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- 02-12-2013, 03:10 PM Thread Author #1
BES10 and Groupwise
I can't seem to find any real info on this though I think I know what the answer will be.
Currently we are using an older BES 4 server with Groupwise 8. I've been asked by upper management to look into upgrading to BES10 since they want there shiny new Z10s as soon as possible. I haven't been able to find much info regarding an upgrade path or if BES10 is even capable of integrating with Groupwise. Could someone shed some light in this for me? - 02-12-2013, 03:14 PM #2
Interesting you should ask. My shop is in the process of doing this right now.
The good news: yes, BES10 works with GroupWise. There's a connector that basically translates GW into ActiveSync, and BES10 just manages the relationship between your mobile units and that connector as if it were an Exchange server.
The bad news: I do believe you'll have to upgrade to the current version of GroupWise server in order to be able to connect.
"Max Power doesn't 'cuddle'! You strap yourself in and feel the Gs!" - 02-12-2013, 07:28 PM #3
I was actually just talking with someone at Novell about this today as well. If you are running on OES, there will also be an update early summer that will add additional LDAP support for BES 10 on OES. And once the BrainShare sessions from last week are available on the web, look for PRT161, as that session had a lot of info re BES 10 and GroupWise.
Danita - 02-13-2013, 07:32 AM Thread Author #4
Excellent, thanks for the info.
Kris - 02-13-2013, 10:55 AM #5
That BrainShare 2013 session
Details are at https://www.brainshareslc.com/2013/c...ESSION_ID=2800
PDF is at https://www.brainshareslc.com/2013/c...E47/PRT161.pdf - 02-13-2013, 12:43 PM #6
Actually you need Active Directory to add users to the BES 10 Server.
We also use OES2 and OES11 with GroupWise 2012.
We are going to upgrade our BES 4.1.7 to the latest BES 5 (BES 4.x isnt supportet with GW 2012) for our older BB devices and we will
install also a BES 10 Server for BB 10 devices.
We will install on the BES 10 Server an Active Directory until Edirectory or LDAP is supported. - 02-18-2013, 07:06 AM #7
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You know when Chuck Todd is upset, the Obama administration has crossed some sort of line…
In the aftermath of public revelations that the Obama Justice Department snooped on scores of AP journalists and accused Fox News reporter James Rosen of criminal acts for seeking out statements from a State Department official, there is a lot of much-needed talk about the so-called "chilling effect," especially in the context of the unprecedented number of whistleblowers prosecuted under the 1917 Espionage Act under the Obama administration.
The President's aggressive tactics in keeping government activity in air-tight secrecy, "creates a serious climate of fear in which investigative journalists are finding it increasingly difficult to do their job — informing citizens about the secret actions of political leaders — because everyone involved in that process is petrified of government persecution," writes Glenn Greenwald at The New York Times. "As The New Yorker's Jane Mayer put it in a New Republic article detailing the harm done to journalism: 'It's a huge impediment to reporting, and so chilling isn't quite strong enough, it's more like freezing the whole process into a standstill.'"
One aspect of this that hasn't been widely articulated is this Rumsfeldian notion that, in this climate of fear where informative leaks and off-the-record statements are increasingly rare, the American people don't even know what we don't know. That is, there could be plenty of national security policies that have a significant or even mostly covert nature to them, but we can't even determine with much confidence which policies those are.
But if I were to speculate, one of the most likely of these cases is the U.S. approach to Syria.
Enter Harvard professor of international relations Stephen Walt and his latest post at ForeignPolicy.com. He writes that he "wonder[s] whether U.S. involvement in that conflict isn't more substantial than I have previously thought," and speculates on what the U.S. is "REALLY doing in Syria."
Consistent with its buck-passing instincts, Barack Obama's administration does not want to play a visible role in the conflict. This is partly because Americans are rightly tired of trying to govern war-torn countries, but also because America isn't very popular in the region and anyone who gets too close to the United States might actually lose popular support. So no boots on the ground, no "no-fly zones," and no big, highly visible shipments of U.S. arms. Instead, Washington can use Qatar and Saudi Arabia as its middlemen, roles they are all too happy to play for their own reasons.
Since taking office, Obama has shown a marked preference for covert actions that don't cost too much and don't attract much publicity, combined with energetic efforts to prosecute leakers. So an energetic covert effort in Syria would be consistent with past practice. Although there have been news reports that the CIA is involved in vetting and/or advising some opposition groups, we still don't know just how deeply involved the U.S. government is. (There has been a bit of speculation in the blogosphere that the attack on Benghazi involved "blowback" from the Syrian conflict, but I haven't seen any hard evidence to support this idea.)
In this scenario, the Obama administration may secretly welcome the repeated demands for direct U.S. involvement made by war hawks like Sen. John McCain. Rejecting the hawks' demands for airstrikes, "no-fly zones," or overt military aid makes it look like U.S. involvement is actually much smaller than it really is.
Indeed, as I wrote in these spaces almost a year ago:
…my own view is that the Obama administration probably has an expansive covert policy on Syria in place. Micah Zenko, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, agrees that "Covert ops [are] ongoing." This is one of the most secretive administrations in recent memory and the situation in Syria is extraordinarily sensitive and precarious. The notion that Obama is holding off in the clandestine realm of policy is not really credible. Again, [the Syrian conflict] has all the reasons for not intervening attached to it, but if it's done in secret, the administration can avoid taking responsibility for its actions.
Publicly, Obama has opposed no-fly zones, opposed directly arming the rebels, opposed boots on the ground, etc. Covertly, (although it has been reported in the press, I would guess as a deliberate and authorized leak) the CIA has been facilitating the delivery of arms to rebels through Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
But what else don't we know? It's difficult to write about because we just don't know what we don't know thanks to the chilling effect Obama's unprecedented secrecy has had on the press.
There is a tangled proxy war going on in Syria with enormous stakes. In other areas of foreign policy that are even less consequential than the fight in Syria, the record of the Obama administration has been to make it all secret and insulate themselves from any accountability for costs and failures. It's hardly far-fetched to suspect a similar scenario with respect to Syria.
"I don't know what the level of U.S. involvement in the Syrian civil war really is," Walt writes. "But that's what troubles me: I don't like not knowing what my government is doing…"
Unfortunately, that's exactly how Obama likes it.
President Obama is scheduled to give a speech tomorrow at the National Defense University on national security and counterterrorism policy. Many are eagerly awaiting an unprecedented moment of candor, expecting the president at least to clarify certain 'ambiguities' (read: utter lack of transparency) on the legal and moral approach to his war on terror.
While the president may mention the drone war, I predict he will fail to address the most hard-hitting questions about its (il)legality.
There is a reason the Obama administration has kept the drone war secret, and it's not about protecting sources and methods. The real reason is to shield the White House from accountability for crimes committed.
This was articulated rather well by U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon in deciding on a lawsuit brought against the Obama administration by The New York Times for not disclosing more information about the drone war.
"I can find no way around the thicket of laws and precedents that effectively allow the executive branch of our government to proclaim as perfectly lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our Constitution and laws while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret," McMahon said.
In Senate testimony last month, Rosa Brooks, Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center, reiterated a similar criticism, arguing that "When a government claims for itself the unreviewable power to kill anyone, anywhere on earth, at any time, based on secret criteria and secret information discussed in a secret process by largely unnamed individuals, it undermines the rule of law."
More specifically, the most glaring breach of law the Obama administration has committed in its drone war is to unilaterally redefine the legal standards that justify the use of force. The Justice Department's leaked memo on targeted killings showed that Obama has altered the meaning of the word "imminence" – a prerequisite for the use of force by a state.
The memo refers to what it calls a "broader concept of imminence" than what has traditionally been required, insisting actual intelligence of an ongoing or imminent plot against the U.S. is simply not a standard the administration chooses to impose on itself (as if it were up to their discretion).
"The condition that an operational leader present an 'imminent' threat of violent attack against the United States does not require the United States to have clear evidence that a specific attack on U.S. persons and interests will take place in the immediate future," the memo states, contradicting conventional international law.
There are other aspects of the drone war that clash with international law. A new report out this week by the International Crisis Group calls on the Obama administration to "Demonstrate respect for the international humanitarian law principles," by "halting reported signature strikes that target groups of men based on behavior patterns that may be associated with terrorist activity rather than known identities; and ending the reported practice of counting all military-aged men in a strike zone as combatants unless sufficient evidence proves them innocent posthumously."
And finally, the foundation upon which the drone war rests is the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF), which empowered the president "to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001."
But the administration's case for the drone war is that it targets "al-Qaeda and its associated forces." In other words, any individual or group that a couple of high-level officials secretly determine fits that expansive description, including U.S. citizens and Islamist groups that did not even exist at the time of the 9/11 attacks.
In Senate hearings last week, top Pentagon lawyer Robert Taylor kept using the words "associated forces" to justify the legality of the drone war under the 2001 AUMF. Until Senator Angus King of Maine told him those words never appear in the text of the AUMF.
"You guys have invented this term, associated forces, that's nowhere in this document," King said. "It's the justification for everything, and it renders the war powers of Congress null and void."
On all of the above points, the administration has barely a legal leg to stand on. To expect Obama to substantively address them is to expect him to highlight his own criminality.
The historic conviction of former Guatemalan dictator Efrain Rios Montt of genocide and crimes against humanity was annulled late last night by the country's high court.
The three-to-two ruling by a panel of constitutional judges annuls everything that has happened in the trial since 19 April, when Gen Rios Montt was briefly left without a defence lawyer.
The defence team had walked out of the court on the previous day in protest at what they called "illegal proceedings".
…According to the constitutional court ruling, the guilty verdict and the 80-year sentence handed down by Judge Jazmin Barrios on 10 May are therefore now void.
Human rights group Amnesty International said it was a "devastating blow for the victims of the serious human rights violations committed during the conflict".
Montt's lawyers had walked out in protest, called for the dismissal of the judges, tried to delay the proceedings, etc. It seems like their tactics to stall were effective, if belatedly.
See more on the trial and conviction here.
Update: Prior to this news, The New York Times hosted a debate on just how culpable the Reagan administration was in the war crimes in Guatemala. Here's Greg Grandin's take:
…even before [Reagan's] 1980 election, two retired generals, who played prominent roles in Reagan's campaign, reportedly traveled to Central America and told Guatemalan officials that "Mr. Reagan recognizes that a good deal of dirty work has to be done."
Once in office, Reagan, continued to supply munitions and training to the Guatemalan army, despite a ban on military aid imposed by the Carter administration (existing contracts were exempt from the ban). And economic aid continued to flow, increasing to $104 million in 1986, from $11 million in 1980, nearly all of it going to the rural western highlands, where the Mayan victims of the genocide lived.
This aid helped the Guatemalan military implement a key part of its counterinsurgency campaign: following the massacres, soldiers herded survivors into "model villages," detention camps really, where they used food and other material supplied by the U.S. Agency for International Development to establish control.
And Reagan was consistent in his moral backing for Guatemala's genocidaires. On Dec. 5, 1982, for instance, he met with Rios Montt in Honduras and said he was "a man of great integrity" and "totally dedicated to democracy."
Just 10 days before this meeting, one declassified U.S. document reveals that the State Department had been informed of a "well-founded allegation of a large-scale killing of Indian men, women and children in a remote area by the Guatemalan army."
Other declassified documents reveal that the White House was less concerned with the massacres than with their effectiveness, or with countering the bad publicitystemming from reports of the atrocities.
The day after Reagan's endorsement, Guatemalan soldiers arrived at a village called Dos Erres and started killing. The slaughter went on for three days and by the time it was over at least 162 people, including many children, were dead.
From Frank Brodhead's Iran War Weekly:
After almost a year of no progress in negotiations between "the West" and Iran about Iran's nuclear program, last week's meetings in Istanbul confirmed that there would be, indeed, no progress until at least after Iran's presidential election, which will take place on June 14th. Whatever the outcome of the election, it is likely that the post-election resumption of talks (if any) will take place in an international landscape greatly altered by the fighting in Syria.
First, Iran's election. As detailed in some good/useful readings linked below, there are a great many "unknowns" and "too soon to tells" regarding the election, including who will be allowed to run and how the several "camps" will (or will not) consolidate around a single candidate. The last-minute entry of former president Rafsanjani into the race has raised a storm of questions in the Iran-expert blogosphere about the stance and political strength (or weakness) of Supreme Leader Khamenei. And the entry of current president Ahmadinejad's protégé now raises questions about whether he will survive Tuesday's "cut" by the Guardian Council, and if so, what then, and if not, what will Ahmadinejad do? A dominant motif of analysts is the likelihood of "surprise."
The short-term fate of Syria may be determined this week by a slew of meetings that will address the US-Russian proposal for an international peace conference, now dubbed "Geneva II." A useful guide to this week's meetings (Kerry in Jordan, the EU on resuming arms to the rebels, the Syrian National Council, etc.) can be read here.


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A North Carolina developer who bought the Kennebec Arsenal complex in Augusta in 2007 and has let the property degrade could face legal action by the state. Alan Henry, director of special projects at the Bureau of General Services, said the state is planning to discuss the issue with the Office of the Attorney General, and that it could take developer Tom Niemann to court.
Niemann has failed to develop the property and let it fall into disrepair, according to MaineToday Media. The state in April gave him 45 days to find another developer to take over the project, which he failed to do. The buildings date back to 1828 and are designated as National Historic Landmarks. According to Henry, other developers have stepped forward to express interest in the property.
Niemann bought the state-owned property for $1 and planned to turn the property into housing, restaurants and stores. He blamed the poor economy for his lack of progress. He received a tax break from the city, which rebates 100% of the property taxes for 10 years, but only if the property is redeveloped.
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2) Has a mastery over a ablilty that is considered good. 3) Skuxness- A natural aura that only those who are well known to have 4) Can be used as a insult 5) A prettyboy who overdresses for the occasion. 6) Is a pro in the affairs of people. 1)You know, he was being a Skux to all the ladies.
2)...Is a Skux on the guitar. 3)Man when i'll be walking into a room the music will go quiet, and everybody will be feeling my skuxness. 4)(Embarrising Moment) Hey bro your a Skux. 5) We had our flad gears when this fella over here came all skux with his gears. 6)He's a Skux bro, he has all the hook-ups. |
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can depend, eg: definition in north island high schools is " a good looking or cool person esp male", where as in some remote places of the South Island of New Zealand it can mean "shit" North island: " man Tama is so skux, i love his hair.. and stuff"
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A word meaning 'playa' or 'ladies man' that originated out of Rongotai College, Wellington somewhere around 1999/2000. Word has it that All Black Ma'a Nonu was the ORIGINAL skux. Friend: "U still rooting Sarah bro?"
Player: "Yeah bro, and her mate Jess as well" Friend: "wattttttt a skux!" Friend: "Who were all those girls I saw u with on Sat night?" Ladies' Man: "Just some bitches I'm trying 2 get in to" Friend: "Ohhhhhhh, skux" Tookey: "There's Ma'a bro" Paul: "Yeah bro he's a skux" |
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A word used to describe someone who gets all the chicks (Often sarcasm). Overused as fuck, was cool in like 2005 now just annoying. A common reply is "nar you bro". Example 1:
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A person that is attractive or is known as to get women very easily. (Man, sole, u look skux)
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A guy who is the man with all the ladies, can also mean pretty boy. Or someone who always does themselver up in styly clothes and heaps of hair product. "did you hear about mark last night with whats'her name?"
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The Chinese electrical car and battery maker BYD is the most exciting company in today's economy according to Harvard professor Warren McFarlan, but business grads will be hard pressed to find a job there.
BYD (Bi Ya Di or Build Your Dreams) is a pillar of the Chinese manufacturing scene. Last fall, its CEO Wang Chuan-fu turned down Warren Buffet's offer to buy 25 per cent of the firm. He later agreed to sell Buffet a ten per cent stake for $230 million, which Buffet saw as a "good sign".
Wang started BYD in February 1995 as a small battery supplier in Shenzhen, a free enterprise zone in southern China. Today the company makes 65% of the world's nickel-cadmium batteries and has130,000 employees in eleven factories worldwide, producing cellphone handsets for popular models including Motorola's RAZR and the iPhone. Its revenues have more than quadrupled in the past five years.
In an interview with Fortune magazine in April, Wang claimed that the firm's "human resources advantage" is the most important part of its strategy. According to Wang, BYD has thrived through the downturn because it can use China's abundant, low-cost, tech-savvy skilled workers. In a move down the technological ladder, Wang has cut production costs by replacing expensive Japanese robots with Chinese migrant workers, monitored against strict quality control standards.
And it seems that low-cost Chinese workers beat blue sky-thinking business graduates. After three days of calling the company's human resources division at its headquarters in Shenzhen, BusinessBecause reached someone who was willing to talk a little (but did not want to be named).
Asked about the relevance of business degrees to the company's needs he said that since most positions are technical rather than managerial, MBA graduates are rarely considered. One of BYD's core values is to be "practical", he emphasized. Instead of looking for highly educated people, the company puts its employees through rigorous internal training in engineering, management and languages.
Employees live in BYD-sponsored apartments, eat in BYD canteens, send their kids to BYD kindergarten, elementary and middle schools, and join in organized entertainment activities.
Seems an MBA's best shot at working for the world's most exciting company could be teaching English at the BYD Staff Academy.
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Titel | Annual Report 2009 |
Corp. auteur | DCA-VET - Dutch Committee for Afghanistan - Veterinary Programmes |
Jaar | 2009 |
Uitgever | DCA-VET |
Plaats | Lelystad [etc.] |
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Organisatie | DCA-VET - Dutch Committee for Afghanistan - Veterinary Programmes |
Onderwerp | Agriculture and Rural Development |
Trefwoorden | agriculture, animal production, health, health services, sustainable development |
Regio | Southwest Asia |
Land | Afghanistan |
Samenvatting | This is the annual report of DCA-VET for 2009. The main objective of DCA-VET is to protect and improve the health of existing livestock and to increase livestock production in Afghanistan. To realise the objective, DCA-VET has developed programmes to: train paraveterinarians (paravets) and basic veterinary workers (BVWs); establish district-based veterinary field units (VFUs) throughout Afghanistan; provide for veterinary equipment, medicines and vaccines; support the sustainable delivery of animal health services at community level; support activities that enhance livestock production; support the integration of public and private veterinary services; and enhance the range of services the VFUs can offer to their clients as well as their earning capacity. |
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Categorie | General |
Soort document | Jaarverslag |
Opmerkingen | Contrib.: R. Briscoe, N. Durani, A. Emmerzaal, R. Heuckeroth, A. Qader Fakhri, E. Gerstner, M. Munsterman, B. Schreuder, B. Weijers, J. de Wolff, Z. Ahmadzai. Layout and ed.: M. Munsterman, R. Heuckeroth |
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Fox Sports 1 has made another big-name hire. Retired tennis player Andy Roddick will join the network as a co-host of Fox Sports Live. Roddick joins ESPN's Charissa Thompson as well as TSN SportsCentre anchors Jay Onrait and Dan O'Toole as the key figures announced thus far for Fox Sports 1's daily news and highlights show.
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Dr. Charles R. Young of Northbrook was Glencoe Dist. 35 superintendent of schools from 1968-1988 and partner of the Glenview-based Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates, Ltd. | File photo
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When Mary Otis and her brother Chris Young, both of Northbrook, gather at Thanksgiving to break bread with family, they'll say a special prayer for their father, Dr. Charles R. Young.
The Glencoe District 35 superintendent of schools (1968-1988) died Sunday.
He was 83.
"It's (Thanksgiving) going to be surreal," said Young, assistant superintendent for finance and operations for Glenview/Northbrook School District 30. "We're going to miss him greatly."
"But we're going to be together as a family," said Otis. "Even though he is not here, gathering together as a family is going to have more meaning than ever."
Their father, who loved spending Christmas with his children and seven grandchildren, preferred a traditional Thanksgiving.
"I think he liked the turkey and stuffing probably," said Young.
Dr. Charles Young, a Northbrook resident of 10 years (formerly of Glencoe since 1968) died in hospice at Glenview Midwest Palliative Care in The Glen.
His wife Marion resides in Northbrook. The couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary this past June 29.
"I can say for grandchildren, he was involved in day one in his grandchildren," said his daughter. "They were in constant contact. He came to games. He supported them in everything they did."
Born in Chester, Ill. on May 27, 1929, Young was a Chester High School Class of 1945 graduate who earned his secondary school degree when he was 16.
He earned a football scholarship to the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville where he earned a bachelors degree under his wide receiver belt. He earned his master's and Ed.D. degrees both from the University of Missouri.
In 1950, he was an assistant football coach for Southeast Missouri State.
He became a U.S. Air Force captain (1952-54) serving under General Curtis LeMay at Ellsworth Air Force Base in Box Elder, S.D.
"He told me the two high points in his life were marrying my mom and serving under LeMay in very high level, top-secret work, defending the country (in what) was perceived to be a possible attack by the Russians," said his son.
Dr. Young began his teaching career in 1950 at Carrollton (Ill.) High School. He served in administrative roles in Ladue, Missouri and became superintendent of schools in East Lansing, Michigan until 1968.
After serving as Glencoe Schools superintendent, he was an associate for 25 years with Dr. Bill Attea, former Glenview District 34 superintendent who was also a partner in Glenview-based Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates, Ltd.
"He was a great guy," said Attea. "I'm really going to miss him, I really am.
"He was a great educator, he was a leader in opening doors for people and he was a strong supporter of people regardless of their background. He was considered to be fair and trustworthy by all who met him."
Young once ranked among the nation's top 100 educators of small school systems by a jury representing the Executive Educator, an education trade publication.
An avid golfer, who loved the public courses in Glencoe and Northbrook, Young made the cover of the Glencoe News, swinging a golf club in 1996.
If words could sum up her father, Otis offered a passage he kept in his home office.
"To commit minds to inquiry, hearts to compassion, and lives to service of mankind …"
Young was father-in-law to Nancy Young and Dave Otis. His grandchildren are twins Caitlin and Erin Young, 22, Justin Holleb, 21, Connor Holleb, 19, Chris Otis, 22, Carly Otis, 20, and Juliana Otis, 17, all of Northbrook. He was an uncle to Bruce and Craig Witbart.
A member of the Lutheran Church of the Ascension (Northfield) since 1968, he was diagnosed with amyloidosis and spoke of his condition in a letter dated Oct. 20, 2006.
"From the outset of my encounter with this dreadful illness, I have been comforted in the certainty that whatever happened would be part of God's good and perfect plan for me," he wrote. "In the years that have been given me, no joy surpasses that of being a part of the lives of seven dynamic teenagers who call me grandpa."
Services are private. A local memorial service to celebrate his life is being planned.
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Two Home Invasions In One Lansdale Block
The first one happened shortly before 11:00am Friday, October 19, when a 23-year-old man told police he was awakened from his sleep when he heard someone prying a door open with a crowbar.
He said two men showed a handgun and asked him questions about someone he did not know. They left with several electronic items.
The second one happened around 10:20 Monday morning, when a 24-year-old woman told police two men broke in, threatened her with a gun and took several electronic items after asking questions about a man who lived there.
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Most mammalian cells transport glucose through a family of membrane proteins known as glucose transporters (Glut or SLC2A family / solute carrier family 2). Molecular cloning of these glucose transporters has identified a family of closely related genes. Individual members of this family have identical predicted secondary structures with 12 transmembrane domains. Both N and C-termini are predicted to be cytoplasmic. There is a large extracellular domain between TM1-TM2 and a cytoplasmic domain between TM6-TM7. Most differences in sequence homology exist within the four hydrophilic domains that may play a role in tissue-specific targeting.
Glut isoforms differ in their tissue expression, substrate specificity and kinetic characteristics.
GLUT1 mediates glucose transport into red cells, and throughout the blood brain barrier. It is ubiquitously expressed and transports glucose in most cells.
GLUT2 provides glucose to the liver and pancreatic cells.
GLUT3 is the main transporter in neurons.
GLUT4 is primarily expressed in muscle and adipose tissue and regulated by insulin.
GLUT5 transports fructose in intestine and testis.
GLUT6 name was previously assigned to a pseudoegene. Now Glut-9 has been renamed as Glut-6 (human 507 aa; ~45% identity with Glut-8). It is highly expressed in brain, spleen, and leukocytes.
GLUT7, expressed in liver and other gluconeogenic tissues, mediates glucose flux across endoplasmic reticulum membrane.
Most recently, GLUT8 (mouse/rat/human 477 aa, ~30% identity with Glut-1) has been cloned and characterized. High levels are found in adult testis and placenta.
Human GLUT9 (540 aa; chromosome 4p15.3-p16) is approx 45% identical with Glut-5, and 38% with Glut-1. It is expressed in kidney, followed by liver. Glut-9 is also detected in placenta, lung, blood leukocytes, heart, and skeletal muscle.
Human GLUT10 (541 aa, chromosome 20q13.1; ~30-35% homology with Glut-3 and Glut-8) has been identified as a candidate gene for NIDDM susceptibility. It is widely expressed with highest levels in liver and pancreas.
GLUT11 (496 aa, chromosome 22q11.2; ~41% identity with Glut-5) is expressed in heart and skeletal muscle. Recently, a few novel members of Glut family have been identified.
GLUT12 (human 617 aa; 29% identity with Glut-4 and 40% with Glut-10). It is expressed in skeletal muscle, adipose tissue, and small intestine.
GLUT13 or H+ myo-inositol transporter (HMIT, rat 618 aa; human 629 aa; ~36% identity with Glut-8). It is predominantly expressed in brain.
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Fig.1: Cat.-No. AP07454PU-N GLUT10 antibody staining of Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded Human Kidney.
Fig.2: Cat.-No. BP508 GLUT4 antibody staining of Paraffin Embedded Human Heart, demonstrating labelling of cardiac myocytes.
Fig.3: Cat.-No. AP15583PU-N GLUT3 antibody staining of Human Placenta.
Available antibody panel to Glut 1-13
Glucose Transporter 1 antibody (Glut1 antibody / Glut-1 antibody), Glucose Transporter 2 (Glut2 / Glut-2 ), Glucose Transporter 3 (Glut3 / Glut-3 ), Glucose Transporter 4 (Glut4 / Glut-4 ), Glucose Transporter 5 (Glut5 / Glut-5 ), Glucose Transporter 6 (Glut6 / Glut-6 ), Glucose Transporter 7 (Glut7 / Glut-7 ), Glucose Transporter 8 (Glut8 / Glut-8 ), Glucose Transporter 9 (Glut9 / Glut-9 ), Glucose Transporter 10 (Glut10 / Glut-10 ), Glucose Transporter 11 (Glut11 / Glut-11 ), Glucose Transporter 12 (Glut12 / Glut-12 ), Glucose Transporter 13 (Glut13 / Glut-13 )
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Feathers and fringe are so nice! Give me sequins and studs as well, and I am the happiest person alive.
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Blue Ridge Helicopters
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After liftoff at Gwinnett County Airport, pilots guide Robinson R44 helicopters toward one of state's largest lakes or above city landmarks
Jason Michael Paul Productions 2012
- Cumberland
Four-movement symphony weaves together melodic themes from Zelda games, accompanied by a dramatic multimedia presentation
Supreme Golf
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Golfers gain discounts at 14 area courses, a golf-ball stencil, and a one-year subscription to Golf Digest magazine
Brunswick Bowling
- Multiple Locations
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
Earth Paint and Fire
- Woodstock
Paint an ice cream bowl during a party or make a coaster, trivet, plate, bowl, or pendant during a class
Escalade Rock Climbing Gym
- Kennesaw
Students learn the basics of controlling the silks in an introductory class and further their abilities in 1- or 2-hour practice sessions
Blue Mark Studios
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Couples pause between brushstrokes to sample a buffet and sip on red or white wine
Biplane Rides Over Atlanta
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Pilots lift passengers in bright biplanes to glimpse bird's-eye views of downtown Atlanta or Stone Mountain during 20-minute flights
Better Baseball
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Batting cages help swingers fine-tune their stance in a baseball emporium stocked with balls, bats, cages, and equipment for all levels
Adventures Unlimited
- Ocoee
Beginner and experienced rafters navigate Class III and IV rapids in 14 ft., self-bailing rafts
Divas In Defense
- Atlanta
Self-defense classes build mental and physical strength to ward off attacks
The Funky Paintbrush
- Woodstock
All materials included; students craft 16"x20" paintings while sipping on brought-from-home beer or wine
Hot Wheels Skate Center Atlanta
- Northeast Cobb
Skaters of all ages roll past bright murals and disco lights in recently coated roller rink equipped with concession-stand fare
Marietta Museum of History
- Downtown Marietta
Four galleries filled with artifacts team up with rotating exhibits and aviation wing to honor history of Marietta and Cobb Counties
Chattanooga Double Decker
- Downtown Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Choo Choo, the Tennessee River, and Underground Chattanooga are highlights on this fun and historical tour
The Georgia Trail
- Suwanee-Duluth
Players loop 9-hole, executive course twice over for 18-hole round, which features 10 par 3s and 8 par 4s spread across water-laden terrain
Imagine That! And Future Tech
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Preschoolers to middle schoolers learn about science, technology, engineering, math, and art in five-day camps
Rocky Top Guides
- Lookout Mountain
AMGA-certified instructors equip climbers with rented gear and teach techniques during custom climbing trips across Lookout Mountain
Let's Roll Skate 'n Fun Center
- Cumming
Hardwood rink at a 14,000-square-foot family-fun center with game room and snack area
Skywater Georgia Wine Hiking
- Norcross
Scenic hike challenges hikers before leading into a wine tasting at one of three vineyards
Strong Tower Pilates Studio
- Woodstock
Instructors tailor classes to each guest's fitness level or limitations during Pilates Sculpt, yoga, and Cardio Sculpt
The Sewing Studio Atlanta
- Chamblee
Skilled instructors explain sewing basics for each student's machine
All American Skating Center Atlanta
- Stone Mountain
Skate wheels spin atop glossy rink to funk, hip-hop, and gospel during open skates and theme nights
Edwin Watts Golf Academy Dallas
- Buckhead Village
Putting- and swing-analysis sessions use JC Video and Tomi technology to capture techniques so instructors can diagnose poor tendencies
Seo's Martial Arts Education Center
Tae kwon do master leads students of all levels through fitness-geared boxing or kickboxing classes
Janke Studios
- Atlanta
Glass blower Matt Janke helps students aged 13+ make wine stopper and stemless goblet in a day or learn the basics of the craft over 5 weeks
Atlanta Rocks!
- Atlanta
Supervised climbing session allows novices to tackle tough faces with help, and two-hour introductory classes teach fundamental safely
American Flyers
- Chamblee
Students learn piloting skills on flight-simulation equipment before hopping in the cockpit for an hour of hands-on flying
Stars and Strikes
- Multiple Locations
Foster friendly competition on bowling lanes with optional bumpers, inside bumper cars, or in the arcade packed with classic and new games.
Beads by Design
- Marietta
Small groups learn how to work with a torch to make and decorate colorful glass beads
Urban Currents
- Atlanta
6-mile kayak trip lets customers cruise down the Chattahoochee River at their own pace during a trek that lasts between 2 and 4.5 hours
BounceU Atlanta
- Kennesaw
Pressurized air erects a palace of inflatables such as slides, obstacle courses, and a giant boxing ring complete with blow-up gloves
The Swing Factory
- Woodstock
PGA professional teaching staff dispense short game tips in a putting studio & drive techniques from Bermuda-grass tees
Ember Yoga
- Woodstock
Sultry temps & 40% humidity pervade 4400-sq.-ft. studio's hot chamber as yogis strike room-temp asanas in zen stained-wood room
Sparkles Family Fun Center Smyrna
- Smyrna
Pairs of partiers whiz around the glossy rink as popular music thumps and tinted lights dye the space pink and green
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For nearly seven decades, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has bridged musical gaps with an extensive catalog of Grammy-winning recordings that include symphonies, operas, and gospel and classical choral works. Once helmed by the chorale superstar Robert Shaw, the orchestra has produced six Grammy-winning releases in its 12 years under current director Robert Spano. Its allied institution, the Atlanta School of Composers provides training, support, and ear massages for hardworking contemporary artists.
MatzoBall has been helping single Jewish people (age 21–49) matchmake, babymake, and network for 23 years at its annual parties in 11 cities. Its sponsor, the Society of Young Jewish Professionals (SYJP), has sparked more than 1,000 marriages, thousands of friendships, and even a few bar mitzvahs. This year's Atlanta event will take place at Halo, a cavernous 3,000-square-foot lounge that can comfortably accommodate the entire ATL diaspora and then some.
It didn't take long for the Atlanta Dream to establish themselves as one of the WNBA's premier organizations. The team played their first game in 2008. The Dream made their first playoff appearance a year later and captured back-to-back conference titles in the following seasons. In establishing that winning tradition, the Dream also instituted a fast-paced style of play that consistently lands them at or near the top of league in scoring and breaking the sound barrier. Of course, it doesn't hurt to feature some of the world's top players, a fact backed up when two Dream players were invited to represent their home countries in London last summer.
The community-focused Theatre in the Square fetes playhouse enthusiasts with riveting tales from classic, modern, and local scribes. Bursting onto the 225-seat MainStage is The Little Foxes, a familial yarn about trickery surrounding a husband's fortune. Recommended for ages 14 and up, the story brims with deceit, humor, and the complicated trappings of family life, especially for siblings that have trouble sharing stage props. Meanwhile, Circle Mirror Transformation examines the inner workings of acting class participants as they delve into their created characters while excavating the artifacts of their own personality. An off-Broadway hit, the play provides theater-goers with an amusing peek into the intricately convoluted minds of scene crafters.
The history of today's Atlanta Braves traces back to 1876 in Boston, where the team played as the Red Stockings. In the more than 100 years since, the club lived like a nomadic tribe, claiming two World Series titles in separate cities before finally landing in Atlanta in 1966. There, they found reason to settle down, winning an unprecedented 14 consecutive division titles, as well as another World Series in 1995. Throughout the years, many of baseball's all-time greats have donned the Braves uniform, including Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, and Cy Young. Opened in 1997, Turner Field serves as the club's home turf, relaying the action on a 29'x38' BravesVision video board as a 27' neon tomahawk menaces visiting players and vegetables alike.


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Hillsdale Waterfowl Report
Waterfowl numbers |
500+ Canada Geese using the area. Season ends on February 10th. |
Water level |
Current elevation is 913.26 which is over 3.5 feet low. Over 50% frozen. see Corps daily Reservoir information pool is 917.0 |
Mallard Migration Rank |
Current Rank:10 This is a subjective ranking of mallard migration and ranges from 0 (early migration) to 10 (peak migration). |
Hunting conditions |
Reservoir is 3 + feet below conservation pool. With drought conditions the last two years chances for water being pumped in marshes is looking slim to none. All marshes are mostly dry with small pools of water in Brown marsh and the Mentor Novice Wetland. Will be looking at some repairs on wetlands to get ready for a more average rainfall year. Water level is so low that finding good cover on main reservoir could also be a challenge without a layout boat or blind. A New manager for Hillsdale WA has been hired. If you have any questions please call 913.783.4507 |
Expected hunting success |
Please review this years new hunting regulations on migratory birds; http://www.kdwpt.state.ks.us/news/Hunting/Hunting-Regulations/Migratory-Birds Some hunters were having some success on Sunday afternoon on main reservoir with front bringing in some new birds. Refuge closes to all hunting on October 1st through January 15th. Refuge is now open to hunting. |
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Notice: Note that waterfowl numbers may vary from one day to the next due to natural movement in and out of the area. See Hillsdale Wildlife Area web page for the Hillsdale brochure or click on maps for detailed aerial maps of wetland areas (Hillsdale Map), click on the wetland symbols. Water levels=(Corps daily Reservoir information). New : The Big Bull Wetland, or "last wetland" built (east of Spooncreek rd on 223rd st.), is for Mentors and Novice Hunters. A Mentor hunter (21 years and older) must be accompanied by at least one Novice hunter. A novice is a youth under 16 or a person who has not possessed a hunting license in the last 3 years. Both may hunt (during regular seasons). Area is reserved for Mentor, Youth, and Novice hunters for all hunting activities. |


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Protests are taking place nationwide against a new "bedroom tax" that will cut benefits to people with a spare room.
Under the Government's welfare reforms, those deemed to have a spare bedroom in their council or housing association home will have their housing benefit claims reduced by £40 to £80.
Campaigners gathering on Saturday in more than 50 towns across the UK say the move targets the most vulnerable in society.
It is expected to affect 660,000 people when it comes into effect next month.
The protest's national organiser, Dr Eoin Clarke, said: "This is a cruel policy that primarily hits single parents, and the adult disabled.
"Even children deemed disabled but not 'severely' so, are affected. "Carers, the terminally ill, battered wives and husbands are all affected.
"Soldiers living in single accommodation or indeed foster parents with more than one foster child are hit, despite the Government's talk of a U-turn.
"There are times in history when people must stand together in defence of common decency - that time has come."
According to the National Housing Federation (NHF) those affected also include separated parents who share care of their children and couples who use a spare bedroom when recovering from an illness or operation.