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With Exchange Server 2010, Microsoft made some significant changes to the email app's database structure, and those changes may also affect the storage it resides on.
The latest version of Exchange Server has some significant changes that will impact the storage supporting the mail system.
By Brien M. Posey
With Exchange Server 2010, Microsoft Corp. made some major changes to the database structure that underlies the email application. These architectural changes have a significant impact on planning for Exchange Server's data storage requirements.
The biggest change Microsoft made was eliminating single-instance storage (SIS). Previously, if a message was sent to multiple recipients, only one copy of the message was stored within the mailbox database. User mailboxes received pointers to the message rather than a copy of the entire message.
The elimination of single-instance storage means that when a message is sent to multiple recipients, each recipient receives a full copy of the message. In terms of capacity planning, the overall impact of this change will vary depending on how many messages include attachments.
Text and HTML-based messages are typically small and will have a minimal impact on capacity planning, and Microsoft further reduces the impact by automatically compressing such messages. However, if you have users who routinely send large attachments to multiple recipients, those messages could have a major impact on database growth. Microsoft's primary goal in designing the new database architecture was to decrease database I/O requirements. As such, Microsoft chose not to compress message attachments because of the additional I/O that would have been required to compress/decompress them.
It may seem odd that at a time when storage managers are looking to reduce duplication in primary storage Microsoft removes a data reduction feature from Exchange. But Microsoft scrapped single-instance storage because Exchange mailbox databases perform much more efficiently without it. Microsoft claims database I/O requirements have been reduced by approximately 70% in Exchange 2010.
One of the most common methods of keeping Exchange 2010 mailbox databases from growing too large is to use mailbox quotas. Quotas prevent individual mailboxes from exceeding a predetermined size, and the quotas in Exchange 2010 work as they did in previous versions of Exchange with one notable exception. Exchange 2010 introduces the concept of archive mailboxes (discussed later). If a user has been given an archive mailbox, the mailbox quota won't count the archive mailbox's contents when determining how much storage the user is consuming. Exchange does, however, let you manage archive storage through a separate quota.
The use of mailbox quotas is a tried-and-true method for limiting data storage consumption. But Microsoft has been encouraging organizations to make use of low-cost storage rather than mailbox quotas. The argument is that organizations can accommodate the increased database size without spending a lot on expensive storage solutions.
The low-cost storage recommendation is based on more than just storage cost. Many organizations have been forced to set stringent mailbox quotas that have forced users to delete important messages. Ostensibly, cheaper storage will allow for larger mailbox quotas or for the elimination of quotas altogether.@pb
Previously, using lower end storage subsystems in production Exchange Server environments was unheard of, but Exchange 2010's reduced I/O requirements make storage options such as SATA drives practical. And Exchange Server 2010 is flexible in terms of the types of storage it can use; it will work with direct-attached storage (DAS) or storage-area network (SAN) storage (or with an iSCSI connection to a storage pool). However, Microsoft does prevent you from storing Exchange Server data on any storage device that must be accessed through a mapped drive letter. So you won't be able to store a mailbox database on a network-attached storage (NAS) system unless it supports iSCSI connectivity.
Additional considerations
Even though low-cost storage might provide adequate performance, it's still important to choose a storage subsystem that also meets your organization's reliability requirements. For instance, if you opt for SATA storage, it's best to create a fault-tolerant SATA array. Microsoft recommends using RAID 1+0 arrays. Some organizations use RAID 5 because it's less costly and still provides fault tolerance, but RAID 1+0 arrays generally offer better performance.
It's worth noting that database size can have a direct impact on performance. As a general rule, mailbox databases on standalone mailbox servers should be limited to 200 GB or less. If a mailbox database grows larger than 200 GB, you may benefit from dividing the database into multiple, smaller databases. For mailbox databases that are part of a Database Availability Group, the recommended maximum database size is 2 TB.
Determining storage requirements
Determining the storage requirements for an Exchange 2010 deployment can be a big job, but Microsoft offers a free tool that can help. The Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator is an Excel spreadsheet that calculates your Exchange storage requirements based on your organization's Exchange usage.
To use the Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator, fill in a series of cells by answering questions related to the intended Exchange Server configuration and usage. For instance, the spreadsheet asks questions about the average size of an email message and the number of messages users send and receive each day. Formulas built into the spreadsheet will use the information you provide to determine the required storage architecture.
Keep in mind, however, that while the Exchange 2010 Mailbox Server Role Requirements Calculator may be the best tool available for estimating Exchange mailbox server storage requirements, the recommendations it offers are only as accurate as the data you provide. To compensate, Microsoft recommends you provision enough disk space to accommodate at least 120% of the calculated maximum database size.@pb
Exchange archive mailboxes
There are other factors to consider that may impact your Exchange Server storage planning, such as whether you plan to implement user archive mailboxes, a new and optional feature. User archive mailboxes are secondary mailboxes that can be used for long-term retention of messages. What makes archive mailboxes different from other Exchange archiving methods is that unlike a more traditional archive (such as a journal mailbox), the user retains ownership of the items in the archive mailbox. As such, each user's archives are readily accessible.
Archive mailboxes are designed to take the place of PST files. But unlike PST files, archive mailboxes are stored within a mailbox database on the Exchange Server where they can be managed and regulated by the Exchange administrator.
In the original RTM release of Exchange 2010, user archive mailboxes were in the same mailbox database as users' primary mailboxes. In SP1, Microsoft provided the option of relocating user archive mailboxes to a separate mailbox database that allows the archives to be offloaded so they don't impact the primary mailbox storage.
Microsoft generally recommends placing the archive mailboxes on a low-end mailbox server that uses inexpensive direct-attached storage (such as a SATA array). Remember, if a mailbox database contains only archive mailboxes then it won't be subject to the same I/O load as a mailbox database that's used to store the user's primary mailboxes. Another advantage to using low-cost storage for user archive mailboxes is that doing so makes it practical to set a high mailbox capacity quota on the archive mailboxes. (See "Can Exchange Server's archiving and e-discovery replace third-party products?" below.)
|Can Exchange Server's archiving and e-discovery replace third-party products?
Prior to the release of Exchange Server 2010, an entire industry emerged around creating archival and e-discovery products for Exchange Server. Now that Exchange 2010 offers native support for user archives and has built in e-discovery capabilities, it seems only natural to consider whether these new features can replace third-party products.
Exchange 2010's e-discovery and archiving features may be sufficient for some smaller organizations, but they're not enterprise-ready. The archiving and e-discovery features both have limitations you won't encounter with most third-party tools.
For example, Exchange 2010's archive mailboxes aren't a true archiving solution. Archive mailboxes let users offload important messages to a secondary mailbox that's not subject to strict retention policies or storage quotas. But if you want to do true archiving at the organizational level you still must use Exchange's journaling feature. The journal works, but third-party archivers provide much better control over message archival, retention and disposal.
The situation's the same for Exchange 2010's multi-mailbox e-discovery search feature. Multi-mailbox search has some major limitations. For example, it can only be used with Exchange 2010 mailboxes, so you'll still need a third-party product to search legacy Exchange mailboxes or PSTs.
Multi-mailbox search also lacks some of the rich reporting options and export capabilities commonly found in specialized e-discovery products.
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Journal juggling
Another consideration to take into account is the journal mailbox. If you use journaling to archive messages at the hub transport level then all the archived messages are placed into the journal mailbox.
I've never come across any Microsoft best practices for the placement of journal mailboxes, but I like to put the journal mailbox in its own mailbox database. This is because the journaling process tends to be very I/O intensive and placing the journal mailbox in a dedicated mailbox database ensures its I/O doesn't degrade the performance of the other mailbox databases. If all messages are journaled, locating the journal mailbox within the same store as the user mailboxes will double the I/O requirements because Exchange 2010 doesn't use single-instance storage. In other words, journaling causes an extra copy of each message to be created within the mailbox store.
If you were to create the journal mailbox in the same database as the user mailboxes, it would have a major impact on the replication process (assuming that database availability groups are being used -- see "Protecting Exchange Data," below).
|Protecting Exchange data
Exchange Server has always been somewhat difficult to protect. If you do a traditional nightly backup of your Exchange servers, a failure could potentially result in the loss of a full day's worth of messages. For most companies, such a loss is unacceptable.
Exchange administrators have taken a number of different steps to prevent substantial data loss. In Exchange 2007, for example, it was a common practice to use continuous replication to replicate mailbox data to another mailbox server. A continuous replication solution provides fault tolerance and acts as a mechanism for protecting data between backups. (Of course, using a continuous data protection solution such as System Center Data Protection Manager is also a good option.)
Some observers feel Microsoft is working toward making Exchange Server backups completely unnecessary. The idea is that Database Availability Groups will eventually make Exchange resilient enough that you won't need backups.
Database Availability Groups are an Exchange 2010 feature that lets you create up to 16 replicas of a mailbox database. These replicas reside on other mailbox servers, and it's even possible to create database replicas in alternate data centers. Despite the degree to which Database Availability Groups can protect mailbox data, you shouldn't abandon your backups just yet.
Having multiple replicas of each database makes it easier to protect Exchange Server, but if a mailbox database becomes corrupted or gets infected with a virus, the corruption or viral code is copied to the replica databases.
But Microsoft does offer a delayed playback feature in which lagged copy servers are used to prevent transactions from being instantly committed to replica databases. If a problem occurs, you'll have enough time to prevent the bad data from being committed to a replica database. Once you've stopped the bad data from spreading, you can revert all your mailbox databases to match the state of the uncorrupted replica.
While this approach sounds great in theory, Microsoft still has a lot of work to do to make it practical. Right now the procedure requires you to take an educated guess as to which transaction log contains the first bit of corruption and then work through a complicated manual procedure to prune the log files. So while Exchange 2010's storage architecture makes it easier to protect your data by way of Database Availability Groups, you shouldn't rely on them as the only mechanism for protecting Exchange data.
Another advantage to locating the journal mailbox in a separate mailbox database is that it makes it easy to manage storage quotas and message retention based on mailbox function. You can create one set of policies for user mailboxes and another set of requirements for the journal mailbox.@pb
Discovery mailbox
The last type of mailbox you should consider when planning for Exchange 2010 storage is the discovery mailbox. The discovery mailbox is only used when a multi-mailbox search (e-discovery) is performed. The search results are stored in the discovery mailbox.
By default, the discovery mailbox is assigned a 50 GB quota. This sounds large, but it may be too small for performing e-discovery in a large organization.
When it comes to choosing a storage location for a discovery mailbox, capacity is generally more important than performance. While the e-discovery process is I/O intensive, the I/O load is split between the database containing the user mailboxes and the database holding the discovery mailbox.
If e-discovery isn't a priority, then you may consider not even bothering to create a discovery mailbox until you need it. If that's not an option, your best bet is to place the mailbox in a dedicated mailbox database that lives on a low-cost storage system with plenty of free disk space.
More planning required
Clearly, there are a number of considerations that must be taken into account when planning an Exchange Server storage architecture. Even though Exchange 2010 isn't as I/O intensive as its predecessors, I/O performance should still be a major consideration in the design process. Other important considerations include capacity and fault tolerance.
BIO: Brien M. Posey is a seven-time Microsoft MVP for his work with Exchange Server, Windows Server, Internet Information Server (IIS) and File Systems/Storage. He has served as CIO for a nationwide chain of hospitals and was once a network administrator for the Department of Defense at Fort Knox.
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Todd: So how did you eat on this train?
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(CBS News) An Idaho man faces a federal assault charge and allegedly hitting a crying child and using a racial slur on board a recent flight.
The trouble started brewing almost immediately when Jessica Bennett and her 2-year-old adopted son Jonah took their seats next to Joe Hundley on a flight from Minneapolis to Atlanta earlier this month.
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"I said, 'Oh, we are sitting next to you,' and he just basically rolled his eyes and growled at us," Bennett said.
Hundley allegedly began to complain that Jonah was too big to sit on his mother's lap, becoming more outspoken as the flight continued. Bennett said, "he was annoyed with his comments. He's turning my light back on after I would turn it off and constantly saying things to the staff in regards to my son, and so I took us out of the situation and we stood back by the bathrooms."
She stood there with Jonah for 90 minutes -- only returning for the landing. When the two sat down, Jonah began to cry, and Hundley became irate. Bennett said, "He looked at me in a very hateful way and he said ... shut that (N-word) kid up!"
Shocked, Bennett said she gave Hundley a second chance. She said she asked him "'What did you say?"
Hundley pushed up against her face and repeated himself. When she pushed back, he slapped Jonah across the face.
Days later, Hundley was charged with assault, punishable by up to one year in jail. And while Jonah suffered only a minor scrape, his mother worries about the long-term damage.
Bennett said, "He has suffered effects from this for sure."
Hundley was president of a division of AGC Aerospace, an airplane parts manufacturer. The company issued a statement, while not naming him, calling his behavior offensive and saying he was "no longer employed by the company," though it's not clear whether he was fired or resigned.
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Dear Readers,
To start, I want to thank all of you who responded to my request last week for news and personal stories about car/bicycle incidents and how police, prosecutors and the courts responded to both the criminal and civil consequences of those. As I mentioned, my former criminal law professor and I have discussed writing an article on the subject and many of those stories have been quite helpful in giving us some perspective on the problem we riders encounter on a regular basis.
Anecdotes alone can't be the sole basis of any serious work on the subject. We need to spend some time quantifying the problem and diving into the details of how such incidents are treated by varying jurisdictions around the country and, perhaps, comparing the treatment of American cyclists to those in countries where the laws may be more "bike friendly." I appreciate the help and, hopefully, we can get the work started soon.
However, a big risk of attempting to view the issue only in terms of the data is that one tends to forget that there are real human beings, with real friends and real families, behind those numbers. I think that point got driven home to me last week, when I spent some more time on the phone with Jo Morrison, whose friend, partner and housemate, Kevin Flock, died after being hit by a van driven by a National Guard recruiter in Virginia. It's a story we've touched on before in this column.
Flock died riding alone on Sunday, May 31. Earlier this month, the man responsible for his death — Virginia National Guard Sergeant Aaron "Trey" Stapleton — was found guilty of "improper driving" and fined $500. Case over. That's it.
At 26, Stapleton will probably go on to enjoy a long life, maybe share time with friends and family and experience dreams both broken and fulfilled.
Kevin Flock won't have that opportunity. His friends and his family are left to sort through the memories of a man whose own life was just reaching its prime.
Who was Kevin Flock?
Aside from the tragic connection to this column, Kevin Flock's wasn't one of those names you'd generally see in the pages of VeloNews or any other cycling magazine. He was just another guy like most of us, who had a job, friends and a family and who loved bikes for most of his 35 years.
Flock's mother, Janice, recalled that her son taught himself to ride at the age of 6 and a new bike was a priority for Christmas that year.
"Of course 'Santa' had stayed up late assembling this first bike," Janice Flock said in an email. "Kevin hadn't been riding it very long when he told his dad that it wasn't put together correctly. He insisted that something on it was backward. I think it was the piece that joins the handlebars to the frame. His dad, equally insistent, said it was Kevin's imagination. Well, it turned out Kevin was right. He knew bikes even at the age of 6. And we had quite a time explaining Santa's error!"
Like of many of us, Flock caught the racing bug at an early age, when someone offered him the chance to try the sport.
"When he was 15, one of his teachers started up a cycling club at his high school. Kevin decided to participate, but was riding his 'English racer,' while wearing tennis shoes and no helmet," his mother recalled. "After doing this for a few weeks, the teacher approached me and said that Kevin had promise, but that there was no way he could continue with the bike he was riding. I was shocked to find out that an entry-level competitive bike would cost about $500 (this was back in 1988 or '89), but we headed to our local Schwinn store anyway and got the bike, the shoes, the strange helmet and the funny shorts. Little did we know then he would be doing this for 20 more years. He still has that first Schwinn racing bike hanging in his shed."
While cycling was a big part of Kevin Flock's life, it wasn't the only thing. Along the way, he graduated from the University of Southwestern Louisiana with a degree in fine art in 1996 and from Auburn University in 1999 with a master's of fine arts.
"He was special; intelligent, relentless in exploring and questioning, re-examining all that life presented to him. Kevin made every moment a challenge," said Allan Jones, one of his painting instructors in college. "Our class critiques were fun, wide-open donnybrooks, thanks to Kevin."
Although a trained and avid painter, Flock's career took him in a different direction . He worked as a computer tech, a position he held in Birmingham, Alabama, where he met and fell in love with New Zealander Jo Morrison.
"He was fun, and funny," said Morrison. "He had such a quirky sense of humor, and I have a weird sense of humor, too, so we were well-matched. We called ourselves `Team Mock-Florrison.'"
Flock spent a lot of time working with his hands and was a regular volunteer for Habitat for Humanity.
"He could fix just about anything: computers, toys, homes, cars," his sister Denise said. "My kids would always pile up broken toys for Uncle Kevin to fix on his next visit."
Denise Flock said that her brother was the sort who constantly thought of others' needs.
"In 1998, a terrible flood hit New Orleans," she recounted. "I got stuck driving home from work in rising water and the skies were getting darker by the minute. My father drove Kevin as close as he could get him to where I was and Kevin walked the rest of the way to rescue me. That is the kind of brother he was."
When Morrison took a job at a small college in Virginia, Flock joined her and the two bought a house together.
"When we bought this house we bought it with the intention of remodeling and creating a warm, welcoming space for our friends and family," she said. "We wanted to create a space where people could come and relax and be welcome. We had exactly the same goals for our home. We'd done some projects together in Birmingham and we worked really well together and I was so looking forward to working on our house with him."
"He could fix or build anything and everything," said Morrison. "He'd found a group in Richmond to help out with and recently spent a weekend in April helping to fix up the house of an older couple."
Flock landed a job as a database administrator nearby and was planning to resume painting as soon as he completed the final round of professional certifications in his field.
"He explored space and the interaction of objects with space and was excited to start painting again," Morrison said. "He'd taken an upstairs bedroom in our house for his studio. He was so happy he finally wasn't in a shed, basement, or garage."
Over the Memorial Day weekend — a week before he died — Flock thought it wise not to ride, largely because of the increased risk he might face from drivers who had too much to drink over the three-day weekend.
Instead, Flock spent the time building trails through the woods at the back of their property.
"It was hot and sunny and I could hear the crappy old ride-on mower starting and stopping in the woods and the chunks of wood being cut," Morrison recalled. "Then he rode the lawnmower out of the woods … and he had this huge, silly grin on his face. He was so happy, he was sweaty, soaked through, covered in bites and scratches, and just giddy with all the trails he had built.
"He pulled me out to walk his trails with him and they were impressive. There's a creek/swamp at the back of our property and he'd built trails right up to it, almost got the mower stuck, and we talked about putting a gazebo on the islands so we could have picnics in the woods. He was so happy, like a kid, but playing with cool toys."
The following weekend, Flock took advantage of free time, the presumably safer roads and good weather to go for a ride. It was a clear Sunday afternoon and, like most of us, he saw it as a perfect time to put in a few miles and maybe enjoy a bit of solitude on quiet country roads.
Riding to right of the white line on a divided four-lane road, he was struck from behind by the van operated by Stapleton. At trial, a driver whose cruise control was set at 62mph, testified that the government-licensed van had passed him half a mile before. Nonetheless, Nottoway Commonwealth Attorney Mayo Gravatt told jurors that even at that speed an attentive driver would have seen Flock for at least 45 seconds from the time he first came into view until the time he was struck and killed.
The driver, whom Stapleton had passed, saw Flock as he was struck and estimated that his body was thrown 100 feet into the air before landing on the side of the road. Kevin Flock was dead before rescuers arrived.
"I only hope that he didn't realize what was happening," Morrison said.
"As a family, we are trying to make sense of this tragedy," said Denise Flock. "For his birthday, we created brochures and put them on windshields reminding drivers to be respectful of cyclists. As a grant writer, I am trying to link with organizations to help make this world a little safer for cyclists and pedestrians."
It's been more than six months since Kevin Flock died. Morrison still lives at the home she bought with Flock, the one in which they had hoped to start their life together. The trails he cut over Memorial Day weekend have already started to grow over again.
"It was us against the world and I miss him so much that words don't do it justice," Morrison said. "Our whole future is gone, changed into something I don't want because my future was supposed to be with Kevin and that is so very hard to deal with."
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Geophysics was the branch of planetary sciences that studied the physics of a planet's atmosphere and geology. A scientist who studied geophysics was known as a geophysicist.
Udar's biological father, Miklos Karlovassi, was a geophysicist on Earth during the late 20th century. (ENT: "Cold Station 12")
According to T'Pol, when investigating new planets, Vulcan starships would follow a number of protocols, beginning with the launch of several automated probes to the surface to collect more detailed scans. If, based on the scan results, the planet was proven to be Minshara class, they would then conduct a geophysical survey of the planet from orbit before sending down a landing party. (ENT: "Strange New World")
USS Enterprise meteorologist Lieutenant Carl Jaeger had an extensive background in geophysics. During the Enterprise's encounter with Gothos in 2267, Jaeger performed a geophysical analysis of the planet's surface. His report found "no detectable soil or vegetation, extremely hot, toxic atmosphere swept by tornadic storms, continuous volcanic eruptions, deadly to any lifeforms such as we know it without oxygen and life support systems." Jaeger estimated that the survival time for an unprotected Human on the surface to be "not very long." Jaeger was later chosen by Spock to join the landing party because his "extensive geophysical knowledge may be crucial down there." (TOS: "The Squire of Gothos")
In 2367, an image of Tethys III with altered geophysical figures, taken from the USS Enterprise-D's library computer, was substituted by Data, in an attempt at subterfuge, to represent the image of a class M planet detected by a probe in a T-Tauri system located in the Ngame Nebula. (TNG: "Clues")
Eager to join a USS Voyager away team, shortly after his arrival aboard the ship in 2371, Neelix prepared for a week studying Starfleet procedures and protocols. His preparations included the studying of his Tricorder Operations Manual and being brought up-to-date, by B'Elanna Torres on dilithium geophysics. (VOY: "Phage")
By the 24th century, Federation starships had entire departments dedicated to Geophysics. When Voyager began running low on deuterium in 2374, Captain Kathryn Janeway requested that Harry Kim assist her in geophysics to see if they could synthesize a substitute fuel. (VOY: "Demon")
During the 1st Annual Voyager Science Fair, in 2376, Naomi Wildman created a model of Ktaris for her science project. Her model included several the geophysical and atmospheric conditions that she programmed into the model herself, including a wind and hail storm in the Arpasian Range. (VOY: "Child's Play")


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Morning Five: 07.18.12 EditionPosted by rtmsf on July 18th, 2012
- This offseason has been unique in the sense that a newly promulgated NCAA rule has allowed coaches and their players to have considerably more in-person interaction than in previous years. While students (including new freshman) are on campus attending summer school, coaches can provide two hours per week of instruction and training. It may not sound like much on its face, but 24 hours of focused practice when compared with zero is a substantial difference. CBSSports.com's Matt Norlander writes that without question, coaches around the country are 100% behind this new rule and are employing it to the best of their abilities. That is, except in the Ivy League. The wrinkle in the Ancient Eight is that Harvard and Princeton — academic titans though they are — do not offer summer school coursework. Without a level playing field among all eight schools, none of them can (or will) take advantage of the rule. And aside from that, summer courses cost money, a bit of a pinch for non-scholarship athletes. It's an interesting insight into just how different the priorities are from the rest of Division I basketball, even at a successful time when the league is placing competitive teams (Cornell, Princeton and Harvard) into the NCAA Tournament.
- While on the subject of summer basketball, one of the great things about unofficial team pick-up games is that it makes for tremendous message board fodder: "Ivan Renko dropped 45 on Anthony Davis in a half! He's going to be a first-team All-American!" You know how it goes. Players who are career bench-warmers or otherwise unfulfilled talents seemingly become hoops messiahs under the dim lights in the sweaty gyms of July and August. That isn't to say that there aren't clues to be found, though, especially in cases where players have never actually been seen in uniform before. One such storyline coming out of Kansas in the past week is that redshirt freshman Ben McLemore is drawing reasonable comparisons to former Jayhawk star Brandon Rush for his jaw-dropping athletic ability and shot-making prowess. Down on Tobacco Road, UNC's Leslie McDonald and PJ Hairston may not be getting such a lofty comparison from a former player, but they are receiving lessons in how to play the game from former Tar Heel superstar Rasheed Wallace. So there's that.
- While on the subject of the Heels, one of the slowly smoldering stories in the back rooms and dark alleys of the Internet this summer has related to the ongoing academic scandal involving a large number of football players at the school. Armed with the knowledge that some of UNC's basketball players took the same tainted courses as the football team, Pat Forde in a piece Tuesday mentioned that UNC has not been as forthcoming as some would like with the release of exculpatory information. He doesn't go as far as to make any accusations of wrongdoing other than to quote a history professor at UNC who remains skeptical, but it does bring up a question of transparency and whether UNC might be willing to throw football under the bus to save the basketball program.
- We've mentioned Jabari Parker quite a bit in the last week, as the Class of 2013 prospect made news for narrowing his list of schools down to a more manageable 10 suitors and his family's decision to let him rest for the remainder of the summer camp period. At least one school that you may have heard of on the recruiting trail — it starts with a K and ends with a Y — may, according to an unnamed head coach "who has been involved" with Parker's recruitment, be the clubhouse leader. Duke has been mentioned as Parker's leader numerous times by people supposedly in the know, and BYU has always been in the mix because of the LDS connection. All any prognosticator worth his salt can do at this point is await announcements as to where Parker will take his official visits and work backwards from there.
- A number of college basketball head coaches are in North Augusta, South Carolina, this week for the Nike Peach Jam, an elite prep basketball event featuring many of the nation's top uncommitted players. Local news station WJBF-TV interviewed a few of the attendees about the Penn State/Sandusky scandal, and at least Clemson's Brad Brownell, Minnesota's Tubby Smith, and Georgia Tech's Brian Gregory appear to be "using Penn State's mistakes as a lesson." For the sake of the next generation of America's overlooked children, let's hope so.


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Kotaku reader Catsy has spent the last three years (on and off) working on this behemoth of a tribute to the Halo universe, rendered entirely in LEGO.
It's a Halo Ringworld, and was shown off over the weekend at BrickCon 2012, where it won "Best Large Planetary Structure in the Space". Congrats, Catsy!
The outer ring of the structure is made out of eight individual segments that are 72 studs long, while the inner ring is held in place purely through tension.
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myhomespot necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 127 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
We are a property management co. in process of franchising our company. We currently have an office in Pensacola, FL & one in Atlanta, GA with others on the way soon across the country. We help people who own property, lease it out to renters and maintain the property for them. We help people find a place to rent. We manage Homeowner Associations (large subdivisions, condos & commercial complexes) We manage residential & commercial property. A part of our brand is high technology that is made simple to use & easy to understand appealing to the basic of web users. We want clients to be able to use our website to accomplish all aspects of the job. From reviewing & signing docs to seeing what homes are avail. or get access to their community. HELP! We will be competing with other nationally recognized Franchises such as C-21 and ERA so our site needs to be competitive.
Our employees are very educated, professional persons that are reliable, communicative & trustworthy. Our clients vary. Some are very educated, professional people who expect things to be done right now & be done accurately. We also deal with those who know very little about the web or how to use it.
Other attachments include .AI of logo & designs currently in play. We have several websites that we are looking to provide common theme.
This website is the landing page for the Brand & the MAIN Corp.site for many offices across the country. This site is intended to appeal to following users: Prospective & Current Tenant, Prospective Landlord & Current Landlord, HOA member & HOA community leadership, Vendors, Potential Employees & Franchise Owners. As the corporate website, we want to introduce our Brand structure & colors into the page. Prospective Tenants are looking for available housing using a home search widget from our management software & will want to "Apply for Rental" easily. Current tenants & landlords will use the same access point for a portal login so tenants can Pay Rent, Request Maintenance, Submit a Move Out Notice or Renew the Lease. Owners will be logging in to View Financial Statements, Approve Maintenance, Approve Bills for Payment, Request Site Inspection, View Documents and to find out "How Much is my Home Worth". Prospective Landlords will want to "Try Our Management Services FREE for 30 Days", "Get a FREE Rental Price Evaluation". HOA members need to easily find and select their community association website that we provide each community as a part of our service. HOA leaders can get a "Free Community Website" by completing a form as well view our comprehensive library of resources. Vendors will want to learn how to do business with our company and need to login to their portal.
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Please place"A Professional Management Company" on page. You can reference http://myhomespot.propertyware.com & our existing domain for content.
It is important that the webpage be very clean, modern & includes our brand color & structures while being easy to navigate .Output just needs to be a .PSD file.
Needs to be login area for tenants, owners, landlords. HOA clients need to be able to choose their HOA or search for it. Needs to be a payment area.
Make site about our Brand. Remember, this is going to be our Branding page for our Corp. Franchise yet incorp. ability for people to find their area of need easily. Several offices across US will count on this site to successfully navigate their clients to the right offices, pages & info they need. We want to incorporate video in the site to tell "Our Story".
We look forward to seeing your creative work. Many more pages will be needed once this home page is created.


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Rasulullah (saas) said: "A community within my Ummah will strive intellectually to elevate the truth until Doomsday, and 'ISA (AS), SON OF MARYAM, WILL DESCEND TO EARTH. WHEN THEIR LEADER [HAZRAT MAHDI (AS)] TELLS HIM "LEAD US IN THE SALAT" HE WILL SAY "NO" ... AND WILL BESTOW THE RANK OF IMAM ON THE "IMAM MAHDI."
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Esperanto gives you international contacts immediately. You can skype, tweet, write or email with people of almost any country. There is even a worldwide network of free accommodation for Esperanto speakers in almost 100 countries. This not only saves you money but allows you to visit places that most tourists don't get to see. Many international meetings that use Esperanto are held throughout the year around the world.
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innovativecode necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 16 diseños de 3 diseñadores freelance.
Cinx is a new website created by Harrison Publishing that will bring together their partners and customers to utlize their data warehouse and huge product inventory database for the contracting industry. The first project, of many to come, is geared towards establishing the site's identity and also its first sophisticated data mapping tool.
We need a clean, professional, easy to read and easy to navigate site design. In particular anyone with experience with information architecture and creating excellent workflow or wizard style screen layouts would be great. Many of these screens, and in particular the Flex tool being created for this site, will need to present, navigate and manipulate HUGE amounts of data. So, keeping it simple as much as possible will be key.
We are free to use the latest AJAX and Flex technologies to implement the best design. So, if you can envision something that would be a great style and in particular a great data navigation workflow; we can build it.
Here are key elements that must be designed:
- a header/logo and footer area have been created but you can submit designs for these elements as well.
- a tree component that will be created in Flex that must integrate the same styling as the rest of the site
- a drag and drop grid where 2 columns will be presented and elements can be dragged from one column and dropped on the other
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drados necesitaba un nuevo diseño de otro y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 116 diseños de 10 diseñadores freelance.
We are looking for a careers box to be designed on the home page of our website that is currently under construction. It would link to the Careers section of our website. The website is http://www.radoscompanies.com/steve…s/proofs2/
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This design would fill up and take the place of the grey box on the left hand side of the page:
The box that states "Leaders in building challenging and profitable construction projects in the western United States. Our Strengths: Pipelines, Bridges, Highways, Treatment Facilities"
- It must deal with Careers.
- Use your own discretion. What you think would go well to match the rest of the page. Other construction websites that have similar career boxes on their home pages are the following:
- http://www.barnard-inc.com (see the careers box on the right hand side)
- http://www.graniteconstruction.com (see the Career Search box in the middle of the page
- Feel free to divide the large grey box into two smaller boxes, one tolink to the careers section and one for something else if you have anidea of another way to utilize this space. At least half of the box if not the whole box should deal with careers.
- Maybe incorporate a drawing or picture of workers. Leaving the creativity up to you.
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Pyrat XO Rum is produced from nine different Caribbean rums that are blended and then aged up to 15 years in used American sweet oak barrels.
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I started my rum adventure here. It was great for a $25 bottle, however, I've since experienced much better rums. I got hints of citrus in this one and not a lot else. Very good for this price, but don't have too high of expectations. Probably wouldn't purchase again.
The Pyrat is kind of an intricate treat to enjoy. I opened the bottle, poured it in the tumbler and smelled it. What the....!? What's this tang? Is this alcohol fuel? Nonetheless I sipped it. Ohhhhh dear! How did the cleanser wind up in this awesome rum bottle!? So I left the tumbler alone, read the reviews and couldn't stop wondering about the extremely dissenting opinions. Some say it's god's gift to man, others say they wouldn't feed this dog's piss to their worst enemy.
I'm careful with 1 pointers as there's always the possibility of stumbling across the liquid spawn of hell, but I dead sure was ready to dish out my first 2 point review. On the other hand the very good reviews intrigued me enough to give it time and to let it breathe.
After 30 minutes: 2 out of 10. Very sharp smell, very one-dimensional taste.
After 1 hour: What's this? Is there actual taste under the layer of kerosene? We are getting somewhere: 5/10.
After 2 hours: BAMM! There it is! Cinnamon, vanilla, sherry and of course the dominant flavour of orange. The smell is godly, as is the taste that follows. Rich, mellow, well balanced. I could taste all the flavours I smelled before. This rum is really excellent, as long as you give it time to breath and evolve from terrible to bearable to impeccable. I sipped it as seen on the picture. Straight up, no ice, handwarm. For the price the Pyrat XO is a steal.
So many people like this one , so i have buyed it.
But i never had a disgusting like this one.
smell : Alcohol , synthetic Orange ,cleanser
No joke , my wife has a Cleanser - it´s the same smell as the Pyrat XO.
Sorry , I hate it.
discovered this on Anguilla in 2006 when I also developed a taste for ti punch and real daiquiri... (not those sickly sweetened frozen concoctions that ought to be served from a Mr. Softee!) once back in the states I discovered it could be found at warehouse store for just under $30! wow, this is a fine versatile rum, good enough to sip on the rock but mostly used in honest cocktails. yes, there's some orange flavor but nowhere as cloying as a flavored rum, just a dominant overtone. but that works for me. a damn nice rum for good all around drinking. (no way is this a 6. my 8 is intentionally a bit high just to move the average up a bit closer to the 7.5 I think it should be.)
Very very good taste, almost buttery on the tongue, but has a little bit of a bite to it. If it was a little smoother this could be my favorite.
Edit: After drinking this for awhile now it has become my favorite sipping rum. It has just such a good flavor and no after taste.
There's a reason why this so called rum comes in such a nice bottle and such nice box that looks like a book with all kinds of ribbons and stuff, because if it wasn't for that I don't think anyone would buy this crap. Awful taste. Not good at all in my opinion.
Fake orange flavor added to cheap, boozy low-end rum. The drink of choice for careless swillers. Drown it with mixers because you must, but don't pretend you're drinking fine rum. It's no better than orange-flavored vodka. Wretched stuff.
very smooth with a hint or vanilla and orange I like it better with diet coke
I hate to be insulting, because truthfully if it makes you happy, who am I to say it's bad. But to me, the false additive flavors of every Pyrat product insults the beauty and good name of Rum.
I am not sure how this rum is made, but it seems very forced. The aroma is artificial orange, the taste is very orange/chemical. There is some sweetness, maybe trying for some vanilla, but mostly orange followed by a light burn. Not a good sipping drink and I don't know what it would mix in without drowning out the flavors.
If you tend a bit towards the sweeter side, but reject things like Zaya or Ron Zacapa, Pyrat XO is for you. It's sweet, but only a bit. What's more striking are the strong vanilla and somewhat less intense orange flavors. Both make for an enjoyable sipping rum.
Love the bottle, the cork, and even the color, makes you feel like a pirate when you open it with your teeth. The problem with this rum is the orange flavor. Almost to much for me giving it a fake-ness that destroys the essence of rum. Trying mixed is no better. Maybe it's me but it tasted as though the orange was added after to try and give it more flavor. The bite is also another issue, not smooth at all, but at least the bottle looks cool...
Orange. It smells orange, taste orange... Very provocative and cocky. I can't say I enjoyed it as it was difficult to empty the glass, but it's kind of interesting still. I wouldn't buy a whole bottle, even for the shock value when having a rum loving friend over, but I'm glad I tasted it. Sadly I don't remember any other flavors then orange since this dominated both nose and palate.
Did I mention orange?
Not of my liking. For me it is just an awful spicy orange rum. Not very well balanced.
The orange taste is to predominant and artificial in my opinion, I was expecting much more from this one.
It beats the bottom shelf swill out there by a couple of points, but the money is better spent elsewhere. You're paying for the packaging.
This is rum made by a tequila company, and it comes out like cognac... I don't understand, and unfortunately don't enjoy it. This smells, tastes, and behaves almost exactly like Grand Marnier, but with less sugar and more alcohol bite. I'm alternating between 4 and 5 on this.
It has been said many times already. This tastes like orange. So much so, I simply cannot believe it wasn't artificially added afterwards. Seeing as it's rum we are talking about - and everything is allowed in the world of rum - that's not at all unthinkable. So, if you like Grand Marnier you'll like this rum, but you are probably better off drinking Grand Marnier.
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I liked this rum added a drop of water. Taste hony, orange a good sipping rum
This one is really nice and has some orange taste! Is really good on the rocks.
The Gentleman Stumbler blog has a really funny review of this rum. It's so ubiquitous I bought a bottle just to see for myself, and sorta regret it. Probably best with cola, but I don't drink cola, except maybe organic cola from Trader Joe's! But I appreciate the Hoti mystique, and the flash website is really cool.
This is my father favorite rum from my collection. Nice gold color, beautiful aroma, lovely finish..
This is my family's rum of choice for rum and cokes on pizza nights. Makes a great dark and stormy. Enough rum taste to shine through most mixes--good taste and smooth enough as a sipper or for a warmer upper during camping trips.
For me this is absolutely awfull.
Not well balanced at all. Too much orange and fake sugar for me.
This is pretty much syrup with Orange in my opinion. If you like A.H Riise you will probably enjoy this, but its not for me.
"Had wine not been the drink of choice 2,000 or so years ago, Jesus would have probably turned every drop of water on earth into Pyrat Rum XO Reserve"
"Pyrat XO rum review by Jimmy from The Drunken Pirate"
"it's like an orange Chuck Norris came through the joint, belted out a roundhouse kick to the face..."
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