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200. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 can anyone help me herebhu10zin Oct 16, 2010 3:30 PM (in response to freicook)
Last login: Sun Oct 17 00:11:43 on ttys000
/Volumes/wd/adobe/Adobe\ Dreamweaver\ CS5/libCocoa.dylib ; exit;
user:~ name$ /Volumes/wd/adobe/Adobe\ Dreamweaver\ CS5/libCocoa.dylib ; exit;
-bash: /Volumes/wd/adobe/Adobe Dreamweaver CS5/libCocoa.dylib: cannot execute binary file
[Process completed]
201. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openknoxx-qiGHEH Nov 3, 2010 6:48 PM (in response to freicook)
friday04 wrote:
Hi, I'm really not sure how far you got with this, or if indeed you managed to resolve it. After almost 10 solid hours of trouble shooting, I discovered like some other noted posts that this is a permissions issue. I did not have File Vault activated and after going around in circles (with fix permissions, reinstalling, restarting safe/normal modes) ended up in the user/library/application support/adobe folder.
This solution should work for any one who has had previous CS installations. When I navigated to the aforementioned section (User/Library/Application Support/Adobe Folder/Dreamweaver CS5) I found that the Dreamweaver CS5 folder was empty. I then threw it to the trash and duplicated the 'Dreamweaver CS4' folder and renamed it 'Dreamweaver CS5'. This subsequently worked like a charm, so my diagnosis is that this is a problem emanating directly with the installation and not current configurations such as File Vault. Coincidently, my Flash CS5 launched but had issues when inside the app - like writing script. I repeated the same solution and hey! it was like I had the adobe developers right in the room with me.
NOTE: You need to navigate to your username Library and not your hard drive Library.
Good Luck!
Mac OS X 10.6.3
Hey Guys,
I have Snow Leopard 10.6.4 and Adobe CS5 Creative Suite and I tried everything from reinstalling, backing up from Time Machine and permissions and nothing worked. I used the solution above and it worked perfectly. Just delete your Dreamweaver CS5 folder, regardless if it has anything in it or not. Take the Dreamweaver CS4 folder and duplicate it in the same directory and rename it to Dreamweaver CS5 and it works perfect, no reboot. Takes 10 seconds. Good luck!
I don't know if changing the permissions had anything to do with it before doing this, but I'd try that too, just in case I got lucky. Sorry guys, I know it sucks and I feel your pain.
202. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opencouldnt_get_what_I_wanted Nov 7, 2010 1:14 PM (in response to freicook)
I had the same problem but I fixed it.
For the record I am running 10.6.3 on a MacBookPro with the most uptodate version of CS5. I never had FileVault enabled.
I found that when I logged in as new user I was able top open DW. Armed with that information and the process of elimination 5000 I was able to find that the problem for me was with ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5
How I got there:
open terminal.
Test Preferences Folder
sudo mv ~/Library/Preferences ~/Library/Preferences.old
Tried top open DW no go so then I undid what I had done
sudo rm -R ~/Library/Preferences
sudo mv -R ~/Library/Preferences.old ~/Library/Preferences
You have to do this fast otherwise open apps or the finder will recreate the preferences folder.
Test Application Support
sudo mv ~/Library/Application\ Support ~/Library/Application\ Support.old
Tried top open DW and it worked. I found that when I opened DW it created and Adobe folder within Application support. Inside of that it created a few other folders.
I coped the "Adobe" folder to the desktop and then put everything back the way it was:
sudo rm -R ~/Library/Application\ Support
sudo mv -R ~/Library/Application\ Support.old ~/Library/Application\ Support
Again do this fast.
Then I copied the NEW Adobe folder on the desktop to ~/Library/Application\ Support/
203. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openNetfed1234 Nov 10, 2010 5:05 AM (in response to lashley22sD)
For those of you using PC, and in particular Acer machines wit edatasecurity installed, use this update
It will most probably solve this problem, as it did for me. The problem is (seen from crash dump logs) that Dreamweaver in certain read or write operations does not have the proper access rights.
204. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openngcadobe Nov 10, 2010 5:23 AM (in response to Netfed1234)
DO NOT DOWNLOAD THE ZIP FILE FROM THE POSTER "NETFED1234" [Moderator: unless you are using an ACER PC]
The issue was DW with Mac OS/X. [content edited] expects you to download a .zip file, open it, and by chance run a .exe file that an easily compromise your system if your running a virtual machine.
I've reported this post and Adobe has not taken it down. [Deleted by moderator]
[Moderator's note: Netfed1234 made it clear that the patch was for Acer PCs. It does not apply to any other make of computer. The incompatibility between Acer security software and Dreamweaver is a known issue. See http://forums.adobe.com/thread/417116.]
205. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openNetfed1234 Nov 10, 2010 2:07 AM (in response to ngcadobe)
I am very sorry for the conondrum I caused you by posting a direct link to the file download. Hence, in order to correct this, I will post a link to the developers webpage instead, showing the actual origin of the file. Here it goes: http://www.egistec.com/oid0x0100cid0Alidenpid3sid01/program-update.aspx.
206. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openJochem van Dieten Nov 10, 2010 5:22 AM (in response to ngcadobe)
A few points with regards to external links and moderation:
- Every time you follow a link to an external site it is your own responsibility to verify the reliability of the place where you are going and see for yourself whether you want to install software. Even the ToS explicitly say so.
- Deep links to downloads are perfectly acceptable and are no reason for removal.
- Deep links to downloads are usually not the best. Try not to link to an executable, but link to a download page that has the executable, the Release Notes and the rest of the documentation.
- If you feel a post requires moderator attention, use the "Report abuse" link and file a detailed report (in max. 255 characters). Don't say "Link to a possible virus" because if the virusscanner of the moderator doesn't detect anything that is not a good enough reason to remove a link (see point 1). If you report "Symantec update m28 detects the MyDoom.m virus" a moderator can at least try to verify the claim.
If you require any further clarification on the moderation of external links please post in the Forum comments forum or if you wish to claim certain links should be removed you now know how to report them.
207. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openMarshmansmithy Nov 18, 2010 2:42 AM (in response to Disc Dogger)
Im having exactly the same issue, Dreamweaver starts and only displays the apple icon and 'Dreamweaver' menu from which I can either hide it or quit.
I don't think this issue is just limited to FileVault as I don't use it and still have the issue, what's more Dreamweaver CS5 was working fine for some time but this is the first time I have tried to use it this month so I'm guessing that it could be related to some OSx updates, though why nothing else has been affected only Dreamweaver!
208. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openRock Beaudoin Nov 18, 2010 3:43 PM (in response to Nohl Lyons)
Thank you. This worked for me as well.
209. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openjames2483 Dec 18, 2010 2:00 AM (in response to freicook)
oh poo Ive just downloaded the master suite trial to try on my macbook pro.
Its an old macbook pro with only 2gig ram. I just updated to 10.6, it was running on 10.4.11 before
Looks by the sound of things that I should stick with doing it all on a p.c.
Im gonna try it out anyway as at the moment I only really understand Fireworks and Dreamweaver, the rest of the programs I was just being nosey about
210. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openjdacespace Dec 19, 2010 4:00 AM (in response to jbordersfl)
this worked for me too. i never had fv on either
211. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openjknight42 Dec 24, 2010 11:04 AM (in response to freicook)
I too had this problem and found a solution.
Note: None of the above solutions worked for me, except logging in as a different user. I tried repairing permissions, rebooting etc.. then I went to the DW support page on adobe.com. They had this message:
SUPPORT ALERT An update for Dreamweaver CS5 is now available. We recommend that all users install this update, especially those experiencing issues starting Dreamweaver CS5 on Mac OS. Click here to download the 11.0.3 update now.
I downloaded the update, installed and all is right with the world. Here's the link to the update page:
Note: Even though the update is dated August 2010 and my original purchase and install was November 2010, it still worked for some reason. Hope this helps.
212. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opennylonadobe Jan 8, 2011 6:07 PM (in response to freicook)
Windows 7 users' possible fix
Hi all Win7 users of DW CS5 that dies after the splash screen. You might want to try recreating your DW preferences as described here:
It worked for me. I think the problem was caused by running CCleaner which deleted the wrong registry key. Bad CCleaner! Be careful running those "helpful" system cleaners, folks. They can royally screw up a computer if you trust them too far.
Anyway, DW CS5 is back in action for me at least.
213. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openailedg Jan 13, 2011 12:53 PM (in response to Grimm.nl)
This one worked for me. Dreamweaver is loading again, not just the left hand word Dreamweaver at top no more! THANKS!!!!!
214. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opene_whizz Mar 29, 2011 2:22 PM (in response to freicook)
Problems with Network Home folders and FileVault home folders seem to stem from the same cause. The same cause that was in fact in the older versions of CS or Dreamweaver too.
Telltale signs are the Welcome pane not displaying anything, or display old information.
The problem is with the personal configuration folder.
When there is no folder in a users' home folder, Dreamweaver will attempt to copy this folder on first launch.
This seems to fail on some specific files when it is copying to either a Network Home or a FileVault home folder, resulting in an incomplete Configuration folder, or one that has messed up permissions.
The solution I found is:
1. Create a new local user, then login as that user.
2. Launch Dreamweaver.
3. Quit Dreamweaver.
4. Take a copy of the Configuration folder from this user's home, putting it in Shared, for example, so it is accessible from your problem account:
~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5/en_US/Configuration
5. Log back into your other account
6. Copy it to the correct location in your Network Home or Filevault home folder.
ie — ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5/en_US/Configuration
7. Set the permissions on this folder to read/write (chmod -r 777 ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5/en_US/Configuration)
8. Launch Dreamweaver.
215. Stating the obvious: just MAKE SURE DREAMWEAVER CS5 is UPDATED.arenedesigns Feb 15, 2011 8:42 AM (in response to freicook)
My program had been working fine for months and then suddenly yesterday wouldn't work. The icon would stay in the dock and there was a light under it implying that it was on and working, but I was unable to access anything in the program beyond that point.
This may or may not be obvious to some of you, so I will say it if you are having the same problem and have tried everything mentioned on the forum, but have not contacted tech support or anything like that... before you do anything: update Dreamweaver. I had tried everything mentioned on the forum, was about to uninstall and reinstall, then went to FAQ for Dreamweaver CS5, downloaded the update, and it worked perfectly.
It seems obvious, but I was under the assumption (as a person who updates every week) that all my updates were current. Just make sure, before you go into ALL THIS forum skimming that you have the most current update for Dreamweaver.
Hopefully this will help some of you.. yes, something as simple as not updating can keep a program from working. I sincerely hope that your problem's fix is as simple as all this.
216. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openmmmiiilll Feb 15, 2011 11:45 PM (in response to freicook)
I wish I would have seen this post or been warned about this problem by Adobe when I bought the programs. I would not have spent days erasing and replacing every cs5 program trying to solve the problem. I don't know for sure exactly what I did or if it will work for you all but dreamweaver now opens perfectly on my mac book pro and I still have file vault active.
I began by opening file vault and clicking to turn it off. I didnt know it would take 35 minutes so as soon as it started I clicked cancel because I didnt feel like waiting. Once the computer restarted, dreamweaver opened fine. It had not opened for me in weeks and was a royal pain causing me not to be able to complete my school work or web designs unless I used someone els's computer. I can only hope that will work if it ever has a problem again!
217. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openmmmiiilll Feb 15, 2011 11:46 PM (in response to mmmiiilll)
By the way, I did do an Adobe update as well so that may have fixed it!
218. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openra115968 Mar 9, 2011 2:20 AM (in response to freicook)
Simple fix for me.
I downloaded the dreamweaver update.
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/dreamweaver/updates/cs5/11_0_3/mac/AdobeDreamweaver-11. 0-All-Update.dmg
Good luck.
219. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openmaxismx2 Mar 29, 2011 1:12 PM (in response to Nohl Lyons)
Almost worked for me...I just needed to do one more thing...ERASE that folder. That works in all cases
220. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openAllDayDev Mar 29, 2011 1:37 PM (in response to ra115968)
Yes, if you are on a Mac, installing the latest update for Dreamweaver CS5 should resolve this issue.
More details, including a link to download the update, are in this document:
I saw what looked like a few Windows users on this thread as well. I would still recommend installing the update, but it may not resolve the issue by itself.
If you are on Windows with an Acer computer, then the patch provided here should help:
Startup problems like this can have other causes as well, for both Mac and Windows users. For example, the "configuration" folder may contain corrupted files or could have permissions problems (both of these are mentioned in this thread). This document contains details for resetting the configuration:
221. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openTheresa Spire SEO Mar 31, 2011 10:39 AM (in response to freicook)
Hey thanks guys,
I went to System Preferences - searched for "File Vault" disabled it and it took 5 minutes to close down and then Dreamweaver opened up!
So I didn't even need to set up another user account..
222. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openAllDayDev Mar 31, 2011 5:16 PM (in response to Theresa Spire SEO)
Hi Theresa Spire SEO. Welcome to the Adobe user-to-user forums.
If you install the latest update for Dreamweaver, you could re-enable FileVault:
Even if you do not mind having FileVault disabled, installing the update is recommended if for nothing else than the HTML5 Pack.
Be sure to reboot the computer after installing the update.
223. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openRob0210 Apr 16, 2011 12:23 AM (in response to freicook)
Here is your fix all, worked for me!
224. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openGabysem Apr 19, 2011 8:33 PM (in response to Nohl Lyons)
This worked for me:
225. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openDrawingBird Apr 27, 2011 3:23 AM (in response to freicook)
I also had this problem and found a solution.
You just have to install the update, if there is one.
The only option when I started Dreamweaver was: Dreamweaver, no other options.
I installed the updates, restarted my Mac, and now it's working again.
Maybe it help for one of you.
Just give it a try.
226. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openPxlJedi Apr 28, 2011 4:35 PM (in response to freicook)
I installed InDesign CS5 for Mac two days ago and then Dreamweaver wouldn't work. I tried all of the suggestions in this thread and the only one that worked was when I created a new user account. I did NOT have FV on.
Knowing that my permissions were messed-up, I installed the DW update from http://download.macromedia.com/pub/dreamweaver/updates/cs5/11_0_3/mac/AdobeDreamweaver-11. 0-All-Update.dmg
Everything is working now.
227. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openllama_power May 16, 2011 11:25 PM (in response to PxlJedi)
yep, all it took was an update!! PHEW!!
Thank you knowledgable folk
228. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openmaKADUF87JEKDJMA May 24, 2011 5:00 PM (in response to freicook)
Here's what worked on my system:
I located and threw out a particular Configuration folder.
It's the one at User Name/ Library/ Application Support/ Adobe/ Dreamweaver/ Configuration
Please note that I do not use File Vault.
Logging in as a different user also worked, but isn't ideal.
Repairing permissions did not work for me.
Throwing out the cache did not work for me.
I got this information from the following: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/417116, which is for CS4, but it worked for CS5.
229. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opendwrfvi Jun 17, 2011 9:57 AM (in response to maKADUF87JEKDJMA)
Well I just had this issue started last week,
I tried everything on this discussion, nothing did it, almost re-installed.
Then I realized that I was playing with some new fonts last week, and some seemed to be corrupt.
Some programs wouldn't start as well.
Figured it was the fonts at it again, so...
I added a new folder, Username/Library/FontsBK,
Moved all the running fonts from this folder, Username/Library/Fonts.
Dreamweaver CS5 started like a charm.
I'll need to add the fonts back as needed.
Hope this helps,
I had an issue with google maps, street view wouldn't load on my system,
everyone else's system(browser) worked, found a post about corrupt "Arial" font, on my system.
I had no idea fonts can cripple a system this way.
iMac 27
3.06 Ghz
Good luck
230. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openThorsday Jun 23, 2011 7:58 AM (in response to freicook)
Just delete the "Dreamweaver CS5" folder in the follow location:
"<your_user_acct>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver CS5"
Restarting Dreamweaver will work; the folder will be re-created; permission reset.
Loki vanquished.
231. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openadmannc Aug 15, 2011 8:29 AM (in response to nylonadobe)
This worked for me and I simply followed these instructions and then simply copied the DW4 preferenbce folder and then renamed it Dreamwever CS5.5. Hope that continues to be uncorrupted. Thanks all.
232. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opennortherndream Aug 15, 2011 8:35 AM (in response to admannc)
Hi. I'll be out of e-mail and cell range until the 23rd. There's a sight chance I'll get the occasional signal, but I probably won't receive messages until I return.
233. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openinorganik Aug 21, 2011 1:35 PM (in response to Grimm.nl)
picturit wrote:
Yeah well, that's the same solution that I posted some time ago, but there's a better* solution:
1. quit Dreamweaver if still "running" (or something like that..)
2. go to <user>/library/application support/Dreamweaver cs5/en_US/Configuration/DVADialogPrefs/
3. delete or rename the file DVADialogPrefs.xml
4. restart Dreamweaver
5. presto!
This way, you don't need a backup of the Configuration folder so you don't lose your settings.
*just to be clear on this: the only acceptable solution is a fix by Adobe!
Thank you, this worked great for me.
234. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not open - One solution.Jackson Coloc Aug 21, 2011 6:13 PM (in response to freicook)
I had the same issue. iMac Intel Core 2 Duo, 3.06 GHz, OSX SnowLeopard. All other apps in the CS5 Creative Suite Premium work fine, but DW won't show the splash screen. Tried playing with read/write permissions like described elsewhere. Not running File Vault.Tried reinstalling just DW, no luck. Tried reinstalling the whole suite, no luck. Tried running from a new account, no problem, but that doesn't help...
Solution: I used the uninstall applet and selected the remove preferences option at the bottom of the pick list (when choosing which apps to uninstall from CS 5). Uninstalled, reinstalled.
DW now works like the others...for now. (until the next Mac update causes havoc.)
235. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not opennortherndream Aug 21, 2011 6:16 PM (in response to Jackson Coloc)
Hi. I'll be out of e-mail and cell range until the 23rd. There's a sight chance I'll get the occasional signal, but I probably won't receive messages until I return.
236. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openVince Mendella Sep 3, 2011 4:24 PM (in response to freicook)
I had the same problem. I had upgraded to a new machine with Lion pre-installed. I installed my CS5 applications and everything worked except for Dreamweaver. I read over all of the posts and a lot of the posts had said it was a permission problem. I repaired my premissions and downloaded the lastest update for Dreamweaver CS5. I restarted my machine and now Dreamweaver starts perfectly. Adobe really has to fix things like this.
Vince Mendella, CGD
graymatter studios
237. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openmender123 Sep 29, 2011 10:22 PM (in response to freicook)
try this on for size it worked like a charm for me.
Here's how I fixed the problem:
- First quit Dreamweaver CS5 if you have in launched (or kinda launched)
- Open Finder and navigation to: Macintosh hd/users//library/application support/adobe/dreamweaver cs5/en-US/
- Here you will find the folder "configuration" … Rename this folder to 'configurationOld' and restart Dreamweaver
What this will do is force Dreamweaver to create that configuration folder again. Please note: this may not fix it for you and this solution has not even been mentioned by Adobe. Hope this helps you out!
238. Re: Dreamweaver CS5 will not openkintronix Oct 21, 2011 2:06 AM (in response to freicook)
I'm running Snow Leopard 10.6.8 with FileVault enabled. Design Premium CS 5.5 was installed and Photoshop and Flash worked fine on a standard account. Dreamweaver didn't however. I followed this forums suggestions to find the config files and none were there. In the end I didn't want to wait around so I just set my standard account to be able to admin the system (System Preferences) and now DW works.
Not ideal solution, of course, since it makes sense to have the standard account for work related stuff unconnected to an admin account; but until this gets resolved this overly obvious solution may help you get web designing again quickly


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I'm having a problem where when I use a mail client to try to send mail through my ISPs mail server, the authentication fails. It is a pop3 account.
I have two routers. I have a d-link that has the default config, with passwords changed and etc. That doesn't have a firewall on it. I can send/recieve mail just fine with that.
However, I have a Cisco 806 broadband router that I have been using and like better.
This is the router I have problems trying to get the smtp to authenticate to send mail. I can receive just fine.
I called my ISP and they advised me to change my MTU. They recommend 1492, which is what it was. They said that some people have better luck with 1500. I have tried that too... and it still won't work.
I will post my config. If anyone notices a config error, please let me know.
I'm thinking there might be a problem with the firewall rules? Though... I don't know why. I allow ALL out, block ALL in. I have personal firewalls on each client to block individual apps on each client. So, I didn't put it on the router.
Its driving me nuts...
EDIT: In the config, you'll notice that on interface Dialer1, there is no mtu specified. I have corrected this. It won't however take the value 1500 as recommended by my ISP.


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Mark Radefeld and Beth Fletcher took the National Boardercross titles at Waterville Valley's USASA Nationals on March 31, 2000. Despite a treacherous course, the two were able to finish sans injuries first in their heat, crossing the finish line at approximately 5:30.
In order to prevent the event from running for an extra three days, the USASA decided to hold both the Slalom and Boardercross on Friday. This seems extremely convenient, until you take into account the fact that the Boardercross wasn't able to commence until 2:00. Even then, it was USASA time, so it was about 3:30 when things actually got rolling. This would be the reason that everyone outlasted the sun in order to watch the finals of the race.
Note I said sun. That's right, for the first time all week, it was sunny for the competition. This, along with warmer temperatures, and almost winter-like snow conditions made sticking around for the late start time bearable. What wasn't so great about the day, however, was the course. The location was less than desirably, a relatively narrow trail which dropped strait down the fall line.
This made for a steep course, with little opportunity to regain control if you lost it. As a result of this, there was plenty of boardercross carnage. The number of consecutive heats in which someone got taken out on the last obstacle is too big to count on two hands. Pretty much anyone who hit the bottom section at full speed was going down. There were plenty of finishes in which the winner was sliding on something other than their board across the line, whether it be their head, back or butt. The course was so difficult to ride, that falling wasn't really in issue. Many of the heat leaders took a spill or two, still finishing in contention for the next round.
In women's final heat, the race belong entirely to Beth Fletcher. She had been dominating the contest all day, and actually finished fourth in the Slalom earlier on. Close behind her was USSA National Boardercross Champion Kelly Clarke. The third and fourth place finishers were even closer together though. Even Melanie McDaniel and Allison Daniels themselves weren't sure who was first, but it turned out Melanie had finished milliseconds sooner.
The men's race was a bit closer, in fact, it's a surprise they didn't kill each other on the way down. With full Ohio pride, Mark Radefeld was the clear winner, beating out even those far too serious about the contest. In second was Eric Cheney, who wanted to make sure everyone knew he was from Maine. Third place was also the day's Slalom champion Eric Warren, and finishing out the race, and the day was Ben Jones.
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"If you don't have roots, you don't have shit…" -Mike Ness
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Crash: All right Mike- You've been getting tattooed for a long time, so this isn't a fad thing for you…and one thing I've noticed about younger bands is that they tend to just pop up fully tattooed- it's like 'instant street cred' or something…
Mike Ness: That's commonly referred to as a "Visa Sleeve."
[Laughs] Right. Yeah. It's kind of a strange thing to see. But tattoos have been a real part of your life for a long time, and I'm sure you've documented many important events in your life through them.
I think it's more just, you know, things that I like and things that inspire me, more than historic things, I think. For me personally, it's been more like things that are reflections of me, or things that are in my life.
Right. Can you tell me about the first tattoo you ever got? And if you remember who did it, and what it was, et cetera?
I remember the first tattoo. I don't remember the artist. But it was at Bert Grimm's, at the Pike. I was 17, you know, and I drank five beers before I went in [laughs]…and I got this heart right here, and this banner—which I designed myself—and like a typical teenager, I wrote Heartbreaker across it. [Laughs] Like, yeah, beware girls—I'm a heartbreaker. You know what I mean? And back then it was kind of like, I'm 17, I'm looking at a Stray Cats album, and I'm going, "Okay, I just want four", here, and here, [Mike gestures to both forearms and both biceps] But you can't just get four, you know? Ha-ha. But it was different back then. That's part of the reason I'm reluctant to talk about tattoos anymore- it's that syndrome where, after something cool gets discovered, it can tend to get un-cool. And correct me if I'm wrong, but back then, and throughout history, it seems to that tattooing was for anti-social reasons, an anti-social statement. And now it's become social. So that's kind of where I have a problem with it. It's like, "You mean, because you're sleeved, you and I have something in common?" To me, that's the same as just living in the same city as me. That's not really enough for me to want to bro-down, you know what I mean? Not unless it's the right situation. And "no, I don't really want to see your tats, nor do I really want to show you mine". So, with all that said, I had to take my son, who's 17, I had to take him over to Gold Rush Tattoo, because he called me up, getting ready to get tattooed in a house by I-don't-even-know-who, and I was like "Bro, c'mon; I'll come get you right now." And I took him to Gold Rush, and Eric Jones did a tat on him. I was like, "Trust me, son." Because there is some amount of preparation that I wish I would have done with my tats, of course. So you know, there's a certain aspect to going and getting fresh flash tattoos, and having it all be uniform—like I didn't know that you were supposed to get big pieces first, and all that.
Jimmy Perlman: It hurts a lot less when you're younger.
Exactly. I'm not looking forward to finishing my chest and stomach. Or my ribcage. Which I saved for last, and which I wish I had done earlier.
That's interesting about your son, man. That, even having a father who was so heavily tattooed, he would still approach his first tattoo in that sort of environment. Do you think it was because he was so young?
It could have been. But I think, more than anything, it was probably just like me, just that he was impatient. And you know, I've gotten plenty of tats in hotel rooms.
Yup. Some of my favorite ones.
Yeah, like, "Let's just do it now!"
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Let me ask you this. Was there anything in particular going on at the time of your first tattoo? That was like the final kicker to go get it done? Or was it just a spur-of-the-moment thing?
I just finally had the money. [Laughter]- You know? Growing up in Southern California, you saw it on cholos, you saw it on sailors at the Pike. I mean, it was just something that even as a kid, I always thought was cool; so when I was 17 I went to Bert Grimm's shop and I was just like, "Maybe he won't ask for ID. Maybe I can pull this off."
Growing up in Southern California, you're inundated by Latino and gang-style tattooing on people that you see everyday. Was that an impetus for you? Did you think, you know, I'd like to get some tattoos like that; I'd like to get some black and gray imagery, some Latino imagery? You have a lot of tattoos that are in that style—was that your intention, when you knew you wanted to get tattooed?
Well, you know, I got clean of heroin in '85, and I went and got these spider-webs, and my friends were all like, "Those are prison-tats." And I was like, "Well…" And it was almost like…I still wanted to look like a dope-fiend. You know?
Yeah. For sure.
And I love black & gray. And not even necessarily only fine-line. I think some of the traditional old outline stuff just looks good with blacks and grays and browns and reds…
Living where you live, man, you've got some of the best, fine-line, Latino, black & gray—you've got some of the best of that style of tattooing in the world.
And you know, I've gotten work done by some of the best guys. Mike Brown, Mark Mahoney, Eric Maaske, Chris Garver, Oliver Peck and Leo Zulueta. Leo Zulueta did the skellie on me. It was probably my second or third tat. Maybe my 19th birthday, or my 20th. I woke up from the tat out of a nod and it was done.
And Leo was the man back then.
Yeah. You want black, no one's black is blacker than Leo's.
That's right. And I think you hit on something interesting — how in the eighties and nineties, tattooing was an anti-social statement, and now, it's almost just a fashion statement.
I have friends that never got a tat, and I can't help but just go, "God…that's so cool dude—you don't have any tats. " Now that seems almost like it's more of a statement. I mean, it's crazy. All these pro athletes are getting tats, going right to the neck…it takes a little bit of the fun out of it. But whatever. You can't spend a lot of time thinking about it.
At least in the musical scene, it's true, being tattooed is the standard.
Johnny Winter—I remember seeing him and going, "God damn."
Oh yeah. He got tattooed by Mike Malone. By Rollo, yeah.
He was probably one of the first guys. And then it was the Stray Cats. Or, what's his name, from Levi and the Rockats, Smutty. It was the first time I saw somebody all tattooed-up, to the hands.
I was going to say, you know, if Social Distortion hadn't worked out, you might have become a tattoo artist—because that's what happened to a whole lot of us from that era.
[Laughs] Yeah, well I've always been into graphic art, so, for sure. Definitely.
So I wanted to rap with you, if I could, about the length of time you took between the last record and this new record. Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll came out in 2004. From then until now, what were the changes in the writing, recording and producing process, or were you just taking the right amount of time for the songs, and for the record that you wanted to record?
Well, I'll start with the really big gap between White Light, White Heat, White Trash and Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll—which I said would never happen again. You know, I wasn't writing for eight fucking years. But I'd just gotten back together with my oldest son's mom, and started raising a family, and started restoring a house to move into—just a lot of normal, everyday life things. And we were also touring, and then I think I did the Mike Ness solo record first. So I was busy, doing life stuff. But I told myself that I would never let eight years go by again without a record, but before you know it, there were six. So we've just been touring, and we're a hard-touring band.
We did some shows overseas with you guys in Europe, which was my first time seeing you guys overseas at a couple of festivals, and in Italy, in Milan in particular, at that festival inside that hangar that we did last year—I couldn't believe the way that fans were so ravenous for you guys over there as well. It's pretty impressive.
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Jack N. Hitchcock, 83, lifelong Oregon area resident, died Sunday, July 28, 2013 at Pinecrest Terrace, Mt. Morris.
She was born Sept. 6, 1929 in Polo, the son of William and Juanita (Personette) Hitchcock.
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Hi guys! I am torn right now between attending SLU or Indy. I love both cities (I currently live in Champaign, IL), but I just visited SLU and had second thoughts, as I was planning on attending there pending a decision from Cbicago-Kent (I am deferred right now... it is agonizing). I am also waiting on IU-Bloomington. However, I love IU-Indy's school, but I would be moving there without knowing ANYONE, as opposed to STL, where I would feel a bit more comfortable bc I have many friends who live there. I know I might just be being a big baby, and that I should not base my decision on the eesthetics of a school or if I have friends who live in either city. But is there any other big differences between SLU and Indy that I should know about before i make my final decision? I need to do it soon because I can't hold 2 seats at 2 schools... I'm giving myself until Monday or Tuesday.


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I've got a map on the cover of the latest issue of Cartographic Perspectives, and some colleagues of mine have been so kind as to spread it around Twitter and Facebook and all those other popular social media which I've never gotten in to. It's been a while since I've subjected my own work to this blog, so I thought I'd take advantage of its temporary boost in popularity in a small corner of the Internet to do so again.
This time, though I'd like to try an experiment. If you would be so kind, gentle readers, I would like to turn this critique over to you. This afternoon I am feeling unrealistically optimistic about the number of readers who might be willing to provide comments. If you're so inclined, click the link above to download a PDF, and then let me know what you think. Here at Cartastrophe, my goal is to enlighten myself (and, hopefully others), through critique and analysis; anything you can add to the discussion is always welcome.
Among other things, I am particularly interested to hear thoughts on the GIS work (described in the lower left corner); I am no expert in spatial analysis, and I feel I was somewhat arbitrary in my methods. Basically, I generated a raster surface in which each pixel gave the average number of profanities for the nearest 500 tweets that could be located. This should account for variation in population density around the US. Perhaps you have a better suggestion for how to go about it. Comments, be they negative or positive, on non-GIS things are welcome, as well.
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A timeline of the PGA Tour's drug-testing policy
In light of what's happened this week with World Golf Hall of Famer Vijay Singh admitting to the use of a banned substance in a Sports Illustrated article, GolfChannel.com has put together a helpful, informative timeline of the PGA Tour's drug-testing policy.
Late adopters of an anti-doping/drug-testing policy, the PGA Tour on July 1, 2008, officially began its testing at the AT&T National. The European Tour followed suit that same week at the European Open (Click here for a look at the PGA Tour's anti-doping policy).
When the testing began -- two weeks after the epic U.S. Open playoff between Rocco Mediate and Tiger Woods at Torrey Pines -- Mediate did an interview with ESPN.com and called the new process, "the biggest joke in the history of the world."
Well, it's clearly a joke no longer.
It's not known what action -- if any -- the PGA Tour will take against Singh. At the time of this blog post, Singh was still scheduled to tee off in the first round of the Waste Management Phoenix Open. If he does in fact play, it will be interesting to see the reception he gets on the par-3 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale -- the rowdiest in golf.
Doug Barron, a journeyman in the professional golf ranks, was the first player suspended under the PGA Tour's anti-doping policy. He was suspended for one year after a random test at the St. Jude Classic in 2009, where he tested positive for high levels of testosterone.
Shortly after, Golf.com's Cameron Morfit wrote:
Barron was diagnosed in 1987 with mitral-valve prolapse, a heart murmur that led to tightness in his chest and made him feel like he was having a heart attack. Only 18, he was put on the beta-blocker Propranolol to treat the murmur and alleviate anxiety attacks brought on by the condition. He was diagnosed with low testosterone in 2005 and began taking testosterone injections.
While players can take banned substances if they are medically necessary, the Tour never granted Barron a therapeutic-use exemption (TUE) for either drug.
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Package: micro-inetd (20050629-5) [debports]
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simple network service spawner
Like inetd, this program listens on the net for requests and spawns a server to handle them. However, it only handles one port and one program. The intended use is when you have a server that expects to be run by inetd, but you only want to run it temporarily and don't want to bother with putting it into /etc/services and /etc/inetd.conf and restarting inetd. Instead, just start up micro_inetd, and when you're done just ^C it. Other limitations:
* Full inetd lets you specify the socket type as one of stream, dgram, raw, rdm, or seqpacket; micro_inetd only implements stream. * Full inetd lets you specify wait or nowait; micro_inetd only implements nowait. * Full inetd lets you specify a user-id to run the server as; micro_inetd doesn't try to switch user-ids.
Other Packages Related to micro-inetd
- dep: libc6 (>= 2.17)
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- really small HTTP server
- sug: micro-proxy
- really small HTTP/HTTPS proxy
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Online dating guides are everywhere these days and following closely behind are commercial online dating websites determined to suck you in and take your money leaving you with nothing at the end of it but a low self-esteem.
The worst thing is, you can easily fall prey and get hooked with online dating and end up spending way too much time on these websites, trawling through the countless number of profiles and photographs. The real truth of it all is that (and you can ask anyone who has been through it), the majority of people never find love through the internet. You do have a very small minority who "get lucky" but most people just end up wasting a lot of money, and most importantly..time. Time which you could have spend joining a club or a dancing class (for instance) to find real people whom you can connect with.
However, if you are really hard-headed with going with the online dating route, some advise is in order:
First of all, do not spend too much time on it. Spend a maximum of a few minutes a day sending out private messages or e-mails, and try to make contact with potential dates. Most of you have a full-time job so don't risk your job by spending the whole day on dating sites – keep things in perspective!
Most dating websites will require you to put in profile data so others can find you. A mistake made by most people is that they put in way too much information about themselves which is unnecessary. Not only is it unnecessary, the more information you provide, the poorer the impression you will create.
Put down only a few critical details about yourself like your age, location, background and one or two hobbies. Keep other details like your job vague. It is true in real life dating as well as online dating that people want to slowly "discover" little things about a potential mate, rather than having everything served up on a platter right at the start. Start with the entree, move to the main course, and end with desert (the best part)!
Be enthusiastic with your written profiles and most importantly with your contact messages. Both men and women prefer an up-beat person compared to a neutral or depressed sounding one. If someone asks you "Hi John, how are you?", rather than reply with "I'm good thanks"..try "I'm feeling fantastic!". By doing so, you already put yourself way ahead of the competition.
If you find someone you're interested in, and the feeling is mutual, it's best to set up a quick meeting with that person. Keep it brief (no longer than an hour or so). This date is for the sole purpose of you finding out more bit of information that is lacking from your online encounters. It will also allow you to decide whether you want to go ahead and see that person more or not, giving you a chance to back out easily. Meet that person for a quick coffee at a busy and central place. You'll be sure to discover things about your date that you might have overlooked at the online dating website.


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How Many Times Will Skype Be Acquired For Too Much Money By Big Tech Companies With Little Strategic Synergies?
from the the-big-huh? dept
Just a few days ago, there were rumors that both Facebook and Google were considering buying Skype at around $3 or $4 billion. In both cases, you could make out some potential synergies. Facebook has become a huge communications platform, and adding more voice capabilities could be compelling. Google, obviously, has Google Voice and owns Skype-clone Gizmo.
However, at the last minute, it appears that Microsoft swooped in and more than doubled the asking price, paying $8.5 billion. And, we're left with deja vu. It seems we're not the only one asking how this makes sense. It certainly has all the earmarks of a big company with too much cash feeling the need to do something to be considered relevant, especially after hearing that two of the newer darlings in the tech world were considering the buyout themselves.
Are there synergies here that make sense? Well, certainly more than existed with eBay. But enough to make it worth so much more to Microsoft than Facebook or Google? I can't see it. Also, almost everything I can think of where Microsoft might integrate with Skype would likely make the product more annoying and less valuable. And while Skype is definitely a great product -- I use it all the time -- and usage has steadily grown over the years, the company is still having trouble finding profits. $8 billion is a lot to spend on a company that keeps using up the red ink on its income statements.
Perhaps Skype just puts something in the water it serves in conference rooms that makes big tech companies go loopy, increasing how much they're willing to pay and seeing magic synergies where none really exist.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Amanda Morris became the third player from MIT's women's volleyball team to be named the NEWMAC Player of the Week this season. In a 5-0 week, she helped lead regionally-ranked No. 1 MIT to the Hall of Fame Tournament Title and she collected Tournament MVP honors.
In last Tuesday's 30-28, 30-25, 30-23 decision over No. 4 Wellesley, Morris tallied 41 assists, five digs, two blocks, two kills, and an ace. She registered 12 assists, three blocks, two kills, and two digs in two games versus Mount Holyoke (30-17, 30-16, 30-18) on Friday. Later that night, she collected 34 assists, six digs, two kills and an ace against Bowdoin (30-18, 30-17, 30-18). In Saturday's semifinal versus No. 7 Tufts (30-28, 30-27, 30-26), Morris posted 39 assists, 13 digs, four kills, three blocks, and an ace. She capped off the weekend with 34 assists, 11 digs, six kills, and two blocks against No. 2 Williams (30-26, 30-25, 30-28) in the championship match. For the week, Morris averaged 11.43 assists, 2.64 digs, 1.14 kills, 0.71 blocks, and 0.21 aces per game as MIT registered a team hitting percentage of .223.


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Cheng Si-Wei ('83) On U.S.-China Trade: "The process should not be politicized."
He is an international expert and renowned scholar in engineering, economics, finance and management. He has more than 40 years experience in the chemical industry and is a pioneer in growing China's multi-billion dollar borax industry. He is the Former Vice Chairman of the 9th and 10th Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, PRC.
But during a recent visit to UCLA Anderson, he told a Korn Convocation audience packed with UCLA Anderson students, faculty and an array of Chinese and Chinese-American business men and women that he prefers the simple moniker "professor," suggesting, that with all his accomplishments, it's the role of teacher that Cheng Si-Wei ('83) most enjoys.
During his whirlwind Anderson visit, Cheng was well-received during what proved to be a very busy day. In addition to his Korn Hall appearance, he addressed UCLA Anderson's Board of Visitors and met privately with UCLA Anderson students from the Greater Chinese and Asian Management Business Associations. One particular highlight was a visit to the Charles E. Young Research Library, where he viewed the She-wo Cheng Memorial Fund collection. This collection of Chinese-, Japanese- and Korean-language materials relating to journalism and education was established by Cheng and his siblings (including UCLA Sociology Professor Lucie Cheng) in honor of their late father She-Wo Cheng.
Whether commanding a full house in Korn or addressing an intimate gathering of UCLA Anderson students from Greater China, Cheng exudes a learned charm. When addressing the case for U.S. investment in China and describing the state of U.S.-China trade relations, his persona is not that of a politician making the case for his country, but rather of a learned sage, logically advocating for expanded development of the two country's economic relations.
It's a relationship that Cheng characterizes as "mutually complimentary," despite the United States' $268 billion trade deficit with China. (That's according to the US Census bureau.) Cheng suggested that China's statistics indicate the deficit is less, noting that the U.S. figures include Hong Kong in the equation.
Cheng cited three ways in which the two countries enjoy a complimentary relationship. The first is China's production of low-end goods, compared to the United States' focus on high-tech products. Secondly, he noted, that the U.S. economy is based on consumer spending, while the Chinese economy is focused on savings. Third, the United States enjoys more advanced technology, while China boasts less expensive labor. Taken together, the U.S. trade deficit is currently inevitable. The Chinese people, who Cheng mentioned earn on average 50 cents an hour, cannot afford to purchase high-tech American products at the same level that U.S. consumers can buy less expensive Chinese goods.
"The United States still has the higher end of the market, but China is catching up step by step," Cheng said in an interview with Assets magazine. "As time goes by, some labor intensive low-end production will shift from the coastal areas (of China) to the western areas or from China to other Asian countries. This is the normal process and, in this case, we are catching up. But I think it will take a much longer timeframe to catch up to the higher end production because we are a country of 1.3 billion people. We cannot rely on high tech industries."
"If you want to balance the trade between the two countries, the U.S. must sell more products to China," Cheng said. "But," he added with emphasis, "The process should not be politicized." The professor emphasized this point several times throughout his visit during various appearances, repeating the story of an American politician complaining that the ships entering the U.S. from China are "full," while the ships heading back are "empty." In response to what he sees as American political rhetoric, Cheng says with a smile that the consumer goods China sells to the U.S. are large and must be sent by cargo ships, while the computer chips and other high-tech gear traveling from the U.S. to China are more easily delivered by air. More to the point, Cheng believes that the imbalance should be solved by the U.S. gradually selling more goods to China, as the Chinese economy grows and becomes more globally integrated. What he does not want to see are regulations and other political instruments artificially interfering with economic progress.
Cheng understands the process after an "accidental" career in the Chinese Congress. As he explains it, his decision to enter the political realm came about because he wanted his ideas about economic reform to be heard and taken seriously by Chinese leadership.
As a leader in the chemical industry (and armed with an MBA from the United States), Cheng was a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPCCC). As a member, he made proposals to the government, including to various committees and party officials. In 1994, a senior member of his committee, a chairman of a democratic party in China (called the China National Democratic Construction Association) asked him to join his party. Cheng wondered why.
"He told me that 'even if you are a member of the CPCCC, your proposals can not be well understood by the top leaders, because there are two thousand members,'" Cheng explained. "But he told me if I were a leader of the Democratic Party, I could talk to the top leaders face to face. So, I joined and after one year was elected to the chairman of the central committee of the party. But, really, I did it so I could talk to top leaders seven times a year. I was then elected to the National People's Congress as vice chairman because according to our regulations the top chairman of my party is always the vice chairman of the National People's Congress."
Today, Cheng spends his time promoting financial reform in China. He cites three areas of focus: internationalization, market orientation and systemization. Internationalization, naturally, refers to China's continued integration into the global economy.
"'Market oriented' means (China's) interest rates and (China's) foreign exchange rate should be a 'natural rate' according to the market," Cheng said. "At this point it is being controlled, but in the future, it should reflect the supply and demand relationship of money."
"As for privatization, I would say there are two directions," he elaborated. "One is to create more and more public companies. I even encourage state-owned companies to go public – not only for the capital, but also to improve their corporate governance. (But) on the other hand, we encourage the development of the private sector. At this time, the private sector is around one-third (of the economy) in China (and) most are small and medium sized companies. We need to encourage them to grow especially through alliances and through mergers and acquisitions. Otherwise it is a very slow process (for a company) to grow into a big company through only the accumulation of capital."
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Former Christie Aides to Judge: Quash Subpoenas
It's now up to a judge whether two key figures in a political payback scandal ensnaring Gov. Chris Christie's administration will have to turn over text messages and other private communications to New Jersey lawmakers investigating the case.
Fired Christie staffer Bridget Kelly and two-time campaign manager Bill Stepien risk self-incrimination if they comply with the subpoenas for documents related to the traffic tie-ups at the George Washington Bridge, their lawyers told a county judge.
Lawyers for the legislative panel countered any such documents deemed potentially incriminating by Kelly and Stepien should be argued on a case-by-case basis.
The subpoenas seek documents concerning September's blocking of approach lanes to the bridge, which created hours-long backups in nearby Fort Lee, apparently to punish the town's Democratic mayor. Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson is unlikely to rule on the request before the end of the month.
Kelly was mobbed by reporters as she arrived and left the courthouse. She appeared near tears as her lawyer, Michael Critchley, explained that she chose to be in court because the outcome is of great importance to the now-unemployed single mother of four. Stepien's lawyer, Kevin Marino, said his client chose not to attend.
Lawyers for Kelly and Stepien partially based their 5th Amendment claims on a parallel criminal investigation by the U.S. attorney's office, which is seeking to uncover whether federal laws were broken. The legislative panel, which lacks authority to prosecute, wants to find out how high up Christie's chain of command the lane-closing scheme went and why it was hatched.
Christie, whose viability as a 2016 Republican presidential candidate has been called into question since the scandal erupted, has said he knew nothing of the plot's planning or execution. He said in December that no one on his staff was involved, a statement he was forced to retract in January when private emails showed otherwise. An email from Kelly saying "time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" appeared to set the scheme in motion.
She received the reply, "got it," from a Christie loyalist at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the agency that runs the bridge.
Lawyers for Kelly and Stepien also said the subpoena amounts to a fishing expedition, but the panel's attorneys said the documents turned over so far make it reasonable to believe related correspondence exists and should be turned over.
The correspondence the committee has already seen are the basis on which legislative lawyer Reid Schar argued that the subpoena for additional lane-closing documents is based on knowledge, not guesswork.
Christie dismissed Kelly and cut ties with Stepien, who was a consultant for the Republican Governors Association at the time the scandal broke and was set to become the state GOP chairman. In all, five people close to Christie have been fired or resigned. Some 32 people or organizations close to the governor, including his re-election campaign and Republican State Committee, have been subpoenaed. All but Kelly and Stepien have complied or are in the process of producing documents.
Stepien's lawyer said FBI agents visited his client's apartment and inquired whether he paid the rent on time; Kelly's lawyer said agents sought to interview his client and her parents, but that no one was willing to talk.
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Flip Out: Edwards Ends 70-Race Skid
The number is 70 -- and no longer counting.
As Denny Hamlin put it, Carl Edwards is "relevant again" after winning Sunday's Subway Fresh Fit 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Phoenix International Raceway in a green-white-checkered-flag finish that took the race four laps past its posted distance of 312 laps.
In beating Jimmie Johnson to the finish line by 1.024 seconds, Edwards broke a winless streak that had reached 70 races, dating to March 6, 2011 at Las Vegas. Remarkably, Edwards broke another 70-race drought at the one-mile track in the Sonoran desert when he won at Phoenix in November 2010.
Behind Edwards and Johnson, Denny Hamlin ran third, making the most of a daredevil move that cut the backstretch dogleg on the last lap and got his No. 11 Toyota past the No. 2 Ford of reigning series champion Brad Keselowski, who came home fourth.
It was Keselowski, though, driving a Ford after Penske Racing's between-season switch from Dodge, who gave Edwards the push that propelled him to the front on the final restart on Lap 315.
For his part, Edwards hopes the momentum of his 20th career victory continues throughout the season.
"When you're struggling, it seems like time slows down," Edwards said after being told of Hamlin's "relevant" comment. "You're working harder, you're trying more, you're questioning yourself more… (Last year) was one of the longest years of my life, to work that hard and not get the victories.
"I'm very, very happy to be back in the mix here. A victory is huge for so many reasons. Last year we didn't make the Chase. For me to sit home, while everybody was at the Chase stuff in Vegas -- that was a little bit of a shock to me. I did not like that at all.
"So to get a victory helps us be in a better position for the Chase. It just feels good to win. So, yeah, I hope Denny's right. I hope we're relevant or more than relevant all year. I hope we dominate this thing."
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished fifth, losing his winning chances when he spun his tires on the penultimate restart on Lap 243. Clint Bowyer, Matt Kenseth, Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon and Jeff Burton.
Edwards' No. 99 Ford Fusion led 67 straight green-flag laps after the restart on Lap 243, but Ken Schrader's crash on Lap 309 sent the race to overtime and gave the crew chiefs of the leading cars nervous moments as they tried to recalculate fuel mileage.
The top 14 cars stayed out for a restart on Lap 315, and Edwards had enough gas to complete two laps and win the race.
On the last two restarts, Johnson felt Edwards played fast and loose with the zone, delineated by red marks on the wall, within which the leader is required to accelerate.
"I felt like Carl didn't follow the restart protocol and was slower than the pace car on his last two restarts, and it gives the leader a huge advantage when that happens," Johnson said. 'You're supposed to wait until you get between the two lines and take off, and this was all going on before (the restart zone)."
Naturally enough, Edwards had a completely different view of the restart. Though Johnson said he made a point of maintaining pace car speed, Edwards thought Johnson was speeding up as the cars approached the start.
"Usually the guy in second hangs back a little bit, and he pulled up there and I thought, 'Why's he doing that?' " Edwards said. "Yeah, maybe I was slowing down, but I wasn't trying to. I thought he was speeding up. I thought it was pretty genius what he was doing, because it kind of got me off of my game.
"But then, when I went, I think he maybe wasn't looking at me or something, because he waited just a little bit to long to go. But, truthfully, that was not by design. I was not trying to do anything tricky. I thought he was."
Danica Patrick's hard crash on Lap 185 caused the sixth caution of the race. The right-front tire on Patrick's No. 10 Chevrolet SS exploded without warning as the car rolled through Turn 4. The car bounced off the outside wall into the path of David Ragan's Ford.
The resulting collision ripped the driver's-side door off Patrick's car and knocked the protective foam out of the door frame. Patrick walked away from the wreck but ended the day in 39th place.
"It was a little unexpected," Patrick said after she was evaluated and released from the infield care center. "I took a hard hit to the right, and then on the left. I'm fine. The cars and the tracks are so safe. As a driver that's a nice feeling. It doesn't change the fact that we aren't going to get any points really coming out of today, and it would have been nice."
That caution, however, proved a boon to her former car owner, Earnhardt, who was first off pit road for a restart on Lap 194. Earnhardt's No. 88 Chevy took a liking to the clean air and remained on point, pacing teammate Johnson as the Hendrick Motorsports pair opened a one-second lead over Matt Kenseth in third.
Forty laps into the green-flag run, Earnhardt had widened his edge over Johnson to .928 seconds before the yellow flag flew on Lap 236 for David Gilliland's hard contact with the outside wall in Turn 1, the result of another blown right-front tire.
That caution, the seventh of the race, put Kyle Busch back on the lead lap. Busch went a lap down after spinning into the Turn 2 wall on Lap 48 and persevered until he was awarded a free pass as the highest-scored lapped car when Gilliland wrecked.
Busch had started at the rear of the field because of an eleventh-hour engine change Sunday morning. The engine in his No. 18 Camry suffered a part failure during warmup, the result of a reassembly error.


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MACON, Ga. (Feb. 1, 2012) – With his record-breaking heptathlon performance in January, freshman K'vonte Scott (Virginia Beach, Va.) has been named one of eight finalists for the Atlantic Sun's Crons Brand Achiever Award.
The award, given to one student-athlete from one of the A-Sun's 10 affiliated schools, recognizes the most notable achievement from the month via a fan vote.
Scott rewrote the ETSU track and field record books in just his third meet as a Buccaneer, scoring 4,834 points in the heptathlon back on Jan. 22 at the CNU Captains Invitational and Multis to break Nic Chernikow's previous school mark of 4,820 points. In the process of doing so, Scott set personal bests in the 60m (7.29), 1000m (2:56.69), pole vault (4.10m), long jump (6.55m) and shot put (10.38m). The performance also subsequently earned Scott his first A-Sun Field Athlete of the Week.
Fans can vote for Scott by logging on to AtlanticSun-insider.blogspot.com. Voting closes Feb. 7
For more information on ETSU track and field please visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the track and field links.
Beginning this month, Crons sponsors the monthly "Achiever Award" to the school recognized by a fan vote for the most notable achievement from the month prior.
As the Official Motivation and Apparel Brand of the Atlantic Sun Conference, the Crons Brand provides what it calls "high quality motivational apparel, merchandise, and accessories to inspire people to get better and constantly strive for their goals." It also strives to reinforce positive messages to athletes about what it takes to be a winner and the importance of working harder than anyone else in order to reach their full potential. Crons communicates this message through four separate product categories: Team Gear, Lifestyle Apparel, Nutritional Products, and School Programs. Crons is a national brand with its message-themed and motivational merchandise and apparel already in use by more than 500 schools and organizations in 25 states.
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The Grand Water and Sewer Service Agency has informed irrigation water users that, due to low water levels in Ken's Lake, the start of the irrigation water season is likely to be delayed even further, possibly as late as April 22.
GWSSA Manager Mark Sovine said a letter, dated March 25, was mailed out to the agency's nearly 170 irrigation customers on Friday, March 22. The letter was a follow-up to a Feb. 21 correspondence sent out by the GWSSA informing customers of possible delays and restrictions for the 2013 water year.
"The lake is still essentially empty," Sovine said this week.
The Ken's Lake reservoir had a measured level of 368 acre-feet as of March 19, only slightly up from a month ago and still far below the average of 1,300 acre-feet typically found in March. The lake's current levels are the lowest ever on record for March, Sovine added.
"We're supposed to be starting the system now, but there's just not any water yet," he said, noting that the spring runoff has not yet begun.
Sovine said while there has been some melting of the snowpack in the La Sal Mountains to date, much of it has been absorbed into the ground. "The ... saturation level has gone from 7 percent to 20 percent," he said.
The measurement of snow water equivalent is currently 11.3 inches, less than an inch below the average of 12.1 inches, according to Sovine. He said the total year-to-date precipitation is currently 14.6 inches, which is below the average of 17.9 inches.
Eventually, as the weather warms, the reservoir should begin to fill, he said.
Even after irrigation water does become available, users are likely to face restrictions similar to those last year, when a 40 percent reduction was imposed, meaning that users were allocated 60 percent of their usual allotment of irrigation water, Sovine said.
Sovine said he expects similar restrictions will also be imposed for 2013, but noted, "That is subject to change, based on conditions."
The March 25 GWSSA letter indicates that all of Grand County is currently considered to be in a "severe" drought classification, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, and also states that the National Climate Center forecasts little or no additional precipitation for the area during the last month of possible snowfall.
The GWSSA board, which discussed the issue at its March 21 meeting, is scheduled to address the topic again at its next regular meeting, scheduled for Thursday, April 4, at 7 p.m., at the GWSSA office, 3025 E. Spanish Trail Road.
While he has not received any complaints or concerns regarding the information in the letter sent out last week, Sovine said concerned irrigation customers are welcome to attend the April 4 meeting, contact the agency, or visit the www.grandwater.org website for further information.
"We will continue to monitor the water situation and notify you in advance of the exact start-up date and restrictions," Sovine wrote in the letter.