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Major apologies to everyone using ZCS 5.0.2 that is seeing the wrong date and number formatting throughout the product. There is a problem with our localization system that caused some languages to have the same date and number formats as en_US. This is obviously VERY wrong and we are working to correct it now.
In the meantime, please replace the contents of the /opt/zimbra/jetty/webapps/zimbra/WEB-INF/classes/messages/I18nMsg_en_GB.properties file with this:
And let us know if you find any other issues.# en_GB generated on Fri Jan 18 11:51:15 PST 2008
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Remember Iran
With the world's attention elsewhere, Tehran reinstates the Bahai leaders' 20-year prison sentences.
Six months ago, an Iranian appeals court reduced the jail sentences of the seven leaders of Iran's Bahai community to 10 years from 20 years, after they were convicted in August on a series of trumped-up charges.
Now, Fariba Kamalabadi, Jamaloddin Khanjani, Afif Naimi, Saeid Rezaie, Mahvash Sabet, Behrouz Tavakkoli and Vahid Tizfahm have been told that their original 20-year sentences have been reinstated, with prosecutors having claimed that the reduced penalties violated Sharia law. Iranian authorities have not provided written details of the new ruling, despite repeated requests by lawyers defending the Bahais.
This latest development is outrageous, and yet sadly unsurprising: Millions of people in the Middle East and North Africa have found their voice in the last three months, and they have captured the world's attention in prying open their societies. Some have called this the "Arab awakening." To the authorities in Tehran, it is an opportunity to deepen the repression of the voiceless Bahais while foreign scrutiny shifts elsewhere.
Indeed, it was thanks to international attention that the Bahai leaders' original sentences were reduced in the first place. Cue this winter's uprisings, not to mention war in Libya and disaster in Japan, and Iran's authorities feel secure enough that the international community has forgotten the Bahais' case.
But their plight is worth the world's attention, perhaps now more than ever. Iranians of every stripe are still hounded by their government, their human rights violated on a daily basis. Iran's roughly 300,000 Bahais are its largest religious minority, and they represent an ethnic and social cross-section of the country. The Islamic Republic's contempt for its Bahais is an exhibition of its contempt for the rights of all peoples—and what a show it's been.
After the 1979 revolution, the government executed more than 200 Bahais. Hundreds more were imprisoned and tortured, and tens of thousands barred from jobs, pensions, and education. More recently, Bahai-owned businesses have been firebombed and torched, and some Bahai homes have been razed. Iranian Bahais are regularly denied employment, and their business licences have been revoked. Bahai youth are barred from university, and 77 of them are currently in prison. All this, because of their religion—in a country that still purports to guarantee freedom of worship and belief, and is a signatory to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The seven Bahai leaders were first detained in 2008, and held for two years in Evin prison with irregular access to their families and lawyers. They were subjected to a show trial that violated Iran's own due process, and in August 2010 they were each sentenced to 20 years in prison, having been found "guilty" of everything from espionage, to undermining state security, to tarnishing the reputation of the Islamic Republic.
And yet, believe it or not, the Islamic Republic is sensitive to its global standing. When the seven Bahais were first sentenced, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and U.K. Foreign Secretary William Hague led international condemnation of the decision. The Iranian appeals court then overturned most of the charges against the Bahais, though it still found them guilty of tending to the basic needs of their community—in other words, of being Bahais. Their reduced sentences were intended to dampen international outrage against Iran. But for the seven, every imprisoned day is a crime.
News of the restored 20-year sentences only underlines the manifest duplicity of the Iranian government. But the injustice does not stop there. Mrs. Kamalabadi and Mrs. Sabet, the two women among the seven, have both been transferred to a prison section where the inmates have been incited by authorities to make threats against their lives. Mr. Khanjani, the eldest at 77 years of age and all but certain to die a prisoner, was recently denied leave to attend the funeral of his wife of many years.
The Islamic Republic is strangling its Bahai community—and it has gotten personal. The authorities are destroying the lives of the seven Bahai leaders, and have taken their campaign against all Iranians to the edge of barbarity. Events in the rest of the region have moved too quickly in the last three months for the world to look away. But the lengths to which Tehran is going to maintain the country's chilling status quo desperately needs our attention. If freedom in North Africa and the Middle East means anything, we cannot forget Iran.
Dr. Manocha is director of the office of external affairs of the Bahai Community of the U.K.

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"Connections with Evan Dawson" hits the airwaves
This week marks the beginning of a new era for WXXI radio as Evan Dawson gets behind the microphone for our weekly afternoon talk show, Connections. For more than 25 years, Bob Smith held that post, hosting 1370 Connection, but had to leave the program due to health reasons. But we are now thrilled to welcome Evan to the WXXI family and are excited to hear the new show take shape over the upcoming weeks. He kicks off his first week on AM 1370 with a great line-up of guests including Congresswoman Louise Slaughter, Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, documentarian Ken Burns, Wilmorite's Dennis Wilmot, and Greece Police Chief Todd Baxter. Visit the Connections page for a complete list of guests.
Evan comes to WXXI from 13WHAM-TV, where he served as morning news anchor for the past six years. He was hired as a reporter for 13WHAM-TV in 2003 before being promoted to anchor in 2007. He is also the author of Summer in a Glass: The Coming Age of Winemaking in the Finger Lakes and has written freelance articles on topics including politics, wine, travel, and Major League Baseball. As you can see his varied interests will lend themselves well to the broad range of topics Connections will cover on a weekly basis.
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I want to chain 2 Map/Reduce jobs. I am trying to use JobControl to achieve the same. My problem is -
JobControl needs org.apache.hadoop.mapred.jobcontrol.Job which in turn needs org.apache.hadoop.mapred.JobConf which is deprecated. How do I get around this problem to chain my Map/Reduce?
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The Reviews Are In: John Bolton Is Failing At the United Nations
Last year, Sen. George Voinovich eloquently made the case against the nomination of John Bolton, stating, "I'm afraid that his confirmation will tell the world that we're not dedicated to repairing our relationship or working as a team." Voinovich now intends to support Bolton, but his original concerns turned out to be well-founded.
In just over a year at the U.N., Bolton has managed to offend many U.S. friends and allies, demonstrating that he's an ineffective diplomat:
Greece's U.N. Ambassador Adamantios Vassilakis: "He is not an easy man to get close to. "¦ Some people have the possibility to build consensus. Others operate in other ways."
Algeria's U.N. Ambassador Abdullah Baali, after a disagreement with Bolton: "The U.S. stand that 'you take it or you leave it is not helping the Security Council, and is not helping the cause of peace in the Middle East.'"
Peru's U.N. Ambassador Oswaldo de Rivero: "He lives in another world, with this belief that he is morally superior and the U.S. is more moral than all the countries around the world. It is a pity."
Michael Doyle, former special adviser to Kofi Annan: "Sometimes he [states U.S. policy] in a manner that is grating. But it is the policy that is most of the problem, even though the personality doesn't help."
An ambassador with close ties to the Bush administration: "My initial feeling was, let's see if we can work with him, and I have done some things to push for consensus on issues that were not easy for my country. "¦ But all he gives us in return is, 'It doesn't matter, whatever you do is insufficient.' "¦ He's lost me as an ally now, and that's what many other ambassadors who consider themselves friends of the U.S. are saying."
A European diplomat: "A lot of us wonder what his real agenda is. First, we think maybe he wants things to fail because then he can say, 'We cannot reform this place.' The other question is, does he really reflect the position in Washington? That is always the question: Is it Bolton or is it Washington?"
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could you specify which changes exactly did you make to hostname and hosts file?
I have the same problem...
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I have reading two days forums and the Quick Start installation Guide, which says: "Hostname: The host name configured in the operating system installation"
Maybe I have read the solution and it's in my face... but i'm no able to see it (it mus be really very easy...).
I followed "http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?title=Ubuntu_8.04_LTS_Server_%28Hardy_He ron%29_Install_Guide#Installing_ZCS" and "http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu8.04-lts-p4" step by step and after reading a lot of threads and realize that a lot of people got the same problem... I don't believe why I'm still looking for. For sure is a problem with DNS but every guide i foloow every thread i follow i don't find my error. The only thing I didn't made was "One more step to get it to work: You must rename the named.conf.local to named.conf" in "http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=236093".
And then I saw this thread which says SOLVED! but the solutions is linked to my sources...
Must I use "mailhost.domain.com" as hostname? my one is "ubuntu.domain.com"... I don't think so but I did errors in any step of the Guides.
root@ubuntu:/# hostname
root@ubuntu:/# hostname -f
root@ubuntu:/# hostname
root@ubuntu:/# cat /etc/resolv.conf
search domain.com
nameserver 172.16.1.7
root@ubuntu:/# cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
172.16.1.7 ubuntu.domain.com ubuntu
root@ubuntu:/# host $(hostname)
Host ubuntu not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
root@ubuntu:/# /etc/init.d/hostname.sh start
root@ubuntu:/# host $(hostname)
Host ubuntu.domain.com.domain.com not found: 2(SERVFAIL)
Any clue please?
I solved it. But not fixing any DNS config. I had to reinstall again everything and ommiting some step. I will explain in the other post of the Guide because here doesn't have sense.
Well i have the same problem and like you i was looking for answers here and other sites but i didn't find a way to solve this error.
Anyway, here's the commands that i used to start ldap without problems:
/opt/zimbra/libexec/zmsetservername -n SERVERNAME
this command set ldap_master_url, ldap_url and ldap_port but only to be sure.
zmlocalconfig -e ldap_master_url=ldap://SERVERNAME:390
zmlocalconfig -e ldap_url=ldap://SERVERNAME:390
zmlocalconfig -e ldap_port=390
i hope this help you
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Again with problems... I tryed to install Zimbra again and I got the famous problem:
root@zimbra-srv:~$ zmcontrol status
Unable to determine enabled services from ldap.
Unable to determine enabled services. Cache is out of date or doesn't exist.
I thought, I could fix it with Zahit's commands like the last time but unfortunately not...
Now I get this message when I try to start Zimbra:
zimbra@zimbra-srv:~$ zmcontrol start
Host zimbra-srv
Starting ldap...Done.
ldap_url and ldap_master_url cannot be the same on an ldap replica
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Tips on how to write a good essay.
In order to write a good essay, there are a number of important things you need to take note of.
1. The first thing you need to do so you can write a good essay is to analyze the given question or the essay topic. Once you have misunderstood it or poorly examined it, it will lead you to a wrong direction and make your essay disconnected from that your teacher or professor wants you to touch on or write about.
2. You should have a well-composed and concise thesis statement. Teachers or professors give much emphasis on the thesis statement. They scrutinize it because it is like the heart of your essay. It is where all the rest of your sentences or paragraphs revolve around. The argument it carries should be strong and be persuasive enough, if it was a persuasive essay you are writing.
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- The Acadian Odyssey / L'Odyssée Acadienne
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- Georges Rose's page
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- Colonial Louisiana History and Genealogy
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Overshadowed in the news of Tyrone Willingham's forced resignation Monday were the team's nine full-time football assistants. All have contracts running through June 30.
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For now, the coaches will stay on until a new coach is hired. That coach will have the option of keeping any of them. Usually, one or two holdovers are retained. Current assistants Randy Hart (defensive line) and Chris Tormey (linebackers, recruiting coordinator) were each kept by Willingham when he replaced Keith Gilbertson after the 2004 season. Hart, in fact, has been at UW since 1988, surviving four coaching changes.
Two assistants who met with reporters Tuesday indicated they would like to stay at UW but noted that it's out of their control.
"I'm not really going to even go there right now with that because I want to finish out this season and we'll see what happens down the road," said running-backs coach Steve Gervais.
This time a year ago, Gervais was the coach at Skyline High of Sammamish, which won the state Class 4A title and remains the favorite to do so again this season. He knew when he joined the UW staff earlier this year a coaching change could happen but said he'd make the move again, saying he does "absolutely not" regret coming to UW.
"As I said last spring, it was a time of my life I was looking for something different in the area of football and coaching, and I still look back on it as a great decision," he said.
Some have speculated Gervais could have a better chance than some of the others to stay on due to his ties to the state's high-school coaches and his relationship with Skyline quarterback Jake Heaps, who will be the top recruit in the state for the Class of 2010.
For offensive-line coach Mike Denbrock, Monday's news was a little bit of unhappy déjà vu. He was on Willingham's staff at Notre Dame in 2004 when Willingham was fired. The rest of the staff stayed on to coach the Irish in the Insight Bowl, a game the team lost to Oregon State.
"That was difficult, and so is this," he said.
Denbrock said the UW coaches were beginning the task of putting a game plan together for this week's contest at USC when they learned the news from Willingham on Monday morning.
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The biggest immediate change for the coaches might be that they won't be doing much recruiting. Coaches said Tuesday they were still waiting for word from the school on how to proceed in recruiting.
Gervais said a few coaches had been scheduled to head to L.A. early to do some recruiting in the area before Saturday's game at USC. Now, he said, those plans might be on hold.
Washington has five commitments for its Class of 2009, and hasn't received one since early September as players were reluctant to commit, knowing a change was possible.
Washington officials said they hope recruits who are seriously interested in the school will wait until a new coach is hired to make a decision.
• Willingham received support from his counterparts on the Pac-10's weekly conference call Tuesday, including former Huskies coach Rick Neuheisel.
"Any time we in this business have a peer go through what Tyrone is going through right now it's difficult because we all understand the stakes when we got into this racket. But we hate to see that happen to good people," Neuheisel said. Asked if his mind wanders to the way his tenure ended at UW, Neuheisel said, "My mind can't wander very far from the task we have here, so no, [I] haven't. I wish him well, but I know he will land on his feet. He's a proven entity as a football coach."
• RB David Freeman is likely out for the USC game with a recurrence of ankle injuries.
• S Victor Aiyewa was not in pads for Tuesday's practice with a new groin injury.
• Willingham did not know a diagnosis for DT Senio Kelemete, who suffered a knee injury in pregame warmups Saturday. But Kelemete was seen on crutches with a brace covering his leg. Willingham said surgery is possible.
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Fox can certainly take some comfort in its other big (and much better) news of the week: An audience of 10-plus million for the sweet and spunky new sitcom New Girl. Apparently even executives at the network didn't think it would do that well. This is puzzling. Like many other critics, I have said since last June that New Girl is the best new series of the fall. There is nothing not to love about this well-written, perfectly cast gem. Its impressive arrival as Fox's highest-rated fall sitcom debut in ten years should surprise no one.
The X Factor's relatively modest premiere should come as no surprise, either. It seems to me that the broadcast networks are under the impression that the audience appetite for singing competition series is insatiable. The half-dead season premiere for NBC's inexplicably extended The Sing-Off and the apparent vulnerability of The X Factor to its time period competitors may indicate that viewers are willing to devote only so much time each year to watching amateurs sing (or otherwise perform) like their lives depended on it.
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I know this is very out in left field after talking about our dline and oline and skill players for a couple weeks now, but after looking at the roster who is our punter going to be next year? Daniel Keuhl is the only one listed as a punter, but i member hearing something about zack guyer being out backup this past season anyone have any info on this?
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Ben Lamaak. He's played every other position, so why not.
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Tony Yelk only used up 7yrs of eligibility...maybe he can come back.
"Half of the people you know are below average."
Austen Arnaud. He had a great punt this year...
Herman has hinted that we likely won't be punting next year.
Walking on water is easy. Just do it in December when it's frozen.
zach guyer will be the punter next year he has worked out every day this fall at punter and will be the punter next year
Kirby Van Der Kamp is SUCH a punter name. I love it.
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zach guyer will be the punter next year he has worked out every day this fall at punter and will be the punter next year
Really? I swear that I heard that about him the past two years referring to the kicking duties. I've heard that both he and Mahoney have been doing a bit of punting work. ISU does have a punter coming in next season but experience doesnt hurt...Mahoney punted in the HS Shrine Bowl and did decent in high school. Maybe he'll work on saving his leg for place kicks and let Guyer have a try at it...I've also heard about the possibilities of switching to more of a rugby style punt next year.
Brandon Jensen is a punter
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I'll be honest, Cycofan1 sounds much older than what he makes me believe on here.
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Ok, answer this question first, please. Is English your native language? Oh, and is this problem really happening to someone you know, or are you trying to work your stuff out through a hypothetical proxy? You are not consistent with describing the problem, and that makes it sound like you are trying to cover something up. That wont help you fix your problem. Yes, it is your problem, you are bringing it the internet.
Yes, I will be correcting you. I am advocating that you either step up and deal directly with your problems with this person, or you get him professional help. What you are doing right now is wringing your hands and spreading someone you care about's dirty laundry around the aikido community. That is not cool.
You need to be clear what, exactly, you think sensei's/friend's/your actual ethical problem is. Is it the alcohol, the hurting someone, the withdrawing from aikido? Is it a habitual thing, or an isolated incident? Are the problems recent, emergent, or in the past? Is it something you can do anything about? Is it a problem you need to do something about?
Yes, I think that getting into someone else's personal life is wrong somehow. And I think it is somehow right and necessary sometimes. Intervention is fraught with all sorts of danger. Posting here is not intervention.
I expect that someone with aikido experience will learn to choose their battles. You are right in the middle of getting that lesson, and you have several people here who are telling you that you are on the edge of some big mistakes. You really want to get your story straight and clear before you start asking for strangers' advice.
Well, it is a good thing that you are not in the same room as I am, then. Dont like the answers to the questions you ask? Ask different questions, or, just maybe, learn from the answers you are given. I'm not sorry that I am not coddling you about this garbled, unintelligible problem you have dumped here, and I have no idea why you would be ashamed about the things I say. Why bother with forgiveness? Is it a sin on my part to tell you what I think?
We're all busy rescuing our own sensei... Good thing the martial arts masters have all these students to save them from themselves.
So you got what you came for, I'm curious to know what that is.
So, correct me if I am wrong KRYSTAL.
You expect me to stick my head in the sand?
You are of the think, getting into one's personals life uninvited is wrong somehow?
I'm ashamed to be in the same room as you K. I'll be leaving very soon, not because of my shame, but because most here are not willing to help a fellow Sensei.
I forgive you, for myself.
I did receive what I came here to get, so this Forum served it's purpose.
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I like this, and I think it would also be a great looking city when the lake was filled up - why not do a retrospective of the city in its glory?
Was it always a dry environment, or were the surrounding hills once covered in plants? The shadows of the hills and the city are amazing, by the way.


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A hostile Mukilteo crowd told the Federal Aviation Administration Thursday night that its plan to introduce commercial flights at Paine Field could lead to "virtually unlimited operations." A standing-room-only crowd of about 450 people attended the final of three FAA hearings on the proposal by two airlines to begin passenger service at the Snohomish County...
A hostile Mukilteo crowd told the Federal Aviation Administration Thursday night that its plan to introduce commercial flights at Paine Field could lead to "virtually unlimited operations."
A standing-room-only crowd of about 450 people attended the final of three FAA hearings on the proposal by two airlines to begin passenger service at the Snohomish County airport. The audience at Kamiak High School hissed and jeered a consultant's report that concluded that there would be no significant environmental impacts from adding about 8,000 commercial flights per year by 2016.
"The FAA has a rubber stamp out waiting for this meeting to end so they can stamp their approval," said Jonathan Whiteman, a Mukilteo resident.
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Cathy Reese, a former Mukilteo councilwoman, called the environmental assessment "totally flawed" and said the federal agency is "looking at a few flights rather than the total impacts. It's ludicrous and downright dishonest," she said.
Horizon Air has proposed flying four times a day to Portland and twice a day to Spokane from Paine Field. Allegiant Air has requested twice-a-week flights to Las Vegas.
Paine Field now has 144,000 annual flights, but no commercial passenger service. By 2016, with the added commercial traffic, the number of flights would increase to about 171,000 annually, the draft environmental assessment says.
The airport has three paved runways — one long enough for jets — and now operates at less than 40 percent of its capacity, according to a 2008 study by the city of Everett.
Ryk Dunkelberg, the consultant who conducted the environmental assessment, sought to reassure the crowd that the proposal by the two airlines wasn't the proverbial camel's nose under the tent that would open the airport to unlimited passenger service.
He said additional federal reviews would be triggered if other airlines sought passenger service, if Horizon or Allegiant introduced additional types of aircraft or added additional destinations.
This isn't the first time the issue of commercial flights out of Paine Field has arisen. In 1987, San Juan Airlines launched passenger service from the airport, but discontinued the flights after about a year.
Horizon Air explored the idea of launching service from Paine Field in 1997, but instead bought bigger planes to expand its passenger capacity at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
When the prospect of a third runway at Sea-Tac was proposed in the early-1990s, it was advertised as an alternative to expanding passenger service at regional airports such as Paine Field. But by the time the third runway opened last year, political leaders were already discussing the need for additional airport capacity in the region.
Not everyone at the hearing opposed the new service.
William Wagner, of Mount Vernon, said expanded commercial service could help buffer the region economically if Boeing, currently the biggest user of Paine Field, decided to leave town. He said the Everett airport is also more convenient.
"I don't want to drive to Seattle," he said.
But most of the audience shared the skepticism of Harold Quimby, of Mukilteo, who said night flights at Paine Field wake him now.
"The noise does not stop at the outlines of the (FAA's) contour map," he said to loud applause.
Frank Nichols, a retired Army pilot from Mukilteo, introduced into evidence a picture he said he'd taken in his backyard of a small owl. He identified it as a northern spotted owl, a threatened species.
The federal environmental assessment concluded that no threatened or endangered species lived in the project area.
"This owl lives right behind my house. I would not like to see it go away," Nichols said to cheers.
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