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National Medal of Science recipient in 2002 "for his leadership in a broad range of topics in mathematics and theoretical physics, including attempts to understand the fundamental forces of nature through string theory, and his inspired use of insights from physics to unify apparently disparate areas of mathematics."
"The hardest part of research is always to find a question that's big enough that it's worth answering, but little enough that you actually can answer it."
Edward Witten grew up in Baltimore, Md., where he attended the Park School of Baltimore. Witten's early interests were diverse. He was introduced to science by his gravitational physicist father and enjoyed astronomy, though he was deterred from becoming an astronomer because traveling to space "seemed scary."
He lived in Israel for a year with his family, which sparked a lifelong passion for peace in the Middle East and kept him connected to his Jewish cultural heritage. As an undergraduate at Brandeis University, he majored in history and took courses in linguistics and, after graduating, he spent six months working on George McGovern's presidential campaign.
Ultimately, Witten decided that he did not have the skills necessary for a career in writing and politics. He borrowed books on science and mathematics from the library and from his sister, a math student, and chose to attend Princeton University to pursue a Ph.D. in theoretical physics. After graduating in 1976, Witten spent several years as a junior fellow of the Society of Fellows at Harvard University, and then returned to Princeton in 1980 as a full professor. His unusual style of lecturing inspired to students to dub him--with great respect--"The Martian."
At Princeton, Witten revitalized research on string theory, a conceptual framework that suggests that the particles that make up the universe are actually loops of vibrating strings. Developing this framework, which would unite general relativity and quantum mechanics, had been attempted but unachieved by Albert Einstein, and the theory was largely abandoned in the mid-1970s when it was determined that it only made sense in 10 dimensions. Witten's research drew attention from his colleagues in the field, and he has since been credited as one of the physicists responsible for launching the "second superstring revolution."
Witten has been commended for his brilliance as a mathematician as well as a scientist. His approach to string theory involves applying sophisticated mathematical techniques that go beyond the typical training of a theoretical physicist, and he has in turn used the study of physics to generate new mathematical insights. Witten was the first physicist to receive the Fields Medal, a prize for outstanding mathematical achievement presented at the International Congress of Mathematicians.
In 1987, Witten left Princeton to become a member of the permanent faculty at the Institute for Advanced Study, also located in Princeton, N.J. The institute was the workplace of Albert Einstein when he immigrated to the United States, and was directed by J. Robert Oppenheimer for two decades. The legacy is appropriate, as Witten has been recognized by his peers and the general public as one of the biggest names in science today. Colleagues in the field have compared Witten to Einstein and Isaac Newton and in 2004, he was named one of Time magazine's "100 Most Influential People."
As it was in his childhood, science for Witten remains a family affair. He authored a scholarly paper with his father in the 1980s and his wife, Chiara Nappi, is a physicist at Princeton. Their three children are all pursuing careers in science. In an interview with the Institute of Physics after receiving the 2010 Newton Medal, Witten expressed excitement about what lies ahead.
"What's great about science is that the frontiers are still there," he said. "You're not going to be able to discover a new continent, and climbing a mountain that hasn't been climbed before is getting harder all the time. But in science, even though the frontiers are different from what they were in the past because we know so much more, there are frontiers that are every bit as exciting as the frontiers of the past."


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One of our local representatives of the Georgia Forestry Commission arranged for the Trail Care Crew of the International Mountain Biking Association to come to our town, Milledgeville, to present a workshop on building better mountain bike trails. They met with my club Friday night to share tips on how to make our club more effective. Saturday morning they gave a presentation on trail design and building attended by several local MTB riders and some from Macon and other nearby towns. That afternoon we moved the workshop to Selma Irwin Nature Trails, one of the local MTB venues, to put our new knowledge to work by rerouting a section of the trail which had started to erode badly.
Today a few club members and I joined our guests for a MTB ride on the trails where we had worked yesterday. It was a good finish to a good weekend of meeting some great people and learning a lot of very useful information and techniques for building and maintaining fun and sustainable mountain biking trails.
The ride was my first time on singletrack since breaking my leg when the car hit me in August. My skills were a bit rusty and my fitness for the intense climbing on these trails was somewhat lacking, so I took a detour while the others rode the most advanced sections of the trails. Still, it was fun to get back to playing in the dirt. I did ride through a few technical sections and was glad to see I still had the chops to clean a tricky rock garden and a short climb over an exposed root that looks impossible to ride but is fairly easy if you do it just right. I made it three out of three times.
I did choose to stop and walk halfway down a steep and tight set of downhill switchbacks that I didn't feel good about. I can ride them when I'm in good form, but I wasn't quite ready today and I didn't feel like risking a broken bone so soon after healing my leg.
Here are some photos and videos I took from the ride today:
Some of them near the end of the ride on the section we rerouted:
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5 year was diagnosed with adhd
how can i help him with paying attention and school work????
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ritalin. My daughter is 6 and she's been taking it for 2 years now. Her ADHD was enough that it made her way behind in learning what she needed to know so she had to do LD classes and still does them. The difference between no medication and medication is like night and day. The scores on her weekly test very by twenty points when she's on and off medication. Lots of people preach against the medication. I personally don't like her living on it for the rest of her life but its our only way to be normal. I hope after several years she will get better at controling it without medication. in the mean time we can't afford to let her struggle in school. fall behind now and stay behind forever.posted 10/22/2011 by bri&autumn-mom
Look into natural health support such as fish oil capsules and diet which can help children with adhd. I'm sure you can find lots of material online or visit a nutritionist. Your child will need lots of positive support and patience from you and his school teachers. A positive reward system and short bursts of learning can help. Sitting in school for any listening periods can be helped with a cush ball or something similiar to fiddle with. Adhd children often like to be doing something physical with their hands. This will aid concentration. At home you could try and help him with very short activities that he would find fun. such as when he is writing - have him write out a very short sentence in silly big writing with colour. Make things creative and silly and physical. Write words on a wall outside using water on his finger, chalk on the ground. Have fun with him in his learning and make sure his school are onboard in supporting him! I wish you all the very best.posted 10/22/2011 by kiwiabout
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Dorna update the calendar, again and shift dates of German MotoGP
UPDATE: Official 2013 MotoGP calendar dates released.
DORNA have updated the 2013 MotoGP calendar dates, confirming the Texas round and also moving the German MotoGP date.
The provisional 2013 MotoGP schedule was released on the 24th of September, with the second and third rounds showing as TBC, however the third round has been confirmed at The Circuit of The Americas in Texas on the 21st of April.
The German MotoGP at the Sachsenring has been moved a week sooner from the 14th of July to 7th of July, giving the teams more time to get to the USA for the Laguna Seca round on the 21st of July.
It's likely that the missing round, round two, will be in Argentina.
Updated 2013 MotoGP calendar schedule and dates
31 March – Qatar* Doha/Losail
14 April – TBC TBC
21 April – USA, Americas
05 May – Spain(STC), Jerez de la Frontera
19 May – France, Le Mans
2 June – Italy, Mugello
16 June – Catalunya, Catalunya
29 June – Netherlands**, Assen
7 July – Germany, Sachsenring
21 July – United States***, Laguna Seca
18 August – USA, Indianapolis
25 August – Czech Republic, Brno
01 September – Great Britain, Silverstone
15 September – San Marino & Riviera di Rimini, Marco Simoncelli Misano
29 September – Aragón, Motorland
13 October – Malaysia, Sepang
20 October – Australia, Phillip Island
27 October – Japan, Motegi
10 November – Valencia, Ricardo Tormo-Valencia
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TBC (To be confirmed)
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AHMEDABAD: It is party time for billionaires in Gujarat. Diamond merchants, dairy dons, textile tycoons, sugar barons and other agri-business magnates are putting their best foot forward as candidates of political parties for the Gujarat elections.
Networking with politicians is always a good idea for businessmen, but clearly, contesting elections is even better, at least for the 150-odd 'crorepati' candidates out of the nearly 500 contestants sampled by the Association for Democratic Reforms, a non-governmental organisation. A total of 1,666 candidates are in the fray for the 182 seats for which polling begins on December 13.


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Jordin Sparks Doesn't Regret Her VMA Remarks
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American Idol champion Jordin Sparks says she doesn't regret her comment to host Russell Brand when he made his anti-purity ring jokes towards the Jonas Brothers during last Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards. She did say that she wished that she would have worded what she said a little bit better.
"It's something I feel strongly about," she tells EW.com. "I wish I would've worded it differently â⬔ that somebody who doesn't wear a promise ring isn't necessarily a slut â⬔ but I can't take it back now. It was a split-second thing, and it came out kind of wrong. Still, I don't regret it."
The Jonas Brothers complimented her backstage later for her remarks.
Jordin also said that she had no hard feelings toward Brand, and he and Sparks shared a laugh about the situation after the show. "I have nothing against him at all," says the singer, who insists she's not turned off by the experience. In fact, she stated that she'd happily go back. That is, "If I get an invite."
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ONSF Scholarships 101: Beginning the Search and Crafting a Plan
ONSF Scholarships 101: Beginning the Search and Crafting a Plan
Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013, 5:30-6:30 pm, BC Seminar Room 118
Thursday, Feb. 7, 2013, 5:30-6:30 pm, BC Seminar Room 118
This introductory information session provides freshman and sophomore students with information to begin the scholarship search and to develop a strategy for how to best use your time at UT in preparation for making application to a variety of opportunities.
Please register to attend any of the sessions at http://onsf.wufoo.com/forms/onsf-information-sessions-and-workshops-utk/. Drop-ins are also welcome.
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Oklahoma City Thunder: Rookie Perry Jones III might beat out Daequan Cook for rotation spot
Daequan Cook entered this season with perhaps the most to gain from the departure of Derek Fisher. But after a week of training camp, it's beginning to sound like Cook's spot in the rotation isn't as secure as once projected — if not lost altogether due to the arrival of promising rookie Perry Jones III.
"It's too early right now, but definitely D.C. had a role last year and I thought he did a pretty good job," said Thunder coach Scott Brooks. "But there's games where he's not going to play many minutes. There's games he's only going to play in the first half. You just have to be ready. But we have three or four guys that can play that role and we just have to see which one starts off."
Before Fisher joined the Thunder in midseason last year, Cook was playing consistent minutes and had even started 22 consecutive games while Thabo Sefolosha nursed an injury. Once Fisher came on board, and Sefolosha returned, Cook's playing time dwindled. For a while, it appeared as if Cook would command a chunk of the minutes Fisher received last year. But Cook is now caught in a full blown position battle at the backup shooting guard/small forward spot.
"We have a good team," Brooks said. "There's only so many minutes, and Kevin (Durant) plays a lot of minutes at that spot. So it's hard to get consistent minutes when you have a good team like we have with Kevin playing the minutes (he plays) and James (Harden) and Thabo."
Cook is competing with Jones III and Lazar Hayward for minutes and was thought to have a leg up due to his contributions last season. So far, though, Jones has garnered most of the praise throughout training camp. At the end of Monday's practice, Cook didn't seem interested in discussing the logjam and how it might impact him.
"It's different for everybody," Cook said. "I mean, it's different looks for every (practice) team. I'm not really concerned about that right now. I'm more focused on just preparing myself for the season and helping the younger guys out right now."
Perry Jones III on defending Kevin Durant: "I just try to use my length. Try the best that I can to use my length and just try to stay in front of him. And just make it hard for him to make shots. I blocked one (of his shots) — one out of like 80."
Former Oklahoma State men's basketball coach Eddie Sutton was a guest at practice Monday. … The Thunder will practice one final time Tuesday morning before leaving for its preseason opener against Houston in Hidalgo, Texas.


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New Voices: Bi-Lingual Education
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Today, we begin a new feature on News & Notes. We're highlighting some of the brightest young voices of journalism, and bringing them to you.
We begin with the story of one California community, where people are actually learning how to "talk" in an ever-changing work environment.
Los Angeles based reporter Jenee Darden presents a piece about bi-lingual education in the African American community.
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Marden Meadow green-winged orchid
Marden Meadow green-winged orchid
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An excellent example of an unimproved hay meadow.
This idyllic reserve serves to remind visitors of just how much of this classic English landscape has been lost. Consists of three fields it boasts one of the best remaining examples of unimproved haymeadows in Kent. Green-winged orchids are abundant in May and later in the year many daises, vetches and wild grass are common. Two ponds feature here, the smaller of the two often having an abundant show of water violet. The larger pond has stands of bulrush and vegetation that provides a nesting habitat for reed warblers and geese.
Species and habitats
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- Species
- Green-winged Orchid, Pepper Saxifrage, Reed Warbler, Wild Service tree
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Keanu's Hollywood starKeanu Reeves has been given one of the greatest celebrity accolades - a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The 'Matrix' actor was honoured with the plaque on the legendary Hollywood Boulevard for a stunning 20-year career which has included over 40 films.
The star was placed on the street close to the spot where he filmed some of the action scenes in his award winning 1994 movie 'Speed'.
The Hollywood heartthrob said at the ceremony he was proud "to be honoured with stars from the past and present" and paid tribute to his mother for her unfailing support.
The 40-year-old actor said: "When I was 15 years old in Canada, I did a play called `Romeo and Juliet'. I asked my mom if it was OK to be an actor, and she said, `Whatever you want.' So thanks, Mom."
"I've been pleased to work with so many wonderful stars through the years. This has been an amazing journey. I hope it continues."
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Another great day is how I'd characterize day three of the San Jose Search Engine Strategies conference. There were several announcements by search engines this week and I think one that was particularly interesting was Yahoo's updates to Site Explorer with "Dynamic URL rewriting" and also the new Executive Editor assignment over at Search Engine Watch.
Here are the posts from the TopRank Blogging team on day three of SES San Jose:


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Ok guys so Im giving myself a christmas present and since I dont know much about mountain bike Id appreciate some input. Basically I need a bike for some winter commuting, trail riding and those rowdy moods when the track bike just doesnt do it.
this is what im looking at right now
stock 07 Gary Fisher X Caliber 29er
stock Gary Fisher HiFi Deluxe GS
Klein Pulse Pro SS conversion with DeKerf Ti Fork
Thomson seatpost
Bontrager bars, saddle
KORE stem
FSA headset
WTB Lazer beam rims with SHIMANO silent clutch LX rear hub, Specialized Stout front hub
Radially laced front wheel, 3 cross rear
SCHWALBE 1.5" slick tires (Brand new)
Pure Crankset w/bashguard
Magura Hydraulic rim brakes (Fresh pads and bleed)
ODI Ruffian lock-on grips
Id really appreciate some insight as to what each bike would ride like and what strengths and weaknesses are annnnnd ultimately which one I should go for.
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Is a wonderful thing! Is watching a flying kite one of your hobbies? Seeing your own creation up there definitely adds a new dimension to the experience. Read on for all sorts of kite flying stories plus of course plenty of photos and some short videos.
This section of the site is devoted to a whole bunch of flight reports.
For a year or so, this site had a couple of dedicated MBK Flight Reporters. These reporters built my designs, flew them, took photos and then submitted great illustrated reports on their outings!
In addition, my own flight reports from years past may be found here. And I still do a new one occasionally, with a photo and video.
You just never know what random incident might happen while a kite
is up. Nothing earth-shattering generally, but often enough to make the flier - or a number of the by-standers - crack a smile!
All the reports feature kite designs which are either available free from this site or are included in e-books.
Such as "Making Dowel Kites". This e-book shows you how to make each design stowable, so it can be rolled up into a 1.2m (4 ft) long package. And the huge bonus kites - with four times the sail area - also pack down to the same length.
Everybody has a favorite kind of kite, so the reports are organized accordingly, below..
Doing Flight Reports is my preferred method of keeping a record of my flights. Perhaps not for you on a regular basis, since you might not have a website or e-products which need fresh content from time to time.
However, it could be worth your while to keep a Kite Log Book. Check it out!
From age 3 to 103, there's something for everyone with an MBK design. Here's a break-down of the various categories by size...
In addition, there are a few which don't neatly slot into any of the above categories.
Here's some photos of sample kites in the various sizes, along with some general information about them...
'Big' has recently been re-defined here at MBK! So far in the Multi-Dowel Series are the Sled, Barn Door, Rokkaku and Box kites. The Sled and Box are 2.4 meters (nearly 8 feet) long, while the others have a span of that same amount.
These are a little more challenging to build, in comparison to all the other smaller and simpler designs. And due to the considerable pull they exert on the flying line, even in light winds - not for kids of any age!
The designs in the Dowel Series were made with adults in mind, who want something of a decent size to fly. Older kids would also have the strength to handle these in most wind conditions.
The first thing you might notice about a flying kite of the Dowel variety is that it doesn't have a tail. Of course, there's nothing stopping you from adding a tail just for looks! These kites will fly a little higher and steeper without tails though.
The 3-Skewer Kites have a span or height of ... you guessed it, the length of three 30cm (12") bamboo skewers. A bit less actually, since the points need to be snipped off! These designs are e-book-only hence not freely available on this website. However, you can certainly read about them here, and watch the videos.
There might eventually be a few more 3-Skewer designs to choose from.
I've had some fantastic flights with kites from the 2-Skewer Series on light-wind days. What I love about them personally is that despite being fairly small, they hit a performance sweet spot. Here's what I mean...
Two bamboo BBQ skewers end to end turns out to be a very ideal combination of strength, rigidity and light weight. Add extremely light single-ply plastic, and you have one super light-weight flying kite! Saving weight is what it's all about, as any kite-maker will tell you.
Read the stories to see what some of these kites get up to, on a long 20 pound Dacron line.
The 1-Skewer Series kites have wing-spans the length of a single BBQ skewer. The Delta is actually a little wider than that, but both leading edge spars are a single BBQ skewer. Most of the designs in this series are rarely seen in such small sizes. But I thought it would be fun to re-create them anyway!
How about a ... 29cm (1 foot) wide Dopero? Just for
moderate wind fun. It's simply too tiny to lift a camera of any kind,
unlike its much larger cousins.
Eventually there might be a small collection of stories documenting how some very simple and/or quick to make kites perform. There are just 2 right now: the spar-less Paper Sled and the Tiny Tots Diamond.
Have you browsed a few flight reports yet? OK, then have a guess which type of flying kite is featured in the video below...
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"Love the easy to understand step by step instructions, made from next to nothing materials and above all so much fun to fly... cheers Tim for sharing your well thought out pdf kite designs with the whole world.
Very satisfying making your own and watching them get air-born for the first time."
"I've just bought your super e-book and spent most of last night pouring through all the great stuff in it!
Very detailed and USEFUL information - thanks for such a great book."
years ago, I tried making a kite using the 'instructions' in a free
kite-safety booklet. What a disappointment for a young boy.
Your instructions and methods are wonderful. You help the builder to focus on accuracy, without making it hard. Also, you use materials that are durable, yet cheap!"
"omg i made a kite from this site and i fly it ....... booom i didnt expect this bc in the other sites instuction are trash
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RED STATE + Live webcast Q&A with director Kevin Smith!
September 19, 2011
Sunday, 9/25 @ 6:00pm
Purchase advance tickets online (click here).
Join us for a screening of Kevin Smith's newest film and participate in a special live Q&A with the director himself!
For this screening event, Smith's trademark post show Q&A will be digitally streamed live from Quentin Tarantino's New Beverly into all of the participating theatres, including Pickler's Famous. You will be able to interact directly with Smith utilizing Twitter on your mobile device. Smith will be joined on stage by a special guest who will moderate the Q&A.
Thriller. 1hr 28 min. Rated R.
Red State tells the story of a group of teens in Middle America who receive an online invitation for sex, but soon encounter fundamentalists with a much more sinister agenda.
Written and directed by Kevin Smith and produced by Jonathan Gordon, Red State stars 2011 Academy Award® winner for Best Actress Melissa Leo, Golden Globe winner John Goodman, and Michael Parks.
The film debuted at this year's Sundance Film Festival to much notoriety when Smith ended studio bidding by buying his own film for $20 and declaring he would be self-distributing the film theatrically.
Smith has since toured the film around the country to enthusiastic audiences, grossing $1,065,429 to date at the North American box office from only 22 single show engagements and its Academy-qualifying run.
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Romanian President Traian Basescu meets today with Romanian soldiers at Forward Operating Base Apache near Qalat in the Zabul province as a visit to hear from his near 1,650 troops throughout Afghanistan. Romania joined NATO in 2004 and has since been a player in operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
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Petersburg, Alaska, Public Library Posts Early Newspapers Online
Filed in Alaska, Internet Genealogical Research, Newspaper Research on Apr.11, 2013
The Petersburg, Alaska Public Library has posted several early newspapers online in their Digital Archives. The following papers are currently available for searching online:
- Petersburg Weekly Report (2226)
- Petersburg Press (1298)
- The Petersburg Herald (610)
- The Progressive (388)
The dates of items currently posted are from 1913 through 1931.
According to an article posted at the ksfk.org website, "By this fall, the archive should be complete up to a year within the current paper." See the article for an interesting audio recording.
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Distinguished Young Women of Delaware opens scholarship application processDeadline March 15 for Delaware high school girls
The Distinguished Young Women of Delaware scholarship program is now accepting applications. The program is open to young women in high school who will be graduating in 2015 and are residents of Delaware.
The five aspects of the program are scholastics, interview, talent, fitness, and self-expression. Anyone interested in the scholarship can apply online at www.distinguishedyw.org. Applications are due by Saturday, March 15. An orientation will follow in early April with more details. The state program will be held Aug. 2 at Possum Hall theater in Georgetown. The state winner will travel to the National Distinguished Young Women finals held in June the following year in Mobile, Ala., for a chance to win more than $25,000 in scholarships.
More than $4,000 in cash scholarships were awarded at the state program last year, and there are many scholarship opportunities available even for those who do not win. The current Distinguished Young Woman of Delaware is Abby Chow of Camden-Wyoming. For more information, contact Lana Parker at 302-841-7080, or Aimee Parker at email@example.com.
About Distinguished Young Women
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AFAIK, Rossi and Hayden have only tested at Sepang and this weekend @ Jerez.
Ducati were going to set up a test for Hayden on his own earlier this year, at Jerez, but he had to have some snagging done on the shoulder. I was hoping Rossi would take his place but he had the pin out of the broken leg so, it was just the test team.
It does surprise me we haven't seen them out..maybe if todays results are bad, we'll see them sneak one in before Losail?


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- We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution overall in Colombia because of the threat of terrorism and criminal activity.
- The risk of travel in other parts of Colombia is higher. For this reason, we recommend that travellers fly between Colombian cities and minimise the use of vehicles for trips through rural areas.
- Security has been increased in Bogotá, following several small bomb attacks in the capital in July 2015 and April 2016. Australians in Bogotá should maintain an awareness of their surroundings at all times. See Safety and security.
- We advise you to reconsider your need to travel to the departments of Antioquia, Arauca, Caquetá, Cauca, Guainía, Guaviare, Meta, Narińo, Norte de Santander, Putumayo, Valle de Cauca and Vichada.
- We advise you not to travel to areas within 20 kilometres of the Venezuelan or Ecuadorian border (except the Pan American highway), the department of Choco and the port cities of Buenaventura and Tumaco due to the high threat of terrorist attack and high levels of violent crime.
- Since August 2015, there have been increased tensions on the Venezuela-Colombia border. The Venezuelan Government periodically closes the border with Colombia for extended periods due to security and smuggling concerns. You should not attempt to cross the Venezuela-Colombia border by land.
- Terrorists, insurgents, paramilitary groups and armed criminal organisations are active throughout Colombia and there is a high risk of kidnapping, including of foreigners. Colombia has one of the highest rates of kidnapping in the world.
- Pay close attention to your personal security at all times and monitor the media for information about possible new safety or security risks.
- You should avoid all demonstrations and protests as they may turn violent.
- The Australian Consulate-General in Bogotá has moved to new premises, see Where to get help for the new address.
- The Consulate-General provides limited consular services, the Australian Embassy in Santiago, Chile, provides full consular assistance to Australians in Colombia.
- See Travel Smart for general advice for all travellers.
- Be a smart traveller. Before heading overseas:
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Entry and exit
Colombia is listed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as endemic for yellow fever. Yellow fever is a serious and potentially fatal disease preventable by vaccination. We strongly recommend that all travellers be vaccinated for yellow fever before travelling to Colombia.
As the quarantine requirements for yellow fever vaccination differ between countries, we recommend that you check the yellow fever entry requirements for Colombia and all countries you intend to enter or transit by contacting their foreign missions in Australia. Some airlines may require passengers to present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate before being allowed to board flights. For more information about yellow fever, including Australian re-entry requirements, see the Department of Health website.
For Colombian children or children who have resident status in Colombia and are travelling alone or with one parent, Colombian law requires a letter of consent from the non-travelling parent(s) authorising travel and a copy of the child's birth certificate. Both documents must be translated into Spanish and notarised and certified by the Colombian Embassy or Consulate in Australia. These documents may be requested by airline staff or immigration officials. You should contact the nearest Embassy or Consulate of Colombia well in advance of travel.
If you are travelling through the United States of America, or if you are transiting in Honolulu or other US points of entry, you are required to meet US entry/transit requirements. Make sure you check with your visa requirements with the nearest US Embassy or Consulate well in advance of your travel. You should also read our travel advice for the United States of America.
As visa and other entry and exit conditions (such as currency, customs and quarantine regulations) can change at short notice, you should contact the nearest Embassy or Consulate of Colombia for the most up to date information.
Make sure your passport has at least six months validity from your planned date of return to Australia. You should carry copies of a recent passport photo with you in case you need a replacement passport while overseas.
Safety and security
We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution in Colombia overall because of the threat of terrorism and criminal activity.
We recommend that travellers fly between Colombian cities and minimise the use of vehicles for trips involving movement in rural areas. Due to the high levels of crime in Colombia, we recommend that you stay in reputable accommodation with appropriate levels of security.
Petty crime, such as pickpocketing and bag snatching, occurs in major tourist areas in Colombia, including at the airport in Bogotá and near hotels.
Violent crime and gang activity occurs across Colombia, including in major cities. Australians are advised to remain vigilant and attentive to their security environment at all times while in Colombia.
Organised criminals operate in urban areas, including Bogotá and Medellín. Where possible, you should arrive at Medellín's Jose Maria Cordova airport during the day in order to avoid travelling at night.
Robbery of taxi passengers is a serious problem in Colombia. Theft frequently occurs when a passenger is travelling alone and has hailed a taxi on the street. It is safer to use a telephone dispatch service or to seek assistance from staff at hotels, hostels, restaurants or places of entertainment to book a licensed taxi. Do not share a taxi with strangers.
You should take particular care when travelling alone, using automatic teller machines (ATMs), or travelling in or near tugurios (slum areas). Avoid using ATMs that open onto the street and instead use ATMs in controlled areas such as within banks and shopping centres.
The number of 'express kidnappings', where victims are abducted, often in taxis, and forced to withdraw funds from ATMs before being released, has increased. Victims have been killed or injured while resisting perpetrators.
There have been reports of harassment, theft and extortion by criminals posing as police officers, both in Bogotá and in towns frequented by tourists.
There have been reports of robberies and assaults taking place after victims have accepted spiked food, drinks, cigarettes, or chewing gum. Do not accept such items from strangers and do not leave food or drinks unattended. Thieves have also used drugs, such as scopolamine, either by aerosol spray or paper handouts, to incapacitate travellers. Drugs used for robbery and assault can cause serious medical problems, including loss of consciousness and memory loss. Incidents have occurred in nightclubs, bars and restaurants, and also on public buses and city streets. If you suspect that you, or anyone you are travelling with, have been affected by these drugs, it is imperative that you seek immediate medical attention.
Hikers, including on trails in and around Bogotá, have been robbed at gunpoint. An experienced and reputable tour guide may reduce the risk of attack while hiking.
Reconsider your need to travel areas: We advise you to reconsider your need to travel to the departments of Antioquia, Arauca, Caquetá, Cauca, Guainía, Guaviare, Meta, Narińo, Norte de Santander, Putumayo, Valle de Cauca and Vichada due to the threat of terrorist attack and criminal activity. If you decide to travel to these areas, you should take a range of extra safety precautions.
Do not travel areas: We advise you not to travel to the departments of Chocó, within 20 kilometres of the Venezuelan or Ecuadorian borders (except for the Pan American highway crossing at Ipiales) and the port cities of Buenaventura and Tumaco due to the threat of terrorism from guerrilla organisations and presence of drug related criminal activity. These groups continue to perpetrate attacks, extortion, kidnappings, car bombings, and damage to infrastructure in these areas. There is a risk to your personal safety in these areas.
We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution in Colombia at this time because of the threat of terrorist attack. The primary terrorist threat to Westerners, including Australians, stems from local guerrilla groups. Terrorist attacks could occur at any time and may be aimed at government targets (including military and police), transport infrastructure such as airports and public transportation, or places such as nightclubs, hotels, restaurants, shopping malls or corporate facilities. In recent years, there have been a large number of explosions in public places in Colombia, including in Bogotá, resulting in deaths and injuries. In June 2014, there were several bomb attacks and attempted attacks in Bogotá, including in the areas of Chapinero, Rafael Uribe Uribe, La Candelaria and Suba.
The most prominent terrorist group is the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). This group uses terrorist-style tactics and conducts small scale attacks that mainly target Colombian Government and economic infrastructure, though some Western companies and employees have been targeted in the past.
Security has been increased in Bogotá, following several small bomb attacks in the capital in early July 2015.Australians in Bogotá should exercise a high degree of caution and maintain an awareness of their surroundings at all times.
In January 2014, a bomb exploded outside a police station in Pradera, Valle de Cauca, killing at least one person and injuring many others. This incident, which coincided with the end of a one month unilateral ceasefire, underscores the continuing high threat of terrorism from guerrilla organisations in parts of Colombia. In November 2014, an attack on Gorgona Island off Colombia's Pacific coast killed one police officer and injured six others.
The Government of Colombia and some rebel groups attempted to negotiate a peace settlement in early 2016 to end decades of armed conflict. The deadline for the peace agreement passed without resolution and negotiations continue. There may be regions where the security situation could deteriorate rapidly, depending on the progress or outcome of the peace negotiations. Travellers should follow local media for relevant news and remain vigilant in all areas of Colombia.
Terrorism is a threat throughout the world. See our Terrorist Threat Worldwide bulletin.
Colombia has one of the highest rates of kidnappings in the world. Foreigners have been targeted. Most kidnappings are for ransom, and are often perpetrated by groups such as the FARC and the National Liberation Army (ELN) in rural areas. There has been a reduction in the number of kidnappings in major cities but the risk remains. Foreigners, including children, have been kidnapped and murdered. In recent years, a number of Australians have been kidnapped. You should maintain a high level of vigilance at all times when travelling in Colombia and avoid travel to areas listed in this travel advisory.
The Australian Government's longstanding policy is that it does not make payments or concessions to kidnappers. The Australian Government considers that paying a ransom increases the risk of further kidnappings, including of other Australians. If you do decide to travel to an area where there is a particular threat of kidnapping, you should seek professional security advice and have effective personal security measures in place. See our Kidnapping threat bulletin.
Civil unrest/political tension
Since August 2015, there have been increased tensions on the Venezuela-Colombia border. The Venezuelan Government has periodically closed the land border with Colombia for extended periods due to security and smuggling concerns. Australians should not attempt to cross the Venezuela-Colombia border by land. Gangs and terrorist groups are also present in the Venezuela-Colombia border region.
Localised and country-wide protests and strikes occur from time to time and can turn violent. Local transportation services can be affected and protesters or criminal groups may establish roadblocks, particularly in rural areas. Tourists visiting areas affected by strikes and roadblocks have found themselves unable to leave, sometimes for days or weeks. Advice on current road closures can be obtained from the Colombian Highway Police information line on #767.
Australians in Colombia are advised to avoid all demonstrations, protests and large public gatherings, including political rallies and election related events, because of their potential to turn violent. Monitor local media and follow the advice of local authorities. Protests and demonstrations may become more frequent during election periods.
Ongoing political tensions with neighbouring countries mean border closures could occur at short notice. Australian citizens should monitor local news and be alert to any changes.
Money and valuables
Your passport is a valuable document that is attractive to criminals who may try to use your identity to commit crimes. It should always be kept in a safe place. You are required by Australian law to report a lost or stolen passport online or contact the nearest Australian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate as soon as possible.
Local travel
Due to security concerns, we recommend that travellers fly between Colombian cities and minimise the use of vehicles for trips involving movement in rural areas. Driving in Colombia can also be hazardous due to poorly maintained roads and vehicles, aggressive driving practices and inadequate road lighting. For further advice, see our page on road travel.
You should consider booking a vehicle from a reputable provider for all ground movements. We recommend against hailing taxis in the street as there have been reports of robbery and extortion. Booking taxis by telephone, through hotels or authorised taxi centres, is a way to reduce risks.
Road travel
You should not travel outside of main routes at night by road due to the risk of armed robbery and kidnapping. Use reputable companies when travelling by bus and remain alert. There is a risk of violence, kidnapping and being caught in road blocks set up by illegal armed groups when travelling by road outside main routes, including to rural tourist destinations such as Ciudad Perdida (The Lost City). Consider the advice of local authorities before travelling to such areas. When travelling to Parque Nacional Tayrona, you should only visit beach areas and resorts advised as safe and not venture inland because of the presence of illegal armed groups. You should avoid travelling at night.
There is a risk from landmines and unexploded ordnance in rural areas of Colombia. Not all mined areas are marked. You should not stray from well-travelled roads.
The safety standards you might expect of transport and tour operators, including adventure activities such as diving, may not be of the same level as in Australia. Sufficient safety equipment may not be provided and recommended maintenance standards and safety precautions may not be observed. Always use available safety equipment, such as lifejackets or seatbelts, even if the locals don't. If appropriate safety equipment is not available, you should use another provider.
Many parts of Colombia experience heavy rainfall. Landslides and flooding are common and may affect travel to some parts of the country. Travellers should monitor local media for the latest information and seek local advice before entering affected areas.
Airline safety
The Australian Government does not provide information on the safety of individual commercial airlines or flight paths. See instead the Aviation Safety Network website for information on aviation safety in Colombia.
Please also refer to our general air travel page for information on aviation safety and security.
You are subject to the local laws of Colombia, including ones that appear harsh by Australian standards. If you're arrested or jailed, the Australian Government will do what it can to help you under our Consular Services Charter. But we can't get you out of trouble or out of jail. Research laws before travelling, especially for an extended stay.
Penalties for possession, use, or trafficking in illegal drugs in Colombia are severe and include lengthy imprisonment in local jails. See our Drugs page.
Photography of military establishments and strategic sites is prohibited.
Some Australian criminal laws, such as those relating to money laundering, bribery of foreign public officials, terrorism, forced marriage, female genital mutilation, child pornography and child sex tourism, apply to Australians overseas. Australians who commit these offences while overseas may be prosecuted in Australia.
Information for dual nationals
Australian/Colombian male dual nationals over 18 may be required to complete national service obligations if they visit Colombia.
The Colombian Government expects Colombian citizens, including dual nationals, to enter and exit Colombia on a Colombian passport or other valid Colombian travel document. Dual nationals may face delays at immigration if they do not have a Colombian travel document.
Our Dual nationals page provides further information.
We strongly recommend that you take out comprehensive travel insurance that will cover any overseas medical costs, including medical evacuation, before you depart. Confirm that your insurance covers you for the whole time you'll be away and check what circumstances and activities are not included in your policy. Remember, regardless of how healthy and fit you are, if you can't afford travel insurance, you can't afford to travel. The Australian Government will not pay for a traveller's medical expenses overseas or medical evacuation costs.
It is important to consider your physical and mental health before travelling overseas. We encourage you to consider having vaccinations before you travel. At least eight weeks before you depart, make an appointment with your doctor or travel clinic for a basic health check-up, and to discuss your travel plans and any implications for your health, particularly if you have an existing medical condition. The World Health Organization (WHO) provides information for travellers and our health page also provides useful information for travellers on staying healthy.
The standard of medical facilities provided by private hospitals in Bogotá and other major cities is reasonable. Outside of major cities, however, facilities can be very limited. Treatment at private clinics and hospitals is expensive. Doctors and hospitals expect cash payment or confirmation of travel insurance prior to providing medical services, including for emergency care.
In the event of a serious illness or accident, medical evacuation to a location with suitable facilities, usually the United States, would be necessary. Costs are considerable (in the tens of thousands of dollars).
Colombia has three hyperbaric chambers, found in Cali (Camaras Hiperbaricas Leader Life), Palmira (Centro Medico San Agustin) and Bogotá (Vide Plena – Instituto Medico De Terapia Ceular Suiza).
Colombia is listed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as endemic for yellow fever. Yellow fever is a potentially fatal viral disease transmitted by mosquitoes, which is preventable by vaccination. We strongly recommend that you are vaccinated against yellow fever before travelling to Colombia. See the Entry and Exit section for important information about vaccination certificate requirements. For more information about yellow fever, see the Department of Health website.
Malaria is a risk in all areas below 800 m but is not a risk in Bogotá. Other insect-borne diseases (including dengue fever, Chagas' disease and leishmaniasis) are also a risk to travellers. We encourage you to consider taking prophylaxis against malaria and to take measures to avoid insect bites, including using insect repellent at all times, wearing long, loose-fitting, light coloured clothing and ensuring your accommodation is mosquito proof.
Colombia is experiencing major ongoing transmission of the mosquito-borne Zika virus. The infection often occurs without symptoms but in some cases can cause fever, rash, severe headache, joint pain, and muscle or bone pain. There are no vaccines. All travellers are urged to protect themselves by taking measures to prevent mosquito bites. Given possible transmission of the disease to unborn babies, and taking a very cautious approach, pregnant women (or women trying to become pregnant) should consider postponing travel to Colombia. See our travel bulletin on Zika virus.
Many areas of Colombia are above 2500m, including Bogotá (2640m). Travellers who ascend to altitudes greater than 2500m, particularly if the ascent is rapid, or who at higher altitudes make further rapid ascents, are at risk of developing altitude sickness. Altitude sickness can be life threatening and can affect anyone, even the physically fit. Those more at risk include people who have had altitude sickness before, who exercise or drink alcohol before adjusting (acclimatising) to the altitude, or who have health problems that affect breathing. If you plan to travel to high altitude areas, you should see your doctor prior to travel and get advice specific to you and your situation.
Water-borne, food-borne and other infectious diseases (including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, typhoid, hepatitis and rabies) are prevalent with more serious outbreaks occurring from time to time. In rural areas, we recommend that you boil all drinking water or that you drink bottled water and avoid ice cubes. You should also avoid raw and undercooked food. Seek medical advice if you have a fever or are suffering from diarrhoea.
Where to get help
Depending on your enquiry, your best option may be to contact your family, friends, airline, travel agent, tour operator, employer or travel insurance provider in the first instance. Your travel insurer should have a 24-hour emergency number.
For criminal issues, contact the local police on 112. The national emergency number is 123. You should obtain a police report when reporting a crime.
To complain about tourism services, contact the service provider directly.
The Consular Services Charter explains what the Australian Government can and can't do to assist Australians overseas.
The Australian Consulate-General in Bogotá offers limited consular services. You can contact the Consulate-General via telephone or email. Visiting the Consulate-General is by appointment only. Contact details are:
Australian Consulate-General, Bogotá
Edificio Tierra Firme
Avenida Carrera 9 No. 115-06/30
Oficina 2002
Bogotá, Colombia
Email: email@example.com
Telephone: +57 1 657 7805
You can obtain full consular assistance from the Australian Embassy in Santiago, Chile. Contact details are:
Australian Embassy, Santiago de Chile
Isidora Goyenechea 3621
13th Floor, Las Condes
Santiago de Chile, CHILE
Telephone: +56 2 2550 3500
Facsimile: +56 2 2331 5960
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.chile.embassy.gov.au
See the Embassy website for information about opening hours and temporary closures that may affect service provision.
If you are travelling to Colombia, whatever the reason and however long you'll be there, we strongly recommend you register with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. You can register online or in person at any Australian Embassy, High Commission or Consulate. The information you provide will help us to contact you in an emergency - whether it is a natural disaster, civil disturbance or a family issue.
In a consular emergency if you are unable to contact the Consulate-General or Embassy you can contact the 24-hour Consular Emergency Centre on +61 2 6261 3305, or 1300 555 135 within Australia.
Additional information
Natural disasters, severe weather and climate
Colombia is subject to earthquakes. There are also a number of active volcanos in Colombia. Hikers and trekkers should seek current advice on recent volcanic activity from local authorities.
All oceanic regions of the world can experience tsunamis, but in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, there is a more frequent occurrence of large, destructive tsunamis because of the many large earthquakes along major tectonic plate boundaries and ocean trenches. See the Tsunami Awareness brochure.
Many parts of Colombia experience heavy rainfall. Landslides, mudslides and flooding are common and may affect travel to some parts of the country. Travellers should monitor local media for the latest information and seek local advice before entering affected areas.
Coastal areas of Colombia are subject to hurricanes. In the event of an approaching hurricane, you should identify a local shelter. We encourage Australians in affected areas to follow the instructions of local authorities and monitor the media for the latest developments. Flights in and out of affected areas could be delayed or suspended and available flights may quickly become full. Hurricanes can also affect access to sea ports in the region. In some areas, adequate shelter from a severe hurricane may not be available to all who have chosen to stay. Familiarise yourself with your hotel or cruise ship evacuation plans. You should carry your travel documents at all times (i.e. passport, photo identification) or secure them in a safe, waterproof location. We also suggest that you contact friends and family in Australia with updates about your welfare and whereabouts. For further information, see our Severe Weather page.
Information on natural disasters can be obtained from the Global Disaster Alert Coordination System. If a natural disaster occurs, follow the advice of local authorities.
In the event of any severe weather or natural disasters, you should monitor the media and follow the advice of local authorities.
Additional Resources
- DFAT country information
- Austrade market information
- General advice for business travellers
- Backpacking
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Is It Illegal For A Husband To Snoop On His Wife?
Divorce cases often include emails, Facebook posts and other online evidence of affairs that was gained by snooping. A Michigan man, though, now faces 5-years in prison for logging into his wife's Gmail account and discovering that she was having an affair with one of her ex-husbands. The Detroit Free Press covered the story:
Legal experts say it's the first time the statute has been used in a domestic case, and it might be hard to prove.
"It's going to be interesting because there are no clear legal answers here," said Frederick Lane, a Vermont attorney and nationally recognized expert who has published five books on electronic privacy. The fact that the two still were living together, and that Leon Walker had routine access to the computer, may help him, Lane said.
"I would guess there is enough gray area to suggest that she could not have an absolute expectation of privacy," he said.
There's a lot more to this story — the husband who snooped reported the affair to his wife's first husband who filed a motion for custody of their son. She was having the affair with her second husband. All the details are at the Free Press' site.
The bigger question, though, is whether or not a spouse should face a felony charge for snooping. What do you think?
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Thousands across Central New York are without power on Tuesday night. That after the hottest day of the year gave way to widespread and fast moving severe thunderstorms. With strong winds there is prominent storm damage throughout the Mohawk Valley, especially on river road in Marcy.
It was one of the hardest hit areas. Two National Grid utility poles came down in the storm and National Grid will be servicing that area for the next few hours.
The storm came and went very quickly, but it definitely left its mark in some areas.
A section of the Marcy Road was completely blocked off when we first got on the scene due to downed power lines. One family was blocked in by the fallen poles. A section of the neighborhood is without power and firefighters said national grid will be working for hours to get everything back up and running.
"I just pulled up. My friend was dropping me off. And I see all of these lines down and walk all the way down here to cross underneath them," says Tyler Harris, of Marcy.
"We had like six calls at once. This case was the worst one; we've got primaries down all across those roads up there. We've got primaries down across river road up here we've got communications out east of the city so we're pretty concerned about that right now," says Chief Joe Mack, Maynard Fire Department.
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It was just brought to my attention that my little boy and I were on television near the end of this game. Does anyone by chance have a copy of the game that could be put on a DVD and sent to me? I will gladly pay for it.
I know Mediacom Channel 22 showed replays of the game for a few days. You could check their schedule and see if they are going to show it again and tape it. Just a suggestion, I am not sure if they will replay it again or not.
I have dish network AND l live in the little band of north-west Iowa that Mediacom does not show the games. They say it is a hardware issue. I struggle with that answer.
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I would like to get a student ticket for the Nebraska game, please PM or let me know if you have an extra one, thanks, GOOOO CLONES
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hi quanah,
see results:
[root@email ~]# ls /opt/zimbra/openssl/lib/
engines libcrypto.so libssl.a libssl.so.0.9.8
libcrypto.a libcrypto.so.0.9.8 libssl.so pkgconfig...
but how do i can check what of this options occurs with me?
how do i can fix it?
Ok, My plataform is Fedora 7 x86.
how do i can fix it? how do i can set it at runpath?
the output from this command is too big to put here, i log it in a file and attach here.
but.... if i do the command with pipe redirecting for a file, all that they register at a file is:
have no data at my ld.so.conf.... look:
[root@email etc]# cat ld.so.conf
include ld.so.conf.d/*.conf
[root@email etc]# ls ld.so.conf.d/
[root@email etc]#
why i need to install libssl only for zcs-5.0.4? i update 5.0.0 to 5.0.2 and have no problems, all steps are ok and i didn't install or update any package.
i have openssl-0.9.8b-12.fc7 installed.
I'm trying to upgrade my zcs 5.0.2 to 5.0.4.
I'm receiving the folloing error:
Updating from 5.0.2_GA
Moving postfix queues from 188.8.131.52z to 126.96.36.199z
Moving defer
Moving deferred
Hi all,
I upgrade my ZCS from 5.0.0 to 5.0.2, but after upgrade i have a problem , sometimes when i open my ZCS on Browser they enter in loop with an continuous refresh. This problem occurs for me...
Someone can help-me to fix this problem?
to zimbra show only internal contacts?
But i have addresses that aren't on my server and this adresses appear for all users from zimbra at GAL.
I'm using ZCS 5.0.0 at Fedora 7.
Thel GAL list from my zimbra show e-mail from external address. When someone send message from someone at zimbra, zimbra stores the mail from this sender and show...
Hi all,
I´m using ZCS 5 at fedora 7 and all works fine.
When i create a task list, and share it with other members, they share with no problems, send mail to other member and show task list with...
someone can help-me with this problem please?
all steps are ok. But when they finish import they show message that have 1 error.
The account was created ok but have no data imported.
I do the process more one time and all times returns the...
i fix the problem starting ldap database from domino server.
At console i typed: load ldap
and then they start ldap.
Hi all.
Today i have a ZCS 5 works fine without problems. The problem are my server that doesn't support zimbra anymore and i need to migrate then for a better machine.
I Read the...
i think that have no ldap servers actually on my domino server, i think this because i can't connect by telnet at 389 port.
But at Domino Server Administrator they show to me that have ldap server...
i go to specified fields and see no ldap tree :(
i try to connect by telnet at 389 port but it's closed. See my screens attached and my test:
[renatogsf@tec-003 ~]$ nmap srvnotes
i connect with Domino administrator and try to find my ldap tree from Domino server. I look at all places, but didn't found the ldap tree.
How do i can know what is my ldap tree from domino...
Ok, copying the notes.ini to notes share works fine :)
but now i have another doubt, when i import notes users to ZCS 4.5.4 they imports with no problem.
at this version they answer me for...
I'm trying to migrate some accounts from Domino server (5.0.11) to ZCS 5.0.
i download ZCSDominoMigrationWizard-5.0.0_GA_1862.exe from zimbra administrator panel, but when i try to open it at a...
Ok, thanks :) .
i change password for all users at ZCS internal database and disable change password. All users can use only access from external database, that are my database for domain...
Ok, i do all steps and now my ZCS can authenticate at my external ldap database :) .
The problem now are that all users can login with 2 passwords, from zimbra internal database and password from...
olá Igor / fviero,
O logotipo do zimbra e o nome do sistema não podem ser alterados, isto esta escrito na licença ZPL, a qual o zimbra se enquadra, lembro de ter lido isto em meados de Abril/2007...


text: Re the Middle East "There has been a real change on the ground as a result of Tony Blair's efforts" Palestinians can now "move around" in the West Bank and the economy is "flourishing". It must be the Jewish sector of the West Bank that is "flourishing". I haven't seen any confirmation of this from the Palestinians. According to Palestinian authority officials, Blair is "paternalistic and biased" towards Israel. I wonder what the spokesmen of the 3 other members of the "Quartet" reckon has been achieved, if anything. What a complete and utter waste of time and money. Let us hope the vote in the security council "declaring the building of settlements in the West Bank is illegal" is unanimous. We may, just may see some movement.


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Distributed Computing Support
Management Team
Meeting Minutes
Joe Adamo (Computing and IT Center), Troy Bacon (AVP Finance and Business Affairs and Controller), Philip Baczewski (DCSMT Chair, Director of Academic Computing, Computing and IT Center), John Berra (Registrar), Michael Bagget (College of Visual Arts and Design), Ben Bigby (College of Music), Ginger Boone (University Union), Charlie Brien (UNT Facilities), Jim Byford (College of Engineering), Tim Christian (College of Arts and Sciences), Chu Chuah (College of Public Administration and Community Service), Wil Clark (UNT System Center @ Dallas), Katy Gallahan (ABN Lan Mgmt), Mike Hatch (College of Business), Paul Hons (College of Education), Scott Jackson (Libraries), Abraham John (VP Student Development), Brenda Kirk (CITC PC/Lan Support), Gary Mathews (College of Information), Tom McElwee (Micro Maint/Class Supt Serv), Jason McMullen (Business Services), Richard Sanzone (Computing and IT Center), Chris Strauss (Computing and IT Center), Roy Zumwalt (Texas Academy of Math and Science)
Members Present
Philip Baczewski (DCSMT Chair (CITC)), Michael Bagget (College of Visual Arts and Design), Krysta Berry (for Joe Adamo, CITC Communications), Ben Bigby (College of Music), Charlie Brien (UNT Facilities), Jim Byford (College of Engineering), Tim Christian (College of Arts and Sciences), Chu Chuah (Col. Of Public Admin & Comm. Svc.), Katy Gallahan (ABN Lan Mgmt), Mike Hatch (College of Business), Paul Hons (College of Education), Gary Mathews (College of Information), Don McClure (for Chris Strauss, CITC Remedy Administration), Richard Sanzone (CITC Helpdesk)
Ray Banks (Universities Center at Dallas), Kory Booth (CITC Operations), Mac Edwards (Computing and IT Center), Elizabeth Hinkle-Turner (CITC Academic Computing), T. J. Adamowicz (CITC Network Computing Services), Yonathan Ko (CITC Helpdesk), John Leutkemeyer (UNT Libraries), Alan Livingston (SLIS GAL Manager), Claudia Lynch (CITC Academic Computing), Joey Maldonado (UNT Libraries), Gabe Marshall (CITC Security), Jason Myre (CITC Messaging), Garrett Rumohr (UNT Libraries), Chris Stoermer (Student Health and Wellness Center), Steve Vocelka (CITC Computer Operations), Yancey Yeargan (CITC Network Computing Services)
Minutes from November 20, 2009, were approved as written.
Tim Christian (CAS IT Services) reported that CAS ITS was engaged in discussion with Cambridge Computing Services Inc. regarding their storage needs and that in the process they had signed a letter of agreement which applied to all of UNT. Cambridge's business model is to provide recommendations at no charge to the client unless engaged to perform a specific service. Tim recommended that if any areas had concerns about their data storage or backup needs that Cambridge Computing Services would be a resource for information and advice.
Katy Gallahan (ABN) announced that the next SCCM interest group meeting would be on January 22. The aims of the SCCM group are to share information, collaborate via a Sharepoint site, and investigate the best design and deployment of SCCM for UNT. Philip Baczewski asked the group to provide a recommendation regarding adoption of the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP.)
Philip Baczewski (DCSMT Chair) asked if there was any action regard the energy management software as recommended by DCSMT. Charlie Brien stated that the energy management contract had yet to be implemented.
Krysta Berry announced that data switch upgrades had been completed for the Administration building, the ISB, Chilton Hall, and the GAB. Matthews Hall is scheduled for a data switch upgrade on "Spring Day".
Managers discussed the availability of Windows 7 versions and new versions of Adobe software under our current site contracts. Philip Baczewski stated he would pursue getting additional information for managers in this regard.
Philip Baczewski noted that Abraham John had been hired as a CITC Director to manage the consolidated administrative desktop support areas.
Jason Myre (CITC Messaging) announced that his group was in week 2 of a pilot project to support migration of UNT Health Sciences Center staff e-mail accounts from Groupwise to UNT's Exchange system. A pair of mailbox servers have been added to support the additional users at UNT HSC. The address format for HSC users will be email@example.com. Jason also reported that the test and implementation of MS Exchange Unified Messaging was going well.
Larry Talley (CITC Sharepoint Services) reported that the only students allowed access to Sharepoint are student employees. Larry also announced that forms in Sharepoint could now be populated based on LDAP data. Elizabeth Hinkle-Turner pointed out that a hosted Sharepoint-type service is available to students via their EagleConnect account.
AREA REPORTSCharlie Brien (UNT Facilities) reported that they were migrating servers to the CITC's VM farm. Gabe Marshall invited distributed manager's feedback regarding their experiences with the latest version of McAfee's virus protection software.
Michael Bagget noted that he had accepted an IT management position in the College of Visual Arts and Design.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:12 a.m. The next meeting is scheduled for February 5, 2010.
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Katherine Heigl Talks Becoming Stephanie Plum In One For The Money
By Eric Eisenberg 2012-01-25 11:57:53 comments
As anybody ever involved in the making of a comic book movie can attest, theres an added pressure when you are working on a project thats based on beloved source material. Such is the case for One For The Money, the new film from director Julie Anne Robinson. Due out this Friday, the film is an adaptation of the first Stephanie Plum book Janet Evanovich, of which there are now 18. But while its everyone on the set that has the responsibility to make the best movie they can, there is an added pressure on Katherine Heigl, who not only stars as Plum, but served as an executive producer.
I really loved the producer role on this because it was so important to me to keep the film really close to the book because thats what I fell in love with and thats what millions of people have fallen in love with in terms of the One for the Money, Stephanie Plum series, Heigl said recently at a press conference in Los Angeles. So it was great to get to kind of be in the room and have an opinion - not that it was always necessarily listened to.
The actress was first approached to do the project back in 2009 while she was working on The Ugly Truth, the romantic comedy co-starring Gerard Butler. At the time, Heigl had not been familiar with the series of books, but began reading them and became obsessed. Unfortunately she was unable to meet with Evanovich prior to making the movie, but when she finally did the author was very supportive.
Heigl said, She was so supportive and so cool about it and kind of took the angle of, like, Look, youre always going to have a few people that dont think youre the right fit for the role, but I think you are and I think its great, so just be you and do your Stephanie and people will embrace it.
One sticking point for fans regarding Heigls casting was her hair color. While the actress has been a blonde for her entire career, she became a brunette for One For The Money because she couldnt imagine Stephanie any other way. Worried that it would be disconcerting for fans to see the blonde Heigl playing the brunette Plum, she even went as far as to dye her hair prior to production so that people could get used to her with dark hair. And then I ended up just wearing a wig because I dont have curly hair and Stephanie does, Heigl said. And then I went back to blonde while promoting the movie, so I didnt really think it through, but hopefully people will buy it.
I started wanting to go to the gun range regularly, Heigl said. And then I started shooting clay pigeons with Josh [Kelley], and that was... I really like to shoot things. Who knew?
But shooting guns wasnt the only perk of working on One For The Money. Making the film also provided her an opportunity to work with Debbie Reynolds, who plays her grandmother in the story. One thing in particular that Reynolds taught her was that its hard to complain about the comforts of modern moviemaking, as things were a lot tougher back in the 1950s when they were making Singin in the Rain.
It was so horrifying what that woman went through to make that movie, Heigl said. It was her first big break and shes working with an icon and they were dancing and singing. I think she said they were working something like 20 hours a day, and she would just get a few hours of sleep on the sofa in her dressing room and then go back to work a few hours later And then she told me how she had to dance with bleeding feet at one point, and Gene Kelly was like, I guess we should stop, Debbies feet are bleeding all over the scene. And she was like, No no! Im fine, I can wrap them up! I can keep going. So then I stopped complaining about my hours.
It takes a devoted fan base for a character to get 18 novels and a movie written about her, so what is about Stephanie Plum that has allowed the franchise to last so long and reach so many people? Heigl chalks it up to the characters innate likability. She has this sort of great perspective on life that happens to be really funny and witty and charming as well. I just really like everything about Stephanie, and shes sort of that hapless heroine that you dont get a lot of. You sort of get that overly perfect heroine that you can never aspire to be like, but Stephanie is sort of an everyday girl.
One For The Money arrives in theaters nationwide this Friday. To learn more about the film, head on over to our Blend Film Database.
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Getting cars out of a garage., Can't get the things to go away!
Getting cars out of a garage., Can't get the things to go away!
Jan 3 2005, 01:22 PM
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Hey people, hope someone can help me reclaim my garage.
I've bought a property with a garage in north west LS I can't remember the name of the village. It's the one with a 4 vehicle garage near a pay and spray.
Anyway I've 2 cars in there a banshee (I think) and soemthing else, quite a big car. Don't know if it matters. Stupidly I got out of the 2nd car and teleported out of the way to get me out. Now I can't get in the damn things.
They don't dissapear like other cars do when parked too close
They are too big for CJ to push to make room to allow him into a car
I've tried parking other vehicles in there to make the garage too full - no luck
I can't jump on top of the cars
I've tried blowing them up - The garage just fixes them
I've tried blowing them up and rushing a car into stop the garage from closing - The car just gets blown up to and explodes out of the garage.
Does anyone have any other ideas for getting the damn things out?
Cheers, Ben
Jan 3 2005, 02:37 PM
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if u drive ur car in ur garage the right way u cant tow anymore. cuz u can only tow on the front bumper or lower w/e. not on the back of the car (my case... really suxed!)
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And apologies for yet another post addressing DNS issues, but what looked like a straightforward setup is turning into a major headache.
I'd like to integrate a new Zimbra installation into a private LAN setup. DNS is provided with local authority only (i.e., 192.168.2.0/24 <-> sub-domain.mydomain.com). NS and other public services for mydomain.com are currently handled by an outside provider.
Bucking the current trend to sign away control over data and interface, I decided to take mail services for mydomain.com in-house using port forwarding from/to the filtering gateway serving my (private) sub-domain. 'Public' NS for mail services will still be handled by my ISP, with A records and MX for 'mail.mydomain.com' and 'webmail.mydomain.com' pointing to the gateway's WAN address. For the sake of consistency, and sanity, I'd like the mail server to become part of my (private) sub-domain with a corresponding entry into my (private) DNS server's zone file.
Obviously, some kind of translation between the two worlds will be needed. According to the documentation, Zimbra requires a resolvable local address for communication between the MTA and mail store; my users (and my ISP's smart relay host) require a globally visible domain name.
I've looked into the proposed 'split DNS' solution. However, this runs contrary to what I had in mind. If I understand correctly, I'd be pretending to run a public machine from within a private address space with the help of duplicate, albeit separate, authorities!? To add complexity to non standard behavior, I would need to throw in a third authority for 'mail.sub-domain.mydomain.com' to complement both the ISP's public and the machine's limited zone file. This decidedly goes against both the consistency and sanity requirements ;-)
Apart from split DNS personalities, is there any other way to handle this (surely not too uncommon) situation? I'm no Postfix buff, but I assume that some kind of user, user group, and domain name translation must be possible. However, I'm afraid that this might break communication among the different parts of the Zimbra suite.
Any pointers greatly appreciated.


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