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The lobby of the Ace Hotel is humming with life and it's only 5pm. The long, library-style table – commissioned for the space from Terence Conran's Benchmark – is crowded with people drinking Square Mile coffee and tapping away on Mac laptops. There is a photo booth in one corner. In another, is the place where guests can arrange to borrow custom-made fixie bikes.
The atmosphere is relaxed, cool and only mildly self-conscious. You wouldn't guess that only two months after its September opening, the founder of Ace Hotels, Alex Calderwood, died here.
The pall, if it exists, is light. Which is just as the Ace's management would presumably want it. This is the group's first outpost in Europe – the others are confined to the Americas: New York, Palm Springs, Seattle, Portland, LA and an offshoot in Panama City – and part of a long-planned series of new openings. The next looks likely to be in Pittsburgh. If this failed, it would bode ill for a burgeoning brand. But that seems unlikely. Why? Because it has that rare thing for a chain: an admirable sense of place. It fits the area, like a bespoke suit.
Shoreditch at night may now owe more in character to the buttoned-up City of London down the road, but by day the young creatives still dominate: and this place admirably caters to their wants. There is the chic, all-day modern British restaurant, Hoi Polloi, which is run by the guys from Bistrotheque and Shrimpy's – David Waddington and Pablo Flack; the basement club with its mid-twenties clientele and monster sound system (mercifully, you can't hear it upstairs); the gallery space for up-and-coming artists upstairs; the staff dressed in Doc Martens and bomber jackets.
It is hard to believe that until recently this was part of the Crowne Plaza chain. It feels hip and quite young, which makes it an attractive place to lay your head if you, too, are both those things; though with rooms priced at £200-plus a night, it's unlikely to be packed out with impecunious artists. The hipsters here are likely to be those with a touch of silver hair at the temples.
Shoreditch may no longer be at the bleeding edge of cool, but what it lacks in grittiness, it makes up for in shops and restaurants. The boutiques of Redchurch Street – Sunspel clothes, French fashion brand APC, Aesop cosmetics – are but a stroll from the porte- cochère; Pizza East and Shoreditch House are just around the corner. Mark Hix has a restaurant down the road and the Michelin-starred Angela Hartnett recently opened Merchants Tavern on nearby Charlotte Road.
The White Cube gallery is only five minutes' walk away – as, indeed, is the northern tip of the City of London. It is 10 minutes' walk from Liverpool Street station – with its regular Stansted airport link – and two minutes from Shoreditch High Street Overground. Old Street Tube is 15 minutes away. The location is enviable.
The 258 bedrooms are, after the triumph of the lobby (left), a surprise. Universal Design Studios were engaged with the brief to make the interior like "a friend's Shoreditch apartment" which in this case means APC quilts on the bed, large day beds and coffee tables (rather than a writing desk), plastic drawers containing Pot Noodles and Coca-Cola, and a large pencil sharpener affixed to the wall.
The larger rooms – Superior Deluxe Double, Superior Deluxe Double Double, and Suite – look swish (and bring to mind the nearby Town Hall Hotel in Bethnal Green, a temple to modish minimalism and simple design). But the Standard and Deluxe doubles can feel gloomy come the evening – a result, one supposes, of the grey shade of the walls; not even a "spirit-raising" quote painted across the grey can change that. The bathrooms seem rather spartan and small, too. The toiletries are bolted to the wall.
When refurbishing the old Crowne Plaza, it is clear that Ace Hotels decided – presumably for reasons of economy – to choose their battles. So, while the lobby has been remodelled and the restaurant completely redone, the corridors feel like the Crowne Plaza, with new carpet tiles.
Still, there is no doubting this place has a strong "look". And if you prefer your hotels design-led and tending to the functional, rather than the sumptuous, you'll feel right at home.
Ace Hotel, 100 Shoreditch High Street, London E1 6JQ (020 7613 9800; acehotel.com/london).
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Buried in the Sky: The Extraordinary Story of the Sherpa Climbers on K2's Deadliest Dayby Peter Zuckerman
When Edmund Hillary first conquered Mt. Everest, Sherpa Tenzing Norgay was at his side. Indeed, for as long as Westerners have been climbing the Himalaya, Sherpas have been the unsung heroes in the background. In August 2008, when eleven climbers lost their lives on K2, the world's most dangerous peak, two Sherpas survived. They had emerged from poverty and political turmoil to become two of the most skillful mountaineers on earth. Based on unprecedented access and interviews, Buried in the Sky reveals their astonishing story for the first time.
Peter Zuckerman and Amanda Padoan explore the intersecting lives of Chhiring Dorje Sherpa and Pasang Lahmu, following them from their villages high in the Himalaya to the slums of Kathmandu, across the glaciers of Pakistan to K2 Base Camp. When disaster strikes in the Death Zone, Chhiring finds Pasang stranded on an ice wall, without an axe, waiting to die. The rescue that follows has become the stuff of mountaineering legend.
At once a gripping, white-knuckled adventure and a rich exploration of Sherpa customs and culture, Buried in the Sky re-creates one of the most dramatic catastrophes in alpine history from a fascinating new perspective.
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Peter Zuckerman is one of the youngest journalists ever to have received the Livingston Award. He lives in Portland, Oregon.
Amanda Padoan writes for Explorersweb, a mountaineering news source. She lives in Los Angeles, California.
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One of the most comprehensive guides to the literature of climbing and exploration in the Himalaya, and surrounding areas, is the third edition of Yakushi's "Catalogue of the Himalayan Literature" (1994) with over 9,000 books listed. In this rich source it is quite surprising to find only very few books that deal with the perspective of the native or local climbers, the HAPs or, as they were being referred to in the colonialist days, the "coolies". The local climbers though, the Sherpa, the Balti and many more, do have an interesting story to tell. It is important they find a voice to speak for them and to tell their tale. Only a couple of these stories have found their way to the general public. Tenzing's autobiographies are important examples and probably the ones that are best known. "Servant of Sahibs" is the autobiography of Ghulam Rassul Galwan who, in the 1890's worked on a number of expeditions. An absolute rarity but a jewel of a book is "Mémoires d'un Sherpa" which tells the story of the life of Ang Tharkay. He was one of the most famous and important Sherpas and with Eric Shipton he was on eight of his expeditions. On the 1950 expedition to Annapurna he was sirdar, or "head of the porters" who are accompanying and supporting an expedition. To this small stack of books a new and important addition has seen the light of day. "Buried in the Sky" deals with the tragic events of the early days of August 2008 when 11 people lost their lives on the flanks of K2; that most beautiful, but equally dangerous and at times lethal, second highest summit on Earth. The book tells the tale from the perspective of the Sherpas who courageously risked everything to support the teams that hired them. They risked life and limb, displaying loyal acts of bravery and some of them indeed had to pay for this with their life. The way the story is presented in this book is objective, which is good. It's of no real use to be pointing with fingers to find the good and the bad guys. This tragedy - like so many others - is a thing of the past and those who could - and maybe should've done better - will have to worry and wail about this for years to come. It is a great credit to the authors that they give these courageous men a voice in a thoroughly researched and well written and gripping account. To try and measure yourself against a most worthy opponent as K2 is no child's play. To rise beyond the average in life and risk all to save a fellow climber is a thing that is only reserved for true heroes. This book is about a number of these brave characters. In this story full of tragedy and drama, the highest and lowest of emotions, the humanity of the people and the horror of death vie for first place. All the ingredients in this story make this book a highly entertaining read. The people involved truly come alive on the pages and for me it was impossible to put this book down so I read it in one go, cover to cover. As a reader, who exclusively prefers non-fiction mountaineering books, I've thoroughly enjoyed this read, even when it's dealing with serious matters and emotions, for it is a well balanced and excellent account. Any mountaineering library or bibliography that takes itself serious should have and list this book. It corrresponds with what a devoted and knowledgeable reader can expect to find only in the best of books. That's why I have no other choice and give this book my highest praise and the best recommendation imaginable.
Maybe not a total mountaineering book, but for anyone reading about this part of the mountaineering world it is almost a must read. Often forgotten, the sherpa's story is presented here in detail and with feeling. What goes on "behind the scenes" to make a expedition happen, and what has been going on for years with these people is put forth here with heartfelt stories and well researched detail. If you're going to this region or if you're going to read about mountain climbing here, you really ought to read this and consider a point of view that isn't often presented. Good read!
Absolutely great. Excellent writing, compelling story, good pictures, appropriate maps. A "page turner" of the best kind. Becomes more difficult to put down about a third of the way into the book. Includes scientific (e.g. pulmonary and cerebral edema, hypothermia, and what results to the body when caught in an avalanche, etc.), but that helps to educate the reader. A little hard to keep track of who's who, but wonderful coverage of the cultural and religious differences between the climbers. Descriptions of the climbers could not be better. All in all, I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for an adventure book. I felt like I was there.
All mountaineers (& mountaineering fans) realize that many of the greatest feats in alpinism would not have occurred without the work of the indigenous people of the Himalayas. Until recently, all but ignored by climbers and the press, "Buried" gives these men and women their due. The book lays out the various groups lumped together as "sherpas" and gives you an inside look at a major climb from the 'insider's" point of view. Nicely done.
Provides great back ground info of climbers.The detailed presentation of the events of this tragic K2 climb make this a can't put down read! It's obvious the authors did a great deal of one-on-one research.
While it may appeal to some readers much of the book focused on the region and background of the local/native climbers from childhood to how they landed the jobs as well as how they dealt with the aftermath. The actual days and events of the K2 climb was intense reading but was relatively short and book-ended by the before mentioned.
This.is one of the best books that I have read in a long time. I'm not a mountain climbing nut, but the story presented here, through the eyes of the people who lived it (or their loved ones) is absolutely gripping.
This is a remarkable adventure story. Recounting the background and detail of a dreadful mountaineering catastrophe, this book really is about decision-making and morality. It addresses how individuals on the knife-edge of disaster, when exhaustion and oxygen deprivation and fear have reduced them to bundles of elemental urges, behave. And it is about how cultural and moral imperatives frame those behaviors. For each trip of a well-funded team up K2, "sherpas" from several local cultures and nationalities had to climb the mountain no less than twice. They blazed the trails, set the ropes and toe holds, established the camps, and carried the equipment and sometimes the climbers. They took the the greatest risks for the least returns. They often did so without the full complement of oxygen bottles and accoutrements of their "bosses." Unlike the well-feted teams who spent tens of thousands and more, and reaped multiples of that in sponsorships, the sherpas were paid little for their efforts.efforts. Instead of gaining glamor and potential world fame, the sherpas risked alienating mountain gods and the wishes of family for their —not trivial challenges within their belief systems. They often were ignored or discounted by those they led and sometimes saved. They showed surpassing courage and dedication that, if not for Zuckerman and Padoan, would have been buried in the sky with the eleven dead climbers. Of the quality of the authors' research and interpretation it need only be said that one of the strongest reviews was by Wilco van Roojen , a Dutch climber who is not always treated kindly in the book. It is difficult to tell a morality tale without indulging in self-righteous judgment. The authors have told the story in a reportorial and crisp style that makes their message the more persuasive.
Great book very compelling just a slow start but its worth the read

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A photograph of fabric photographs. These polaroid blocks are my choice for the Love circle of do. Good Stitches this April. It's not my genius idea - it's Corey's of Little Miss Shabby. My friend Jacey is putting together a similar quilt...
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which I fell in love with. The Love circle makes quilts for children in need through Wrap Them in Love. What child could resist cute little fussy cut images? Plus, all that gray sashing will make for a quilt that's not easily stained.
I decided to pack as many polaroids as possible into my 12.5" block, with a layout like Corey's. The polaroids start as a 2.5" square fussy cut image. Then the top and sides are framed with thin, white pieces cut 1" wide and the bottom section is cut 1.5" wide. Last of all I added gray sashing of random widths on all four sides and squared up to 4.5" square with the polaroid tipped as I squared. The (9) 4.5" square blocks make up a 12.5" 9-block setting. Easy enough, but LOTS of seams.
If I were making another set, I'd probably cut the thin white sashing only 3/4" wide, cause I'd like it to be thinner.
The best part was choosing the fussy cut images! Actually, I totally struggled with that. Maybe most of my stash is more geometric than photographic? But, in the end I love what emerged. That goldfish-in-a-jar scrap is something I won long ago from Sew Katie Did. Then there are two gray Woodlands prints here, some green Meet the Gang clippings, old Tufted Tweets chairs, Laurie's new bunny, hopscotch, acorns... and it just goes on.
I used a variety of grays in hopes of creating some blocks that will merge well with random grays from others in my circle. The darkest gray you see here is Kona Charcoal. The medium tone is Kona Coal and the lightest gray I'm using is Kona Medium Gray. I bet some of my circle mates will use Kona Ash too, which is even lighter.
Coincidentally, Marmalade Fabrics has just introduced Monthly Gem Bundles of Kona based on birthstones. April is their first bundle and being "diamonds" has all of these grays, plus a few more neutrals. If you've wanted to build your solids stash, a 1/2 yard gem bundle each month might be a nice, gradual way of getting there. I reach for my solids near every week. But, yeah, I may be a Kona addict.
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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Former "Saturday Night Live" star Tracy Morgan has been released from a rehabilitation facility as he heals from serious injuries he suffered in a car crash that left a fellow comedian dead, his spokesman said Saturday.
Morgan will continue his recovery at home with an "aggressive outpatient program," spokesman Lewis Kay said.
The former "30 Rock" star suffered a broken leg and broken ribs when the limousine van he was riding in was hit from behind June 7 by a Wal-Mart truck on the New Jersey Turnpike.
The wreck killed 62-year-old comedian James McNair, who went by the name Jimmy Mack. Comedian Ardley Fuqua and another passenger, Jeffrey Millea, were injured.
On Thursday, lawyers for Morgan filed a lawsuit against Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in U.S. District Court in New Jersey, claiming the retailer was negligent when a driver of one of its tractor-trailers rammed into Morgan's limousine van.
The complaint claims the retail giant should have known that its driver had been awake for over 24 hours and that his commute of 700 miles from his home in Georgia to work in Delaware was "unreasonable." It also alleges the driver fell asleep at the wheel.
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Despite the drop in interest rates over the past two years, which left borrowers with more cash to repay debt, more than a million home-owners, perhaps 10 per cent of mortgage debtors, still owe more than their properties are worth.
Property prices are looking weak, and further falls in house prices will worsen the problem again. Even if interest rates stay at current levels, according to Rob Thomas at UBS Global Research and other experts, the proposed reductions in mortgage interest support for home owners who lose their jobs will cut property prices by a further 2 to 5 per cent and pull a further 500,000 into negative equity.
Provided they can continue to pay monthly mortgage payments, they will not be evicted, but owners with negative equity are unable to move, because they are unable to redeem their existing mortgages.
Some lenders, such as the Nationwide Building Society and Lloyds Bank, do have special negative equity schemes for customers with good track records who want to move house. But so far, fewer than 5,000 home owners have been able to take advantage of them.
If the situation continues, more and more of these unhappy owners will lose hope and simply hand in the keys rather than wait for eviction. In the meantime they are a dead weight on the housing market, and that affects the whole economy.
A 10-15 per cent recovery in property prices would probably solve the problem, but it is looking less and less likely for the forseeable future. Until now the Government has been unwilling to intervene, and lenders have by and large avoided unorthodox solutions on the grounds that it might involve throwing good money after bad.
Many borrowers in negative equity blame the lenders for leading them into debt and abandoning them. Two of our readers speak for thousands of others. Ashok Ahir of Hounslow believes that, with or without government encouragement, lenders have a moral duty to help borrowers who find themselves saddled with negative equity, and should offer them opportunities to take advantage of discount mortgages to start reducing their debts.
If such help were also extended to borrowers in arrears and the half- million households having mortgage payments met by income support - and they could take advantage of the competitive offers - the cost of providing income support could be halved from the present pounds 1.2bn a year, Mr Ahir claims.
Peter Stallard, a retired insurance broker in Stamford in Lincolnshire, takes a more robust view of the problem. He also believes lenders were grossly negligent in pushing mortgage loans in the 1980s. He suggests: "Home owners with negative equity should club together to find a good lawyer to obtain legal aid and institute a class action for negligence against mortgage lenders."
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Tory backbenchers led by David Shaw, MP for Dover, are now asking the Chancellor, Kenneth Clarke, to increase tax relief to all owners with negative equity to the standard rate of tax, at an estimated cost of pounds 700m a year to the taxpayer. Borrowers would then be expected to hand the subsidy over to reduce their mortgage debts.
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Chow Gai Laan (Jade Green Broccoli)
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Adapted from a Chinese cookbook by Jim Lee that was published around 1970. This is one of my all-time favorite cookbooks; I was introduced to it by friends who were Chinese students I knew at University of Virginia. The gai laan which the Chinese eat is not actually broccoli, but broccoli is a good substitute which works well in America, where most of us don't have access to gai laan.
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- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons light soy sauce
- 1⁄4 cup oil
- 1⁄8 teaspoon salt (optional)
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 lbs broccoli, rinsed and sliced
- 2 tablespoons sherry wine or 2 tablespoons rice wine
- Mix together sugar through soy sauce plus 1/2 cup water and put aside.
- Heat oil in a skillet or wok over medium heat and add the garlic.
- When garlic is golden brown, add the broccoli.
- Turn the heat up and stir-fry 2 minutes.
- Add sherry, cover quickly and cook 2 minutes.
- Lift cover& add the soy sauce mixture.
- When sauce thickens, remove and serve.
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Loved the flavor !!! Only thing I did different was to use rice vinegar instead of rice wine. Turned out great. I served this with Sesame Chicken recipe #44321. I will be making this again. Thank you.
I made this using frozen broccoli and it went well with #45809. I also didn't have any wine, so I just omitted it. We all liked it- I liked how simple it was to make too!
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Unfortunately in Microsoft Exchange 2010 and therefore Office 365 you are unable to send from any email address other than your primary email address, even if you can receive email from multiple email addresses. If you try to send from another email address attached to your account you will get the following error:
You can't send a message on behalf of this user unless you have permission to do so. Please make sure you're sending on behalf of the correct sender, or request the necessary permission. If the problem continues, please contact your helpdesk.
There are two ways around this. One is to setup a fake POP3 connection in Outlook. This is kind of messy and only works from Outlook.
The other option is to set up a new distribution list with the email address you want to send and receive from.
Firstly, create a new Distribution List in the Microsoft Office Portal by clicking the Distribution Groups link in the Admin section of the portal. For this example we will be using the email address firstname.lastname@example.com
You can see that I have given it the name newsletter and added myself as an owner. By default, new Distribution Lists will only accept emails from other people inside your organisation. You can change this by double clicking the newly created Distribution List in the Exchange Control Panel and changing the delivery management options
Now that we have set up this new distribution list we can send a test email to email@example.com from my Gmail account and it is received in my Office 365 mailbox.
Finally, we have to give my user account send as rights to this new distribution list. This has to be done by using Powershell to connect to Office 365.
Once you are connected to Office 365, you need to run the following Powershell cmdlet. Obviously, you will need to substitute the email addresses for your own.
Add-RecipientPermission email@example.com -AccessRights SendAs -Trustee email@example.com
You will be asked to confirm your command, and then shown a summary of the permissions which were set.
PS C:\> Add-RecipientPermission firstname.lastname@example.com -AccessRights SendAs -Trustee email@example.com
Are you sure you want to perform this action?
Adding recipient permission 'SendAs' for user or group 'firstname.lastname@example.com' on recipient 'firstname.lastname@example.com'.
[Y] Yes [A] Yes to All [N] No [L] No to All [?] Help (default is "Y"): y
Identity Trustee AccessControlType AccessRights Inherited
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Cogmotive Newsletter alan Allow {SendAs} False
Now that this is set up, you need to wait 15-30 minutes for this all to replicate.
After that, you can open up Outlook or Outlook Web Access and use the email@example.com address as your From address.
To show the From field in Outlook 2010, create a new email message click the Options button at the top followed by the From button.
You should then see the From field in your new email message.
Click this From button and select the Other Email Address option.
The important thing here is to make sure you select the distribution list from the Address Book, don't just type the email address in.
You can do the same thing in Outlook Web Access by creating a new email, clicking the Options button at the top and then ticking the Show From button.
Here you have it, an email from your firstname.lastname@example.com address!
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Thank you. This was very helpful!
That was novel but the fact you can't type the address or select the distribution email address from the dropdown "from list" thereafter reduces the viability of real world use.
Please take a look at my script, it gives permissions to sendas the distribution group for each user in the group. This is easier to maintain once every group is made, just add the user to the group and he got all permissions.
Hey Alan,
Would you happen to know what commands I can use to see who has SendAs rights on a Distribution Group?
I see a major problem with this approach though:
1. I send a mail to my friend and select a different e-mail address to "send as"
2. They receive and reply to my mail.
3. I reply to their reply. But my default e-mail domain will be used – so I have to re-select the correct "send-as"
4. I have to do step 3 every time for every response I may make in that thread. If I forget, my default e-mail address will be used instead.
Am I right?
Thanks a lot, crystal clear !
This solution is perfect and totally solved the issue of sending emails from any email address other than my primary email address. I have several domains connected to my Office365 account, and using your method I can now send mail from each domain name. A totally brilliant solution. Well done and thank you.
This article is exactly what I was looking for. The Microsoft forums are something of a mess on this issue. Thank you!
Is there anyway to set the alias as the default Send As?
You can try to use an Outlook addin named SetFrom to set tha alias as default From: address.
S Patterson,
There is no traditional way to set a Distribution List's alias as the default Send As address. There is however a nasty workaround and would work on both Desktop & Mobile. You simply leverage the POP3 method mentioned above and just choose to use that account when drafting an email. The unfortunate piece of this puzzle are a few drawbacks you have to be careful of and that includes making sure the POP3 settings are setup correct or you'll download all of your mail and mark them for deletion on the server. It's really messy and involves a bit of overhead managing this sort of solution for the request you've made. Unfortunately there is no change for this in Outlook/Exchange 2013. I certainly wish this was supported, however several things would have to be updated first and it probably just doesn't meet the "Bug Bar" in retrospect to all of the other functionality/feature requests out there.
Is there a way to give ALL USERS the 'send as' permission for a particular distribution group?
Thanks, Alan. That works and is easy.
This works and I can send emails from my email address that I created with the distribution group, but how do I make that my DEFAULT email address?
Is there an answer to this question? This is what I am looking for.
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Thanks for this post. I have a number of domains in Office 365 and being able to reply as some of my aliases is extremely beneficial.
what the heck microsoft.. regretting switching from google apps now..
There exists a cloud service named "ChooseFrom 365" that allows Office 365 users to send a message with any of their own SMTP addresses as the From address.
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I'm wondering if something has changed that has boogered my distribution groups, hopefully someone can confirm it because it's very much along the lines of what's described in this post.
We have an internal DG called "firstname.lastname@example.com" that only people inside the organization can, and should, be allowed to send email to. Our normal policy has been that everyone's account is firstname.lastname@example.com is our login usernames, but if they wanted, we could make firstname.lastname@example.com their "primary" email address.
Recently something in Office365 changed where now if you change what the primary email address is, it also changes the login, too.
This seems to have spilled over to the DG too, as users who have made firstname.lastname@example.com their primary email address cannot send email to the DG anymore, either. The rejection email they get is "The group staff only accepts messages from people in its organization or on its allowed senders list, and your email address isn't on the list." But there doesn't seem to be any way to make it so that it doesn't matter what email address the message to the DG comes from, so long as it's associated with a user it ought to go through.
I could just make the DG open to everyone, but I'd rather not if I can avoid it.
Wait, I have tech support from AppRiver – that's why I buy my Office365 through them! (it's been so trouble free for so long that I totally forgot about it!) 🙂
Their initial look indicates that the user who sent the email was not authenticated. User in question reports they used their personal MacBook to send the email, and I know they have several email accounts grouped together into a unified inbox. So it could be they actually sent the message from the wrong the account. Will check when he comes into the office tomorrow.
Thank You!
This is no longer the case
look at this
Doesn't seem to work for other domain than your primairy domain. Or am I missing something ?


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smartphone makes calls with no log of call
In the past month I have been receiving numerous calls daily from people in my area code who claim that I have just called them and they are returning my call. I don't use my phone much, but it is very obvious that I did not place the call either on purpose or inadvertently, and there is no log of the call being placed from my call log. I called att and they sent me to samsung who sent me back to the carrier--probably both thinking I'm crazy. I went to an att store and they gave me a new sim card. I did a complete refresh, but no luck. Next they say to go to best buy where they can refresh the bios or flash. Some of the blogs are talking about third party apps sending info, but I had the phone in safe mode, and I continued to get calls--some people acted pissed that I called and didn't admit to calling them! Is it Ashton Kuchter tried to jack me or what? Let me know if anyone is having similar experiences--I can't imagine what someone would be trying to sell me unless it's a new phone...tia Tom
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Re: smartphone makes calls with no log of call
I read this a while ago and still can't help you.
If someone played a prank and stuck your number on a board somewhere, people wouldn't say you just rang them.
If people are calling you by replying to your number appearing in the call log, they are not misdialling. Are they? Personally if it was that persistent, I would get the network to keep my number for me on a cheap cellphone, but change my main number to a new one and go to the trouble of gradually informing every one of the changed number.
There are help agencies for nuisance calls, but they're not!
Can someone clone your number? Maybe.
I think the onus is on the network to fix it, and your callbacks to give you and them info, eg their call logs versus your call logs. A screenshot from them would do. Ask the patient ones for their help. Just a thought.
(By jove, I think that's brilliant!)
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Not sure what to say, Madd54, but I personally would be a little paranoid giving my screenshot of call logs to a complete stranger who 'seemingly' just called me and said he didn't...I'll give it a shot on the next 'phantom' call and see what happens. Thanks for your response--at least it gives me something more to consider...and think about.
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Naw. They could wipe over personal information before saving the screenshot, but then they would have to use a disposable email to send it to you etc.
I can't see the carrier or callers being very helpful. It was a brief exercise in logic. I was brilliant for about four seconds.
Have a read of this other post today.
@Rubkat usually knows his stuff. You can ask there.
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Madd54, thanks again, and I appreciated your brilliance--even if it was for only 4 seconds. )
I was actually thinking of persuading someone to swipe their phone and text it to me, but not sure if I could talk someone through removing all the other call log entries...
The other post from Rubkat was very helpful because I was curious when I did reverse phone lookups on some of my calls that they went to different carriers...so whoever is doing this has got a way to spoof the number that they use. I getting pretty convinced that someone has got issues and I may need to resort to your original last resort as much as I hate to change it...Funny thing is, since I've blocked my phone I haven't received these calls in about a week. That may have solved it enough to make it simply a nuisance versus a real problem.
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Update 15/1/2014 just went live!
What follows is a joint post by my colleague Feng Yikang and myself
Designing the LibGuides home page
One of the main questions that vexed us was, what should the LibGuides homepage do? What purpose should it serve that distinguished it from the library home page?
Most academic libraries use the LibGuides home as a landing page to list all their libraries' subject guides and topic guides. That is certainly one option.
Our LibGuides homepage could be the logical place to add such links.
What about search? Bento style ?Of course browsing is all very well, but we know a lot of people will just search. Handling LibGuides search is probably an issue that has always causes me some amount of headache.
As a sidenote, the same keyword search in LibGuides v2, does yield results, it seems likely in LibGuides v2, there isn't strict AND boolean going on. I am not sure if this is a good idea, since the user may not be aware this is happening and be disappointed at totally irrelevant guides appearing.
Such searches would be yield reasonable hits if you did them in a Web Scale discovery system like Summon, but not in a LibGuides search.
Many users might even click on the topmost "Real estate" link and hunt for the Realis link on the home of the real estate guide, not realising it is in the databases page.
So what was the solution?
How do they work together?
Broad Implementation
For those interested in the details of setting, here is the report from my collegue Yikang.
The really difficult part was setting up the proxy server page as coding the proxy server page from scratch would be time-consuming, because it was foreign territory to me. Fortunately Virginia Tech University Library shared some sample php files at http://libx.lib.vt.edu/services/summon/ which I could refer to. I used the files, together with some HTTP_Request php files downloaded from PEAR
at http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Request/.
Next, I had to do some Javascript programming to design the Bento search layout results. Aside from
the layout, the Javascript interprets the various search API results for each compartment (LibGuides,
Summon, LibFAQ) and incorporates it into the search results page, in a presentable form. Javascript
was used to add the "see more" buttons. Each "see more" button opens a popup window showing
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If there's one jazz ensemble on the British scene that wows you with sheer technical brilliance, it's surely this one. Drummer Asaf Sirkis can anything from a slinky Latin beat to pure abstract sound-patterns of seething energy, all tinged with his own special kind of elegance. Bassist Tom Mason's amazing agile fingerwork and ability to match the music's every twist and turn was especially astonishing, as he was standing in at very little notice for an indisposed Sam Burgess.
But it's the Trio's pianist and leader John Law who's most intimidatingly impressive. This is a man whose restless intelligence always seems two steps ahead of his fingers. He'll put something into the piano's innards to make them jangle, decide against it, and push in a cloth to muffle the strings instead, all the while sustaining a complicated pattern with the other hand. The body language mirrors his seething mental activity. In lyrical moments Law sways as his hands reach and stab for the most telling dissonance, in fast ones his arms rebound in the air from a struck chord and describe a half-circle, like a follow-through in tennis. The phrase 'furious concentration' has rarely seemed so apt.
This is absorbing in one way, but it has its drawbacks. Law hammers his ideas home rather relentlessly, particularly where they involve some showily impressive pianism, like the 2-against-3 rhythms of his own piece Ghost in the Oak. It may be his obsession with his own thought-processes that makes Law less than insightful into other people's material. The lovely Joseph Kosma song Autumn Leaves was charmless, and Never Let Me Go was weird. If there's one song in the Great American Song-book which touches a real depth of anguish it's surely this one, but in Law's hands it became weightless and indifferent.
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Catherine Brekus is Professor of Religions in America and the History of Christianity in the Divinity School of the University of Chicago, where she is also associate faculty in the History Department. Brekus' work is centered on American religious history, especially the religious history of women, focusing on the evangelical Protestant tradition.[1] Starting July 1, 2014 she joined the faculty at Harvard Divinity School as the Charles Warren Professor of the History of Religion in America.[2]
Brekus' works have included a history of female preaching in America, entitled Strangers and Pilgrims: Female Preaching in America, 1740 – 1845 (1998) and a history of early evangelicalism based on a woman's diaries, entitled Sarah Osborn's World: The Rise of Evangelicalism in Early America (2013). She has also edited volumes on The Religious History of American Women: Reimagining the Past (2007) and, with W. Clark Gilpin, American Christianities: A History of Dominance and Diversity (2011).[3] She has been involved in efforts to reprise women's role within American religious history, organizing the first conference on the topic in America in 2003.[4]
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Westminster Outlook Kevan Jones was one very unhappy Labour MP last Saturday. The shadow armed forces minister had just read our scoop that the US engineering giants Bechtel and CH2M Hill had won the critically important contracts to manage vast chunks of Defence Equipment & Support (DE&S). This is the Ministry of Defence agency that has a £14bn budget to buy all the military's kit, from surveillance systems to submarine-hunting helicopters.
The MoD press team has clearly been told to keep quiet about Bechtel and CH2M Hill winning these "managed service provider" roles, issuing nothing bar a banal formal comment saying that any deals won't be signed and sealed for another month.
Keeping schtum, though, is a rather futile exercise given that the department leaks like a sieve. "The world and his wife knows," chuckled one industry insider.
Detailed negotiations are now under way that will ultimately see California's Bechtel oversee project delivery for contracts related to the Navy and RAF. The Denver-based CH2M Hill will look after the Army and joint-command projects, although the exact nature of both companies' roles is yet to be fully defined.
What had Mr Jones spitting feathers was that we also revealed that these American giants will inevitably fill much of their teams, estimated at up to 200 people in total, with expats as they don't have enough suitably skilled staff within their British divisions. The companies will have to fly over experts from the US at a potential cost to the taxpayer, industry experts calculated, of an additional £5m. This figure includes expenses such as travel and accommodation.
Mr Jones immediately took to Twitter, harrumphing that the two companies were involved in last year's chaotic attempts to outsource the whole of DE&S to the private sector (CH2M Hill pulled out, so the plans collapsed due to lack of competition). He then called on the Public Accounts Committee to look into these contract awards – and it's not like the chairwoman, Margaret Hodge, needs much encouragement to launch an investigation into government contracts.
Well, Mr Jones if that made your blood boil, look away now: some revised industry estimates put that additional cost as high as £10m. Notably, this larger sum allows for the much-criticised "tax equalisation", under which expats pay income tax at the US rate, which is far lower than the UK one.
There is form for this: National Audit Office figures last year showed that Nuclear Management Partners (NMP), the US-led consortium that runs the £70bn clean-up of the Sellafield nuclear site in Cumbria, avoided paying £775,000 of income tax over several years.
The local MP, Labour's Jamie Reed, moaned that this was "completely amoral".
However, it is also completely legal. From an individual's point of view, they would be right to question why they should be taxed more heavily when they are crossing the ocean to bring desperately needed expertise to another country.
It is also important to note the caveat that the estimates are just that – clever, expert calculations but not facts – at the moment. Also, expat costs are likely to be reduced over the course of the contracts as more, sufficiently skilled British staff are identified and hired.
What's more, the MoD had little choice but to pick US companies. All but one of the other bidders were from the US, including the company behind the Sellafield consortium, URS.
Britain's sole representative was WS Atkins, based in Surrey, and the FTSE 250 constituent was always going to struggle against the financial muscle of its transatlantic rivals. The UK will at least be represented in a separate deal to overhaul DE&S's human resources, with PwC thought to have edged out its Big Four accountancy peer Deloitte and the management consultant Accenture.
But none of this means that those additional expat costs can be ignored; they will certainly run into the millions per year. Given that the MoD has stated that the combined contracts will be worth between £200m and £400m, those expats are likely to account for 1.25 per cent to 5 per cent of the overall cost in the first year alone, depending on which estimate is closer to the truth.
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Banana Pecan Cake
|Whole wheat pastry flour
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Ground pecans
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|Baking soda
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Maple syrup
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Canola oil
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|2 Teaspoon
|2 Large, mashed
1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees C.
2. Grease a sponge cake tin.
3. In a bowl, mix all the dry ingredients together. Keep it aside.
4. In an electric mixer, break eggs, maple syrup and oil until it becomes thick and creamy.
5. Add vanilla and mashed bananas. Mix it well.
6. In a bowl, take the dry ingredients. Beat it well until it moistens.
7. In a greased sponge cake tin, pour the batter. Bake it for 30-45 minutes. To check whether the cake is done, insert knife into the center of the cake, if it comes out clean it is done. If not bake it again for 5-10 minutes. Another way to check if cake is done is when the batter leaves the side of the pan.
8. Turn off oven. Open the door of the oven slightly and let the cake cool for 15 minutes in the oven itself. Then, remove the pan and let the cake cool on the rack.
9. Once the cake cools completely, remove from pan and invert into a serving dish.
10. Frost cake with an all-fruit jam or carob frosting and your Banana Pecan Cake is ready to serve.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1037 Calories from Fat 602
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 69 g106.9%
Saturated Fat 6.3 g31.7%
Trans Fat 0.1 g
Cholesterol 141 mg47%
Sodium 604.4 mg25.2%
Total Carbohydrates 99 g33.2%
Dietary Fiber 13.3 g53%
Sugars 49.8 g
Protein 13 g25.1%
Vitamin A 5.6% Vitamin C 20.2%
Calcium 14.2% Iron 21.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet