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Alfa Romeo's first-ever SUV, the midsized Stelvio, will soon have three 'entry-level' models in its range with the trio detailed by the Italian carmaker ahead of the Geneva Motor Show.
Joining the range-topping Stelvio Quadrifoglio, which debuted at the LA Auto Show last year, will be the self-titled Stelvio, Stelvio Super and Stelvio Business.
Alfa Romeo stresses that its new SUV is worthy of the Alfa name, capable of "a thrilling driving experience" even while traversing the famed mountain pass bearing its name from Italy into Switzerland.
Power for European markets comes initially from a choice of two turbocharged four-cylinder engines, including a 206kW 2.0 litre petrol-powered unit and a 2.2 litre diesel making 155kW.
All-wheel-drive is offered on all models, along with a mechanical self-locking rear differential, and lightweight materials including aluminium and carbon-fibre help to keep the kilograms down.
Later, a 147kW 2.0 litre turbo-petrol engine and a 132kW 2.2 litre turbo-diesel will join the range, with the latter also available in rear-wheel-drive. All engines are matched only with an eight-speed automatic transmission.
With the 206kW petrol engine under foot, the Stelvio can hit 100km/h from rest in 5.7 seconds, which Alfa says is a best-in-class time.
The Stelvio is 4680mm long, 1670mm high and 2160mm wide, and buyers in some markets at least will have the choice of 13 paint finishes and no less than 13 alloy wheel designs ranging in size from 17- to 20-inch.
Safety features include Integrated Brake System (IBS), Lane Departure Warning (LDW), and Forward Collision Warning (FCW) with autonomous emergency braking (AEB) and pedestrian detection.
Inside, depending on the model, buyers will find leather seats, real woodgrain trim, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and an Alfa Connect infotainment screen in either 6.5- or 8.8-inch sizes.
There's also dual-zone climate control and a Harman Kardon audio system with eight, ten or 14 speakers.
The Alfa Romeo Stelvio is due to arrive in Australia next year, with local pricing and specifications yet to be determined. Stay tuned to TMR for more.
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Ah, rigatoni. You know those noodles; they are bigger than penne and ziti with ridged sides and a straight cut across the backs? If you aren't familiar with rigatoni, you soon will be after making this amazing recipe for chicken rigatoni.
Since making this Chicken Rigatoni, otherwise known as Chicken Riggies, recipe two weeks ago, I have not been able to get it out of my head! I think I may have shed a tear or two when the leftovers were gone. I mean, wow.
Everything about this Italian recipe was so incredibly good, I will definitely use it as a "company" type of dish. The presentation on this is great. I think my Italian grandmother would even enjoy it!
Chicken Rigatoni Recipe
This isn't a last minute weeknight kind of meal. For this chicken rigatoni recipe, you will really need to plan ahead. The chicken needs to marinade for one hour first. I know, I know. No one wants to fiddle with marinating but I promise it will make a tasty difference. Trust me: this chicken recipe is worth it. Want another? Take a look at my slow cooker Italian chicken and rice recipe. It's tasty.
Marinating isn't exactly hard. Really, you could even do that part of it first thing in the morning or even the night before to make it easy (and to know it gets done). No matter when you decide to marinade the chicken, just please do it. You'll thank me later. Honest.
Rigatoni is a southern (and central) Italian thing. Funny thing is–so was my family. Or probably still is. I assume there are Sandroni's (also spelled Sandrone's) who didn't make the big move.
Chicken riggies, however, is a New York dish which leads to its other name: Utica riggies. It was probably concocted by Italian-Americans. Although everyone has their own take on it, chicken riggies usually involves cream and peppers. It may also be a more recent creation, as in 1980s kind of recent, but that's hard to say.
Easy Italian Food Substitutes
We've got a four year old in the house. He's not quite old enough to be ready for the heat of spicy foods so I made the executive decision to leave out the pickled hot cherry peppers. I think that was probably a wise choice. I also left out the sweet red and green peppers. As much as I love green peppers, I just don't care to have them in my pasta sauces. Weird, but there you go.
Are you missing the Romano cheese? Parmesan or Asiago cheese make easy substitutes. One key thing to keep in mind: do not overcook the pasta! If you do, it will fold in on itself. You don't want that. The delicious sauce can't pour into it then. Set a timer and don't forget.
Serve this incredible chicken rigatoni recipe with my favorite homemade French bread recipe (it's so amazing I don't care that it's not Italian!), add in a side salad, and you've got quite an appealing menu.
Use the search bar at the top of the page to look for some of my easy homemade salad dressing recipes too. I found this recipe in my Taste of Home magazine.
Chicken Rigatoni Recipe
From Taste of Home Magazine June/July 2013
- 1/2 Cup Dry Sherry
- 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
- 3 Garlic Cloves, Minced
- 1 teaspoon Dried Oregano
- 2 lbs. Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast, Cubed
- 2 Tablespoons Butter
- 1 each Medium Sweet Red and Green Pepper, Chopped (I didn't use)
- 4 Pickled Hot Cherry Peppers, Chopped (I didn't use)
- 1 Medium Onion, Chopped
- 2 Garlic Cloves, Minced
- 1 Cup Dry Sherry
- 2 Cans (one 29 oz., one 15 oz.) Tomato Puree
- 1/4 teaspoon Salt
- 1/8 teaspoon Pepper
- 2 Packages (16 oz. each) Uncooked Rigatoni
- 1 1/2 Cups Heavy Whipping Cream
- 6 oz. Cream Cheese, Cut Up
- 1 1/2 Cups Grated Romano Cheese
- In large, resealable plastic bag, combine Sherry, Oil, Garlic, and Oregano. Add Chicken, seal, and turn to coat. Refrigerate one hour.
- Drain Chicken, discarding marinade.
- Heat a dutch oven over Medium-High heat. Add Chicken in batches, cook and stir until no longer pink.
- In same pan, heat Butter over Medium-High heat. Add Peppers, Onion, and Garlic. Cook and stir until tender.
- Add Sherry and bring to a boil.
- Stir in Tomato Puree, salt, and pepper. Return to a boil.
- Reduce heat. Simmer 8-10 minutes or until slightly thickened. Stir occasionally.
- Meanwhile, in a stockpot, cook Rigatoni according to package directions.
- In a small saucepan, combine Cream and Cream Cheese over Medium heat. Cook and stir until blended.
- Add to Chicken mixture and stir in Romano cheese.
- Drain Rigatoni, return to stockpot.
- Toss sauce with pasta.
- Serve!
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Most paleo folks have fitness goals. Most paleo folks who have blogs talk about fitness sooner or later. Movement and exercise are an important part of realising our genetic potential and an important part of achieving "health". So why have I not included a fitness goal?
I'm going to be having surgery at least once in 2013. I might even have surgery twice. Not simple day surgery stuff either.
I've also taken to heart the advice Robb Wolf gives in The Paleo Solution to build and maintain some muscle. So no specific fitness goals at the moment beyond making time and energy for movement that allows me to build and maintain some muscle. Once I'm done with surgery I look to bring to fruition some ideas I've been having about physical challenges. I live near Dartmoor so I'd like to get climbing. I like would to try a martial art. And I would like to tackle one of those big obstacle races.
So there you go. No fitness goal because other priorities fill my world at the moment.
As a PS to our goals though. I realised at the gym tonight that this is the first time I am doing a strict 30 days Paleo and working out regularly throughout. My sleep isn't great at the moment but I'm trying to work on that. I've also got loads of social stuff planned for the month too. It feels like I'm really giving myself a cracking start to 2013, as long as I actually do it all.


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Thai Spa on Sea Dream Yacht Club
Sea Dream Yacht Club's two luxury ships have the only fully accredited Thai spas at sea. Lynn Houghton joins Sea Dream II to see what all the excitement is about.
Sailing on a small luxury ship is certainly on many cruise enthusiasts' bucket list. Add in dipping into bijou ports of call that dot the Italian and French Riviera plus the opportunity to have a Thai massage and for spa lovers especially, this could be the voyage of a lifetime.
It starts out on deck. The girls from the spa come out of the treatment rooms to give complimentary neck and shoulder massages to guests lying by the pool. Not long after, queues for the spa start, with eager, potential clients signing up for more than just the taster treatments. Discerning passengers on a Sea Dream Yacht Club cruise undoubtedly expect a high level of service and Sea Dream is truly a five-star product that strives to keep guests supremely happy. And with an almost 1 to1 staff to guest ratio, that service level is blissfully high.
Having the only accredited Thai spas at sea brings kudos to any cruise line. The spa on Sea Dream II may not be the largest on a ship (120 square metres) but has five treatment rooms, a good-sized fitness centre (very popular with passengers) and also a full service salon – a significant offering for a ship that boasts only 52 cabins. The spa also stocks and uses premium brands, such as Aïny (an organic brand made from rare and sacred rare plants from the Andes and Amazon) that are a big hit with passengers.
Being interested to experience the spa myself, I decide to try out a Thai massage. But it soon becomes apparent that my back can't take the strain of the 'strong' pressure this entails – and boy, do I mean strong! My therapist suggests downgrading to an aromatherapy massage – a wise choice! Within minutes, I am falling asleep and she does a superior job on my neck muscles, really giving them a work out. I find it interesting that pyjamas are given out for a dry Thai massage or a Swedish deep tissue massage. A very comfortable option for the client and another USP for this spa.
Vanessa Grosse, the spa manager, told me, 'Being the only certified Thai spas at sea means we have an incredibly unique position in the industry. But we also have an exceptional variety of services on offer. Our therapists can also do massages up on deck or even on the beach in many Caribbean and Asian destinations. Our conch shell massage is one of the most popular at the moment. And passengers having facials enjoy some of the very best products available in the world. From Le Prairie (Switzerland) and Thalgo (France) to Aïny from the Amazon and Harnn from Thailand.'
Vanessa recommends the Asian blend massage, as a good introductory massage for those new to the spa, while the Thai heritage massage, using herbal poultice balls, is a good choice for overall relaxation. It is also essential for such clientele to have a salon offering a variety of services. I notice that a Shellac manicure and pedicure is priced at $115, which is not as expensive as one might expect. I also notice the steady stream of guests booking appointments, which can only mean they are receiving the pampering they expect. I would be surprised by anything less.
To book a Sea Dream Yacht Club cruise visit www.seadream.com or your travel agent.
Catherine Beattie enjoys a Swedish massage on board Silver Spirit, the newest and largest ship in the Silversea fleet.
There can't be many spas where you fall asleep before a treatment. But I managed to nod off in the spa's cosy thermal suite after arriving early for my appointment. Lulled by the warmth and the gentle rocking motion of the ocean, it was impossible to stay awake! The Spa at Silversea is a quiet 8,300-square-foot sanctuary with floor to ceiling glass windows, nine treatment rooms and a thermal suite with heated ceramic loungers. Operated by Steiner, the spa offers a choice of indulgent facials and body therapies using mainly Elemis and La Thérapie treatments. Amenities include separate steam rooms and saunas, a private outdoor area with a large whirlpool and complimentary bar service and a private hammam chamber for Arabian style body scrub and cleansing rituals. Tooth whitening, men's grooming, manicures, pedicures, waxing and a full range of hairdressing services are available in the adjoining hair and beauty salon. There's also a small modern fitness complex and two studios for personal training sessions, nutritional consultations, Pilates and yoga classes.After waking me from my slumbers, therapist Naomi showed me to one of the treatment rooms and left me to disrobe and settle face down on the bed under a large white sheet. When she returned, she asked if I preferred a gentle, medium or firm massage and whether my neck, back or shoulders needed special attention.
Ostensibly the world's most popular spa treatment, Swedish massage therapy evokes a tangible feeling of wellbeing. It relieves anxiety, stress and depression by releasing endorphins and other soothing chemical mediators. You can't help but feel better after a session. Its long gliding strokes (always in the direction of blood returning to the heart) relax the muscle fibres and oxygenate the blood. As muscle toxins and knots are released, circulation and flexibility improves.
A study published in The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine in 2010 found that just one 45-minute session of deep-tissue Swedish massage decreased levels of the stress hormone cortisol in blood and saliva and increased serotonin levels by almost a third. White blood cell numbers also increased, boosting the immune system, while there were less cytokine proteins involved in inflammation and allergic reactions.
Lying under a sheet, my feet were cleansed with a warm cloth and gently dried. One side of my body was uncovered, warm oil applied then massaged thoroughly with a series of long sweeping upward strokes followed by deeper muscle kneading to my legs, arms and back. The procedure was then repeated on the other side. The tension knots in my upper back and shoulders were given an painful circular vibrating massage, which Naomi carried out using her thumbs and fingers. Noticing my discomfort, she explained that loosening the knots would encourage the lymph system to flush out the build up of lactic acid and uric acid in the muscle tissues. This 'no pain, no gain' focus on my poor shoulders was the only part of the treatment I didn't enjoy!
Halfway through, I was asked to turn over – a move that always makes me feel like a beached whale – but a sheet was tactfully held up to preserve my modesty as I settled myself onto my back. I was anointed with more fragrant warm oil and my limbs massaged from the front. My abdomen was also massaged but not my breasts. Fingers and toes received particular attention with each digit loosened and gently pulled until it clicked. The treatment ended with an awesome, 'shivers of delight-inducing' neck massage, with sweeping strokes from the base of the neck, décolletage and shoulders up into my head and scalp.
Leaving the spa, I felt refreshed and revitalised. My joie de vivre continued throughout the evening and beyond – with table tennis at midnight and a few circuits of the promenade deck before turning in. But I was back to being a sleepyhead next morning – if only there was a treatment that turned a night owl like me into a lark, I'd be the first to try it.
To book a Silversea cruise visit www.silversea.com or your travel agent.


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If you're looking for a very special house in an amazing location with incredible uninterrupted lake views and sunshine hours, don't miss out on this superior architecturally designed four-bedroom family home sitting at the end of Silverwood Lane. Designed and completed in 2013 this home is thoughtful and appealing from the core out to every fine detail.
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Ghana Oil Company Limited (GOIL) was presented with a certificate by Mrs. Gauri Bhagwat, a Lead Auditor and Trainer for Quality/Environmental and Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems for International Register of Certificated Auditors, UK (IRCA- UK), as evidence of being ISO 7 9001:2008 certified with the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO).
The ISO Certificate was received by Mr. Patrick Akorli, Managing Director of GOIL at a colourful ceremony held at GOIL Executive Centre, Cantonment, Accra on Thursday, 15th March, 2015.
Presenting the certificate to GOIL, Mrs. Bhagwat, applauded GOIL for having maintained quality practices in every facet of the business, and revealed that organizations that establish and maintain internationally recognized management systems can be independently audited by certification bodies.
Commenting on the ISO Certificate, Mr. Patrick Akorli the Managing Director GOIL said, "The ISO program started in 2008 with a 2-weeks intensive awareness training for all staff from management to junior staff. Within the 4 year period, GOIL had to review our processes, procedures and forms following which there were internal audit for 2 months".
The GOIL boss added that the final external audit was conducted before certification in December, 2014 and the certification was approved in January, 2015 of which a formal presentation is being done today. He said that GOIL was now poised to venture onto the international platform to complete with multinational companies in the oil marketing industry. He also that GOIL continues to remain one of the forerunners in the downstream petroleum industry.
Mr. Akorli thanked Management and Staff and other stakeholders who in diverse ways played significant roles in making this ISO Certification to GOIL possible. He assured GOIL Customers and the general public that GOIL, the only Ghanaian-owned Oil Marketing Company, will continue to deliver quality products that meet customer satisfaction.
Present at the ceremony were Board Chairman-Prof. William Asumaning; Board Members of GOIL and other dignitaries in the oil industry.
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Introducing the unbelievable revolutionary LVL natural lash treatment to Delucia Holistics in Manchester City Centre.
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LVL stands for Length-Volume-Lift and is an eye treatment based on using your own natural lashes to create a fantastic lengthening wide eyed look that will also give your lashes a voluminous lifted appearance.
Whats the difference between LVL and a perm?
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TELLURIDE, Colo. (July 14, 2009) –The Telluride Ski Resort announced
2009-2010 season pass pricing today, keeping rates the same as last
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Junior (ages 13-18 yrs) $175 $575
College Pass $299 $725
Senior (ages 65+) $499 $825
Telluride's guests will also benefit with 6-Day and 10-Day Passes, the
Telluride Card and Limitless Lesson Pass available during the Summer
Sale. The 6-Day Pass will cost just $345 and the 10-Day Pass just $495.
These products will be available online through October 30, after which
they will be available at regional sales events through the beginning of
the season.
"Our goal is to create attractive pass options for our core customers,"
said Telluride Ski Resort's CEO Dave Riley. "With new terrain opening
this year, and Revelation Bowl and Palmyra Peak opening the last two
seasons, this is a wonderful opportunity to experience what Telluride
has to offer."
For all pass information and to purchase, please go to
www.tellurideskiresort.com or call 970-728-7517 Monday through Friday.
Cleanup May 14th–22nd 2005
Dumpsite Open Thursday the 19th-Sunday 22nd
Waste Disposal Day May 21st
Mahoney Drive impound and parking lot will be open for non-commercial
refuse & recycling Thursday, May 19th through Sunday, May
22nd between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
special household hazardous material disposal event will be held on
Saturday the 21st between 10am and 2pm, also at the Mahoney
Drive parking lot. $5.00 minimum drop fee required.
tires, household electronics and car batteries and standard recycling are
allowed Thursday through Sunday
Hazardous waste is only allowed on Sat. 10am-2pm.
construction or other commercial refuse please!
The Town of
Telluride neighborhood trash pick up day is on Friday, May 20th
between 1 and 4 p.m. Call Rebekah Hall to sign up if you can't make it
over to the impound lot, 728-3071.
Please place items for
pick up on the alley if possible.
Please don't set out
hazardous wastes or other restricted refuse such as appliances with
This event
is sponsored by the Town of Telluride - San Miguel County Recycling Task
Force, and the Greenbucks Program
Volunteer with
Town of
Telluride Greenbucks
San Miguel County
708- 9530
Colo. (March 22, 2005) -Telluride's spirit of giving and generosity knows
no boundaries. Initiated soon after a Tsunami struck the Indian Ocean on
Dec. 26 killing over 180,000 and displacing over 4 million people, the
Telluride Foundation was asked by members of its Board of Directors to
create a community fund to raise money to assist with tsunami relief and
rebuilding efforts. In two months, the Telluride community raised $183,000
for the victims of the tsunami.
thing that really struck me during the tsunami relief effort was that
everyone was so willing to help. The fact that we banded together as a
community for such an urgent cause created a sense of solidarity,"
said Honga Im Hopgood, who helped organize Tsunami Donation Day.
"Although we can not erase the devastation and sense of loss that
millions will feel for a long time from losing their homes, loved ones and
sense of community, we have reached out and assisted some of the victims
in rebuilding their lives."
the funds were secured, the Telluride Foundation initiated an extensive
research phase, which included input from the community, to identify
specific, significant and measurable projects to fund. The Telluride
Foundation will distribute money from the Tsunami Relief Fund to four
projects run by respected, credible organizations that can deliver
tangible results and aid in the long-term relief and restoration of
communities devastated by the tsunami.
to Read, a U.S.-based, 501c3 organization, will receive $50,000 to rebuild
schools in Sri Lanka, an area that was especially decimated by the
Tsunami. This hands-on organization is currently rebuilding two schools,
expected to completed in March, in Karaitivu Village in the Ampara
District on the eastern coast of Sri Lanka.
In addition, Room to Read plans to rebuild 15 to 18 additional
schools throughout the Tsunami-affected area. They have raised $500,000 of
their $1 million goal to fund the Sri Lanka School Reconstruction Project.
For more information on Room to Read, visit www.roomtoread.org/tsunami.
Tsunami Relief Campaign will also contribute $50,000 to Project Concern, a
U.S.-based 501c3 organization, dedicated to saving the lives of children
and families around the world by preventing disease and providing access
to clean water and nutritious food. The organization will use the
contribution from the Telluride Tsunami Relief Fund to rebuild the lives
of families in West Aceh, Indonesia by funding water and sanitation
projects, food distribution, reconstruction of health clinics and schools
and providing construction supplies and materials.
Funds will also be used to develop mother and child-care centers
where women can share their experiences, provide support for each other,
and learn valuable information about nutrition, education, and childcare.
For more information on Project Concern, visit www.projectconcern.org.
Giving, another U.S.-based 501c3 organization, is the third and forth
recipient of funds from the Tsunami Relief Campaign. The first project
will receive $25,000 to fund an Ashoka fellow Jesuit Priest who is
assisting over 2000 Batticaloa refugees in Sri Lanka displaced by the
tsunami. The project meets
their immediate need for shelter while working to prevent the spread of
disease and will also assist with the resettlement of the refugees and
help them rebuild their communities. The second project will receive
$15,000 and focuses on rebuilding and creating jobs in Perlya, Sri Lanka.
The project includes purchasing a concrete, brick-making machine which
will provide employment for 10 people; replacing a saw mill that was
destroyed, creating 6 jobs; replacing a coconut oil extraction plant which
will employ 2 people; planting 4000 palm trees for a coastal re-
vegetation project; and rebuilding a local village catamaran fishing boat
that provides four families with employment. For more information, visit www.globalgiving.com.
remaining $43,000 in the Tsunami Relief Fund will be utilized as
additional funding for one of the four projects as soon as it becomes
clear which project can use extra money to create maximum impact. The
Foundation conducted extensive research and background checks (with the
assistance of personal contacts and national databases) on the
organizations funded and will receive periodic progress reports from Room
to Read, Project Concern, and Global Giving. The progress reports will be
conveyed to the Telluride community through local newspapers and KOTO.
early 2005 the Telluride Foundation established a fund to support victims
of the Indian Ocean disaster with an anonymous $50,000 matching grant. The
campaign turned into a community-wide effort-generating contributions from
every sector of the community including generous individuals, Telluride
Middle/High School and Elementary School students, local merchants,
restaurants and bars. All the money raised, including any interest
incurred since the beginning of the campaign, will be paid out to these
projects. In addition, the Telluride Foundation contributed its staff and
accounting time to manage the effort.
so often happens during the course of the year, the Telluride community
has once again demonstrated its incredible generosity and concern for
others in need. Our citizens exhibited their caring spirit," said
Bunny Freidus, contributor to the Tsunami Relief Campaign and Telluride
Foundation Board Member.
Intermediate and Middle/High School students and teachers raised $13,873
for the Tsunami Relief Fund through bake sales, "Buckets of
Love" and selling symbolic paper water bottles. The Fly Me to the
Moon Saloon contributed $500 from individuals who attended shows and the
Sheridan Arts Foundation donated over $1000 from their January 21 Bongo
Love concert. Donation Day on Friday, January 28, organized by the
Telluride Restaurant and Retail Association, generated nearly $28,000 for
victims of the tsunami disaster. Participating businesses pledged 25
percent or more of gross sales from that day to the Telluride Tsumani
Relief Fund.
is truly remarkable how generous this community is", commented Mary
Rubadeau, Superintendent of Telluride School District and Board Member of
the Telluride Foundation, "I think it reflects the character of the
people of our community and the values we cherish and teach to our
more information on the Tsunami Relief Campaign, please contact the
Telluride Foundation at 728-8717.
20th Annual St. Patrick's Day Baseball Game
Thursday, March 17th, 5 PM
Bottom of lift 7-Coonskin
Baseball Game on skis or snowboards
It is a long-standing Telluride tradition
Ski School vs. Ski Patrol
St. Patrick's Day party at the Elks after the game-all
On St. Paddy's day, members of the Telluride Ski Patrol
and Telluride Ski and Snowboard School equipped with skis or snowboards,
battle it out on the baseball diamond in honor of St. Patrick. This is the
20th meeting of this traditional rivalry. The first games where played way
back in the 1970's and 80's and the yearly tradition was renewed in 1992
by veteran ski instructors Larry Hopkins and Paul Sherry. The first pitch
will be at 5 PM and ball will be played until it is too dark to play.
"This event is a rite of passage into spring time
and a great way to celebrate St. Paddy's day outside in our beautiful
valley. It is fun to watch expert skiers and boarders flail around the
bases on skis and fall over themselves in the outfield." Says
Socko a supervisor of the ski patrol says, "Let's
make this game fun and kick the ski schools butt again this year!"
Bobby Murphy, ski school director says, "We ran
into a tough Patrol squad last season. Since the loss, we've done some
soul searching and have refocused our game plan."
This year the Ski School demo team, the Ghost riders,
will again sell hotdogs at the baseball game and sell tickets for a raffle
of a neat cruiser bicycles as a fundraiser for there travel fund. Also
beverages will be available for a donation.
For the record the Ski School has won 4 out of the last
7 years with Patrol winning last year holding Ski School to little action
at the plate. During the nineties the patrol dominated.
Jeff Proteau, senior vice president of mountain
operations at Telski, will M.C. this event along with Ken Stone, senior
vice president of sales and marketing at Telski, adding lots of local
color to the event. This is a great event for locals and visitors alike.
Public Welcome to Attend "Teddy's Way"
Dedication Saturday, March 12 at 2p.m.
TELLURIDE, Colo. (March 9, 2005) --Teddy Ebersol
spent many of his summers and vacations in Telluride, took his first steps
in the resort community and learned to ski at the Telluride Ski Resort.
Fourteen year-old Ebersol died tragically Nov. 28, 2004 in a private plane
crash near Telluride.
His parents, actress Susan Saint James and Dick
Ebersol, want to carry on the memory of their warm and loving son in
Telluride as it occupied a special place in Teddy's heart. San Joaquin, a
ski trail off Lift 10, will be renamed 'Teddy's Way' as it was his
favorite run to ski home each day. The dedication ceremony will be held at
2 p.m. on Saturday, March 12 on San Joaquin, before the Sundance
confluence off lift 10. A simple ceremony includes music, short opening
remarks, family rembrances and a Native American blessing of the run.
To Attend Teddy Ebersol's Memorial:
* Please ski to the memorial by taking lift 10 to
Double Cabins to San Joaquin. There will be signage and mountain personnel
to assist with directions.
* Guests may ride the gondola to the intercept lot
(Lot A). Mountain Village is providing two shuttles that will drive people
from the gondola building in the intercept lot to the memorial. Shuttles
will run from 1-4pm
* Guests driving to the memorial may park at the
intercept lot (Lot A) and take the Mountain Village shuttles to the
memorial. Shuttles will run from 1-4pm.
* Dial-a-ride is available for Mountain Village
residents and guests at 728-8888.
Saint James and Ebersol discovered Telluride in the
late 1970's and purchased a home here in 1976. They spend as much time in
Telluride as their busy schedules allow. Saint James and Ebersol express
their sincere thanks and gratitude for the overwhelming outpouring of
friendship, love, support and caring from the Telluride community.
Robin Magee
Sept. 14, 1953 - March 7,
Wilkinson Public Library director and longtime Telluride area resident
Robin Magee died at her home in Norwood, Monday, March 7. She was 51.
The cause of death has not yet
been determined. She is survived by her parents Bob and Marge Magee of
Atlanta, Georgia; her brothers Jeff Magee of Atlanta, Georgia and Jim
Magee and wife, Kristen, and nephews Alex, 2, Tom, 1, of Greenville, South
Carolina; sister Sue Magee and children, Sarah Jarvis, 13, and Cayman
Jarvis, 10, of Anchorage, Alaska; ex-husband Paul Machado of Ophir; and
her beloved animal friends, her dogs, Tango and Samba, and cats Muse and
A memorial for Magee is scheduled for Friday, March 11 at noon on the
library patio. The community is invited to attend and friends and
associates are encouraged to say a few words for Magee, who died at her
home in Norwood last weekend. A reception at the Hotel Telluride will
follow. The library will be closed all day Friday.
Donations can be made to the Wilkinson Public Library or Tara Mandala P.O.
Box 3040, Pagosa Springs, Colo. 81147 or e-mail email@example.com
styled Superpipe puts Telluride on the world class riding map
Colo. (January 20, 2005) - Skiers and riders hitting the slopes of
Telluride this winter can ride the newly designed Telluride Air Garden
Superpipe. With 18 ft. walls and 400 ft. of usable area, the pipe
was designed by the ski resort's own mountain operations staff in
conjunction with primary Olympic pipe designers, Planet Snow Designs.
Located on the Butterfly run, the new Superpipe adds a new dimension to
the top-of-the-line jibs, fun boxes and redesigned jumps of Telluride's
Air Garden Terrain Park.
snow sports and pipe enthusiasts can now experience one of the best parks
available in the country right here in Telluride," said Jeff Proteau,
vice president operations for the Telluride Ski Resort. "We are
thrilled to work with such an experienced terrain park and mountain
operations team creating a state-of-the-art park for skiers and riders of
all abilities, from beginner to Olympic level status." Telluride's
Superpipe opened Jan. 19, 2005.
Planet Snow
designers Ryan Neptune and Pat Melandowski travel the world designing and
building Olympic level Superpipes and were ecstatic to work with such an
enthusiast mountain operations team. The snowmaking, grooming, vehicle
maintenance, air garden park staff and park rangers all contributed a
great deal to the project. Terrain park staff Steve Edgecombe, Aaron
Appenal, and Greg Stob also contributed their pipe expertise to the
this Superpipe has truly been an educational experience," said John
Knowles, mountain manager for the resort. "All hands were on deck for
this project and our mountain operations crew did a fine job in the
completion of the Superpipe, a fantastic addition to our already amazing
Open 7 days
a week, the park will be groomed as needed. For more information, call
970-728-7404 or visit tellurideskiresort.com.
TELLURIDE, Colo. (Jan. 18, 2005) - The
Telluride Ski Resort's (Telski) Children's Programs now offers extended
hours of our guest childcare facility enabling parents to enjoy the
evening features of the resort. The program 'Kid's Night Out' runs nightly
from 4:00 - 8:30pm for 5 - 12 years olds, $50 per child for the entire
evening or $15 per hour for partial evenings. The program is chaperoned by
some of the kid's favorite ski and snowboard instructors.
"Kid's Night Out is a great success
for our destination travelers. Now parents can enjoy the resort in the
evening while their kids have an action packed night of fun with us,"
said Kieffer Parrino manager of children's program for Telski. "This
isn't daycare, it is a night of fun for kids to be kids!"
Kid's Night Out includes pizza and a movie
every evening; other activities will vary nightly and may depend on
weather. Sledding, street hockey, tubing on Thrill Hill, or X-box is other
features. Fridays will feature a kid's torchlight on the Meadows ski run.
Children must come dressed for activities and ready for fun.
For more information or to sign up for
Kid's Night Out, stop by the Ski & Snowboard School in Mountain
Village or call (970) 728-7545.
Colorado- January 18,
2005- At approx. 1200 noon an Avalanche in the Twin Butte area near
Revelstoke, B.C. has claimed the life of Stephen Butts, 48, resident of
Telluride, Colorado. Selkirk Tangiers Helicopter Skiing Ltd had
transported 10-12 skiers to the area. One other skier was
transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
It is unknown at this time what the cause of the avalanche, but heavy
snowfall is expected. All other skiers in the party were accounted
for and removed from the avalanche sight. The RCMP investigation in
concert with the Coroners office is continuing.
Your Holiday Gifts Bring Smiles
The holidays are a time to give and a
time to appreciate our loved ones, our health and happiness. This holiday
season we ask that you share your blessings with those who are less
fortunate. ANGEL BASKETS, an organization that provides for hundreds of
families in the Telluride region, is asking for donations of food, gifts,
clothing, toys and money. Stop by Town Hall in the Blue Mesa Building and
pick a wish off the tree and make someone's dream come true. Please
bring all wrapped donations to the Blue Mesa front desk by Monday,
December 13. Contact Sue at 728-8000 for more information. Happy Holidays!
A Special Holiday Offer from La
La Piazza is offering a special three
course meal for $17 per person, every Sunday through Thursday starting
November 24 through December 19. And new this season, stop in for an
Italian apres ski cocktail and tagliere from 3pm-5pm. Call 728-8283 for
Take a Horse Driven Sleigh Around Mountain Village
Mountain Village has expanded their
guest service amenities to include sleigh rides on the golf course this
holiday season. A 12 person, horse-driven sleigh will take guests on a
scenic tour around the Telluride golf course. The new sleigh ride service
will begin on December 16 and run through March (weather permitting).
"We are excited to offer sleigh rides to our homeowners and guests,"
said Tracee Hennigar, Special Events Coordinator for Mountain Village.
"It's the perfect family outing. You can snuggle up in a blanket, chat
with family and friends and enjoy the incredible views." Sleigh ride
tickets can be purchased at the new Guest Service Center in Heritage
Plaza, or on www.tellurideticket.com. Adults are $45 and children are $25
(free for children under 3 years old). Sleigh rides are available Thursday
through Sunday and depart on the hour at 3pm, 4pm, and 5pm. To book your
reservation, contact the Guest Service Center at 970-729-1846 or go to
A New Mountain Village Market
Over the Thanksgiving weekend, a new
natural foods market opened in Mountain Village. The Mountain Village
Market is a welcomed addition to the Village Center and features over
6,000 gourmet and organic items including meat, dairy, produce, baked
goods and sundries. If you're hungry for a quick meal, stop by and try
out the wide selection of soups and sandwiches. The Mountain Village
Market is open 7 days a week from 8am until 8pm and is located in the
Conference Center Plaza near Wells Fargo Bank in the Palmyra building.
Call 728-6500 for more information.
Continental Airlines Fare Sale
The Telluride/ Montrose Regional Air Organization
and Continental Airlines are offering savings on Continental jet service
from Los Angeles, California, to Montrose, Colorado
• The 50 seat regional jet runs December 16, 2004 thru April 2,
• Base fares start at $218 round trip to or from Los Angeles
• To reserve your flight go to www.continental.com
Continental Airlines Fare Sale -- Fly to Los Angeles
for $218 roundtrip. Reservations must be made 14 days in advance, and are
subject to availability. Fares are sample off peak fares and will be
slightly higher on peak travel days. Tax is not included. Two night stay
is required and tickets are non-refundable.
Winter Events
Mountain Village is bursting with holiday
cheer! This season we have a wonderful array of special events planned for
you and your family. Come out and enjoy the festivities!
Jingle Jam
Friday, December 17, 4pm - 6pm
Join us in Heritage Plaza, just steps away from the Gondola in Mountain
Village, for a community celebration! The event will feature the Holiday
Tree Lighting with Santa Claus, gingerbread house displays, warm
beverages, treats and toys for children, plus great deals and in-store
events at Mountain Village restaurants and shops! Entertainment from the
Rock n' Roll Academy and children carolers will perform to make this an
extra special event! Parking in Mountain Village is FREE after 3pm. New
this year, receive a pair of 3D snowflake holographic glasses with a $15
purchase at your local retailer (while supplies last). Use your 3D glasses
to view the holiday lights and fireworks.
Photos with Santa &
Holiday Cookie Decorating Party
Saturday, December 18, 1pm - 4pm, Sunday, December 19, 1pm - 4pm,
Wednesday, December 22, 1pm - 4pm
Santa will be checking his list to see who's been naughty and nice this
year at the Telluride Conference Center! Come enjoy the charm of an
old-fashioned Christmas, and have a FREE photo taken with Santa and his
jolly elves atop his favorite antique sleigh. Afterwards, guests can
personalize their very own holiday cookie. Gingerbread cookies, sugar
cookies, frosting and a variety of festive sprinkles will be provided at
no charge.
Pastel Artist, Deborah Bays
Tuesday, December 28
The Telluride Mountain Gallery (in the Franz Klammer building) will host
an art opening and reception for Deborah Bays, an award winning pastel
artist. Stop by to meet the artist and view her exhibition of still life
and figurative paintings from 5pm-7pm.
Warren Miller's Film IMPACT
Wednesday, December 29, Doors open at 7pm
The Telluride Conference Center will host Warren Miller's 5th annual
feature film IMPACT for one adventure filled evening only! IMPACT
showcases winter sports' top athletes and local heroes on the big screen
as they travel to fabled and exotic locations around the globe in search
of the perfect ride, deepest powder and sickest lines. Along with
adrenaline-filled action and magnificent scenery, IMPACT delivers a
high-energy soundtrack on a state-of-the-art digital sound system. Tickets
are $10 and can be purchased at www.tellurideticket.com, at sponsor ticket
locations (TBA), or at the door the evening of the event.
New Year's Eve Fireworks in
the Village
Friday, December 31, approx. 7pm
Celebrate New Year's Eve in Mountain Village with a spectacular display of
holiday fireworks! Best viewed from the Mountain Village Center, the
fireworks will glow brightly over the snow and set the night sky ablaze
with brilliant colors. The fireworks will commence when the Torchlight
parade has finished. Don't forget to bring your 3D holographic snowflake
glasses, free with any $15 purchase at your local Mountain Village
retailer from December 17-31 (while supplies last).
January 15-17
SnowFest is an enjoyable event for the whole family. It is a winter
carnival event featuring giant snow sculptures, ice capades, a hula moon
snowshoe, heat miser party and so much more...
Santa Visits, Treats and Toys for the Kids
and Holiday Concert Series!
TELLURIDE, Colo. (Dec 10, 2004) - Decorated
with colorful ornaments, white lights, fresh garland and red bows,
Telluride sets the stage for a picture perfect holiday vacation. From
skiing with Santa to a torchlight parade to festive parties, Telluride
offers an action-packed line up of holiday events for the whole family.
The town of Mountain Village lights up with
holiday cheer during the annual Jingle Jam Friday, December 17, from 4 - 6
p.m. The event features the Holiday Tree Lighting with Santa Claus,
gingerbread house displays, warm beverages, treats and toys for children,
plus great deals and in-store events at Mountain Village restaurants and
shops! The Rock n' Roll Academy's children perform to make this an extra
special event! Parking in Mountain Village is free after 3 p.m. New this
year, receive a pair of 3D snowflake holographic glasses with a $15
purchase at local retailers (while supplies last). The glasses are perfect
for viewing holiday lights and the New Year's Eve fireworks.
Santa visits the Telluride Conference
Center (in the Mountain Village) from 1- 4 p.m.
Dec. 18, 19, and 22 for free holiday
pictures and cookie decorating party. All the good little boys and girls
can take photos with good ole' St. Nick and his elves atop an antique
sleigh. Gingerbread cookies, sugar cookies, frosting and a variety of
festive sprinkles are in plentiful supply at no charge.
Music aficionados can enjoy the Sheridan
Opera House's 2004 Holiday Concert Series, starting Monday, Dec. 27 with
the return of Grammy Award winner Shawn Colvin. Tuesday, Dec. 28, brings
Woodstock Legend Richie Havens to the Opera House. Bonerama lights up the
stage on Wednesday, Dec. 29 with the sounds of New Orleans Big Brass Band.
Over the holidays, Santa flies his sleigh
to the Telluride Ski Resort for his annual ski vacation. On Dec. 18 and
19, Santa carves up the slopes on Lifts 1, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12 and 13 and
hands out candy to everyone who has been nice. Before heading back to the
North Pole, Santa will pose with all the little (and big) boys and girls
for photos at Gorrono Ranch on December 23 from 12 - 3 p.m.
Christmas Eve festivities begin at 6 p.m.
with the Torchlight Parade. Skiers illuminate Telluride's slopes as they
carry torches down Coonskin and Telluride Trail. There are many great
places in town to view this glowing parade including Pacific Street, Main
Street and Columbia Ave.
Art aficionados can head over to the
Telluride Mountain Gallery (located in the Franz Klammer building) for
award winning pastel artist Deborah Bays' opening and reception. Stop by
to meet the artist and view this beautiful still life and figurative
painting exhibition from 5 - 7 p.m.
Warren Miller fans can check out his lasted
film IMPACT at the Telluride Conference Center for one night only on
December 29. IMPACT showcases top winter sports athletes as they travel to
fabled and exotic locations around the globe in search of the perfect
ride, deepest powder and sickest lines. Along with adrenaline-filled
action and magnificent scenery, IMPACT delivers a high-energy soundtrack
on a state-of-the-art digital sound system. Tickets are $10 and can be
purchased at www.tellurideticket.com <http://www.tellurideticket.com>
or at the door the evening of the event.
With a wide variety of events on New Years,
guests might have difficult time deciding how to celebrate the start of
2005. The action begins at 6 p.m. with a torchlight parade on both sides
of the mountain. A spectacular display of holiday fireworks follows the
torchlight and is visible both in town and in Mountain Village.
The Sheridan Opera House hosts a New Year's
Eve Gala at 9 p.m. This Sheridan Arts Foundation fundraiser includes a
performance by Royal Crown Review, dancing, champagne, and food. Tickets
are $100 per person general admission and $500 per person for VIP reserved
The celebration continues New Year's Day at
Gorrono Ranch, Telluride's mid mountain restaurant with the first annual
Coca Cola's Football Town. 150 red Coca cola mini-footballs will be hidden
on the mountain. Skiers and riders finding a football bring it to the Coca
Cola Football Town Headquarters at Gorrono Ranch and receive a prize!
After the holidays, visitors and locals can
look forward to the Telluride Snow Fest January 15-17. Snow Fest is an
enjoyable winter carnival for the whole family and features giant snow
sculptures, ice capades, a hula moon snowshoe race, a heat miser party and
more. Telluride Ski Resort's Bands on the Beach Music Series kicks off
Snow Fest weekend of with the tunes of Jack Johnson sounding Donovan
Frankenreiter at Gorrono Ranch from 1-4 p.m.
Skiers and Riders dreaming of a white
Christmas can enjoy the fabulous snow conditions & full calendar of
events in Telluride this year. November brought record snowfall and
amazing Thanksgiving Day skiing, while December brings good cheer, Santa
and holiday spirits to the San Juan Mountains in Telluride. There is
availability on flights into Telluride and Montrose before Dec. 26 so come
one and come all for the holidays. For more information about events
contact Telluride and Mountain Village CVB at 970-728-3041.
Governments Support A
third party EVALUATION
OF Telluride's current destination marketing efforts
CO (December 10, 2004) – The three locals governments, San Miguel
County, the town of Mountain Village, and the town of Telluride,
collectively support the hiring of an outside consultant to
evaluate Telluride's current destination marketing efforts and a
possible restructuring of the Telluride and Mountain Village Convention
and Visitor's Bureau (TMCVB).
the summer and winter marketing campaigns are split between the TMCVB and
Telski. "If our community is truly behind building a year-round
destination marketing organization, then we need to come up with a sustainable
business model. An outside consultant will give us a more objective viewpoint,
" said Davis Fansler, Mountain Village Mayor.
this study, the governments would like to address several issues including
analyzing the current TMCVB board, staff and funding structures; learning
how other visitor centers, boards, and bureaus function throughout the
country; developing a blueprint for a year-round destination marketing
print and web strategy; and lastly, understanding what makes Telluride
unique from other destination resorts.
three governments are enthusiastic about working together to make
Telluride a viable, year round destination. "What a fabulous opportunity
for our three governments to work together towards the mutual goal of
sustainability," said John Pryor, Telluride Mayor.
governments plan to hire the consultant in the first quarter of 2005 and
will have the recommendations back by the second quarter. The results will
be shared with the community in a public forum.
town of Mountain Village, Colorado, at an elevation of 9500 feet, is home
to the Telluride Ski Resort and the Telluride Conference Center.
The Mountain Village sits high above the historic town of Telluride
and encompasses approximately 2,100 acres of rolling aspen and spruce
covered mountainside. Connected to the town of Telluride by a FREE gondola
transportation system, Mountain Village tempts guests with the best of
everything in the Telluride region including the Golden Door Spa, outdoor
activities, fine dining, and a variety of lodging properties and retail
Dear Editor, November 30, 2004
The Telluride Nordic Association would like to thank
everyone who helped make the Nordic Swap a success.
Thank you to the Wilkinson Library for use of the Program Room
which made it convenient for the shoppers and is much warmer than the
Warming Hut in
! A big thanks to J. Michael Brown of Paragon Sports and Terry Hersher of
the Mountaineer for making great Nordic gear available at remarkably low
prices. Thank you to everyone
who either bought or sold equipment. It is wonderful to keep the equipment
Nordic Center Director, Midnite Scholtes, and Bill
Wells, local Nordic guru, joined the Telluride Nordic Association's
Board of Directors during the swap to help people connect with the proper
gear. Thank you for your
valuable time and expertise!
The time is ripe to use your "new" equipment.
Trails are groomed!
and the railroad grade are in fabulous shape. Trails at
and Faraway will be up and running today.
If you are interested in joining the TNA, please come
to our annual meeting, Friday, December 10th, 5:00-6:30, at the
home of Thalia Pryor, 518 W. Galena or call the Nordic Center at 728-1144.
Keep on Track,
Lois Major
TNA Board Member
Colo. (August 9, 2004) – After
soliciting and receiving nominations and input from the community, the
Telluride Foundation has named Lissa Margetts its citizen of the year and
will celebrate her work and philanthropy in general at its August 19
Community Meeting in Town Park.
our second year naming a citizen of the year we again received many great
nominations from the local community," commented Ron
Allred, co-chairman of the Telluride Foundation. "As before, it was a
very hard decision. Lissa has been active in the community for years –
in ways that go well beyond her day to day work at the Rocky Mountain Ark
– and certainly is a great choice."
citizen of the year award recognizes someone who has unselfishly
contributed to the Telluride regional community's quality of life, and
Margetts was chosen from a wide range of nominees submitted to the
Foundation by individuals throughout the area. Terry Tice was the 2003
citizen of the year.
A Telluride native, Margetts has been caring for animals since
childhood when, as the daughter of the town's only doctor, Dr. Gardiner
Pier, and a very patient mother, she was frequently called upon to help
nurse sick pets back to health (the town had no veterinarian). In 1977 she
became licensed and officially founded the Rocky Mountain Ark, an
internationally recognized organization dedicated to giving orphaned and
injured animals a chance to heal, grow and be free again. In cases where
rehabilitation and release are not possible, the Ark becomes a refuge and
home for life, and the rescued animals become ambassadors in educational
programs. Since the Ark began over 100,000 children have been educated and
well over 2,000 animals have been rehabilitated and released.
believe our greatest impact – our most long-term achievement – is
through the education programs," commented Margetts. "The need, the
desire, is out there and we're incredibly fortunate to have an amazing
variety of native species to work with."
the last seventeen years, the Rocky Mountain Ark has been located on 14
acres at the base of Mount Wilson. Every season hundreds of injured and
orphaned local animals are taken in by Margetts and cared for, with the
ultimate goal being to release them back into the wild. Over the years
Margetts has created facilities at the Ark that include a treatment and
medical room, a raptor aviary,
indoor and outdoor enclosures, a river otter pond, and a full 1½-acre
predator enclosure. Currently, the Ark has over 73 different species of
both domestic and wild animals under its care.
addition to the day to day work of running the Ark – caring for the
animals, maintaining hundreds of licenses, both state and federal, and
coordinating educational field trips to the Ark – Margetts lectures at
schools across the state and works four days a week at the ski area in the
winter season, bringing in native, non-releasable ambassador species to
teach students about the importance of biodiversity and habitat protection
and helping to coordinate the ski area's environmental education
also serves as a volunteer and advisor
for the American River Otter Alliance, the Division of Wildlife,
and the International Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. Additionally she
supplies on-site externships for 4th-year veterinary students
and offers programs for the Telluride Academy, inner city and at-risk
youths, Native Americans children and physically and mentally challenged
citizen of the year Margetts will receive a commemorative plaque at the
Foundation's Community Meeting Thursday, August 19 and a grant of $5,000
to be given in her name to the local nonprofit of her choice. Her name
will also be listed on a plaque for display at the Foundation office and
be recognized in an announcement in local newspapers.
Telluride Foundation's citizen of the year committee consists of Allred,
Josh Sale, Joan May and Dick Rodgers.
Telluride Foundation's Community Meeting runs from 5:15-6:15 p.m. under
the tent in Town Park Thursday, August 19. In addition to presentation of
Margetts as citizen of the year, the meeting features a keynote address
from Eugene Linden, and will touch briefly on Foundation news and events.
Linden is a nationally acclaimed writer and will speak on "The
Environment, Animal Intelligence, and Politics". Linden is the
environmental writer for Time magazine. His recent books include The
Parrot's Lament and The Octopus and the Orangutan.
meeting's keynote address is a joint production of the Telluride
Foundation and the Out Loud Lecture Series.
Telluride Foundation is committed to preserving and enriching the quality
of life of the residents, workforce and visitors of the Telluride Region.
The Foundation does this by working directly with donors to help fulfill
their charitable interests and by providing grants, technical assistance
and educational workshops to the region's charitable organizations, a
group of over 60 local non-profits including the Ah Haa School for the
Arts, Telluride Adaptive Sports Program, One-to-One, Horizon Program and
the Telluride Emergency Medical Services. In addition, the Telluride
Foundation seeks to address emerging community needs by creating new
initiatives such as the Bright Futures Child Care Fund and the Good
Neighbor Fund, an emergency assistance fund for local families in
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In this clinical case are illustrated in a very schematic way some stages of the realization of an upper and lower overdenture on eight implants, four on the upper and four on the lower jaw (Fig. 1). This solution will provide greater stability to the prosthesis during the phonation and the chewing functions, allowing the patient to relate in their social sphere with safety and confidence.


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Next Microsoft CEO faces rocky road in easing NSA-fueled privacy worries
When Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer steps down in the next 12 months, his successor will be left with the task of easing rising privacy concerns fueled by reports of massive Internet snooping by the U.S. National Security Agency.
Ballmer announced his plans for retirement on Friday, saying the company needed someone who would be with Microsoft long enough to see through its transition from a software maker to a "devices and services" business.
The next CEO will have to provide a much better strategy than Ballmer on moving Microsoft into the fast-growing tech markets Ballmer missed early on, including the shift in Internet advertising to search and the movement from PCs to tablets and smartphones.
On top of all that, the new top executive will have to guide the company in mistrustful overseas markets shaken by the steady stream of media reports of NSA Internet data gathering.
In the latest fallout from the NSA's terrorist-hunting, the German national weekly newspaper Die Zeit reported that experts are warning the government not to use Windows 8 or its successor because they contain a backdoor that could be exploited by the U.S. agency
Ironically, the offending technology, called Trusted Computing, is the foundation for a much higher level of security than what has existed in Windows PCs in the past.
What Microsoft has done is link the operating system to a special chip called a Trusted Platform Module. Working together, the technologies provide Microsoft a protected channel for automatic updating and monitoring for software piracy.
Specifications for the architecture come from the Trusted Computing Group, a non-profit organization whose members include the biggest names in the U.S. tech industry, including Microsoft, IBM, Cisco, Hewlett-Packard and Intel.
Experts advising the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) say the backdoor created by Microsoft's Trusted Computing implementation in Windows 8 cannot be closed and "could have the effect that Microsoft can control any computer remotely ... and thus [also] the NSA," Die Zeit reports, according to a Google translation of the report.
The wariness toward Microsoft goes beyond just Trusted Computing. In July, the British newspaper The Guardian reported that Microsoft helped the NSA in intercepting web chats on the new Outlook.com portal and in collecting video calls on Skype, which Microsoft purchased in 2011 for $8.5 billion.
Microsoft is only one of many U.S. Internet companies forced under federal law to cooperate with the NSA when it comes calling. Other companies reportedly working with the NSA include Google, Facebook, Yahoo and Apple.
Therefore, Ballmer's successor and the CEOs of the other companies face the same problem, which is proving to foreign customers they can be trusted while abiding by U.S. laws. "Microsoft, because it is the world's most popular desktop operating system, faces this in spades," said Frank Gillett, an analyst with Forrester Research.
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All N-Series Tractors - Ford-Ferguson 9N, 2N, and Ford 8N
The ignition system should be checked to verify you have good spark at each plug and correct any problems. With the engine running, remove and replace each plug wire at the spark plug. Listen for a drop in RPM as a plug wire is removed. The engine should then return to normal when the plug wire is replaced. If you remove a plug wire without a corresponding drop in RPM, you have a dead cylinder. If that is the case, it might be a fouled plug, bad plug wire, incorrect firing order, bad distributor cap, worn distributor, stuck valve, bad rings, burned piston, ... Bad wires are usually pretty obvious. It's hard to ignore the electro-shock therapy when you grab onto a bad one, or the light show you see with the engine running at night. If the problem only shows up when there is wet weather or high humidity, make sure your distributor cap and wire boots are in good shape. A little silicone grease on the boots can help keep moisture out and sparks in.
If you are having trouble with weak spark, no spark, or burned coils, you may find some helpful information on my new WON'T START page, or on my COIL PROBLEMS page.
If your ignition switch is more than a couple of years old, it's probably a good idea to replace it. These tend to get corroded and any resistance added by a bad switch makes for a weaker spark. Sometimes a switch will test ok with a test light or ohmmeter and still be bad. If there is any question, just replace it.
Use spark plug wires with a solid copper core NOT automotive resistor type wires. Cylinders are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 from front to back and the firing order is 1, 2, 4, 3. YES, it's 1, 2, 4, 3. That is not a typo. Replacing wires one at a time can keep you from mixing them up, but it's always a good idea to check the firing order when you get done. If your tractor starts and seems to idle OK, but does not want to pull a load, check the firing order.
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Seminar: Current Research Topics in Plasmonics – Overview
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Seminar: Plasmonics - from basics to applications
About the lecture
Time and placeThursdays 1:00pm - 2:30 pm (s.t.), seminar room L204
In metals, light can couple to electrons to form a wave that is bound to the surface of the metal. This wave is called the surface plasmon. The surface plasmon mode is generally characterized by intense fields that decay exponentially away from the interface between the metal and the surrounding environment. Surface plasmons display very important properties, including strongly enhanced local fields; tremendous sensitivity to changes in the local environment; and the ability to localize energy to tiny volumes not restricted by the wavelength of the exciting light. Surface plasmons can also exist at the interface of metallic nanoparticles and their surrounding. In this case the wave is known as localized surface plasmon or particle plasmon.
Due to their unique properties, plasmons have found a broad range of applications in various areas of science. In chemistry and biology for example, the sensitivity of surface plasmons is used to form the basis for powerful chemical and biochemical detectors that can monitor molecular binding events. In optics, the large field strengths of surface plasmons can dramatically enhance a variety of phenomena such as Raman scattering and light transmission through sub-wavelength apertures. In addition, the size of certain SPP configurations can be smaller than the operation wavelength, thus offering a path to decrease the size of optical components beyond the diffraction limit.
The seminar covers recent research highlights in plasmonics focusing on real applications including biosensing, laser-assisted manipulation, localized heating, cancer therapy and many more. This seminar addresses in particular master students which have followed the lecture EM1 - Advanced Solid State Physics, but is not exclusively for these students.
Overview of the topics (for password please email one of the tutors)
1. Fundamentals of Nanoparticle Plasmonics
2. Plasmonic Coupling
3. Plasmonic Heating: Basics and Applications
4. Cancer Therapy and Diagnostics (Theranostics)
5. Plasmonic Heating: Steam Generation
6. Fluorescence Enhancement (quenching)
7. Optical trapping and manipulation
8. Laser-assisted plasmonic fabrication
9. Biomanipulation
10. Sensing: Refractive Index Detectors
11. Sensing: Surfaced Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS)
12. Hot Electrons: Basics and Applications
13. Alternative plasmonic materials
14. Nonlinear Plasmonics
The seminar will be credited if:
(a) a presentation is given,
(b) all presentations (missing 2 at most) have been attended,
(c) the student actively participated in discussions
Alex Urban, email: urban(at)lmu.de
Theo Lohmueller, email: t.lohmueller(at)lmu.de
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FB Star Publisher Critical Of FBISD Administration On Information Access!
This snip-it was taken from the publishers personal column in the FB Star. It is becoming a view point shared by many given the hectic '07-'08 school year:
...Have you noticed......The clamp down in news coming from Fort Bend ISD. Before this new superintendent, (I believe his name is Jenny, although I have never spoken over three words to him--"Hello, how are you?" Nor he to me.) the school district was pretty open with its news. If there were problems, they told you and they told you they were working on them.
Now, there are no problems. Problems? What problems? Oh, you mean that concussion one of our police officers has? Oh, you mean the ambulances hauling students out? Oh, you mean the county-wide "officer assist" call that went out at Marshall high school with news copters hovering overhead? Oh, the three policemen attacked three days in a row? Oh, the computers stolen and the grades hacked were not connected?
Here's the way it is. FBISD's paid liar is Mary Ann Simpson. She's the head of community relations and any news the district issues. She works for the superintendent. If the superintendent tells her to lock down, she locks down.
When Betty Baitland was superintendent, I think she believed that honesty was the best policy and that by being forthcoming, she could depend on the community to help. You see where that got her.
So this Dr. Jenny gets hired and he wants a good face put on FBISD, even if it involves shading the truth.
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3. One of the guards will hang back. Use your ultrasonic emitter to lure him away from the elevator area on the right.
4. Climb up then call the elevator.
5. Step off the elevator, then EMP the ceiling light to give yourself enough cover to enter one of these lockers before the guard enters.
6. Follow the guard through the kitchen and then through this curtain.
7. Keep right. These overturned tables provide cover.
8. Slip through this glassless window section. Follow the ledge to the corner ahead.
9. Shimmy along this pipe, then climb the adjacent pipe segment around the corner.
10. Reach out for the balcony then wait for this guard. You can either grab him or wait for him to move along.
11. Climb through one of these windows. If you're feeling brave, the farthest room has a computer with some background emails.
12. Slip into the hallway then take these double doors on the left.
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19. Instead, slip through this door on the left.
20. Frag grenades can be found here, if that's your thing.
21. Three guards are firing from the rooftop beyond the ladder. If you wait here by this window for a while, one will move position to this lower portion of the roof.
22. If you sneak to the ladder while he has his back to you, you'll then only have two guards to worry about once you're on the upper roof.
23. Keep left. Hug the wall and observe one of the guards reloading his gun.
24. Sneak behind him while he's busy firing. Keep right.
25. Ascend these stairs and slip through the doorway.
26. Pick the lock on this panel and hack the computer to disable the laser and open the hatch on the right.
27. Hop up to the pipe above then use your winch to lower yourself through the hatch.
28. Descend this ladder.
29. Slip into this passage.
30. Crawl under these pipes.
31. Climb this pipe.
32. Shimmy along the ceiling pipe then drop below once here.
33. Hack the keypad on this hatch then drop through.
34. Grab hold of this pipe. You can now proceed left or right, it doesn't really matter.
35. Just be sure to pause while the lasers are firing.
36. The pipe will end, running into the floor. Continue up the adjacent pipe a few yards away.
37. This is the important part. Follow the pipe along to this cross-pipe, running down the center of the room.
38. Shimmy along this new pipe toward the chandelier, again pausing while the lasers are firing.
39. Upon reaching the chandelier, you'll be able to winch your way down to this table and place the microphone. Hisham warns that Emile and the others are on their way -- quickly winch back up.
40. Hang out while the meeting takes place.
41. Quietly follow everyone out once the meeting concludes. Head left to this broken wall.
42. Rappel down the building. You can spy Emile and company on the elevator.
43. Push your way into the air vent behind this plant. Move quickly, as JBA trust is lost the longer you take returning to the parking garage.
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