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I don't need some physiatrist to tell me that im fucked up.
I don't need some physiatrist to tell me that im fucked up.
Regardless of what I post I don't condone any illegal graffiti, although I stayed at a holiday inn once.
Yes I understand that, but sometimes there's shit going on in your brain and it's not your fault that your fucked up and wanna understand why yedig?
People are so all about self healing these days...don't get me wrong I was so stubborn. It took a near death experience to get me to the therapist. And it took the mindset that I could help myself to get me to that near death experience...
Most people make that mistake and it ends up too late for help...
Therapists are like mental secretaries. they sort your biznass into seperate piles and help you do your work.
get help. It Helps.
I'd only do therapy if Robin Williams is my therapist.
Regardless of what I post I don't condone any illegal graffiti, although I stayed at a holiday inn once.
i can relate to the paranoid thoughts thing alot, im very paranoid, however ill tell you something that is true when i thought i was possesd, lying awake in bed at 12:00 at night lights out after watching a disturbing beating video on youtube, i couldnt get to sleep i swear i saw a demon appear right in front of me that looked like the beating victim, shortley after i vividly saw a large image of a face of one of the atttackers appear right in fron of me in color and consistency of a cloud, that shit was scary.
Well, Idk man. Its a struggle.
I've been talking to someone religious lately..which i FUCKING hate.
I hate christianity so much.
this is the shittiest most confusing time evar.
Idk, my anxiety comes and goes whenever it wants..but Im thinking some pretty twisted stuff. I wish I could explain...
So many loop holes...but I'm needed for something..i havent figured it out.
or am i nuts.
.now im pissed.
dont worry its all my fault
i started therapy again. its helping a bit, but this is a harder shell to crack for sure...
I cant even look at how I explain myself without wanting to smash the fuck out of my computer.
Ive been thinking that maybe I should take somethinggggg....but the drugs they suggest are too much.
I mean, i hate even taking advil.
Why do I want a drug to stop my thought process and turn me into a zombie
plus it makes you gain weight, and i am a woman. So fuck that.
Stupid medicines...
Thats the icing on the cake right there
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i feel you man, just dont believe in christianity if you dont like it i guess, dont get too pissed, you shoud draw out your thoughts thatd be sick
I do draw them...do you want to see?! Thats like, how I cope. I draw what I see inside...do you want to see?! Maybe you can relate...if you feel anything like me...
post em up man for sure,
just a few thoughts
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From the pictures i gather, you feel like you are controlled by something, and you feel rather alone and mental, and that your dying from it? Correct?
oh yes. you should see...its insane how many sketch books i keep drawing these hands in. I filled a bunch.
If you rip the image apart more, and go deeper, there are so many more messages...
but you have to read a lot of weird shit to understand them..or know about it atleast.
Don't be hatin on christianity. There is nothing wrong with the religion itself, it's just some of the people who practice it and media manipulation.
Regardless of what I post I don't condone any illegal graffiti, although I stayed at a holiday inn once.
Well, I hate it haha. I can't help it. It ruined so much of my life.
But I don't hate on Christians, everyone has their right to practice whatever they want.
And I respect that its a choice for other people..
So if youre a Christrian, Right on!
But I choose to practice other things.
Freshmen year..this painting was intense at the time...
some crazy emotions...
I got in trouble during this painting, because I refused to stop painting when the period ended.
Eventually I was forced to move to the guidance office..where I wouldn't stop painting still.
I even threatened the teachers to not touch the painting or else. lol.
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loki are you getting help man cuase i think you need it
if u want to kill yourself go paint a heavens spot....if u don't die u won't think of suicide again cuz the adrenaline will last forever
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That's just silly. ^
Regardless of what I post I don't condone any illegal graffiti, although I stayed at a holiday inn once.
I dont believe in suicide I see it as a cowards way out. and think about it Hitler killed himself you want to be put in the same boat as him (metaphorically) i say If your feeling deppressed or schizophrenic do what I did and do PCP and shoot at the cops because
death is not an option its a consequence

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Mercedes-Benz made a clean break with its recent past for the 2015 redesign, more closely linked to the S-Class. Sharp corners and blunted details are mostly history, supplanted by the current slippery shape.
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Tornados add four to 2012 volleyball rosterNovember 18, 2011
Moore, Ford, Cameron and Conner commit to playing at BC next season
Brevard, N.C. - Volleyball Coach Brenda Skeffington, in conjunction with the Brevard College Athletic Department, is pleased to announce Taylor Moore, Sarah Ford, Camille Cameron and Karey Conner have committed to come to Brevard College and play for the Tornados in the 2012 volleyball season.
Moore, a 5-7 defensive specialist, comes to Brevard from Mills River, N.C. and West Henderson High School where she played under Coach Tiffany Lawrence. While with Falcons, Moore was a two-time All-Conference and All-Area player, earning honors in both her junior and senior seasons. Moore recorded 861 digs, 332 kills and 96 service aces over her final two seasons with West Henderson. Off the courts, she was a member of the 2010 A/B Honor Roll. She is the daughter of Rick and Beverly Moore.
"Taylor Moore is one of the hardest working athletes that I have seen in a long time," said Skeffington. "I had a chance to see her train before practices and serve baskets of volleyballs on her own time before club practices. She knows what it takes to win and comes from a winning tradition at West Henderson. I expect her to step in to a defensive specialist position right away."
Ford, a 5-10 setter, comes to Brevard from Montgomery, Ala. and Alabama Christian Academy where she played under Coach Manuel Guice. While with the Eagles, Ford was a three-time All-Metro Player and 3-time Class 4A All-State Selection. On the court, she was a three-time assist leader on the team, led the team in aces twice and also led the Eagles to the Alabama Elite 8 in each of the past three seasons. Off the court, she is a member of the Spanish National Honor Society. She is the daughter of Glenn and Melissa Ford.
"Ford is a very confident, talented setter with beautiful hands," said Skeffington. "She comes from a winning program at Alabama Christian Academy where she ran the offense. Every time I saw Sarah last spring, she got better and better and worked very hard to jump higher blocking at the net. She will be a valuable asset to our team."
Cameron, a 5-10 outside hitter, comes to Brevard from McDonough, Ga. and Union Grove High School where she played under Coach Laurie Sponsler. Cameron was named the Decatur Tournament MVP in her junior year with the Broncos and made strides in her senior season as she was named to the 4A All-Area Team, leading the team to the Regional Championship and to the Georgia Sweet 16. Cameron was also a member of the Broncos Tennis team where she was named MVP and was a Henry County Athlete of the Year nominee. Off the court, she was a four year member of the Honor Roll and a member of the National Honor Society. She is the daughter of DeChane and Anita Cameron.
"I am thrilled to sign Camille Cameron- she is extremely athletic and explosive outside hitter with a great vertical jump who can terminate the ball," commented Skeffington. "She has a very good jump serve; she is hard working and very coachable. She is also one of the most polite young ladies that I have met and she will be a strong role model. I can't wait to work with her and expect her to be an impact player in our program."
Conner, a 5-8 outside hitter/defensive specialist, comes to Brevard from Franklin, N.C. and Franklin High School. She played on the Winning in Christ club team in 2009 and Xcel Sportsplex 17's last winter in Arden, N.C. She also played on the same club team as Moore under Coach Dave McKinley. She is the sister of current BC volleyball player Kortney Conner, and is the daughter of Gregg and Shelly Conner.
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* Thu Jan 13 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.9: - Linux: Fixed a high system CPU usage / high context switch count performance problem - Maildir: Avoid unnecessarily reading dovecot-uidlist while opening mailbox. - Maildir: Fixed renaming child mailboxes when namespace had a prefix. - mdbox: Don't leave partially written messages to mdbox files when aborting saving. - Fixed master user logins when using userdb prefetch - lda: Fixed a crash when trying to send "out of quota" reply - lmtp: If delivering duplicate messages to same user's INBOX, create different GUIDs for them. This helps to avoid duplicate POP3 UIDLs when pop3_uidl_format=%g. - virtual storage: Fixed saving multiple mails in a transaction (e.g. copy multiple messages). - dsync: Saved messages' save-date was set to 1970-01-01. * Mon Dec 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update Pigeonhole to 0.2.2: * LDA Sieve plugin: started using Dovecot LDA reject API for the reject extension. This means that the LDA reject_reason and reject_subject settings now also work for Pigeonhole's LDA Sieve plugin. * Did some work on the new sieve-filter tool. It is mostly functional, but it is not finished yet. * Dovecot change: services' default vsz_limits weren't being enforced correctly in earlier v2.0 releases. Now that they are enforced, you might notice that the default limits are too low and you need to increase them. This problem will show up in logs as "out of memory" errors. See default_vsz_limit and service { vsz_limit } settings. - Imap4flags: fixed segfault bug occurring in multiscript context. - Added version checking to the ManageSieve settings plugin. This plugin was forgotten when the LDA plugin was updated with this change in the previous release. - LDA Sieve plugin: fixed memory leak at deinitialization. * Sat Dec 04 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.8: * Services' default vsz_limits weren't being enforced correctly in earlier v2.0 releases. Now that they are enforced, you might notice that the default limits are too low and you need to increase them. This problem will show up in logs as "out of memory" errors. See default_vsz_limit and service { vsz_limit } settings. * LMTP: In earlier versions if mail was delivered to user+detail@domain address, LMTP server always attempted to deliver the mail to mailbox named "detail". This was rather unintentional and shouldn't have been the default. lmtp_save_to_detail_mailbox=yes setting now preserves this behavior (default is no). + Added systemd support (configure --with-systemdsystemunitdir). Based on patch by Christophe Fergeau. + Replaced broken mbox-snarf plugin with a new more generic snarf plugin. - dbox: Fixes to handling external mail attachments - verbose_proctitle=yes didn't work for all processes in v2.0.7 - imap, pop3: When service { client_count } was larger than 1, the log messages didn't use the correct prefix. Last logged in user's prefix was always used, regardless of what user's session actually logged it. Now the proper log prefix is always used. - MySQL: Only the first specified host was ever use * Mon Nov 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.7: * master: default_process_limit wasn't actually used anywhere, rather the default was unlimited. Now that it is enforced, you might notice that the default limit is too low and you need to increase it. Dovecot logs a warning when this happens. * mail-log plugin: Log mailbox name as virtual name rather than physical name (e.g. namespace prefix is included in the name) + doveadm dump: Added imapzlib type to uncompress IMAP's COMPRESS DEFLATE I/O traffic (e.g. from rawlog). - IMAP: Fixed LIST-STATUS when listing subscriptions with subscriptions=no namespaces. - IMAP: Fixed SELECT QRESYNC not to crash on mailbox close if a lot of changes were being sent. - quota: Don't count virtual mailboxes in quota - doveadm expunge didn't always actually do the physical expunging - Fixed some index reading optimizations introduced by v2.0.5. - LMTP proxying fixes - Add IMAP, POP3 and SIEVE services for SuSEfirewall2 (bnc#635447). * Thu Oct 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.6: * Pre-login CAPABILITY includes IDLE again. Mainly to make Blackberry servers happy. * auth: auth_cache_negative_ttl default was 0 in earlier v2.0.x, but it was supposed to be 1 hour as in v1.x. Changed it back to 1h. If you want it disabled, make sure doveconf shows it as 0. + dbox: Added support for saving mail attachments to external files, with also support for single instance storage. This feature hasn't had much testing yet, so be careful with it. + doveadm: Added import command for importing mails from other storages. + Reduced NFS I/O operations for index file accesses + dbox, Maildir: When copying messages, copy also already cached fields from dovecot.index.cache + mdbox: Added mdbox_preallocate_space setting (Linux+ext3/XFS only) - Maildir: LDA/LMTP assert-crashed sometimes when saving a mail. - Fixed leaking fds when writing to dovecot.mailbox.log. - Fixed rare dovecot.index.cache corruption - IMAP: SEARCH YOUNGER/OLDER wasn't working correctly * Fri Oct 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.5: * acl: Fixed the logic of merging multiple ACL entries. Now it works as documented, while previously it could have done slightly different things depending on the order of the entries. * virtual: Allow opening virtual mailboxes that refer to non-existing mailboxes. It seems that the benefits of this outweigh the lack of error message when typoing a mailbox name. + Added some disk I/O optimizations to Maildir and index code. They're especially helpful with short-lived connections like POP3. + pop3: Added pop3_fast_size_lookups setting. - doveconf sometimes failed with complaining about missing ssl_key setting, causing e.g. dovecot-lda to fail. - lda: If there's an error in configuration, doveconf didn't exit with EX_TEMPFAIL as it should have. - sdbox: Fixed memory leak when copying messages with hard links. - zlib + sdbox combination didn't work - zlib: Fixed several crashes, which mainly showed up with mbox. - quota: Don't crash if user has quota disabled, but plugin loaded. - doveadm fetch uid was actually returning sequence, not uid. - v2.0.4's subscription listing ignored (and logged a warning about) subscriptions=no namespaces' entries in some configurations. (So listing shared mailboxes' subscriptions could have been broken.) - acl: Fixed crashing when sometimes listing shared mailboxes via dict proxy. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update pigeonhole to 0.2.1 release: + Incorporated distinction between original and final envelope recipient in Sieve interpreter, as recently introduced in Dovecot. + Regex extension: added support for regex keys composed from variables. - LDA Sieve plugin: added _version symbol to enable Dovecot's plugin version check. Without this check, people can forget to recompile the plugin, which can lead to unexpected effects. - LDA Sieve plugin: turned debug message about an unconfigured home directory into a proper error and added script path information. - Fixed unnecessary reporting of dummy extensions in ManageSieve SIEVE capability; the comparator-i;octet and comparator-i;ascii-numeric 'extensions' were reported explicitly. * Mon Sep 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0.4: * multi-dbox: If :INDEX=path is specified, keep storage/dovecot.map.index* files also in the index path rather than in the main storage directory. WARNING: if you specified :INDEX= with earlier mdbox installation, you must now manually move the storage indexes to the expected directory! Otherwise Dovecot won't see them and will rebuild the indexes, possibly unexpunging some mails. - Maildir: Copying messages with hard links sometimes caused the source maildir's entire tmp/ directory to be renamed to destination maildir as if it were a message. - Maildir: v2.0.3 broke expunging copied messages sometimes - Maildir: INBOX whose tmp/ directory was lost couldn't be opened - single-dbox: Messages weren't copied with hard links - vpopmail support is hopefully working again. - dsync: POP3 UIDLs weren't copied with Maildir - dict file: Fixed fd leak (showed up easily with LMTP + quota) * Fri Sep 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.0.3: * dovecot-lda: Removed use of non-standard Envelope-To: header as a default for -a. Set lda_original_recipient_header=Envelope-To to returns the old behavior. + Added support for reverse quota warnings (i.e. when quota goes back under the limit). This is enabled by adding '-' to beginning of quota_warning value. Based on patch by Jeroen Koekkoek. + dovecot-lda: Added lda_original_recipient_header setting, which is used for getting original recipient if -a isn't used. + dovecot-lda: Added -r parameter to specify final recipient address. (It may differ from original address for e.g. aliases.) + Maildir: uidlist file can now override message's GUID, making it possible for multiple messages in a mailbox to have the same GUID. This also fixes dsync's message conflict resolution. - dovecot-lda: If destination user isn't found, exit with EX_NOUSER, not EX_TEMPFAIL. - dsync: Fixed handling \Noselect mailboxes - Fixed an infinite loop introduced by v2.0.2's message parser changes. - Fixed a crash introduced by v2.0.2's istream-crlf changes. * Wed Sep 15 2010 email@example.com - dont take read permissions for others, breaks the LDA. * Fri Sep 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update pigeonhole to 0.2.0 release changes compared to the last snapshot - Updated the Compile section of the INSTALL file. - Fixed make distcheck to work. - Removed --enable-header-install setting. - Fixed series of AIX compiler warnings. - Added a few missing NEWS items and fixed some formatting issues. - Updated README documentation. - Updated INSTALL documentation. - ManageSieve: fixed dump-capability problem occuring when using a custom config file (patch by Timo Sirainen). - Sieve-dump: added support for producing per-block hexdump output. - removed dovecot-2.0-pigeonhole_pass_config.patch: included in update * Wed Sep 08 2010 email@example.com - added dovecot-2.0-pigeonhole_pass_config.patch: ManageSieve: fixed dump-capability problem occuring when using a custom config file (patch by Timo Sirainen). * Wed Sep 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to version 2.0.2 * vpopmail support is disabled for now, since it's broken. You can use it via checkpassword support or its sql/ldap database directly. - maildir: Fixed "duplicate uidlist entry" errors that happened at least with LMTP when mail was delivered to multiple recipients - Deleting ACLs didn't cause entries to be removed from acl_shared_dict - mail_max_lock_timeout setting wasn't working with all locks - auth_cache_size setting's old-style value wasn't autoconverted and it usually also caused a crash - removed dovecot-2.0.1_build_warnings.patch: included in update * Tue Sep 07 2010 email@example.com - added dovecot-2.0.1_build_warnings.patch: fix build warnings after 2.0.1 update, patch taken from upstream * Tue Sep 07 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1414:1a7060ef63ce - Sieve-dump: added support for producing per-block hexdump output. - Added support for critical runtime errors. - Error handling: don't log user message of critical error to system log. - Sieve plugin: only refer to user log for compile error details when there is actually a compile error. - Final preparations for 0.2 release. - Sieve plugin: simplified system error handling. - Simplified error handling; in particular the changes in the preceeding commits. - Fixed runtime error logging not to report user-caused errors to the master log. - Made global system error handler state part of Sieve instance. - Fixed default Sieve capability: extra extensions spamtest, spamtestplus and virustest were also enabled by default. - Finished FIXME review. - Fixed FIXME: fileinto folder name utf-8 validity is now checked at compiletime or runtime. - Made sure that store action logs both UTF-8 and mUTF-7 names when applicable. - Fixed FIXME: added runtime warning for erroneous :addresses item. - Removed spurious source file. - Fixed FIXME: Date test now reports warning when invalid zone argument is encountered at runtime. - Fixed FIXME: Imap4flags extension now checks flag keyword syntax before the message is stored. - Modified TODO item. - Fixed FIXME: when redirect address is a variable, it is checked for validity at runtime. - Simplified runtime command script location querying. - Testsuite: partly cleaned up test scripts (rest is post-v0.2). - Testsuite: made command syntax more uniform. * Fri Aug 27 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1392:5f800639ee17 - doc/man/sievec.1.in: fixed roff error caused by unescaped '-' (patch by Mike Abbott). - ManageSieve: settings plugin, capability dump: argument array for execv was too short by one element. - Forgot to add manpage preprocessor and includes to distribution. * Fri Aug 27 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1389:2a97d983e56b - Removed spurious old stdio.h (top) includes; these cause compile issues on specific systems. - Fixed Sieve script name checking to properly handle length issues and added 0x00ff as invalid character. - ManageSieve: fixed putscript error in previous commit. - Enforced ManageSieve protocol syntax better with some of the commands; some commands still allowed spurious extra arguments. - Cleaned up manpages and fixed various issues (patch by Pascal Volk). - Update man pages to match style and content of Dovecot man pages. - Added manpage redirection for sieved. - Renamed sieved tool to sieve-dump. - Updated documentation for upcoming release. - Added quota and limit configuration to config file examples. - Removed superfluous text from AUTHORS file. - Moved finishing the ereject extension off the pre-v0.2.0 TODO list. - Updated documentation. - ManageSieve: changed default IMPLEMENTATION capability to 'Dovecot Pigeonhole'. - Renamed 'Dovecot Sieve' to 'Pigeonhole' in source file copyright headers. * Tue Aug 24 2010 email@example.com - update to dovecot 2.0.1 * When dsync is started as root, remote dsync command is now also executed as root instead of with dropped privileges. - IMAP: QRESYNC parameters for SELECT weren't handled correctly. - UTF-8 string validity checking wasn't done correctly (e.g. mailbox names in Sieve fileinto) - dsync: Fixed a random assert-crash with remote dsyncing * Mon Aug 16 2010 email@example.com - fix build on sles9 - use find | xargs instead of find -delete - set PIC/PIE globally so we dont have to regenerate the configure. the patches are still left in as documentation - use make dist tarball for pigeonhole instead of just packaging the hg checkout * Mon Aug 16 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - add missing conflicts * Mon Aug 16 2010 email@example.com - update to dovecot 2.0.0 * Dovecot uses two system users for internal purposes now by default: dovenull and dovecot. You need to create the dovenull user or change default_login_user setting. * Global ACLs are now looked up using namespace prefixes. For example if you previously had INBOX. namespace prefix and a global ACL for "INBOX.Sent", it's now looked up from "INBOX.Sent" file instead of "Sent" as before. * Maildir: File permissions are no longer based on dovecot-shared file, but the mailbox directory. + Redesigned master process. It's now more modular and there is less code running as root. + Configuration supports now per-local/remote ip/network settings. + dsync utility does a two-way mailbox synchronization. + LMTP server and proxying. + Added mdbox (multi-dbox) mail storage backend. + doveadm utility can be used to do all kinds of administration functions. Old dovecotpw and *view utilities now exist in its subcommands. + imap and pop3 processes can now handle multiple connections. + IMAP: COMPRESS=DEFLATE is supported by imap_zlib plugin + director service helps NFS installations to redirect users always to same server to avoid corruption * Fri Aug 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update to dovecot 2.0.rc6 - dict quota didn't always decrease quota when messages were expunged - Shared INBOX wasn't always listed with FS layout - drop dovecot-2.0-tip.patch * Fri Aug 13 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1374:12bcaa8a3c8d - Fixed source file header comments. - Testsuite: added a few test for the regex extension. - Fixed Valgrind error. - Improved runtime error handing. * Thu Aug 12 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update dovecot to 11994:a56e9deffa54 (added dovecot-2.0-tip.patch): - mdbox: Use unlimited buffer size when copying metadata while purging. - dbox: Don't allow unlimited buffer size when reading message body. - Added i_stream_get_max_buffer_size(). - lib-sql: Fail if trying to register a duplicate sql driver. - lib-storage: Fixed listing shared INBOX with FS layout - dbox: Reset cache files when rebuilding indexes. - lib-index: Added mail_cache_reset(). - Maildir: If trying to open a directory as message, try to rmdir it. - i_stream_create_fd(): If opening a directory, set stream_errno=EISDIR - lib-storage: When trying to delete "trash" directory, ignore EBUSY errors. - unlink_directory(): Don't log EBUSY error for unlink(.nfs*) directly. - lib-master: Prefix log messages with username during auth/post-login lookups. - login proxy: Show proxy state in "disconnected" error message. - login proxy: Error message improvements. - module_dir_load(): Support multiple binaries for checking dependency - lib-lda: Added mail_deliver_hook_set() - quota: Fixed updating quota when sync_notify() had been called outside regular syncing. - Improved "Inotify instance limit exceeded" error message. * Thu Aug 12 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1370:7dc1741fe305 - Produce a nicer error message when trying to load with non-lda/lmtp binary (patch by Timo Sirainen). - Regex match: fixed segfault at deinitialization. * Wed Aug 11 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1366:5b078d671e51 - Improved and simplified file error handling - ManageSieve/Sieve storag: fixed error handling of PUTSCRIPT commmand; save commit errors would not make the command fail. * Wed Aug 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1364:181e04d8ac6e - Fixed segfault occuring when loaded binary block turns out to be corrupt. * Wed Aug 11 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1363:90cec7ef7373 - Multiscript: fixed duplicate implicit keep caused by erroneous execution state update. * Wed Aug 11 2010 email@example.com - update pigeonhole to 1362:89756b38a8c6 - Prevent assertion failure due to currupt binary string representation (missing \0). - LDA Sieve plugin: fixed sieve_global_path setting; it was not recognized. * Wed Aug 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - added simple way to enabled the unfinished features in pigeonhole * Wed Aug 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - added dovecot-2.0-pigeonhole_pie.patch: build pigeonhole with PIE - fix clean section * Wed Aug 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - remove db-devel - added tcpd-devel and enable tcpwrapper support - dont rename the .ext files - install additional docs for pigeonhole - move dovecot-config to the devel package - sort the subprocesses - simplify the file section entry after cleaning up the /etc/dovecot * Tue Aug 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - update Pigeonhole 1360:0592366457df - Fixed segfault in tools and testsuite occuring when no username can be determined. - ManageSieve: fixed SASL negotiation; mechanisms that need a roundtrip were broken. - Fixed compiler warnings in tst-size.c - Improved runtime trace debugging towards something more intuitively readable. - Imap4flags: fixed bug in setflag command; when parameter was a stringlist, only the last item was actually set. - Fixed bug in error handling of store action. - Testsuite: prevented warning messages from showing up by default. - Testsuite: fixed segfault problem. - Testsuite: added missing test case for the size test. - Testsuite: minor cleanups. - Sieve tools: don't try to close stdout. - Sieve-test tool: accidentally disabled -d option. - Improved byte code encoding implementation of integers and offsets. - Sieve binary: now using better defined integer types for byte-coded data - Variables extension: fixed :length set modifier to recognize utf8 characters in stead of octets. - Implemented generic string list interface and simplified matching API. - Fixed sieve-test not to start in trace mode by default. - Updated extension status information. - ManageSieve: fixed deinitialization problem in dump-capability plugin. - ManageSieve: fixed dump-capability hang. - Further developed new runtime trace debugging; test suite is also now included. - First changes towards making `make distcheck' work. - Improved runtime trace debugging output for core Sieve language. - Adjusted to Dovecot LDA API changes; implicitly fixing segfault (patch by Timo Sirainen). - Updated dovecot.m4. - Removed unused code that caused compile failure due to Dovecot API change. - Implemented simple runtime trace of string value matching. - Adjusted string matching API tu use runtime environment. - Updated ManageSieve specification. - Testsuite: inappropriately removed initialization of dummy MAIL environment. - Sieve tools: added support for extended trace debugging and updated man pages. - Updated documentation: Sieve tools are now using Dovecot configuration by default. - cleanup spec * Tue Aug 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0 RC5 - Using more than 2 plugins could have caused broken behavior (more fixes for this) - Listescape plugin fixes - mbox: Fixed a couple of assert-crashes - mdbox: Fixed potential assert-crash when saving multiple messages in one transaction. - Additional changes from 2.0 RC4 + director: Added director_doveadm_port for accepting doveadm TCP connections. + doveadm: Added client/server architecture support for running mail commands. Enable this by setting doveadm_worker_count to non-zero. + mail-log: Added support for mailbox_create event. + imap_capability = +XFOO BAR can be used to add capabilities instead of replacing the whole capability string. + virtual storage: Added support for IDLE notifications. - doveadm mailbox status: Fixed listing non-ASCII mailbox names. - doveadm fetch: Fixed output when fetching message header or body - doveadm director map/add/remove: Fixed handling IP address as parameter. - dsync: A few more fixes - Additional changes from 2.0 RC3 * Single-dbox is now called "sdbox" instead of "dbox". "dbox" will stay as an alias for it for now. + Added mail_temp_dir setting, used by deliver and lmtp for creating temporary mail files. Default is /tmp. + doveadm: Added "director map" command to list user -> host mappings. - imap: Fixed checking if list=children namespace has children. - director: If all login processes died, director stopped reading proxy-notify input and caused future login processes to hang - mail_log plugin configuration was broken - Using more than 2 plugins could have caused broken behavior - mdbox: Race condition fixes related to copying and purging - dsync: Lots of fixes - reenable sqlite plugin * Sun Jul 11 2010 email@example.com - Removed --with-db and --enable-header-install from dovecot 2.0. - Initial support to Pigeonhole using hg tip. * Sun Jul 11 2010 email@example.com - Update to 2.0 RC2: - Fixed a crash with empty mail_plugins - Fixed sharing INBOX to other users - mdbox: Rebuilding storage was broken in rc1 - dsync was broken for remote syncs in rc1 - director+LMTP proxy wasn't working correctly - v1.x config parser failed with some settings if pigeonhole wasn't installed. - virtual: If non-matching messages weren't expunged within same session, they never got expunged. * Mon Jul 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0 RC1: - Added man pages, mostly written by Pascal Volk. They're also synchronized to wiki in http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Tools - dsync syntax changed, although it's still compatible with old syntax. see http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Tools/Dsync for new syntax - dsync backup command added - dsync should now be stable (in theory anyway, more testing would probably be a good idea) - LMTP proxying supports director - director should now be stable - Single-dbox should now be stable - mdbox locking behavior modified. when rebuilding indexes it can no longer fail with deadlocks - fsync_disable=no was renamed to mail_fsync = optimized (default) - fsync_disable=yes was renamed to mail_fsync = never. - added a new mail_fsync = always (basically what mail_nfs_*=yes also did before, but now it can be done without enabling NFS cache flushes) - Plus lots of fixes, as usual. * Sat Jun 12 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Moving devel files to devel package. * Sat Jun 12 2010 email@example.com - Update to 2.0 beta6: - Added director: http://blog.dovecot.org/2010/05/new-director-service-in-v20-for-nfs.html - IMAP: Added STATUS (X-VSIZE) command for easily getting mailbox's virtual size. - Lots and lots of doveadm improvements and new commands - Postlogin scripts now need to be executed using "script-login", not "script" binary. - Quota warnings are executed now asynchronously using the new script binary. See http://hg.dovecot.org/dovecot-2.0/rev/a179fcbbf960 - Added passdb static for proxying and similar configurations - TLS SNI configuration must now be done using local_name {} blocks, not local {} - lib-storage plugin API changes, external plugins must be updated to work correctly - Lots of fixes * Fri May 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Handle /var/run on tmpfs. * Fri May 14 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Added 'dovenull' user creation needed by dovecot login proccess. * Mon May 10 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0 beta5: - default_login_user is now "dovenull". You should create this user. - imap, pop3 -u <user> now does userdb lookup + changes privileges if necessary, so it's much easier to start imap/pop3 session for a specific user from command line - doveadm has all kinds of new commands and changes - PostgreSQL supports now multiple connections to backend. Also supports load-balancing / HA by specifying multiple host parameters. MySQL and PostgreSQL now share the same code for that. - probably lots of other things I can't think of right now. * Mon Mar 22 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Enable solr backend for full text search adds 2 new dependencies: curl and expat; - Update to 2.0 beta4: - Major changes since beta3: - auth process now runs as $dovecot_internal_user ("dovecot") by default. Auth worker processes still run as root by default, so this won't break PAM etc, but it could break passwd-file configurations. - It can now read v1.2's dovecot.conf file. If you find that it won't read your config, let me know and I'll see about adding code to fix it. It'll log warnings about each obsolete setting it sees. The easiest way to get rid of the warnings is to just translate your old config to v2.0: doveconf -n -c old.conf > new.conf - auth passdb/userdb configuration in example-config is now a bit different .. hopefully less confusing to new people than the old one. - added support for auth settings (including passdb/userdb) inside protocol sections, so it'll affect only those protocols - mail_plugins can now be set more easily. you can have a single global mail_plugins and then add more plugins to it like protocol imap { mail_plugins = $mail_plugins imap_quota } - doveconf finally shows all settings, including all protocol, local and remote sections - doveadm quota get|recalc command added. This is a plugin (yeah, doveadm now supports plugins!), so you must have a global mail_plugins=quota setting for the command to show up. - doveadm kick user/network to kick out logged in users (by sending TERM signal to processes). This was written by Pascal Volk. - and of course tons and tons of fixes all around * Sun Feb 21 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Added option "-I ." on aclocal command in spec file; - Update to 2.0 beta3: User visible changes: - imap_zlib plugin implements COMPRESS=DEFLATE IMAP extension - zlib plugin: Added support for compressing mails while saving - zlib plugin: fixed reading bzip2 compressed mail files - zlib plugin: Added support for dbox and mdbox formats - mdbox: doveadm purge moves old mails to alt storage (if using alt storage) - added support for tcpwrappers - added support for SHA512 password scheme (by Mark Washenberger) - mailbox deletion is now free of race conditions (e.g. quota calculations). if another session tries to access mailbox before it's fully deleted, it'll get "Mailbox is being deleted" error. - "key = $set" in config file now sets key's value to "set" setting's value. this is probably rather limited outside the only place where I created it for: service { user = $default_internal_user } - default_internal_user and default_login_user settings now specify what users should be used for them. currently the default is still dovecot and dovecot, but I'm hoping to change default_login_user to something else.. - Removed maildir_copy_preserve_filename setting. It's now always tried to be preserved (or rather: message's GUID is preserved) - auth failure penalty tries to avoid increasing penalty for IP if auth is failing always with the same user+password combination. - doveadm penalty command can be used to see the current penalties - login processes: config lookups are now cached, so it no longer asks for configuration from config process every time (except if there are remote {} blocks in config. also the local {} caching could be smarter.) - Tons of mdbox fixes - Tons of dsync fixes, especially with mbox Developer visible changes: - dovecot-config file changed. if your external plugin uses this file, you need to change it to use the new format. - added dovecot.m4 file that can be used by external plugins' configure script to get Dovecot settings. This was mainly done by Dennis Schridde. - mailbox_alloc() no longer has stream parameter, instead there's mailbox_open_stream() - mailbox_close() renamed to mailbox_free(). added a different mailbox_close(), which only closes opened mailbox, but doesn't free it. - mailbox_delete(), mailbox_rename() APIs changed - notify plugin's delete/rename API changed as well - mailbox GUID is now looked up using mailbox_get_guid(), not mailbox_status() - dict_iterate*() API changed. * Mon Feb 01 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0 beta2: - passdbs and userdbs have now a separate "driver" setting inside them. - Services now have default inet_listeners. You need to either remove your existing ones, or override the defaults by giving the listeners's name like shown in the new example master.conf. Some new features: - Added auth_verbose_passwords = no|plain|sha1. If authentication fails, this setting logs the used password. If you don't really need to know what the password itself was, but are more interested in knowing if the user is simply trying to use the wrong password every single time or if it's a brute force attack, you can set this to "sha1" and only the SHA1 of the password is logged. That's enough to know if the password is same or different between login attempts. - lazy-expunge: Support a single-namespace configuration. In this setup if mailbox has some expunged messages and then the whole mailbox gets deleted, they get merged into the same deleted mailbox. - protocol !imap { .. } adds configuration to all protocols except imap. - imap/pop3 proxying supports now async DNS lookups for hosts. There's a separate dns-client service doing the lookups using OS's own blocking resolver. - dovecot-config file changed in a way that it'll be easier to create external software linking against dovecot libraries. This made Pigeonhole's configure script a lot simpler. And of course there have been lots of fixes. * Tue Jan 12 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Removed --with-static-userdb and --with-prefetch-userdb options; - Applied PIE patch. * Sat Jan 02 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to 2.0 beta1; - Disabled Lucene because of compilation errors. * Tue Nov 10 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Initial package (2.0 aplha3) of the 2.0 series.
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The John B. Turner LL.M. Program offers a unique combination of courses, available only at OU, and allows students to choose from three specializations: energy and natural resources, indigenous peoples law, or US Legal Studies (for foreign-educated lawyers).
OU Law provides LL.M. students outstanding opportunities such as studying in the classroom with world class faculty and juris doctor students and attending guest lectures, field trips, social events, and networking opportunities. LL.M. students may also receive credit for related courses offered by other OU departments.
Legendary professors including Richard Hemingway, Drew Kershen, Peter Krug, Victor Kulp, Eugene Kuntz, Maurice Merrill, Joe Rarick and Rennard Strickland have made the OU Law a national leader in energy, natural resources and indigenous peoples. Professors who continue this tradition include Owen Anderson (oil and gas law, oil and gas contracts and tax, international petroleum law and transactions), Monica Erhman, joining the faculty Fall 2013 (Energy Law), Taiawagi Helton (environmental law and Indian natural resources law), Joyce Palomar (land tenure security law, real estate development law, and land use law), Lindsay Robertson (Indian law, indigenous peoples law, human rights law) and Murray Tabb (environmental law). In addition, the College is fortunate to have several distinguished adjunct and visiting professors who teach highly specialized classes in this program area.
Browse our website for details about OU Law and living in Norman.
OU Law is at the forefront in its offering of legal courses focused on energy and natural resources. With many energy and natural resources companies headquartered in Oklahoma, OU Law sends a large number of graduates into energy-related fields and practices every year. OU Law prepares students to be leaders in energy and natural resources law and policy, assisting in the sustainable development of all forms of energy and natural resources in an environmentally responsible manner.
The LL.M. in Energy and Natural Resources can be completed in one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study.
Located in the heart of the original Indian Territory, OU Law provides an ideal environment for the study of Native American law and issues concerning indigenous peoples. Oklahoma contains nearly forty tribal nations and the second largest Native American population in the United States. Given their presence and the history of the region, Indian law affects virtually all areas of legal practice, making it a vibrant and growing field.
The LL.M. in Indigenous Peoples law can be completed in one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study.
MASTER OF LAWS IN US LEGAL STUDIES (for foreign educated lawyers)
The US Legal Studies specialization allows foreign-educated lawyers to gain a general education in US law and legal issues. Students are encouraged to tailor the curriculum to fit their individualized needs, and courses may be selected to help the student prepare for taking a bar exam in the United States.
Courses within the US Legal Studies specialization may include Civil Procedure, Contracts, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Property Law and Torts, among others.
The LL.M. in US Legal Studies can be completed in one year of full-time study.
Thanks to a generous gift, the John B. Turner LL.M. Program Chair was created to perpetually attract the best possible LL.M. faculty members in the current areas of specialization: energy, natural resources and indigenous peoples. An additional generous gift will be used to create the Stuart Family Foundation LL.M. Scholar Fund, which will allow the program to bring in notable guest speakers and help LL.M. students pursue extra-curricular learning opportunities, including attending relevant national and international conferences.
Attorney John B. Turner is a trustee of the Stuart Family Foundation, executive vice president and general counsel of First Stuart Corporation and a partner in the Stuart, Biolchini & Turner law firm.
Turner holds bachelor and juris doctor degrees from the University of Tulsa and earned an LL.M. from Washington University in St. Louis in 1975. His practice area of expertise is estate planning. He was admitted to the bar in 1967 as well as the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. He served as a Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy from 1967-1970. He was admitted to the U.S. Tax Court in 1971. He is a member of the Tulsa County, Oklahoma, and American Bar Associations, and he is a Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel.


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7 U.S. Code § 439e - Authorization of appropriations; availability of other appropriations
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Authorization of appropriations; availability of other appropriations
There are authorized to be appropriated for the purposes of sections 439 to 439e of this title such sums as the Congress may from time to time determine to be necessary. Also, the Secretary is authorized to use such sums from other appropriations or funds available to the bureaus, corporations, or agencies of the Department of Agriculture as he may deem necessary for expenses in connection with maintaining these plants in standby condition while not under lease.
(July 2, 1948, ch. 818, § 6, 62 Stat. 1235.)
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SAN BERNARDINO - The preliminary hearing for a CSUSB kinesiology professor accused of conspiracy to traffic methamphetamine has once again been delayed.
Stephen Kinzey, 43, of Highland, was present and out of custody Tuesday for a pre-preliminary hearing. But the preliminary hearing, scheduled for Thursday, was moved to next year because lawyers said there is still more evidence to go through.
"The district attorney just gave us a bunch of new information that we didn't have," said James Glick, Kinzey's attorney, after the hearing on Tuesday.
That new discovery includes information from seized computers, an interview with one of the men convicted in the case and photos, Deputy District Attorney David Tulcan.
Holly Vandergrift Robinson, Hans Robert Preszler and Jeremy Disney, accused operatives in this case, were also present and out of custody Tuesday inside the San Bernardino Superior Court. The four defendants are expected to be back in court March 7.
The preliminary hearing, where the court will hear testimony and review evidence to determine if sufficient probable cause exists to hold over the defendant for trial on the charges, is scheduled for March 11.
Prosecutors allege Disney supplied methamphetamine to Kinzey, whose drug ring sold it in San Bernardino, Highland, Redlands and Mentone. Eleven defendants were charged in the case; seven have pleaded guilty to a variety of charges.
Authorities began investigating the group in 2011 during a federal undercover operation involving outlaw biker clubs in the county.
San Bernardino County sheriff's detectives allege Kinzey purchased large amounts of meth from Disney and then distributed to other defendants who split it into smaller amounts for mid-level and street-level dealers.
During an August 2011 raid at Kinzey's East Highlands Ranch, officials intercepted a pound of meth that was being delivered.
Prosecutors charged Kinzey, who is on paid leave from the university, with possession of a controlled substance for sale, receiving known stolen property, participating in a criminal street gang, conspiracy, and possession of a controlled substance while armed with a loaded firearm, according to court records.
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GG's 504 Comedy Hour/Sat. June 28
Castle Comedy Theatre
Saturday, June 28, 2014 from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
GG's Comedy Hour features Gina Gomez who will host this showcase comedians from the New Orleans area. All are sure to entertain you for a night filled with good times, good friends, and laughs. Headliner comedian Mike Strecker.
What time does the Castle Theatre open?
The Theatre opens at 6:30PM. Seating begins at 7:00PM.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
You can, but you don't have to. We would ask that you be sure to bring a picture ID with the same name as the ticket(s) are purchased under.
Are the seats reserved?
Only for groups of 10 or more. Call us (504) 287-4707 if you have a large group, and we will accommodate you. Otherwise it is General Admission. I have to say - there is not a bad seat in the house - PROMISE!
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
For this show 18 and older.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
Free parking across from The Castle Theatre on Williams Blvd.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
We have a full service cash bar. So please don't sneak anything in. We're all adults here - ha!
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
You can call us - we are old school and actually have a land line (504) 287-4707.
What is the refund policy?
No refunds. Unless there is a hurricane.
When & Where
Castle Theatre
501 Williams Boulevard
Saturday, June 28, 2014 from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM (CDT)
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Castle Comedy Theatre
501 Williams Blvd. * (504) 287-4707 * Historic Rivertown in Kenner, LA
Join us for A Seriously Funny Night Out. Sharp, witty, talented, FUNNY national/local stand up comedians take intimate 90 seat theatre stage. The Castle theatre is a classic setting for Live theatre. Free parking. Top shelf bar. 18 + older. Tickets $5 -$25.


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DeWalt D51850
Weight: 8.6 pounds
Size: 14 1/4" H x 21 1/4" L
Nail length: 2" to 3 1/2"
Nail diameter: .113" to .148"
Capacity: 65 nails
Street price: $260
The D51850 has a nice set of features: toolless depth-of-drive, a top-loading magazine, a rafter hook, and an anti-dry-firing mechanism.
On most guns the depth-of-drive mechanism is controlled by a thumb-wheel, but on the DeWalt it's controlled by a spring-loaded button on the nosepiece. The button "unlocks" the nose so that the operator can easily set the depth by extending or retracting the contact element. Unlike a thumb-wheel, the button won't strip out or become jammed with grit.
The aluminum magazine loads from the top, making it easy to swap out fasteners. Some top-loading magazines loosen over time, allowing the nails to flop around and jam; but the magazine on the DeWalt is very solid, and we haven't had any jamming problems.
The D51850's depth-of-drive mechanism is quick and reliable: You press the unlock button, slide the contact element in or out, then hit the lock button.
The tool's plastic rafter hook pivots to both sides of the grip or completely out of the way. I'm a big fan of rafter hooks, so I really appreciate this feature.
The DeWalt Web site makes much of the gun's anti-dry-firing mechanism, which reduces wear and prevents the carpenter from nailing with an empty tool. But in fact the feature is not unique; many framing guns now have it. The mechanism on the D51850 prevents the gun from firing when you're down to seven nails, which we found irritating; with certain brands of fasteners we couldn't reload two full strips.
The gun is well-balanced, has a comfortable grip, and feels solidly made. It has very good power and had no trouble driving 3 1/2-inch by .148-inch fasteners into solid lumber.
It came with a sequential trigger that we immediately swapped out for a contact trigger. A video on the DeWalt Web site shows the gun bounce-firing into LVL material. We tried this on site and the nails stood proud — even with the compressor set to 120 psi. Fortunately, bounce-firing into LVL beams is rarely necessary — and we found that if we slowed down a bit, the gun was able to fully set fasteners in the material.
DeWalt's rafter hook — shown here in the center position — pivots left, right, or out of the way.
Size and weight. According to DeWalt, the D51850 weighs 8.2 pounds — about average for a framing gun. But this spec is incorrect. When we put an air fitting in the tool and weighed it empty, we got 8.6 pounds — which is heavier than the average framer.
There are some benefits to a heavier gun. The two 7.6-pound DeWalt D51845s we own do a poor job absorbing recoil; that's not an issue with this new model. Also, the D51845s aren't especially durable — we've had trouble with the quick-release magazine. It's my sense that this heavier tool will hold up better than those earlier models.
Senco SN902XP
Weight: 7.5 pounds
Size: 11 5/8" H x 20 5/16" L
Nail length: 2" to 3 1/4"
Nail diameter: .113" to .148"
Capacity: 60 nails
Street price: $285
The SN902XP was designed to compete with small lightweight nailers like Hitachi's NR90AE and Max's SN883RH. It weighs 7.5 pounds with an air fitting and is only 11 5/8 inches high — short enough to work in narrow rafter bays.
The Senco nailer has most of the features found on the DeWalt — though not a rafter hook. This is a serious oversight: It makes working up high inconvenient and increases the likelihood that the tool will fall and break.
On the Senco nailer, depth-of-drive is controlled by a large metal thumb-wheel tucked well into the nose of the gun.
I like the SN902XP's depth-of-drive mechanism. The thumb-wheel is large and easy to use, and since it's made from metal (rather than plastic), it's unlikely to strip out.
Selectable modes. With some guns you have to choose between a sequential and a contact-trip trigger, but the Senco has a built-in switch that allows you to go back and forth. We set it to contact unless we have to nail close to where we grip the material; then we switch to sequential.
The gun also has what Senco calls a True Drive magazine, which is supposed to reduce jamming and misfeeding. However, we experienced a fair amount of jamming because nails wouldn't stay in line; also, the plastic pull sometimes bound in the magazine.
A trigger on the SN902XP allows carpenters to switch back and forth between sequential and contact trip, enhancing safety.
A few days after we began using the gun, the piston got stuck in the up position. This had never happened to me before. To fix it, we removed the end cap, pushed the piston down, poured in some gun oil, pulled the piston back up, and reinstalled the cap. The problem has not recurred. I suspect it was due to a lack of oil in a very new gun.
The Bottom Line
As a framer, I found the DeWalt to be a solid performer. Although heavier than average, it's comfortable to use. It has plenty of power and seems rugged enough to stand up to the kind of abuse tools get on framing sites.
If I were a remodeler I'd be tempted by the Senco's light weight and compact size. But I didn't like the magazine, and I have enough concerns about the tool's durability that I wouldn't recommend buying it.
Tim Uhler is a lead framer for Pioneer Builders in Port Orchard, Wash., and a JLC contributing editor.


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Commander Erika Benteen functioned as an adjutant to Admiral Leyton before being promoted to captain of the USS Lakota. (DS9: "Homefront")
Sarish Rez was Shakaar Edon's adjutant in 2372. (DS9: "Crossfire")
In 2374, Captain Benjamin Sisko was made Admiral William Ross' adjutant during the Dominion War. He replaced Captain Bennet in the role when she was put in charge of Seventh Tactical Wing. (DS9: "Behind the Lines")


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Pleasanton, California
"My contention is that creativity is now as important in education as literacy, and we should treat it with the same status."
— Sir Ken Robinson
Adobe® Photoshop® software was what first got Nicole Dalesio interested in technology. Then she became completely hooked. She still uses Photoshop but has come to love all the Adobe Creative Suite® components. Dalesio is best known for her award-winning videos and screencast tutorial series called "Photoshop for Kids." She is motivated to make these videos simply because she loves creating them and gets much joy when other teachers use her videos in their classrooms. Online teacher friends and Adobe's T3 program have been invaluable to her training. Dalesio frequently hangs out at the Adobe Education Exchange, where she loves to learn and collaborate with other like-minded educators.
She teaches fifth grade in Pleasanton, California, and is constantly learning new things from her students. Her favorite time is in computer lab, where her class works on creative multimedia projects. Because Dalesio spends so much time with children, she offers a fresh perspective on how to integrate digital literacy skills into the curriculum and is a strong advocate of introducing them at a young age. She dreams of a day when teachers have technical skills that are comparable to those of their students, so she teaches technology workshops for educators both inside and outside of her district.


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SIGNAL HILL - A local business is in the running for a three-year, $38,457 contract to print the city's newsletter.
The City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday night on whether ABC Commercial Printing of Signal Hill should get the contract. ABC submitted the lowest of two bids.
City Manager Kenneth Farsing recommends the City Council award ABC Commercial Printing the contract, the City Council staff report said.
The three-year contract is for nine issues, with an option to extend the contract for three additional one-year periods. The annual cost of the contract would be $12,819, or $4,273 per issue, the staff report said.
More than 5,000 copies of each edition would be printed.
The city has printed the City Views Newsletter three times a year since 1984. The staff report didn't say why the city was outsourcing the work.
ABC has printed the city's business cards, letterhead and envelopes and other city forms for several years, the staff report said.
Also on the agenda, the Aghapy Group submitted the lowest bid to replace the rubberized surface at Raymond Arbor Park, and the council will vote on whether to accept its $43,544 bid.
Public Works Director Steve Myrter recommends the City Council accept the bid, the staff report said.
The work also includes removing and salvaging the slider, and replacing it with another one incorporating rock climbing so elementary-age children get more physical activity, the staff report said.
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Green River wins 2013 Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Campus Internationalization.
In February 2013, Green River College (GRCC) won the 2013 Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Campus Internationalization. This is the most prestigious award for quality in international higher education and the ultimate endorsement of an institution's commitment to educating global citizens. GRCC is the first and only community college to ever be privileged with the Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Campus Internationalization.
Five higher education institutions receive the award each year, with previous recipients including New York University, Boston University, the University of North Carolina and Indiana-Purdue - while Yale, UCLA and the University of Illinois were profiled as winners of an earlier version of the award.
The Paul Simon Award for Comprehensive Campus Internationalization, which is named for the late Senator Paul Simon of Illinois, recognizes outstanding and innovative achievements in campus internationalization.
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A resource for reliable information about significant people, places, events, and things in Minnesota history.
Covered race track of Dan Patch and home of International Stock Foods, Savage, 1915. Photographer: Charles P. Gibson.
Cow being exhibited, Minnesota State Fair, 1947.
Cows in farmyard at Frederick Spangenberg house, c.1895.
The Lakeside Hotel and scenic Lake Pepin, a widening of the Mississippi, is pictured, c.1870. With its cooler summer temperatures, the Lakeside drew tourists from around the nation, particularly the South.
Interior of the Credjafawn Co-op Store, 678 Rondo Avenue, St. Paul, ca. 1950.
Shoppers inside St. Paul's Credjafawn Co-op at 678 Rondo Avenue c.1950.
Illustration of a Crex Carpet Company employee operating a carpet loom. Originally reproduced in a Crex Carpet Company catalog (Chicago: Hollister Press, c.1908).
Illustration of the Crex Carpet Company office c.1901. Originally reproduced in Herbert Myrick's Creating New Industries (Chicago: Orange Judd, 1901).
Illustration of three styles of rug manufactured by the Crex Carpet Company. Originally reproduced in a John H. Pray & Sons Company catalog (#30, page 38).
Aerial photograph of the Crex Carpet Company at 509 Front Avenue in St. Paul. Photographed by F. Paul Wright c.1928.
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