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Zymum Juss., Ann. Mus. Natl. Hist. Nat. 18: 482. 1811.—Type: Z. madagascariensis (Poir.) Spreng. [T. madagascariensis Poir.].Platynema Wight & Arnott, Edinburgh New Philos. J. 15: 179. 1833.—Type: P. laurifolium Wight & Arnott [T. australasiae A. Rich.].
Woody vines, sometimes shrubby with twining branches; vegetative hairs medifixed; stipules borne on base of petiole; leaves mostly opposite, sometimes subopposite or in verticils of 3 or 4, bearing 2 (–4) glands on abaxial surface at base or on margin, or biglandular on petiole. Inflorescences terminal or lateral, single or grouped in panicles; pedicels pedunculate; floriferous bracts and bracteoles eglandular, persistent. Sepals leaving outermost petals exposed in enlarging bud, all eglandular (mostly) or less commonly bearing 1–10 tiny round rudimentary glands at the base of 1 or more sepals; corolla almost radial but rotated slightly so that 2 posterior petals are uppermost; petals glabrous or thinly sericeous on abaxial keel, the limb entire or denticulate; androecium radially symmetrical; stamens glabrous, the filaments somewhat to much longer and wider opposite petals than opposite sepals, distinct or connate only at very base; anthers poricidal with oblique internal or lateral subapical pores; pollen with 4 pores per grain disposed tetrahedrally, without ectoapertures; gynoecium bilaterally symmetrical, the carpels 3; style usually 1 (sometimes with a second, usually shorter, style developed), long and slender, often incurved, with the very small stigma apical or slightly internal. Fruit dry, breaking apart into 3 samaras separating from a pyramidal torus; samara with a dorsal winglet or crest (sometimes much reduced or lacking), the lateral wings divided into 4–10 flattened elongated winglets; lateral winglets proximally thickened with spongy aerenchyma. Chromosome number: n = 9 (Raman & Kesavan, 1963, counted in a cultivated specimen of T. australasiae [cited as "T. australis"]).
There is one species of Tristellateia in eastern Africa (T. africana S. Moore) and another widespread in southeastern Asia (T. australasiae A. Rich.). All the other species are endemic to Madagascar, where Tristellateia is the most commonly encountered representative of the Malpighiaceae. Arènes (1950) recognized 19 species in Madagascar. [maps] — Regional keys to genera: Kenya & Tanzania, Madagascar.
Among Old World genera of Malpighiaceae, Tristellateia is easy to recognize because of its poricidal anthers and samaras with the lateral wings divided into 4–10 lobes. The only other palaeotropical genus with poricidal anthers is Acridocarpus, which differs from Tristellateia in these characters: its leaves are usually alternate (but opposite or subopposite in some species), it lacks stipules, there is no peduncle between the bract and bracteoles (i.e., the pedicel is sessile), the petals are coarsely dentate, the two similar styles are subulate with minute stigmas, and the samara bears a dominant dorsal wing and has no lateral wings. No other palaeotropical genus has samaras at all like those of Tristellateia. The neotropical genus Tetrapterys bears samaras that resemble those of some species of Tristellateia, but the two genera are not closely related and surely evolved their fruits independently [family phylogenetic tree].
Tristellateia is especially interesting because it represents one of nine lineages that migrated independently from the New World to the Old World (C. C. Davis and W. R. Anderson, unpublished data). Given the diversity of fruits in the Bunchosia clade, it is difficult to postulate the ancestral fruit morphology in the clade, but it is probably safe to assume that the ancestor of Tristellateia was effectively dispersed by wind. On the other hand, we have at this time no basis for saying what route was taken by that ancestor from the New World to the Old—the presence of the genus in Africa, Madagascar, and Asia, and the lack of any Old World relative, make it impossible to say whether the ancestor travelled east across the Atlantic, west across the Pacific, or by some more circuitous route.
References: In addition to his monograph of Tristellateia (1947), Arènes (1950) provided a treatment of the Malagasy species. That is very difficult to use, especially if the specimen in hand lacks fruits. The genus is extremely diverse in Madagascar, and Arènes was fond of recognizing segregates in such groups. Tristellateia in Madagascar deserves a modern revision.
Etymology: The name Tristellateia comes from the Latin words for three (tres) and star (stella), and refers to the fact that the three samaras in the intact fruit resemble a cluster of three stars.
Uses: Tristellateia australasiae is widely cultivated as an ornamental, especially in southeastern Asia.
Photos: view all; T. africana, T. australasiae, T. greveana, T. madagascariensis,
Tristellateia sp. (flowers)
Drawings: view all; T. australasiae, T. greveana, T. madagascariensis


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On Christmas day, we woke up at five in the morning, bundled the kids in blankets and plopped them in the car one by one. Their stockings were waiting for them in the car, and as the sun rose we told them they could open a gift every two hours. There were ten small, dollar store gifts in their stockings. Yes, twenty hours in the car later… we arrived in Colorado!
We stayed at a friends' cabin in the mountains, on a lake. The cabin was cozy and comfortable with amazing, breath-taking views. The first two days were perfect, sunny and relatively warm. We went to Purgatory one day and the kids loved the big tubing slides. We rented a snowboard and the three older ones took turns trying it out on the slopes around our cabin. They all got the hang of it, but Jeremiah was doing jumps and tricks by the end of the week. Glad we didn't pay for ski school!
And then it started snowing. For three days, it snowed. We were prepared and thankfully had enough food and parked our car on high ground. The snow did not stop us from getting out there to play and sled.
The kids were thrilled to be in the snow and they enjoyed every minute of it. Well, August would sometimes refuse to walk any further and declare, "I can't do it." The snow was up to his chin!
We had a very restful, yet active, family vacation! It was really fun to surprise the kids and enjoy time away from our daily routines. If you are curious how our kids do on a 20 hour, two day road trip, tomorrow I will share our plan of attack! This picture was taken right outside our cabin…


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See the About RYLA page for general program description, and info about how to apply for RYLA. The RYLA 7910 Conference is presented by Rotary District 7910. This is not a function of Fitchburg State University.
"Must-Know" Info - IMPORTANT!!
June 28–30, 2019
Fitchburg State University
160 Pearl St. Fitchburg, MA
(978) 665-3000
Attendees MUST commit to attending the entire conference from 9 AM Friday morning until Sunday evening at 5 PM. NO EXCEPTIONS can be made.
If a participant discovers they will not be able to attend ALL 3 DAYS of RYLA, they should contact their Sponsoring Rotary Club. If the sponsor club cannot be reached, contact the RYLA Registrar. A timely call will allow an alternate to attend in your place. Your sponsoring Rotary Club has paid for someone to attend, and every participant is important to the program.
In the weeks leading up to RYLA, participants and parents who have registered will receive a series of emails with reminders and information about RYLA. Most of that information is also on this website.
Participants will also be contacted directly by their RYLA Group Facilitator.
What Happens at RYLA?
See the Students & Parents FAQ page for the answer to this, and other Frequently Asked Questions.
Key Dates & Deadlines
APPLICATION: Deadline varies; usually Feb or March.
Deadline for application is specified by the sponsoring Rotary Club. Ask your local Rotary Club or Guidance Counselor for the deadline date. Application form may be submitted to your school, or your local Rotary Club - it should be indicated on the application.
If you are selected to attend RYLA, you will be notified by your sponsoring Rotary Club. At that time, you will be asked to "register".
ONLINE REGISTRATION: Deadline April 1
DO NOT DELAY! It's best to do this as soon as possible after you receive notification that you were selected.
(Online Registration form is available beginning mid-March.)
SIGNED PAPERWORK Deadline April 5
After you register online, your will get an email with the "Paperwork". Student and Parent/Guardian must sign the Paperwork and give it to your sponsoring Rotary Club. This will allow adequate time for your papers be reviewed by the Rotary Club RYLA Chair, who will then forward them to the RYLA Registrar.
The RYLA Conference is held annually during the last weekend in June, on a Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
- Students participating in RYLA should plan to arrive at RYLA on Friday between 8:30 AM and 9:30 AM. It is very important NOT TO BE LATE, because activities begin immediately after check-in.
- Click here for Directions
- Transportation: Although many RYLA students choose to be driven to and from the conference by a family member, the Rotary Club that sponsored their attendance is prepared to assist with transportation if necessary. Please contact sponsoring Rotary Club if needed.
What to Bring
Please refer to the Gear List page.
Please see the Student Safety page for details on:
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Additional Info for Parents
- Parents and family are invited to the Closing Ceremonies on Sunday afternoon.
- Allergy and Health Information: We recognize that some students have allergies and special food requirements. Students' allergy and health information should have been entered on their registration forms. All RYLAns carry that information discreetly in their name badges. The students are instructed to always wear their name badges. In addition, the RYLA information desk and Directors have access to full registration data.
- Nutrition: The University's cafeteria menu is very diverse, with many healthy options. Students may speak with the staff when they arrive at RYLA, or if they would like to speak with someone in advance you can call the University main number and ask for food services.
- Photos, Videos & Audio Notice All parents and students should note that photographs, video and audio recordings may be taken at any time during the RYLA weekend by other participants in RYLA, as well as by Rotarians assisting in the weekend activities. While RYLA cannot control how images and recordings taken by others will be used, RYLA will not use any of the images or recordings for commercial purposes, but may use them to promote RYLA, Rotary International, and/or the clubs sponsoring and participating in RYLA. Participation in RYLA and other Rotary events includes your consent for these entities to use, publish, and broadcast your name and likeness and material derived therefrom without compensation.
- If you have further questions: We strongly encourage questions from the RYLAns! … PARENTS: we recommend that you allow your students to grow and prosper by suggesting that they practice their communications skills.
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Coati Kids Club Special Events for 2019
Mark your calendars now for these fun events! And as always, we'll send you an invitation before each one.
- Desert Dinosaurs?: Saturday, January 19, 9:30 a.m.—11:30 a.m.
- It wasn't a desert here when dinosaurs roamed the area, but Sonorasaurus, Arizona's official State Dinosaur, gets its name from our desert. Did you know that the Desert Museum was a big part of Sonorasaurus' excavation and still houses its bones? We'll take a behind-the-scenes tour of our mineral cave vault to see these bones and other fossils. We'll also meet some modern day dinosaur relatives. Afterwards, visit our Mineral Madness sale and family fun fair (Jan. 19 and 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily) and make your very own mineral collection!
- Humane Society Tour: Saturday, February 9, 9:30 a.m.—11:30 a.m., 635 W Roger Rd.
- The Humane Society of Southern Arizona has been helping pets and people since 1944. HSSA shelters lost pets, helps them return home or find new forever homes, and provides many other services to improve animals' lives in our community. In 2018 they moved to a new campus, their new forever home. Join us as we tour the new facility, discover their many programs, and help with a project to improve the lives of the animals in their care.
- Who Needs Nests? Saturday, March 2, 9:30 a.m.—12 p.m. in the Education Annex Classrooms 1 & 2 and on grounds.
- Spring is nesting season for many birds, but birds aren't the only animals that build nests to house their young. From weavers to cavity nesters, discover a variety of Sonoran Desert "nesters" and bring home a bee condo to host native bees in your yard.
- Ravin' About Raptors: Saturday, April 20, 9:30 a.m.—12 p.m. in the Education Annex Classroom 3 and on grounds.
- The Desert Museum's Raptor Free Flight program allows visitors to see amazing birds of prey soar and glide right above them. Its season has officially ended for the public, but not for Coati Kids Club members! RFF trainers will share a special behind-the-scenes flight and tour of their demonstration area and training sites, just for CKC families.
- Sonoran Salves: Saturday, July 27, 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the Education Annex Classrooms 1 & 2 and on grounds.
- Native peoples of the Sonoran Desert have used desert plants as their pharmacy for generations. Creosote bush is a source of a variety of treatments and is great for skin ailments. Learn how to make soothing salves and lotions with this plant, then stay and enjoy the events planned throughout this Cool Summer Night.
- Stories of Symbiosis: Saturday, September 7, 9:30 a.m.—12 p.m. in the Education Annex Classrooms 1-2 and on grounds.
- When two living things share a special relationship, scientists call this symbiosis. In some symbiotic relationships, both parties benefit. In others, just one benefits with no affect on the other. And in some, one may be harmed by the other. Investigate a few of the intriguing stories of symbiosis from the Sonoran Desert.
- Reptile'o'rama: Saturday, October 26, 9:30 a.m.—12 p.m. in the Education Annex Classroom 3 and on grounds.
- What makes reptiles unique? How do their adaptations help them thrive in the desert? Explore the lives of lizards, turtles, and snakes to find out!
- Packrat Playhouse Overnight Adventure: Saturday, November 16, 6:00 p.m. to Sunday, November 17, 9:00 a.m. in the Packrat Playhouse and on grounds.
- Join us for a sleepover in the Packkrat Playhouse where we will uncover the science of glow—how animals, algae, fungi, and minerals display bioluminescence and fluorescence —as well as how animals detect heat to find prey in the dark. We'll also enjoy the starry skies and wildlife of the desert at night. $5 per person additional fee required.
More Events of Interest:
- Save Our Saguaros, Jan. 26-March 3. Engage in activities to raise awareness about buffelgrass, its threat to our desert, and what we can do to help. Find out more.
- Plus, Coati Kids get discounts to our Summer Museum Explorers kids' camps. This year's camps will be from June 3-7 and July 10-14.


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I've been sitting down to write this blogpost for a few days now and each time, have either just felt uninspired or actually ran out of time. There's so much going on in my life, tons of lessons and insights I want to share :). Tons of growth opportunities and ways to make powerful choices in the moment.
But so my message doesn't get too long and you can get on with your day without feeling stressed over reading for ten minutes, let me tell you about one of the most impactful things.
Just about a little over a week ago, I found myself in the emergency room in NWA in immense pain afraid that something was really wrong. Let me backtrack to a few weeks ago, about a month and a half to be exact. That's when I first started to feel nauseous all the time. I was feeling nauseated every day almost without fail. At first of course, I wondered if I was pregnant, then my cycle came and I just thought it might be a factor of getting older and my PMS symptoms changing. Then I realized that it just wasn't going away and that's when I went to the doctor. He couldn't figure out any causes so he prescribed acid reflux medicine and told me to basically wait it out. I had one bad night of vomiting but I just chalked it up to too much pizza and wine.
At the emergency room is where I found out that I have gallstones. Insert a sad face and a surprised face. Are you thinking what I'm thinking - that is, if you even know what gallstones are?
That's right, how do *I* have gallstones?
I'm not overweight. I eat healthier than most. I'm active. I'm constantly working on my emotional blocks (because all physical ailments are rooted in emotional space).
It just honestly doesn't make much sense.
Yet we know that there are tons of things in our lives that make little sense. The joy of life comes in accepting what is with gratitude and moving forward expecting that things are already getting better.
So after an initial few shaky days after my diagnosis feeling afraid to eat and like it was unfair that the universe would give me this to deal with too, I've been able to get my bearings and my perspective back. I've been able to easily choose to see the gift in this diagnosis instead of the burden.
Remember a few weeks ago when I said I was committing to getting my health back on track the way I feel best? Well now I have major motivation! The age old saying is that pain is the most effective motivator. The pain of a gallstone attack is something that I pray to the Universe that I never experience ever again.
It's been SUPER easy to say no to cookies, fast food, ice cream, treats, processed foods, etc. All of the things that everyone should be eating in moderation at the most, I can't eat at all now (save for maybe once a year and that's only if i take the right precautions before and after).
I admit that It's been a challenge figuring out what I can eat and I've had some real shaky moments at checkout counters where I was close to tears trying to order what I thought would be ok.
But I feel like I'm getting my balance back. I can say that this week, I've mostly felt pretty good. The all-the-time nausea has mostly subsided and although some foods bring on that uncomfortable feeling, I've been able to manage it and make note. The best thing is that I have NOT had another attack. And another little happy - I've lost about 7 pds already. Who knew that my occasional cookie or Chick-Fila meal was having such an effect!
So I am determined to manage this with being even more mindful about my diet and keeping up with my commitment to exercise. I do have an appointment with a surgeon that removes gallbladders on Tuesday because conventional medicine says once you have gallstone problems, you always will and you must get it out. I'm going to do my best to hold on to mine though unless the doctor tells me it truly is damaged. I feel encouraged however by how much better I've been feeling already.
I'm willing to continue walking my path with this new addition without letting it change my stride :-). And at the least, it will definitely give me more interesting things to share with you down the road.
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The Code applies to Retirement Communities in the UK that are registered with ARCO by full members (also known as Approved Operators) as well as provisional and prospective members.
The introduction of the Code in 2015 marked the culmination of two years of work to agree a common set of high standards for the sector, which go above and beyond statutory duties.
The revised version in 2017 builds on the experience of 129 assessments undertaken over those two years and a variety of external developments, including the Law Commission's final report on event fees.
What does the Consumer Code mean for Retirement Community Operators, Customers and Residents?
Operators who sign up to the Code (all ARCO members) will ensure that prospective residents are given clear and transparent information about fees and service charges well before they decide to move in.
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Intervals- A Great Tool Often Misunderstood
Incredible training tool. Often misunderstood by CrossFitters.
Interval training is a fantastic tool to build capacity both aerobically and anaerobically.
Aerobic Exercise is sometimes known as "cardio" — exercise that requires pumping of oxygenated blood by the heart to deliver oxygen to working muscles. Aerobic exercise stimulates the heart rate and breathing rate to increase in a way that can be sustained for the exercise session. (http://www.medicinenet.com/aerobic_exercise/article.htm)
Anaerobic Exercise is short-lasting, high-intensity activity, where your body's demand for oxygen exceeds the oxygen supply available. Anaerobic exercise relies on energy sources that are stored in the muscles and, unlike aerobic exercise, is not dependent on oxygen from (breathing) the air. (http://www.sparkpeople.com/resource/fitness_articles.asp?id=1035)
Interval training involves alternating between bouts of exercise and rest, or recovery periods.
As coaches we hear things from time to time like:
"Why does the workout have rest in it?"
"Can I just do it straight through? I feel like I'll get a better workout."
These are legitimate questions, though they do have very clear answers.
The effects of interval training are well documented in building capacity, building and preserving muscle, and fat loss.
Those rests are built in for a reason, and when we take a more macro-view of our training across a week or even a month the specific stimulus we are trying to achieve on a given day becomes more apparent.
The answer is, and will always be "Do the workout with the prescribed rest, at the prescribed intensity".
As coaches, we know that not everyone has this level of understanding, and we try to talk about the "why" often.
It all comes down to what energy systems we are trying to train.
The general rule of thumb is this- the more intense the exercise, the shorter the exercise interval and the longer the rest interval.
Let's take a 25 min CrossFit workout for example. Forgot about the movements for now, but let's just say each interval is designed to take about 4-5 minutes and there is a 2:00 rest between each round.
A work:rest ratio of roughly 2:1 to 3:1 suggests that these efforts will certainly not be all out and there will need to be some pacing involved.
Essentially what we are doing is trying to get through each piece at about 80-90% of what we could get through one round at our absolute fastest pace.
During the 2:00 recovery, breathing and heart rate should come down substantially, but this will not be a full recovery by any means.
It's the same reason why we rest 2:00-3:00 between very heavy deadlifts and squats. Maximal strength cannot be trained without these rests.
I spent over a decade in track & field as a long sprinter and understand the in's and out's well.
Some days would be very fast with long recoveries, some would be what we call "tempo"- decent pace with partial recoveries, and some days would be more aerobic. Slower pace with short recoveries.
A great example of a sprint type workout related the WOD "Grace" which we did earlier in the week would be 1 min of max reps Clean & Jerk, rest 3-4 minutes, repeat for 3 rounds.
The training stimulus here would certainly be anaerobic- with the goal of three maximal 60 second efforts. Because of this, the rest would need to be substantial.
If there is anything to take away it's this.
Our coaches are here to facilitate you getting the best workouts possible. You may not always understand why, and that's ok.
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Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers
February 16, 2010
Greg and Mary Bettencourt, Frank Zika, Bill Jenkins. Paul Reinhart, Kelli Schonher, Doug Carscaden, Clint Edwards, Gary Havas, Jim Aaron, Tim Sawchuck, Rob Urmy, Dave Morrow, Ryan Curf, Kathy Redden, Ron Dexter, Rachel Duchak, Bob Nanniga, Brian Manini, Dan Rivoire, Ian Anderson, Soquel Schafer
I Approval of minutes of previous meeting: Paul R. approved, and Mary B seconded minutes as is.
II Agenda requests.
III Committee Reports
1. Trail Work – Super Bowl Sunday – Tim & Ron
2. Sponsorship & Fundraising – Bill: See report Friends of Lopez Lake will give us $900 (or whatever it takes) for trail building materials, to build three switch backs.
3. Public Relations – Frank: TV spot on KSBY, Bay news also. Cal Poly class came out. Foothill Cyclery - Josh maybe able to get the TREK demo truck out. We will discuss a possible "Demo Event" at next meeting.
4. Newsletter – Rachel: Sent out
5. Membership & Volunteers – Paul: See report
6. Agency & Organization Reports (State Parks, County, City, Forest Service, and Bike Coalition): Bike Bells and City Projects for 2010 -Doug, Bob, State Parks - Ron, Greg, etc: East Boundary re-route, Ron met with Kurt Beebe's crew. Black Hill gang prepares the trail after flagged. Doug talked about Froom Ranch; the city will take ownership in July. Johnson Ranch - second trail was opened this weekend. Elevator looks good. Forest Service, Joe Duran, would like the names of the persons that work on the Morning Glory and Botanicals. Bike Coalition with Bike Kitchen will moving and setting up shop at 860 Pacific. St Paddy's day celebration, March 13th at the Ludwig Center will be fundraising for Bike Coalition.
7. Education/Training Committee - Kelli:
8. Website/tech Committee – Morgan, Daniel, Rachel: Rachel is presenting the development of the CCCMB website for a Technology and Trails meeting.
9. FASTA – Ian: Worked on Shooters, working management agreement, proposal for skills area and non-profit status is on hold. FASTA would like to be a project of CCCMB. Rachel moved and Jim seconded that CCCMB absorb FASTA as a project of CCCMB. Discussion, Motion passed unanimously.
10. Financial Report – Jeanne: See report – about $8,000 in bank.
IV Items Requiring Discussion or Action
1. Santa Margarita Lake Workday – protocol, date(s), joint ride: Kathy, Ron and Greg met with Rangers and will focus on Grey Pine trail. Pre-planning workday on Sunday Feb 28, On February 20, 2010 joint ride for bike riders and mountain bikers and trail persons. Work day is: March 6, 2010. Crew leaders needed.
2. Moving Dirt – This is where we will discuss everyone's "lessons learned" and related topics. See Below
3. Regional Crew Leader Protocol – progress? Tim is working on it.
4. HPT Safety Issues – chicanes, signs, patrol etc.??? Downhill bike speed is a concern. This is a major issue that CCCMB must address. More discussion/action to follow.
5. Socks – How do we REALLY want to handle them and charge? Socks will be available for $5 to members only.
6. Black Mountain (Morro Bay) Workday March 14, Sunday Jamie Irons
7. Trail Machine update - Tabled
8. Greenways Conference, April 21-23 – Equestrian/bike joint ride; other bike ride(s), who is interested in attending? - Tabled
V Information
1. Los Flores Ranch in Santa Maria - Tabled
2. Wind Wolves Campout, May 14 & 15
VI Other?
VII Next Meeting: Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 5:30 p.m.
§ Crews – 6-8 persons max, especially if new persons are in group
§ Sign up table at end of line with Joe and another person to assign persons to crew, and ask person if they have come before.
§ Make Crew Leaders more visible
§ Crew leaders could personally invite ringers
§ Signup sheet should have survey – how did you hear about us
§ Which Poly Profs can advertise work days in their classes?
§ Ron and Greg not disagree in public
§ One Person in Charge of a project and when correcting, only talk with the Crew leader.
§ Need a safety talk first.
§ Rolling start – we lost the safety talk and the tool selection process as well as time to chat with friends
§ Two wheeled wheel barrows with ropes to pull would be easier to get up hills
§ First Aid Kit in membership daypack
§ Too many persons on Hazard Peak
§ Have alternate crew leaders take persons to other areas
§ Radios for crew leaders
§ All registration materials are in a day pack which will go to every work day
§ Make OUTSLOPES at bottom of the dip broader and longer
§ Identify one's particular style of trail maintenance/development
§ Focus on a manageable project
§ Do not try to do everything
§ Have a solid brief safety talk
§ Walk up and back giving instructions
§ Stop on the way up and show persons what good technique is
§ Tool selection is important to portion of trail working on
§ How to deberm trail in rocky conditions (e.g. save which rocks)
§ We have been guessing how many crew leaders may need, should have x number of crew leaders, with x number of crew leaders in reserve.
§ MAKE a crew leader list –
§ Training for Crew Leaders – create a template
§ Have a Crew Leaders training and summit once or twice a year – may be too much work, keep doing pre-rides. Outreach to bring persons into whatever level we need.
§ How to help Crew Leaders communicate – principles of instructions
§ Community Service and Inclusion
§ Outreach and Education
§ Follow up from us
§ Safety for tool use – on web site tips for safe use.
§ Balance amount of work with value of work
§ Focus on immediate job – teach that skill
§ Demonstrate tool use
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Switzerland is without doubt one of the most natural, breathtakingly beautiful countries in the world. We spent our second anniversary exploring this gorgeous country in November and were lucky enough to arrive for the first heavy snowfall of the season! We absolutely fell in love with Grindelwald and the Jungfrau region, visited the Jungfraujoch Top of Europe attraction and ate our weight in cheese fondue and chocolate whilst exploring beautiful lakeside Lucerne. We loved Switzerland so much that we altered our 2016 European travels so that we could come back and spend a week exploring more of this beautiful country. This is a collection of our favourite photos from our Swiss adventures in the Alps and beyond last year x
Switzerland is truly one of the most naturally beautiful countries we have ever visited and we are so excited to visit again in April!
Read more from our Swiss adventures here: A Swiss Alps Road Trip / A Weekend Getaway in Lucerrne / Falling in Love with Grindelwald / Hotel Belvedere Grindelwald / Hotel Schweizerhof Luzern / Swiss Cheese Fondue in Luzern / Jungfraujoch: Top of Europe
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This issue occurs when you use the Windows Store device apps (WSDA) to write values for the queue property bag for printers.
- The queue property bags are used to store print configurations and printer properties (such as installable options).
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The issue occurs because a call that sets printer settings does not have admin access to the printer. Therefore, the Windows Store app cannot write values to the queue property bags.
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Email and electronic address-books have been around for decades now. So, I am quite surprised that we still don't have a truly functional contacts management system (CMS), which uses the full power of the Internet.
A well-implemented contact management system should eliminate the need for us to ever remember anybody's phone number or weirdly-spelled email address. We should be able to contact people just by looking up their name. It should also eliminate the need for us to ever enter anybody's contact information into our address-books. The information would be automatically available to us, provided the person wants to share it with us.
There is a huge market of users waiting for anybody who implements a good contacts management system. This is truly a big untapped opportunity. I am surprised that nobody has already done this yet.
Here are five most important features that a good modern contacts management system should have:
1. The CMS should be a web-based database, built on a data-sharing model and it would be search-able. The web-based nature of the system should allow it to be accessible from any browser, running on any device. The data-sharing model would allow you to instantly share your contact information with others, instead of them having to get it from you and add it manually into their address-books.
2. The CMS should define a standard for storing, retrieving and updating contacts information so that it can be accessed using any application, on any device, which needs address-book functionality. Imagine being able to use a single address-book on all your email clients (Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.), all your web-based email systems (Gmail, Yahoo, etc.), on your mobile phone, home phone and any other place where you need an address-book. Imagine buying a new cell phone, logging into the CMS system using the phone and all your contacts being immediately available in the new phone, without your having to add them individually or import them from your old phone!
3. The CMS should not only be available online, it should also be download-able to the device or application of your choice. Further, the downloaded copy should have two-way synchronization with the online copy. Imagine being able to add or update information into the address-book on your phone, and the same update being propagated to all the copies of your address-book on all your devices and email systems.
4. Strictly speaking, there should be no need for you to update or add the contact details of any other person. You should only need to update your own contact information, and everybody else updates only their own information. The CMS gives everyone the ability to share their personal contact information with all the people who matter to them. Further, it also gives you flexibility on what pieces of information you want to share with whom. For example, you can define groups such as 'friends', 'family', 'colleagues' in your CMS. Then, you can choose to share your home phone number and home address only with 'family', your personal email address and mobile phone number with 'friends', your office phone number and business address with 'colleagues', and so on. You should even be able to choose what pieces of information you want to share with specific individuals - not just groups. Imagine not having to add all the contact details of your hundred or more friends, into your address-book. Imagine not having to ever give anybody your business card - all you do is add them to the 'business contacts' group in your CMS, and they will instantly have access to your contact information on their own address-books!
5. The CMS should give you the ability to 'push' your contact information updates out to people of your choosing. Suppose, you get a new phone number. Today, you have to email your new phone number to all your friends and family, and each person has to manually update their address-books. With the CMS, all you'd do is update your phone number just once on the CMS and then click a button to 'push' or propagate this new number to all the people who have your old number in their address-books. You should even be able to choose not to 'push' the update to certain people. And people who receive your updates would have the ability to accept or reject it. This way, your latest contact information is always available to people with whom you want to share it. Nobody ends up with out-of-date information because somebody inadvertently forgot to keep them updated with changed phone numbers or addresses.
Needless to say, a CMS with all the above features would become a massive global directory. More importantly, it would also have information about how people are networked, their relationships, etc. Imagine the potential! Whoever develops such a system could become a billionaire!
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I had been dietary fat phobic since high school. Staring a primal meal plan was a revolutionary shift for my brain and my body. As I explain in My Story , after experiencing a slightly difficult phase of giving up grains and sugar, my body quickly learned how to use fat for energy. I felt amazing! One of the best parts was how absolutely delicious and satiating my meals were. Since making the transformation I haven't once felt lose-my-mind hunger, which was a daily occurrence when I followed other eating plans.
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However, not all fats are equal and there are some dangerous ones to avoid. Highly refined polyunsaturated vegetable oils (canola, soy, safflower, sunflower) are unstable; they oxidize easily, forming free radicals that wreak havoc in our bodies. Manufactured trans fats (partially hydrogenated oils) are also toxic, increasing the risk for a variety of chronic diseases. They are found in most baked goods and prepackaged snacks. Examples are margarine and vegetable shortening.
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