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For a truly unique New Year's break, celebrate in Russia's thriving capital city. Take in Moscow's Kremlin and Red Square before travelling north to beautiful St Petersburg, exploring delights such as The Hermitage and Catherine Palace.
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29 December 2019. Welcome to Russia and the start of your winter holiday! Upon arrival you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel for check-in. This evening at 7pm enjoy dinner with the rest of your group at the hotel, followed by an informative welcome meeting.
Overnight: Moscow | Dinner
Red Square & Kremlin
First thing this morning we will hop on the Moscow Metro and make our way to legendary Red Square. As the historical, political and social heart of Moscow, this famous square is home to some of the city's most recognisable landmarks. Within Red Square is the iconic St Basil's Cathedral, the imposing red brick walls of the Kremlin and the glitzy Neo-Russian facade of the GUM shopping mall. Also in Red Square is Lenin's Mausoleum. If open, we can enter the mausoleum free of charge and see Lenin's embalmed body which has lain in state here since his death. This afternoon we will embark on a guided tour of the Moscow Kremlin - Russia's bastion of power. Walking through the grounds we'll see numerous governmental buildings, gold-domed cathedrals and the tsar bell.
During our stay in Moscow there will also be the chance go ice skating in Gorky Park with your tour leader and join one of our optional evening excursions, such as a traditional Cossack Show or a Moscow by Night coach tour.
Overnight: Moscow | Breakfast
New Year's Eve
Today is free for you to explore Moscow on your own. Alternatively you can book our Inside a Soviet Bunker add-on locally and head 65 meters underground to explore a Stalinist-era bunker that up until recently was a top secret symbol of Soviet Power. See the giant tunnels and enjoy a guided tour of the rooms and secret paraphernalia.
This evening we head into the city to ring in the New Year among the crowds. While Red Square is certainly one of the most popular places to count down to midnight, it can also get extremely busy making it often difficult to get it. But fear not, there are plenty of other exciting activities happening around Moscow' capital city, whether it's watching the fireworks as they light up the night sky over Christ the Savior Cathedral from Patriarshy Bridge, heading to one of the concerts on Tverskaya Ulitsa or dancing in the New Year in one of the city's trendy bars or clubs.
Overnight: Moscow | Breakfast
Moscow to St Pete's
Moscow - St Petersburg. Happy New Year! The morning is free to relax after your New Year's Eve celebrations or perhaps stroll to the Izmailova Market for a spot of souvenir shopping. It may not look like it from the outside, but behind the whimsically decorated walls of Izmailova you'll find one of the best markets in Moscow. Whether you want to pick up some tacky souvenirs, genuine fur hats or some traditional handmade crafts this is the place to go. Plus don't forget to bargain!
This afternoon we travel by high speed train to St Petersburg, arriving early evening. After hotel check-in spend the rest of evening at leisure.
Overnight: St Petersburg | Breakfast
St Pete's sightseeing
This morning we take in the sights of St Petersburg on a driving tour. We will make our way down Nevsky Prospekt - the main thoroughfare and stop for photos at iconic sights such as the Bronze Horseman and St Isaac's Cathedral. Later we enjoy a guided tour of the magnificent Hermitage Collection at the Winter Palace. Housing some 2.8 million pieces of art, with collections ranging from Egyptian mummies to Greek vases and a vast and dazzling array of Old Masters, we'll view the highlights.
During our time in St Petersburg there will be the chance to join one of our optional evening excursions, such as a traditional Cossacks performance or a night at the Russian Ballet.
Overnight: St Petersburg | Breakfast
Catherine Palace
We start today's touring with a visit to Peter & Paul Fortress and the Peter & Paul Cathedral, which houses the tombs of the Romanov monarchs. Then we drive out of town to explore the lavish Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo (or Pavlosk Palace if Catherine Palace is closed), an ornately decorated building that really catches the eye - the lavish Amber room is a real highlight. Returning to the city we will enjoy a traditional Russian lunch at a local restaurant, and continue with a tour of the exquisite Church on Spilled Blood.
Overnight: St Petersburg | Breakfast, Lunch
St Petersburg
04 January 2020. Our tour comes to an end after breakfast and hotel check-out.
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Departure dates noted with a 'G' are guaranteed to operate. All other departure dates are guaranteed with a minimum of 2 persons. Prices shown are per person when there are 2 persons sharing a room. The 'Single supplement' applies for single travellers who require their own room and needs to be added to the per person price.Read More
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The hotels listed below are ones which we frequently use on this tour. We reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard.
Izmailovo Gamma Delta , Moscow
Formerly part of the Olympic Village at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Divided into two wings, Gamma and Delta - the Izmailovo Gamma Delta is part of one of the biggest hotels in the world. The rooms are comfortable and with modern amenities and there is also a number of excellent restaurants plus a gym and swimming pool. On arrival to the hotel guests are often welcomed with chocolate and still bottled mineral water. Well located with good access to transport links.
Harbor Club Hotel, St Petersburg
Well-located in St Petersburg, the Harbor Club Hotel can be found on a quiet street, yet only a short walk from the bustling city centre. Its guestrooms feature modern décor, with spacious ensuite bathrooms and modern amenities including air conditioning. You'll also find a shared lounge and bar, as well as an on-site restaurant serving tasty European cuisine. Here, guests can enjoy a continental or buffet breakfast or, if you'd prefer, there is also the option of dining in the comfort of your hotel room.
Travellers have rated this tour as 4.5 out of 5 based on 4 recent reviews
Trip of a lifetime , got to know the country and its people amazingly impressive . Our guide made us all welcome and so endearing , always there for our every need . The diversity of our group is another learning pleasant experience . Thanks again to Anastasia, who made my New Year 2017 so memorable . "
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I can only say 5 Star (and more) all the way.
She gave more than expected, always went the "Extra Mile"
.Always has a smile on her face.
Definitely a people person and she must be seen as a true asset to your company.
Nothing was too much trouble which was particularly helpful given the language barrier.
Always considered our wellbeing (e.g. she phoned me after we had landed in Moscow to make sure that we had arrived safely and that the shuttle had arrived to collect us.
A very generous and considerate lady."
Natalie was an amazing tour guide"
Olga is an excellent guide. She is kind, funny, knowledgable and organised. Olga's knowledge of art made the Hermitage extra enjoyable - she knew some really interesting facts about the pieces. I could have spent days in there with her guidance! Olga is patient and made the tour a success.
We decided to go on all the add-on tours - most of which were excellent. The ballet was rubbish however. Taking all the extra tours made it so there was no time to 'do your own thing'. We were waiting a lot in the lobby for people to arrive and that was frustrating. I felt we were always doing something so the trip was not very restful.
We got separated from our group on NYE and didn't get to spend the countdown together. As Red Square was closed I feel it would have been better for the tour to have kept us at the restaurant for another hour and then walked us to the bridge to view the fireworks. Instead we walked around outside for an hour and we got lost an ended up missing the bridge at the end. This could and should have been better organised; considering the news of red square being closed was available from the 28th of December.
All in all the tour was good. Exhausting but good.
A special thank you to Olga for helping us on the 5th when we realised our flight times and transfer were wrong. She was a real star and made the work seem effortless. It was very much appreciated. She is kind and approachable and a wonderful guide. "
Olga is an outstanding tour leader. She is entertaining, charming, intuitive. Her enthusiastic, considerate and humorous manner made the tour very special for us. "
Well organized tour, especially with two groups in St Petes and five in Moscow. Thank you, I loved getting to see Russia. "
I really enjoyed doing a tour with On the go. It was also my first time in Russia and I loved the experience. "
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Trip of a lifetime , got to know the country and its people amazingly impressive . Our guide made us all welcome and so endearing , always there for our every need . The diversity of our group is another learning pleasant experience . Thanks again to Anastasia, who made my New Year 2017 so memorable . "

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You're a laptop-toting professional. But unless you're independently wealthy, you probably didn't buy one with 128MB RAM, a 14GB hard drive and a built-in disco ball. Your budget-notebook hard drive probably fills up faster than a kiddie pool in August. Luckily, you have options when expanding your computing elbow room.
Adding laptop storage can be a complicated-and expensive-proposition. We'll skip popping the hood on your little precious and instead look at external and PCMCIA upgrades that will give you more storage capacity. We've narrowed down the field to hard drives and removable media. If you like the swap 'em-out floppy-style convenience of Zip disks, then take a look at the Iomega Clik! drive and Castlewood Orb drive. For good ol' extra hard-drive space, consider the Procom ATOMLite drives, Microtech PortableDrive or Road Warrior Bullet Drive Express. And if you like Star Trek, check into the FlipDisk.
Whatever jibes with your storage style, you'll be set to back up important files. When shopping, compare weight, size and convenience. You don't have to mess with an extra cable if you don't want to. The 40MB Iomega disks may be all you want or need, or you might prefer getting into the gigabyte range with hard-drive-style storage.
ATOMLite-523 MB
Available in 523MB ($479) and 1GB ($630) sizes, the Procom ATOMLite drives require a Type III PCMCIA slot. Double-check what your laptop will hold; you might have to pull out your modem card to fit the ATOMLite in. The drive is removable for convenience and security; the whole thing fits in the PCMCIA slot. If you don't like extra peripherals hanging off your laptop, then you'll want to consider this drive. It offers the power of a hard drive rather than just removable storage media.
Manufacturer: Procom Technology
Model: ATOMLite-523 MB
Street price: $479
PortableDrive 25 USB
The Microtech portabledrive 25 USB bears a striking resemblance to the Road Warrior Bullet Drive Express. It works on the same principle: It attaches via a USB slot with a cable and is available as an empty hard-drive casing or with a hard drive included. The bundles range from 6GB ($499) up to 10GB ($939). If you provide your own 2.5-inch IDE drive, the case-only comes in at $100, about $30 less than the Road Warrior. Otherwise, the drives are comparable in price, storage capacity and technology. They're even about the same size. Look for the best deal if you decide to go with one of these.
Manufacturer: Microtech
Model: PortableDrive 25 USB
Street price: $100
Phone: (800) 340-0197
Orb External USB
The Orb is like a zip drive on steroids. Each removable Orb disk holds 2.2GB. SCSI interface comes standard, and the included smart cable provides USB connection. At about 1.2 pounds, it'll add a little heft to your portable package. Each Orb disk costs $40-not bad for the huge capacity. The Orb is a good choice for portable storage if you want to have the convenience of removable disks. You get a lot more room for the money than you do with the Iomega Clik! disks, but the trade-off is added size and weight.
Manufacturer: Castlewood Systems
Model: Orb
Street price: $280
Phone: (925)461-5500
Click! PC Card Drive
Iomega's Clik! disks are small 40MB cards, the most compact storage we looked at for this column. That tiny size is a boon for portability. The entire Clik! PC Card Drive fits in an open PCMCIA slot, no cables required. If you want low-profile storage, this is it. You won't be able to back up your whole hard drive, but select files will fit just fine. Like CompactFlash cards, the Clik! disks are removable. Extra disks come at a street price of $30 for a pack of two. The Card Drive includes the drive, one Clik! disk and IomegaWare software.
Manufacturer: Iomega
Model: Click! PC Card Drive
Street price: $199
Phone: (800)MY - STUFF
Bullet Drive Express
The Bullet Drive Express from Road Warrior is an external hard-drive enclosure. The street price is just $130, but like the Microtech, you have to purchase the hard drive that goes in it separately. Road Warrior also offers bundles that include the hard drive. Available sizes range from 3.2GB ($416) up to a very huge 14GB ($1,429) drive. Connection is through a Type II PCMCIA slot, leaving your other slot free for whatever. With Windows 95/98, the drive is hot-swappable so you don't have to turn off your laptop to add or remove it. Toll-free tech support and a one-year warranty are included.
Manufacturer: Road Warrior International
Model: Bullet Drive Express
Street price: $130
Phone: (800)274-4277
This little gadget from Amacom is pretty cool. The FlipDisk looks kind of like a communicator from the original Star Trek. The PCMCIA connector is hinged to the drive. You just flip it out and plug it into an open slot. A range of hard-drive sizes is available, starting at $350 for a 2.1GB, up to $730 for a 10GB-a savings of more than $150 over the 10GB Microtech PortableDrive. An 18GB is also available for $830. The ingenious design means no cables to tangle with, and it's fairly lightweight at just over 11 ounces.
Manufacturer: Amacom
Model: FlipDisk
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Ask people working in an office or living in a multi-story house, and they might tell that strong Wi-Fi coverage is only a dream for them. Regardless of the Wi-Fi devices, they connect to their router, signal strength always remains weak. As for the speed, the absence of signals means they cannot even think about this factor.
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Offering dual-band connectivity, the freedom to create a guest network, and a bandwidth meter – which allows you to increase or decrease the bandwidth limit, the AC1900 from TP-Link is one of the most popular routers on Amazon despite the fact that it doesn't come cheap.
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Starting from its design, and 'classy' was the first word which came to my mind on seeing this router. Silver accents complement the glossy finish on top of this router, and with its size of a hardback book, what AC1900 does offer is a sturdy-yet-classy model.
On towards more tangible features, and dual-band connectivity is the first to attract our attention. Still, you'd have to set the model for dual-band connectivity it comes with a pre-determined frequency of 2.4GHz for British and 5GHz frequency for American users. It means you'd have to reset the frequencies to get the optimal performance.
While changing the frequencies, you might come across the Guest Network feature inside this router's app. As if one wasn't enough, this setting lets you operate two – yes, TWO – guest networks at one time, with one guest network per band. That is, if your office has a driver's area and a VIP Lounge, you could set separate guest networks for both.
Moving on, and just under the guest network setting appears the bandwidth control option. If you don't have unlimited data at your disposal, you could use this option to increase or reduce the bandwidth limit of your router.
Wireless range of this device, thanks to the beamforming technology on offer, didn't disappoint either. Thanks to this technology, a beam would be created between the router and the connected device, which would maintain a steady and extensive flow of signals between the router and the device at all times.
Making sure you could take full advantage of all the abovementioned features is the Tether app from TP-Link. Available on both Apple Store and Google Play, Tether lets you see the devices connected to the network, allows you to create a guest network, and lets you block any unwanted devices. And if you are using any other TP-Link device, all of them could be managed with this one app.
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An Ocean Isle Beach resort will get some big-time exposure in February when a commercial that recently filmed there airs during the 2014 Super Bowl.
An Ocean Isle Beach resort will get some big-time exposure in February when a commercial that recently filmed there airs during the 2014 Super Bowl.
The Winds Beach Resort was selected by Durham-based production company Simple Syrup to double for a Caribbean resort in the ad for The Charlotte Metro Credit Union.
The commercial, which filmed Aug. 21-22, features a newlywed couple vacationing in an unspecified tropical location managing their expenses with Charlotte Metro's mobile banking.
Jessie Bailin, the producer of the commercial, said The Winds' tropical foliage was a big draw.
"The owner of the resort, Gary Pope, has planted a tropical garden with palm trees and luscious plants," Bailin said. "It felt like we could be anywhere but we were only three hours from Durham. Tropical USA."
Kimberly Duff, social marketing director for The Winds, was on hand for the filming and said the resort was glad to host the production.
"Everyone was really excited. We have never had anything like that happen at the resort before," Duff said. "All the guests were thrilled to see the production. Many of them even stood on their balconies to watch the filming below."
Duff said the crew allowed some guests to act as background extras and took time to show children the production process.
The commercial is the latest to be shot locally this year. In June, Planters Peanuts filmed a series of commercials at the Wilmington Convention Center. Kellogg's filmed an ad for its Krave cereal bars on Front Street in March.
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We'd like you to set up a tripod and photograph yourself with a book, likely one that's photography-related, that would be of interest to the JPG community. Then post and add a review--what makes it special?
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Monday, 6 July 2009
Chocolate Orange Drizzle Loaf Cake~Sweet and Simple Bake!
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Your cake looks fantastic! It would have been such a misfortune to have missed this recipe. So glad you made it. As for next months Carrot cake...who could resist!
- 6 July 2009 at 19:26
- Wonk said...
Your cake looks lovely, makes me want to eat it all over again! ...and again, and again because I felt the same when I saw everyone elses last week as well ;)
- 6 July 2009 at 20:07
- ♥Rosie♥ said...
Hi Maria I'm SO pleased you could join us in this bake. Your cake looks amazing and I just adore those sprinkles too :0) I am highly honoured this cake has made it into your top 10 favourite cakes!!
- 6 July 2009 at 20:25
- Hayley said...
That is the most perfect icing job I have ever seen!! How on earth did you manage to stop it running down the sides?! It does look super yummy though :-D xx
- 6 July 2009 at 20:44
- Lucie said...
That looks delish, I am going to have to make another now! Best wishes Lucie :)
- 6 July 2009 at 21:47
- Maria said...
Glad you made this one. It looks heavenly!
- 6 July 2009 at 21:59
- Reeni♥ said...
This looks incredible! Moist and delicious - love the chocolate and orange flavors.
- 6 July 2009 at 23:29
- Teashop Girl said...
Mmm, thank you for sharing!
- 7 July 2009 at 02:34
- Arundathi said...
Your cake looks fabulous! We loved it too - the flavors were spot on! :)
- 7 July 2009 at 05:30
- Indigo said...
Ohh I'm really wishing I'd kept up my blog-reading over the past few months, this sounds so good! My dad would love this; I might bake it and take it some round to him =D.
- 7 July 2009 at 09:52
- The Girl said...
This was great wasn't it?! Everyone who tried it absolutely loved it. I definitely want to make it again, but there's so many new things I want to try out as well I don't know how I'll find the time!
Still no sign of the Fred. Made up some posters which Mum is putting in some of the local shops and the vets nearby, just in case.
- 7 July 2009 at 14:52
- Katiecakes said...
Argh, I really wanted to make this months Sweet and Simple Bake but I forgot all about it!
Yours looks fantastic. I love chocolate and orange! I feel I missed a winner!
Katie xox
- 8 July 2009 at 10:28
- Heather said...
Looks delicious! Definitely on my "would love to make" list.
- 9 July 2009 at 00:18
- Maria♥ said...
Thanks everyone for the lovely comments ;o)
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Homies and Besties: Searching With Slang Reveals Power of Facebook's Graph Search
It turns out that "Homies who dig my shorty" is a valid query in Facebook's new "Graph Search" search engine — using this urban slang will tell you exactly which of your friends are following your significant other.
Facebook is continuing to roll out "Graph Search" — its social-powered search engine for finding things on Facebook. It's quite different from Google, which has traditionally relied on keywords, in that searches are structured differently in ways that Facebook understands.
But part of what makes Graph Search powerful is how the company is teaching it to understand exactly what Facebook users mean when they type something into the search box. That means indexing synonyms and colloquial equivalents for words like "friends," "students," "followers" and "photos."
For example, just taking into account synonyms, tenses, and location options, Facebook's Graph Search can recognize around 275,000 ways to ask about students, according to the company.
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On Sun Sep 13, 2009 9:47 pm, luko72 wrote:hi !
first of all thanks for this great archive !
I just found a video on youtube where they playing together with Danzig the song "London Dungeon",
but I can't find it in the song-lists...
It could be from this show: Chicago, IL World Music Theatre (7/3/1994)
because london dungeon is followed by last carees and green hell, both also with danzig on vocals..
cheers, Luko72
On Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:12 pm, Wraith wrote:no idea
On Thu Nov 05, 2009 3:33 pm, mettrader21 wrote:Yes, they did it in Chicago 7/3/94 with Danzig....
They jammed several times to that song....


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Dick Armey left the deep-pocketed tea party group he helped build over a clash with a top lieutenant who Armey and others in the organization believed was using the group's resources to pad his pockets, POLITICO has learned.
Armey received an $8 million buyout to step down as chairman of FreedomWorks at the end of last month, but the dispute between him and the group's president, Matt Kibbe, is still straining the organization.
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And the turmoil could have far-reaching implications, since FreedomWorks has been among the leading Washington, D.C., groups pressuring Republicans to take a more conservative tact on the fiscal cliff negotiations and other fiscal matters.
( Also on POLITICO: Report: Armey quits FreedomWorks)
The tensions at FreedomWorks, brewing for months, boiled over this summer when Armey balked at a deal that Kibbe struck with HarperCollins to write a book called "Hostile Takeover: Resisting Centralized Government's Stranglehold on America," which was released in June.
Armey was concerned that Kibbe structured the deal to personally profit from the book despite relying on FreedomWorks staff and resources to research, help write and promote it — an arrangement he and others at the group believed could jeopardize its tax-exempt status. (In 2010, Kibbe and Armey co-authored a book through HarperCollins, " Give Us Liberty: A Tea Party Manifesto," that was written with significant help from FreedomWorks staff and all proceeds had gone to the organization.)
So Armey declined to sign a memorandum presented to him in his capacity as a member of the board of trustees stating that the book was written without significant FreedomWorks resources and clearing the way for Kibbe to personally own the rights to the book and any royalties from it, multiple sources familiar with the arrangement told POLITICO.
Asked about his refusal to sign the memorandum, Armey, a former House Republican leader, said, "What bothered me most about that was that he was asking me to lie, and it was a lie that I thought brought the organization in harm's way."
After Armey's concerns came to the attention of the organization's board at a late August meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo., Kibbe and the group's executive vice president, Adam Brandon, were placed on administrative leave in early September and had their cell phones taken away.
Brandon said the board was made aware of the book project months earlier, and Kibbe maintains that the leave didn't stem from questions about the book deal.
Rather, he said "there was a dispute" with Armey over "competing visions for what FreedomWorks should become and ultimately, the board decided that we fit the vision of the organization."


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Looking for the best stylish mens winter boots to try? We rounded up our top picks based on skin type, coverage range, texture, and even price..
Top 10 Stylish Mens Winter Boots Review and Comparison
Bestseller No. 1
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- Durable Rubber outsole with multi-directional lugs for traction on varied terrain
- Cold-weather boot featuring waterproof shell bottom unit, 200g Thermolite insulation rated to -25F
- Cushioned EVA footbed for supportive comfort. All-weather protection and a toasty layer of insulation.
- Premium Water Proof Upper, Oil and Slip Resistant.
- Measurements: Heel Height: 1 in, Platform 0.75 in, Circumference: 13 in, Shaft: 6 in.
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Maggie Diggins grew up in Holden, but Lake Quinsigamond has always been like a second home for her and her family.
Her dad, Patrick, a former Holy Cross rower, just completed his 28th year as the Holy Cross women's coach, and her mom, Kristen, captained the 1990 HC team.
Maggie and her siblings, older sister Kate and younger brother Danny, spent many spring days of their childhood near the finish line for all of the lake's renowned regattas, running around and playing when they were little and later helping out with tasks such as awards presentations for the winning crews when they got older.
Maggie's high school, Wachusett Regional, doesn't have a rowing program, so she played four years of field hockey, basketball and lacrosse, but when she arrived at Holy Cross as a freshman last fall, she jumped right into what has become a Diggins tradition.
"When I got to college, I said I'm going to stop my other three sports, and this is what I'm going to do," Maggie said Tuesday morning at the Donahue Rowing Center. "This is what I want to do. I've grown up around it. It seemed like the next step."
Maggie became teammates with Kate, who was named HC's 2014-15 captain, and, in her first competitive season, rowed this spring in Holy Cross' top varsity boat.
She showed great promise. Maggie is one of 16 collegiate rowers recently invited to take part in the Women's U.S. National Team Pre-Elite Camp. The camp will be held June 8-22, and it focuses on developing athletes for the under 23 and senior national teams.
"It's going to be a ton of work," Maggie said, "but I'm really looking forward to it. It's going to make me a stronger rower and also help me work toward the under-23 team."
The goal of the camp is to teach skills necessary to compete at the elite level by introducing and developing sculling, focusing in small boats, gaining fitness and increasing strength-to-weight ratio.
"I'm really looking forward to the camp for her," Patrick said. "I think she'll benefit by being coached by someone other than me, but also because they're going to work on the little things."
Strength is an asset for the 6-foot-1 Maggie, who helped the Wachusett girls' basketball team to the 2013 Central Mass. Division 1 title. Patrick said she improved her finesse during the season.
"(Rowing) came naturally in that I was powerful," Maggie said, "but I definitely struggled with skill at first. It's a sport that requires a lot of skill, and you basically have to do everything with the right motion, and I struggled with that. In the sports I did, if you go as hard as you can, you'll do well, and this is very different. You go as hard as you can, but you also have to do it in a precise manner."
Maggie said things came together for her and her teammates as this season went on.
"The last two weeks of our season is when our boat started to click," Maggie said.
The Crusaders came in sixth at the Patriot League Championships.
Two of Maggie's aunts, Molly Diggins Duggan and Deirdre Diggins Erb, also rowed at Holy Cross, and several other members of her family are also HC graduates, including her grandfather James Diggins.
Worcester State honors Jobst
Dane Jobst of Athol capped an outstanding senior year at Worcester State by being named the recipient of the MASCAC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award.
Jobst, a starting forward on the basketball team, averaged 16.5 points and 13.4 rebounds this season for the Lancers and was one of four NCAA Division 3 players to put up 19 or more double-doubles.
Jobst was named the MASCAC Player of the Year and earned accolades from the National Association of Basketball Coaches, D3hoops.com and the ECAC. Jobst was honored by the Worcester State athletics department with the Robert Devlin Senior Athlete Award.
In the classroom, Jobst had a 3.91 grade point average and graduated earlier this month with a bachelor's degree in criminal science.
"I would like to credit my parents for the remarkable upbringing," Jobst said, "the professors I've had throughout my undergraduate career along with the guidance from past coaches, (Worcester State) Coach (Dave) Lindberg, Coach (Dan) Koen and the rest of the athletics department. I recognize all of them for their assistance."
Jobst is the sixth Worcester State student-athlete to receive the MASCAC Scholar-Athlete award.
Kudos for Hounds
Three members of the Assumption men's lacrosse team have been named to the New England Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association Division 2 All-New England team. Junior attack Garrett Smith and sophomore faceoff specialist Nick Guarino earned first-team honors, while senior midfielder Ian Mack was named to the second team. … Holy Cross junior outfielder Evan Ocello and senior outfielder Brandon Cipolla were selected to the New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association All-New England team. Ocello earned second-team honors while Cipolla was named to the third team.
Contact Jennifer Toland at email@example.com her on Twitter @JenTandG.


text: Joey Gladstone showed up in Maryland for the MIROCK Summer Nationals ready for a win. Gladstone and DME Racing just coming off back to back wins, came prepared to keep hold of their winning streak. The Orient Express Pro street class held a full field of bikes with the nations top riders and fastest bikes ready for battle. Qualifying #2 with a 7.12 Joey set off on Sunday with one mission, get to the winners circle by any means possible. Round after round Joey's consistent lights, with the combination of a well prepared bike, did just that. After three round wins with a bike that was getting steadily faster after each round, Joey had to face rookie teammate Terence Angela in the finals. Knowing that Angela's bike was also consistently getting faster after each round, Joey decided to change up his normal starting line practice and push the tree harder. "Terrance is a great rider and teammate, but I wanted to win. It's all business once we roll into the lights, and I want this championship at the end of the year. I can't afford to let my guard down for anyone." said Gladstone. Turns out Joey was smart to push the tree harder on this pass as he won on a holeshot running a 7.06 to Angela's 7.03. Joey's next race will be at Virginia Motorsports park June 21-23 for the Manufacturers Cup race. Gladstone is currently leading the points in both series and plans to hold those positions all year. Joey would like to thank all his sponsors for their continued support in making these wins possible. The Team would like to thank the flowing sponsors for their continued support in 2013. D.M.E Racing Catalyst Racing Composites Cometic Gaskets CP Carillo Lucas Oil NLR Penske Shocks R&D Transmissions Worldwide Bearings Vanson Leathers VP Racing Fuels


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All CRM 2013 and CRM Online customers have access to the CRM for Tablets app that's available for Windows 8, iOS and Android devices. Since it's an app from the new age of mobile computing, the users can simply download it from the respective app store of the platform provider and install it. Configuring the app to connect with your CRM organization can however prove to be a bit trickier task than this.
If you're using CRM Online hosted by Microsoft in their data centers, connecting the tablet app to the CRM server in the cloud is usually a straightforward process. Just enter the URL for your organization, then punch in the credentials and off you go. Well, to be more precise, upon your first connection the organization you'll be taken to a screen that asks you to hold on tight while the app is being set up. This is because all of the metadata related to your CRM organization's customizations first needs to be loaded, so that you'll see your own CRM instead of some generic, hard coded menus and fields. This step can take quite a while to finish, but just hold on tight, it's worth it.
If you've got your own on-premises CRM server or you're logging to CRM Online via your on-premises Active Directory credentials, you may need to work a bit harder to achieve connectivity between the CRM for Tablets app and the CRM server. This is because in both of these scenarios you will have ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services) sitting there in the middle, processing your login request and validating your user credentials. Of course the same technology is also used behind the pure cloud CRM Online service, but MS has done the configuration work for you, whereas with on-premises components you'll be in charge of performing this.
Recently I was faced with a situation where a customer had deployed Dynamics CRM 2013 SP1 on-premises and done the Internet Facing Deployment via Windows Server 2008 R2 ADFS 2.0, published via Forefront TMG (Threat Management Gateway) 2010. Accessing CRM via the web client through the IFD address was working as expected, so was the CRM Outlook client. CRM for Phones was connecting without issues and I could even connect to the server via tools like XrmToolBox with no issues. There was just one problem: the CRM for Tablets wouldn't connect to the server, no matter what. In the process of troubleshooting this particular scenario I learned a thing or two about the tablet app connectivity as well as server configuration tasks, so I thought I'd share my findings here on my blog. I'm by no means an expert on anything surrounding ADFS , but I'm stubborn enough to keep searching for answers until I find some from the great wide web.
RTFM – Read The Friendly Manual(s)
First of all, you'll need to know your ADFS version, since there's a few new hoops you'll need to jump through when working with Windows Server 2012 R2 and the latest ADFS 2.2 (sometimes referred to as ADFS 3.0, since official version numbers seem to have been dropped by MS, in favor of just shipping ADFS together with Windows Server releases). The architecture of ADFS has changed considerably from earlier 2.0 and 2.1 versions, with no more IIS in the background, so the configuration process for CRM IFD also differs from the previous experience.
You'll find the extra steps listed on this article: Configure Windows Server 2012 R2 for CRM mobile clients. On the ADFS 2.2 server you'll need to enable forms authentication manually, since it's not enabled by default, like in previous versions. Then you need to run a Powershell script on the CRM server to configure the OAuth provider. Finally, you should register the CRM for Tablets app ID's with the ADFS server via another Powershell script.
You may run into an issue with the login process where the user is prompted for their AD credentials via the standard Windows domain dialog window repeatedly. This is because of some incorrect authentication settings that apparently are caused by the CRM IFD configuration process itself. To avoid these issues, you should run a repair installation on the CRM 2013 server with the Web Application Server role deployed, after you've done the IFD configuration and before you attempt to log in with the CRM for Tablets app.
Another aspect is the requirements imposed by the new Windows 8.1 version of the tablet app. Because of the changes on the OS layer, it's no longer possible for Win8 apps to connect to any random server at will, but rather the developer has to specify the URL's of these servers before publishing the app to the Windows Store. For CRM Online the domains for the service are known in advance, but for an on-premises deployment they could be absolutely anything. To overcome this, you'll need to add a registry entry onto your device before attempting to connect to your server, otherwise the tablet app will just sit there and do nothing. Go to the page Set up CRM for Tablets, expand the section "what the admin needs to do" and grab the Powershell script from there. Running it on your device will prompt you for the CRM organization URL and create the necessary registry key for you. [Read more…]


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It's a curiously modern bit of nosy-business friend behavior. Picture two pals meeting after an absence and the typical ensuing conversation... Pal A: "How was your visit to XYZ theme park?" Pal B: "How'd you know?" Pal A: "Duh, you checked in."
The Facebook check-in is now a legit and oh-so-common icebreaker with that one acquaintance you haven't seen. If you told everyone you know that you were at SeaWorld, everyone you know has something to ask you about the next time you get together.
Which all leads to this provocative question: What check-ins are people discussing most? Meaning what places are checked into the most, via Facebook?
The social media giant has the date, of course, and, surprise surprise: Three Southern California locations made the top ten Most Checked-In Places on Facebook for 2013.
"Surprise surprise," of course, was typed with an obviously dramatic wink.
Have a guess as to where people go the most 'round these parts, or at least want their friends to know about? Take a swing at #4: It's Dodger Stadium. Number #7 is Universal Studios Hollywood.
And the number one spot in all the land? It's in Anaheim, near Katella Avenue and Harbor Boulevard, and there's a rather large castle in the middle. Think hard. We'll give you a second.
Yep, it's true: Everyone but everyone wants everyone in their Facebook sphere to know when they're visiting Disneyland.
Other U.S. places on the top ten include Times Square in NYC -- that took the second spot -- and AT&T Park in San Francisco. In fact, baseball stadiums dominated, occupying four of the ten slots on the roster.
What isn't listed is the least checked-in place in all the land, or those locations that didn't receive a single social media shout-out. Here's wishing them an onward-and-upward 2014.


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The Savage X 4.6 - A New Look for 2013
We're celebrating the most popular big-block RC monster truck in the world with the release of a fresh new body design! For 2013, we're introducing a stealthy new look for the Savage X 4.6, with a Silver/Black paint scheme alongside a Silver/Gunmetal scheme for a new take on monster truck looks!
The HPI Savage is legendary as the most durable monster truck ever, and now it's packed with even more features! The monster truck that broke new ground in durability, Big Block power, innovative design, and unrivaled performance is making sure the competition stays on their toes. It's better equipped than ever, with better handling, a better radio, and an even better looking body. The updated Savage X 4.6 has it all!
HPI 2.4GHz RADIO SYSTEM
Controlling the Savage X 4.6 is easy with the HPI 2.4GHz radio system. No need to worry about changing crystals, the radio prevents frequency conflicts automatically. With the adjustable, built-in failsafe feature, you will be protected in case the radio ever loses signal.
Savage Toughness
The RTR Savage X 4.6 has beefy suspension arms that can take the punishment of big-air drops and top speed runs over bumpy terrain. Keeping everything protected is the reinforced "X" TVP (Twin Vertical Plate) chassis, which features thick aluminum plates and custom 'X' assets/images. Extra material was added to the skid plates and bumper to help the Savage X 4.6 survive huge jumps and crashes. The thick engine mount and engine plate give the truck amazing durability and endurance, especially when you're landing massive jumps!
Big Block Power!
The massive F4.6 Big Block engine is designed for one thing and one thing only - huge amounts of horsepower! Nearly 3hp, in fact! Enough horsepower to get the Savage X 4.6 to speeds over 45mph (73kph)! And Big Block TORQUE is always on tap, just pull the throttle and you'll know you're not driving a small block. You want speed? You want torque? You've got it! Rough off-road terrain and extreme stunts are not a problem with this engine! You get toughness as well as speed: the F4.6 features true ABC construction (Aluminum piston, Chrome-plated Brass sleeve), 8 port tuning, a 7.5mm composite carburetor, and a heavy duty triple shoe clutch. A dual-stage air filter protects the F4.6 from dust and dirt kicked up by the 4WD action!
Improved Handling
Four huge Big Bore shocks give the suspension action you need to get out and blast through the roughest of tracks or Off-Road terrain. The slick Nylon bodies are lightweight and strong, with almost no 'stiction' between the shock piston and shock body. The extra-large capacity gives you extra control and damping action so you have the driving feel that makes Off-Road driving so much fun!
Tough 4WD Drivetrain
Our designers wanted to make sure the Savage X 4.6 drivetrain could handle the extra power of the Nitro Star F4.6. The Savage drivetrain features a permanent 4WD system and spins on rubber-sealed ball bearings. The proven 2 speed transmission uses tough metal gears for durability, and has adjustable shift points for the ultimate tuning. To add extra strength, aluminum alloy diff cases are standard on the front and rear differentials, pre-installed and shimmed to extend the maintenance interval of the HPI 4-gear differential. The adjustable slipper clutch features a durable slipper pad, so there's less maintenance and more driving! Finally, to make sure you can stop this beast quickly, the Savage X 4.6 is equipped with a twin vented disk brake made from heat-resistant fiber material to give you more stopping power!
Easy Startiing
The RTR Savage X 4.6 includes an improved Roto Start system to get the engine running with minimal effort! The new Roto Start features a pistol-grip design and a built-in one-way bearing to make starting and maintenance easy and simple! To start your engine simply insert the Roto Start into the engine's back plate, pull the trigger and away you go! To power the Roto Start you just need to supply a standard 6-cell stick battery pack with normal RC charging plug.
Looks Great!
The Savage X 4.6 features the fantastic GT-3 truck body in Silver/Black. The GT-3 body comes completely trimmed, decaled and mounted for the ultimate in ease. The intricate paint designs feature an action sports inspired layout for concours quality appearance. And you can always customize your truck with any of the clear or pre-painted polycarbonate body shells from the huge assortment of HPI bodies and other manufacturers as well! For great looks, the Savage X 4.6 is topped off with a clean set of black chrome Warlock wheels, a grey anodized engine head, and orange anodized aluminum parts.
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A covering letter is not a platform for you to be puting the world to rights. It's about demonstrating your skills and experience to potential employers in order to get them to actually read your CV, rather than deleting it.
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Jocelyn Hillman has made it her life's work to make lemonade out of lemons by fighting to end pediatric cancer.
Hillman, a Blue Bell resident, was honored by Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation as the 2014 Alex Scott Crystal Cup recipient at the eighth annual Lemon Ball gala Jan. 11. Hillman has been involved with the foundation, since before its inception, and continues her support to this day.
'The award was created to honor someone vital to our organization every year,' she said. She along with three other large organization supporters and volunteers were each honored at the ceremony.
'It was a gift to me,' she said of the award. 'It was an amazing night. I felt so grateful and privileged to be a part of the organization.'
Hillman's work for the organization traces its roots back to the very beginning. Hillman's daughter, Carly, now 20, was a cancer patient at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia when Alexandra 'Alex' Scott moved from Connecticut to seek treatment for her own cancer. Just two years apart in age, the two girls became close and so did their families. In 2000, the then 4-year-old Alex said she was going to open up a lemonade stand to raise money against for pediatric cancer research. When Alex died of her disease in 2004, her lemonade stand idea became a grassroots movement to cure pediatric cancer.
According to the foundation, 'to date, Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, a registered 501(c)3 charity, has raised more than $65 million toward fulfilling Alex's dream of finding a cure, funding over 350 pediatric cancer research projects nationally.'
'It's empowering,' Hillman said about raising money for the organization. 'You feel you're fighting back. You feel like you're doing something about it. Having known and loved Alex, it was very natural to get involved.'
Her role in helping with the organization, she said, has changed through the years, but she now serves as the board vice chairwoman. She and Carly, now a junior at Harvard University, participate in all of the foundation's fundraising events including the Lemon Run in November at Fairmount Park and the Million Mile Run, a new virtual event where participants logged how many miles they ran during the month of September in an attempt to collectively run 1 million miles. The event raised $500,000 and helped raise awareness for the organization.
She and Carly also speak at various events for other organizations throughout the year. Usually they talk about their experiences and their goal to find a cure for pediatric cancer.
Hillman said their efforts are paying off.
'They are moving the needle to find a cure,' she said, noting that by funneling huge amounts of money to research facilities across the country and in Canada, researchers are beginning to find better and more effective ways to beat this disease that may ultimately lead to a cure.
'To be a part of this organization is overwhelming,' she said. 'The overarching goal is to find a cure at a grassroots level. It's kids helping kids. Kids can make a difference. If a kid opens a lemonade stand and makes say $75, that kid will get a thank you note. It's just a great organization.'
According to the foundation, 'childhood cancer is a general term used to describe cancer in children occurring regularly, randomly and sparing no ethnic group, socioeconomic class, or geographic region. Childhood cancer extends to over a dozen types of cancers and a countless amount of subtypes. Just a few of these cancer types include: Ewing's sarcoma, glioma, leukemia, lymphoma, medulloblastoma, neuroblastoma, osteosarcoma, retinoblastoma, rhabdomyosarcoma and Wilm's tumor. In the United States, childhood cancer is the leading cause of death by disease in children under the age of 15. Every day, approximately 250 kids around the world die from cancer, accounting for 91,250 losing their lives to the disease every year.'
For more information on Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, visit AlexsLemonade.org.


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[dropcap]C[/dropcap]ustom Shaving is an NYC based operation that sells some very nice shaving gear for men. As you know by now we are doing a 2013 Father's Day Gift List. Shaving is something all men… (well most men) have to do regularly. Those lucky men who can rock a full beard and trim every once in awhile need not worry, and those (depending on perspective) lucky guys that don't have to shave because their face doesn't kick out much hair need not worry either. I fall in between… I do have to shave, but only once every 2 or 3 days. Which is nice – but it would take me 6 months to grow a beard most guys could do in a few weeks.
We took a look at a few items from the Custom Shaving Website and were pretty impressed by the quality of the product and speed of delivery. The items we sampled where:
The Edwin Jagger 3 Piece Set – It's a Chrome Stand with an Ebony Razor and a Pure Badger Hair Shaving Brush. It comes with a 5 pack of double edge razor blades. The ebony handle is imitation. The brush and the shaver have a nice decent heft to them, and feel like a good quality lower end set. I used the Ebony Razor for a shave and was very satisfied with the results. I go to the barber shop once a week to get a lining, a shave, and a trim to keep a solid appearance and the result was very similar feeling to the barber shop experience. The shave was very close and it was definitely a better experience than say using a Gillette Fusion.
It took more time partially because you need to get used to the blade and technique, and partially because the blade and technique take more time 🙂
The next item on the sample list was the Edwin Jagger Fusion Razor. The handle was much larger than the Ebony Razor, however the heft was about the same. The EJ Fusion Razor is geared more for people that like to use a more modern 5 blade Gillette razor (in this case the Gillette Fusion) with a traditional twist. Whether the reason is you don't have time to shave with something like a double bladed razor or a straight edge, or if it is a preference… either way this EJ Fusion Razor is very nice. It runs about twice as much as the Ebony Razor, and you have to buy the Gillette Fusion cartridges which are pretty expensive as well. It gives a good quick shave, but the experience is not the same (satisfaction) as the EJ Ebony Razor.
Last but not least is the Portland General Store Cigar box Set. This set is kind of neat, it comes in a small cigar box, the site claims this helps you feel a bit manlier… I'm not sure about that but OK 🙂 The set includes a custom mix of five samples in 2 ounce sizes (perfect for your travel bag). You get:
- Wet Shave Soap
- After-shave splash
- shave jelly
- thick conditioner
- thick shampoo
They smell great and the shave soap, jelly and splash are very refreshing. All in all I'd have to give the Custom Shaving Product Samples 4 out of 5 stars. The experience was great, the products make excellent father's day gift ideas and that's just about all you can ask for! The best place to get this type of shaving gear is the Custom Shaving website. We like the clean design, easy to navigate way they do things and their service is absolutely terrific.


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Dear CBS,Move 'The Amazing Race' to Tuesday nights at 10pm in order to boost ratings and not conflict with 'American Idol' on NBC. If you do this, your fan base will be gratefully appreciative, and we might just buy some of your 'Amazing Race' stuff online. If you don't, then you may see the end of the best family reality show on television. Thank you. Sincerly, All the 'Race' Fans in the world.
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The 19-year-old Chicago rapper, producer and singer's debut album is anchored by the most colorful pillars of the human experience.
The #MannequinChallenge, the end of Vine and about that Lil' Wayne interview.
The genre-blending vocalist opens up about his musical foundations, his Haitian heritage and healing.
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(Reuters) - Neurocrine Biosciences Inc said a lower dose of its experimental drug to treat a rare movement disorder did not meet the main goal of a mid-stage clinical study, sending its shares down 32 percent in after-market trade.
A number of analysts, including those from Jefferies, Oppenheimer, Roth and Zacks, had been upbeat on the prospects of the drug, NBI-98854, being developed to treat tardive dyskinesia — a disorder that causes involuntary, repetitive body movements.
Most of the enthusiasm was because there is no available treatment for the disorder yet.
Some analysts over the last few months also said the drug could be the company's next biggest potential growth driver after Elagolix — Neurocrine's most advanced clinical product, developed in partnership with AbbVie Inc, to treat uterine fibroids and endometriosis pain.
However, after the release of the clinical trial data late Monday, Zacks analyst Jason Napodano tweeted that investors should not buy Neurocrine shares just for Elagolix.
"My model says royalties & milestone on Elagolix are only worth $4-$6 per share," Napodano said.
According to the results of the mid-stage study, the 50 milligram dose of NBI-98854 did not show statistical significance in reducing symptoms of tardive dyskinesia after six weeks of treatment.
The investment website Seeking Alpha cited Morgan Stanley saying that Neurocrine's trial failure will get "gobbled up, as the endometriosis story seems to be the main driver of the stock."
The 100 milligram dose, however, showed clinically meaningful reduction in reducing the symptoms after two weeks of treatment, Neurocrine said in a statement.
Neurocrine now plans to conduct additional mid-stage trials, using the 100 milligram dose and other higher doses of the drug.
The next mid-stage study on the drug will have a size similar to the recently completed study and is expected to cost about $8 million to $10 million, Neurocrine Chief Executive Kevin Gorman said on a conference call.
Apart from Elagolix and NBI-98854, the San Diego company is also developing treatments for stress-related disorders, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and insomnia.
Neurocrine's shares closed at $16.70 on the Nasdaq on Monday.
Reporting by Zeba Siddiqui in Bangalore; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila and Anil D'Silva


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Kicked-back San Luis Obispo County (or 'SLO' for short) is better recognized for its esteemed California Polytechnic State University and opulent nearby Hearst Castle than for its surf. Not a pointbreak graces this bucolic, 85-mile stretch of coastline, though connoisseurs of fickle beachbreaks and quirky reefs might find SLO intriguing. Very consistent in terms of swell and onshore wind, SLO has few sheltered spots and a lot of hit-and-miss reefs and beachbreaks. The prevailing wind direction is NW, and the surf is usually blown-out by noon. Few spots blow offshore with SSE storm winds, but there are a handful that are sideshore/offshore with NW wind. NW swell is the predominant direction, often junky. Springtime is basically one big blow-out with the coldest water temperatures of the year due to upwelling. Summer S swells definitely ignite a few places. Rocky inlets and heaps of seals, sea lions, and elephant seals are hallmarks of the shore abutting pleasant San Simeon, as are excruciatingly slow tourist traffic, bitter onshore wind, and velvety-green marine terraces.
A gorgeous coast, San Simeon attracts people of all types, including surfers, who are generally disappointed with the area's nicely convoluted yet maddeningly volatile surf breaks. Pico Creek is the popular spot here. If you're heavily invested in scoring big in San Simeon, there's a 97 percent chance you'll be severely let down. You'll likely find yourself in search of a rideable peak somewhere else, burning a deep hole in your gasoline fundage as you hunt. Random, medium-quality reefs and spotty beachbreaks line the Highway 1 coast down through Cambria, where tourists are the norm and B&Bs rule the roost.
Few secrets remain, as far as SLO surf spots go. Santa Rosa Creek/Moonstone is the focal point. Since Morro Bay's beach faces due west, any and every kind of swell hits the sandbars there, occasionally converting an ordinary California beachbreak into a magical mile or two of feathering A-frames and vomiting tubes. Besides Hazard Canyon, Morro Rock is the most famous spot in SLO County, and it's usually crowded. Below Morro Bay is a big knob of earth best known for the lovely Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and Hazard Canyon. A 24-karat spot and one of the most well-known breaks in California, the Canyon is a serious righthand reef with a legendary local posse. Neither Avila, Shell Beach, Pismo, or Oceano offer much in the way of perfection; rather, it's whole tractor-trailer loads of beachbreak after beachbreak after friggin' beachbreak, but for a few quirky reefs below the bluffs at Shell Beach. One of the more consistent and shapely of all Central Coast beachbreaks, the Pismo Beach Pier is the hub of south-county surfing. North of Pismo, Avila Beach can have something during large swells and bouts of that pesky NW wind, but don't get your hopes up. The area just north of Cayucos can be semi-offshore during N wind, and San Simeon Bay, although not really a surf spot, can prove valuable in times of true desperation.


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After turning bearish on Apple shares on Sept. 21, Market Studies founder and CEO Tom DeMark said on Tuesday that the bottom was in.
The convergence of powerful indicators make a strong case for Apple to pop very soon.
"This looks like a very strong rally of at least 22 percent," he said on "Fast Money."
"We wouldn't be surprised tomorrow to see Apple gap up above $494, $495 despite trading lower in the aftermarket today, and it will just move forward from there and be strong for the next couple of weeks and reach $600."
DeMark likened it to his call of a Dec. 4 low in the Shanghai index, after which he turned positive as the rebound began.
"If the market were in decline further from here, we could see another $100, but we don't see that happening," he said. "The bottom is in today or tomorrow."
Trader disclosure: On Jan. 15, 2013, the following stocks and commodities mentioned or intended to be mentioned on CNBC's "Fast Money" were owned by the "Fast Money" traders: Tim Seymour is long AAPL; Tim Seymour is long BAC; Tim Seymour is long CSCO; Tim Seymour is long SBUX; Karen Finerman is long AAPL; Karen Finerman is long BAC; Karen Finerman is long C; Karen Finerman is long JPM; Karen Finerman is long WMT; Karen Finerman is long TGT; Karen Finerman is long MSFT; Karen Finerman is long GOOG; Karen Finerman is long M; Karen Finerman is short SPY; Guy Adami is long C; Guy Adami is long GS; Guy Adami is long AGU; Guy Adami is long MSFT; Guy Adami is long NUE; Guy Adami is long BTU; Keith McCullough is long AAPL; Keith McCullough is long GDX; Keith McCullough is long GLD; Keith McCullough is long TLT;
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There is an incredibly wide range of environmental jobs and careers. Don't assume you know what kind of job or career you want -- there may be others you haven't thought of.
Spend a lot of time researching different environmental careers using the following websites and books we have in our office. The time you spend may make all the difference in your life.
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