycles.
I use Pyrocat-hd with a 1:1:150 dilution for most things now, as I'm not too concerned with longer development times (strictly an amateur). The variation I use between minimal agitation and semi-stand is simply the frequency between agitation cycles. Minimal agitation uses 3 minutes between cycles, semi-stand is usually at 1/3's of total development time. Initial agitation is critical for this technique. You must have an even wetting of the film and initial agitation, or streaking and uneven development will be the result. Check some of the threads on APUG for more information. My gallery has a few examples in the recent uploads. Best, tim


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In September of 2011.
What excites you most about working here?
Columbia College is personal to me. My father has been a trustee of the college since 1989, and President Gerald Brouder and Dr. Terry Smith have been great mentors of mine since high school. I admire everything they have done for the college, and it's reflected everywhere, in the quality of faculty, staff and students.
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To register, faculty and staff (and anyone!) can contact the Alumni Relations office.
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Faculty and staff can pick up a copy at the Alumni Relations office when it comes out.
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After graduating from Colorado, I taught English in Florence, Italy. Then I returned home to finish the novel I'd started in college, taking graduate courses at the Iowa Writers' Workshop along the way.
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dunno how well "rare tracks from load/reload" will go down. I think it would be good to see as it shows how the band has progressed, if they just stuck to the first four albums, then it would be like seeing a bunch of 40 year olds stuck in a time warp!!
But to be fair they do generally include songs off of load, generally rotated between fuel, memory, unforgiven part 2, outlaw and in this case clover in there set. and think a 2/3 songs is all it needs.
In past sets, if they play just the one song form load/reload, they play a "new song" thats coming up on the new album.
In my oppinion, i'd much rather see a rare old track emerge, such as "to live is to die" or "Dyers eve" or "fight fire with fire" or "jump in the fire".
But this is why i love seeing metallica live, cos they always play one or two unexpected songs. Where as with bands like maiden or even megadeth you get the same (good) songs, but they never pull out an old classic.
And yeah creeping death is a wickid opener, but better than blackened (03-04 tour)? I cant decide
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After opening Missouri Valley Conference play this past weekend, the Missouri State Bears (9-12) will play a pair of midweek non-conference games, traveling to Stillwater to meet the Oklahoma State Cowboys (16-8) Tuesday (March 25) evening before returning to Hammons Field to open a five-game homestand against the Arkansas State Red Wolves (13-10) Wednesday at 6:35 p.m.
The Bears halted a nine-game losing streak with their 4-3 win over Wichita State Sunday, rallying for a run in the top of the ninth inning after the Shockers had pulled even in the bottom of the eighth. Oklahoma State dropped two of its three road Big 12 games with Baylor over the weekend, while Arkansas State took two of three from UT Arlington. The Red Wolves enter their Tuesday game with Memphis having won seven of their last nine contests after starting the year 6-8.
Oklahoma State enters Tuesday's game with a 9-6 advantage over the Bears in a series that dates back to 1987. The Cowboys claimed a 6-0 victory last week in the two clubs' first meeting of the season in Springfield and have won three straight from the Bears under second-year head coach Josh Holliday. MSU, just 2-6 vs. OSU in Stillwater, suffered a 5-4 setback to the Cowboys in their last trip to Allie P. Reynolds Stadium in March 2013.
The Bears split their 2013 season series with Arkansas State, taking a 6-2 win in extra innings before dropping a 7-5 decision in Jonesboro last March. MSU has won 17 of the previous 26 meetings in Springfield, including both games played by the two clubs at Hammons Field in 2012. Head coach Keith Guttin has enjoyed a successful run against ASU over the years, going 34-19 in the series since 1990.


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Anyone who has attended a Renaissance festival has likely seen one of Piper's original creations. She has clothed actors, actresses and faire patrons alike, from peasants to kings and queens. Piper provided her unique Elizabethan neck ruffs for the dancers in Christina Aguilera's touring company. Piper was shown wearing her Jane Seymour Tudor reproduction Showtime's "The Tudors, Royal Stylemakers" program, which was a fashion companion program to their miniseries "The Tudors." Piper was recently approached by National Geographic television to work on costumes for a series about ancient Egypt and in January-February of 2010 worked with The Biscuit TV for National Geographic Television to design and create a Victorian gown for an actress portraying Laura Keene in a documentary about the Lincoln assassination. She most recently created several princess gowns for Extreme Makeover Home Edition.
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The only seamstress she has ever met in person, is her sister. While it requires a great deal of trust to work with people she has never met, Piper says that the women who sew for her have extremely impressive backgrounds in costuming and research, and she has never doubted their ability to follow through on all the orders she sends them.
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A Blanket Approach to Energy Conservation
During the cold and wintry months ahead, lower your heating bills by using this traditional alternative.
How Green Are Your Jeans?
By Katrina Thomas
Jeans are one of the most widely worn articles of clothing in the U.S. Millions of pairs are produced every year. Our wardrobes are filled with different styles, fits, and shades of denim. Women, especially, search for the latest pair-skinnies, flair, boot cut, high-waisted, low-waisted, acid washed, the list goes on and on. But what about the environmental impact of each pair?
Change Your Views to Change Your Attitude
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Lifestyle, Disease, Health—and You!
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Burning Man: How Green Is This Dusty Desert Event?
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Officials: Three water mains break in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Some Kansas City residents experienced water pressure issues after multiple water main breaks occurred Saturday afternoon.
City officials confirmed that a 30-inch main broke near Interstate 435 and Blue River Road. Jennifer Kincaid, with the Kansas City Water Department, said that crews had repaired the break and restored service by around 6:30 p.m.
A second break occurred on 107th Terrace, just west of Holmes Road, according to an announcement from the city. That has also been repaired.
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Hannah Adams - Could be headed for a future in politics
The Florida YMCA Youth In Government (YIG) program began in 1957 and has brought the best and brightest students in the state together to experience the law-making process first-hand, through the Y's unique "youth-run, youth-led" process.
One of the local students carrying the banner high these days is Hannah Adams, a junior at South Fork High School (SFHS). Hannah has been involved with YIG since her freshman year in high school, which was the same year the program was founded at SFHS.
In the current session, she was elected lieutenant-governor, which makes her a presiding officer and one of the students responsible for setting up the next program year.
Hannah says she has become much more confident since getting involved with YIG, learning how to stand in front of fellow students who are strangers to her and asking for their votes. Since the core goals of the program include servant leadership and character development, as well as developing debate practices, service-learning projects, fundraising efforts and assembly preparation, Hannah is living proof that the model works.
She's involved with many other volunteer efforts at the YMCA branch on Monterey Road, taking part in and/or helping with Healthy Kids Day, the Valentine's Day initiative in which children who are Y members make Valentine's Day cards for servicemen and the Jingle Bell Run.
Hannah has coached youth soccer at the non-profit and has participated in service rallys and a service leadership conference at the Y's Camp Wewa in Apopka, Fla. During these events, participants fix up the camp, painting and doing other needed repairs.
Hannah, who has two younger brothers, one older brother and two older sisters, is captain of the swim team at South Fork High School (she was MVP for four-years), is on a county-wide rowing team and is class president.
Her plans for the summer include working as a lifeguard and camp counselor at the Y.
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Three reasons why precision marketing fails to take a leading role in China.
In "Arabian Nights", a collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian stories and folk tales, there's a very interesting tale named "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves", which is thought-provoking with multiple ups and downs. But the most critical moment was when Ali Baba yelled the magic words "Open Sesame" and unlocked the door of hidden treasures and fascinating adventures. Actually, it is the same with marketing. All marketers are trying to find the magic words or the key to the palace hall of marketing and to explore the inexhaustible treasures inside.
For marketers, the magic words have always been "to find the right target, deliver the attractive message, and sell the product or service to customers". Although there might be different explanations of these magic words in different fields, "to find the right target" is always the No.1 that we have to consider. It is also the most important thing in digital marketing – grasp the consumer preference using different technical solutions to enhance the efficiency of the campaign.
More and more 'big players' have joined the precision digital marketing arena. Sixty percent of America's digital marketing budget in 2010 was invested in display, targeting interest/preference, web browsing habits, geographic portfolio, and lifestyle, etc. By , the total number of Chinese Internet users has exceeded 450 million. Undoubtedly, the traditional strategy of 'mass coverage' is no longer feasible. Therefore, the biggest issue for future precision digital marketing is how to screen potential consumers, deliver the most effective communication, and motivate sales.
Now there are many existing ad networks providing precision marketing solutions and still many new players are joining as well. However, it seems the precision solutions still play the supporting role rather than being the mainstream choice. Although, if "to find the right target" is the most important thing for advertisers, why did precision marketing fail to take the leading role?
The reasons might include:
1. Lack of authoritative assessment. Every vendor providing a precision marketing service always describe themselves as professionals owning leading technology (some even sounds like magic) to precisely reach the targeted consumers. The problem is these vendors are the judges of themselves. They say they are precise enough but advertisers and the agencies cannot tell. Under this circumstance, it is really not that easy to let the advertisers rest assured to invest a large budget.
2. Limit of current business model. Most vendors providing targeted marketing services buy wholesale and sell retail; that is, buy in the package of the resources first and then sell them out separately. However, this model might lead to two problems: firstly, some resources cannot be bought or sold in this way (e.g., the home page resources of certain big portals), so this solution cannot offer the matrix that meets exactly the client's requirements; secondly, resources bought wholesale must be sold retail, otherwise vendors cannot cover the cost, thus the selection process of resources could be so trivial that only small websites can afford the patience while big ones cannot.
3. Attitude of advertisers. Many advertisers still think "I invest the money, so I must see the ads". However, the more precisely the ads are targeted, the more puzzled advertisers may feel. For example, a marketing supervisor in charge of baby diapers, 30-years-old, single, should never see any ads of the baby diaper except if he or she is interested in buying diapers for friends' children as gifts. But how many clients can accept this kind of marketing on the condition that he could only read the numbers in the report? The right method is not usually the easily accepted one.
Is precision marketing necessary? Absolutely yes. Advertisers could record the performance of every campaign and gradually build up your own database for precision marketing. Whatever contents you want to include in this database, either clicks, downloads, or sales trend, it would be better to establish a strategic and tailor-made marketing model of your own rather than just invest the budget but without any effective information deposited. The process might be difficult or even complicated, but the outcome will definitely add to the confidence and optimise the performance.
Where are your targeted consumers? Technology is just one way to communicate with them, and the key point is to find a way to find them. That is not to say the current methods are not good, but "knowing what and knowing how" can be a better way to do marketing. Anyway, marketing is not really all about magic.
James is managing director, Digital Operations and Innovation at GroupM Interaction China responsible for social media and creative production, tactical planning, mobile marketing and new business development. With more than 10 years of experience in digital media, he had demonstrated expertise in interactive and technology industries when working on big brand names in Greater China. James started his career in 2000 with United Advertising in Taipei as an interactive account manager. He then moved to Euro RSCG Taipei as interactive business director responsible for blue-chip business like Intel, Microsoft, and MSN. James relocated to China in 2007 to help build and manage the digital team for OMD, servicing clients such as J&J, GE, and Standard Chartered Bank. In 2010, he was promoted to managing partner for continued growth and instrumental in the business success of MediaCom Interaction in the country.
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Cool Start to AugustJuly 29th, 2013 at 9:19 pm by Bill Steffen under Bill's Blog, Weather
On the left is the 6-10 day temperature forecast from Monday PM from the Climate Prediction Center and on the right is the 8-14 day outlook from CPC. This map shows the probability of above average and below average temperatures. You can see the large area expected to have a higher probability of cooler than average temperatures, including all of the Great Lakes area. The maps reflect the expected trough in the East and ridge in the West. Northwest flow may take the heavier precipitation relative to average to our south, leaving us with near to below normal rainfall here in Michigan. If you get rain, consider yourself lucky. This July G.R. has had 3.05″ of rain. For 2013, we are at 30.26″ and that is 9.37″ above average for G.R. and way ahead of the 18.42″ we had last year thru July 29. With a high/low of 79/50 that puts us 7 deg. cooler than average for the day. That brings Grand Rapids down to just 4/10ths of a degree warmer than average for July.


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So here's my Eucalypt dress by Megan Nielsen. I really love how this turned out. It will definitely be my go to beach coverup from now on. I know that I'll be getting plenty of wear out of this dress when I travel abroad on holidays and hopefully the summer will be good enough in Ireland this year that I can wear it here too!
The Eucalypt pattern specifies light to medium weight woven fabrics but I thought it would make a perfect jersey dress and I really think it worked out well. Granted, the jersey I used doesn't have a huge amount of stretch so that meant I could stick with the normal pattern lines instead of grading in. I did the simplest variation which is just two pattern pieces along with bias binding strips. Super quick and easy!
I've said it before and I'll say it again. I love Megan Nielsen's designs for their simplicity and style. They really are just well drafted, every day patterns that you'll use again an again. I want to make a ton more Eucalypt tanks to go with the one I posted a couple of weeks ago. I also think I'll make this again in a woven fabric. Perhaps in a lovely tana lawn.
Have you guys tried the Eucalypt dress or tank?
Suzanna Forsythe
Oooo – this is gorgeous! I bet you will live in this dress over the Summer (keeping fingers crossed for good weather in Ireland this summer too!). Your shoes are the perfect match for that fabric too, love them. I actually have this fabric in my stash at the moment but just cannot chose what I want to make with it!
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Thanks Suzanna, I think I'll be wearing this a lot alright when I go to the beach on holidays. The past week or so has been so nice I might even be able to wear it this weekend It was a happy coincidence that the shoes match! I found the fabric really nice to work with so once you do choose I'm sure you'll have something fab!
Oh, your fabric is gorgeous! I love the print and colors. Very cute.
http://www.mabelmakes.com/ Stephanie
Thanks! I couldn't leave it behind when I saw it. I ordered it online so I didn't know what to expect but it was just as pictured and really nice quality so worked out great all round
Nat @ made in Home
I have not tried this pattern, but love your version.
http://www.mabelmakes.com/ Stephanie
It's a very simple pattern but flattering and nicely shaped. It's very quick to make up too
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Such a beautiful fabric!! Perfect summer dress!
http://www.mabelmakes.com/ Stephanie
Thanks I waited a while to find the perfect pattern to match and figured this pattern would be ideal
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What a great idea! I love this! I haven't tried this pattern yet, but I'd like to. It's so wearable! And your shoes are SO cute, too!
http://www.mabelmakes.com/ Stephanie
It's a very simple pattern but nicely drafted and super quick to make up. The shoes are Kurt Geiger – really comfy and a happy accident that they match so well with the dress!
Elaine O'Connor
I love your fabric! This looks great
http://www.mabelmakes.com/ Stephanie
Thanks Elaine. I had the fabric a while and was waiting for the perfect pattern to match it with. I'm really happy with the result
mrs robinson
Ooo, haven't tried but now I want to! A perfect summer dress. I like the idea of a ditsy tana lawn version too…
http://flowercatdesigns.wordpress.com/ Kelly
This is stunning! The print and colors are so beautiful!
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In a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 environment, you set the Junk E-mail option to High in the Microsoft Office Outlook client-side. Then, some regular messages are moved to the Junk E-mail folder. Therefore, Exchange Server 2003 provides a new feature known as Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) that fixes this problem.
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The administrator can configure a safe domain list that uses wildcard characters by using IMF. A message from those safe domains has a spam confidence level (SCL) score of -1. Therefore, Outlook does not scan the message and does not move it to the Junk E-mail folder.
Note A new registry entry is added. This registry entry lists all the senders' addresses that bypass message filtering:
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A supported hotfix is now available from Microsoft. However, it is intended to correct only the problem that is described in this article. Apply it only to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This hotfix may receive additional testing. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, we recommend that you wait for the next Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack that contains this hotfix.
To resolve this problem immediately, contact Microsoft Customer Support Services to obtain the hotfix. For a complete list of Microsoft Customer Support Services telephone numbers and information about support costs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
http://support.microsoft.com/contactus/?ws=supportNote In special cases, charges that are ordinarily incurred for support calls may be canceled if a Microsoft Support Professional determines that a specific update will resolve your problem. The usual support costs will apply to additional support questions and issues that do not qualify for the specific update in question.
Before you install this hotfix for Exchange Server 2003, you must install Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2).
For more information about how to obtain the latest service packs for Exchange Server 2003, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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You do not have to restart the computer after you apply this hotfix. However, you must restart the IIS Admin Service and all the dependent services to apply this hotfix.
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- 1/2 teaspoon ginger
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- 1 1/2 cups orange juice
- 1 1/2 cups cranberry juice
- 2 quarts beer or ale
Core the apples and fill each with a teaspoon of brown sugar. Place in a baking pan and cover the bottom with 1/8 inch water. Bake in a 350�F oven for 30 minutes, or until tender. Combine the sugar and spices in a 4-quart saucepan. Add the juices and beer andd heat the mixture for 15 minutes without letting it come to a boil. Pour the mixture into a metal punch bowl and float the baked apples on top.
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I'm headed out for the first century of the year Saturday. Should be interesting. I did a couple last year on the road bike, but this one is a bit different. We're doing it on gravel and I'll be on a hardtail mountain bike. Luckily we're planning for an all day ride (10 hours) so speed isn't any concern and we should have 5-10 people total for the ride. I'm sure the biggest challenge will be the icy roads, snow drifts, and overall cold temps (high of 30 for the day).
Overall, I'm really looking forward to it as I've been riding some off road and other short rides on the mountain bike this winter. I should be good to go on cothing choices as I've been out for 2-3 hours at a shot, but it will be interesting to see how they do all day. I'm planning to ride with a backpack to carry some clothing options/changes and some spare water and food. I've got a decent backpack that has a chest and waist strap, but it'll be my first time wearing it on a long ride. Anyone have any specific recommendations that I should check into before Saturday? (ya I know it's last minute)


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Katie Hopkins to go head to head with Benefits Street star White Dee on 'The Big Benefits Row: Live' tonight
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Exeter's most controversial resident is expected to hit the headlines again on Tuesday after Katie Hopkins appears on Channel Five's 'The Big Benefits Row: Live'.
Former Apprentice contestant Hopkins will appear on the programme alongside Benefits Street star White Dee.
The two will go head to head in the debate at 9pm tonight.
Hopkins sparked debate last month when she said she had no sympathy for the stars of Benefits Street, saying they are "sponging off the State when they should be out working."
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She said on BBC's This Week: "I believe in working. I have been a drive-through girl at McDonalds, a Saturday girl at a bakery and I have been a cleaner.
"We have given up on our own workshy population and we have started to rely on hard-working immigrants to do the jobs we turn up our noses at.
"Benefits Street touched a nerve. It showed benefits Britain at its worst: drink; drugs; shoplifting.
"I'm wondering why my taxes are paying people to slob out in front of bigger televisions than I will ever own."
Adding: "I have no sympathy for anyone on Benefits Street. These are people sponging off the State when they should be out working.
"We can't allow young people to have a nice life paid for by someone else. I suggest cuts to welfare haven't gone far enough."
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The Anaheim Ducks traded Ottawa native Jason Bailey back to his hometown on Friday, sending the 22-year-old forward to the Senators for forward Shawn Weller.
The Ducks chose Bailey in the third round (No. 63) in the 2005 Entry Draft while he was playing for the University of Michigan. The 6-foot-1, 210-pounder left the Wolverines midway through the 2006-07 season to play with the Ottawa 67s of the Ontario Hockey League. He split 2008-09, his first pro season, between Bakersfield of the ECHL and Iowa of the AHL, earning 2 assists and 35 penalty minutes in 44 games with Bakersfield and going scoreless in two games with Iowa.
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Without question, online marketing encompasses more strategies, tactics and techniques by the day.
In turn, Raven encompasses an array of tools and reports to help overwhelmed online marketers. There's a lot to communicate clearly to people checking out Raven for the first time.
That's why we're pleased as punch that Nicolette V. Beard joined our team as Senior Digital Marketing Strategist.
I wanted to market a company that understands online marketing. What better place to be than a company passionate about helping online marketers?
Nicolette has real-life, hands-on experience as an online marketer in an agency setting. She's independent, intelligent, entrepreneurial — qualities we respect — having founded and grown four companies to success. In 2007, she started Searchlight Marketing as a sole proprietor with one online real estate client. Over the next 10 years, she contracted and consulted with clients ranging from small business startups to e-commerce websites to multi-million dollar B2B customers. She's worked on more than 100 websites.
I wanted to find a home for my talents, and I found it in Raven. I'm surrounded by smart, funny, kind and considerate people. That makes me happy.
That makes us happy, too.
Get To Know Nicolette, a.k.a. NickiB
You'll be hearing a lot from Nicolette in the future — she'll share online marketing advice, research, important trends you should know about. She'll help you learn how to get the most out of Raven too. She's been a Raven customer off and on — mostly on — since 2007.
Why not give her a follow on Twitter to start? She's @RavenNickiB.
Meanwhile, here are a few details to help you get to know her:
1. What she reads: "I'm a voracious reader and scour Mashable, TechCrunch, eConsultancy, eMarketer, Marketing Land and MarketingProfs, to name a few, on a regular basis. I typically do not read most SEO blogs, newsletters or forums with the exception of Bill Slawski (@bill_slawski), Michael Martinez (@seo_theory), Eric Ward (@ericward) and Lee Odden (@leeodden), whose best practices I've been following for years."
2. What she thinks about Raven HQ: "What's surprised me most coming from the agency side is how laid back everyone is at Raven. Everyone wears headphones, and the work space is gratifyingly peaceful."
3. Her all-time favorite article that she wrote: "This is from my personal blog. It still brings tears to my eyes." Are You My Father?
4. How she answers a few famous questions posed by Proust:
- What is your greatest fear? Heights.
- Which historical figure do you most identify with? Catherine de Medici.
- Which living person do you most admire? Gloria Steinem.
- What is the trait you most deplore in yourself? Backseat driver, but from the passenger front seat.
- What is the trait you most deplore in others? Arrogance.
- What do you most value in your friends? Kindness.
- On what occasion do you lie? If no good can come from telling the truth.
- Which words or phrases do you most overuse? "That is sooo funny."
- When and where were you happiest? "In Bayfield, Ontario, renting a cabin overlooking the Great Lake with my husband early in our relationship."
- What is your motto? "To thine own self be true."
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We've been busy realigning our teams at Raven HQ to do a better job helping our customers succeed.
Co-founder Jon Henshaw leads the charge for Research and Development. Co-founder Scott Holdren has a new team dedicated to keeping Raven's systems stable and speedy. Jason West is our new Director of Development. I'm the new Director of Marketing and Customer Experience.
Every team is working on significant projects that we'll share details about soon.
A few people have new roles, such as Nate Baker — a.k.a. @RavenNate — who's our Social Media Marketing Specialist, and Irene Phelps, our Customer Experience Analyst. For an example of that duo in action behind the scenes, see this. Nate shared the customer's good idea with Irene, who worked with our development team to make it happen… that same day.
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- Heather Haley, Customer Education Specialist
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The first time i spotted this new kid on the block was when we were on the way for tuina (Chinese deep tissue massage) session at Club Street. We were parked right in front of it. Back then, i merely thought, hey.. nice vibe there but very empty!
A couple of days later, raves reviews were everywhere and i knew i gotta try it pronto.
When the girlfriend came over for a short leisure + business trip last week, she told me to pick a nice place for our brunch. Immediately, i thought of this sandwich + cocktail bar. I tried making reservation for two but guess what, they don't take reservation (unless you've got more than 8 pax going) but because it was a Saturday, the kind lady assured me that there will be plenty of seats available and she was right.
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Because i was teeny weeny late due to my morning housework chores with the boys, the famished gf ordered a starter – Toasted ciabatta with dips $12, while waiting for me. First bite into the toasted ciabatta and we were sold. We loved the bread. It was really good. Crusty and a little soft in the inside, the ciabatta was toasted to perfection. We happily dunk our breads into the dips which varies from figs jam to coriander pesto and toasted garlic!
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