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Nearly all dogs and cats get worms and even animals which look in tip-top condition can carry them. A pet with worms can be quite difficult to diagnose as it may not show any outward signs of ill health. It is important to worm your animals regularly as some types can occasionally be dangerous to human health.
Ask your vet for the correct worm treatment.
Your pup should have been wormed from 2/3 weeks old at fortnightly intervals until he/she is 10/12 weeks old. After that every 3-5 months. Unwormed pups may appear pot-bellied with dry coat, possibly with a cough.
All adult dogs and cats should be wormed against roundworm every three months, or as advised by the vet, whether you think they have them or not.
Pregnant animals should only be wormed under the supervision of a vet.
The best way to stop tapeworms is to use an anti-flea preparation advised by your vet. Only worm against tapeworms if you think your pet is carrying one.
Is it worms?
If you see any worms on your animal wrap them up in damp cotton wool and take them to the vet who will be able to identify them and treat the animal accordingly.
If your dog or cat starts losing weight and its coat becomes coarse or harsh, this could be a sign that unwelcome visitors have arrived. Infected puppies and kittens often have a bloated stomach. A dog or cat dragging itself about on its rear or licking its bottom more than usual may also be infected.
It's a roundworm!
Roundworms are pinky-white and curled like a thin coiled rope. If your animal is infected, you will probably be able to see the roundworm in faeces or vomit. The eggs are so tiny they can't be seen. Most dogs carry toxocara canis - a common roundworm.
In adult dogs the roundworm has a complicated life cycle. It grows from larva to adult worm inside the body. Worms and eggs are passed out in the faeces where the eggs develop into larvae. Another dog eats the larvae and the life cycle begins all over again.
Roundworms can also lie dormant in the muscle tissue of bitches and queens and are activated during pregnancy. They can then pass across the placenta infecting unborn young. Puppies and kittens born with roundworms can become sick or even die if they are carrying lots of worms.
Roundworm eggs take about three weeks to become infectious - so only old dog mess can be risky. The eggs can remain infectious for up to two years.
It's a tapeworm!
Tapeworms look like long strips and are made up of flat segments filled with eggs which break off. The segments can come out one at a time and visibly twitch and move. You can sometimes see them moving on the skin near the animal's anus or on the floor.
Dogs and cats are never born with tapeworms. One of the most common ways they pick them up is through fleas. Tapeworms can live in fleas which feed on the cat or dog. The animal then eats the flea when it grooms itself and the tapeworm continues life inside its new host. Common tapeworms do not usually infect humans.
Worm worries
Sometimes humans can be at risk from worms, so regular worming of companion animals is important. Toxocara is an infection spread by roundworm eggs. This usually occurs in children who, by playing outside, can pick up infective stages of the parasite on their hands.
Sometimes these eggs develop into larvae which lodge behind the retina in the eye and cause damage or even blindness. To stop this happening, worm pets regularly, wash children's hands thoroughly before they eat and clean up after your dog with a poop scoop.


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Midwest Student Exchange Program
If you're a Minnesota resident (including eligible undocumented students), you're eligible for reduced tuition at a limited number of Midwest public and private schools and programs of study in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, and Wisconsin.
Minnesota residents interested in a Wisconsin or North Dakota public school and Wisconsin or North Dakota residents interested in a Minnesota public school must apply for tuition reciprocity rather than the Midwest Student Exchange Program.
If you're a resident of Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Missouri or Nebraska, you're eligible for reduced tuition if you attend a Minnesota public college or university through the Midwest Student Exchange Program.
What Rate Do You Pay?
Students in the Midwest Student Exchange Program (MSEP) pay up to 150 percent of the resident tuition rate (which is still below the non-resident rate) at participating public schools or receive a 10 percent reduction in tuition at participating private schools.
When applying to a participating school, students must indicate that they are seeking admission as a MSEP student. The institution will evaluate the student's request for MSEP status and respond directly to the student.
Where Can I Get More MSEP Information?
Brochures listing eligible colleges, universities, and programs of study are distributed to high schools, and are available from the Office of Higher Education or online at the Midwestern Higher Education Compact.

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Posted June 14, 2004; 03:18 p.m.
The Staff Educational Assistance Plan has been reviewed and the following changes will be made effective July 1, 2004, according to the Office of Human Resources :
- The maximum reimbursement amount has been increased from $3,000 to $5,250 per fiscal year.
- Benefits-eligible employees hired on or after July 1, 2004, will be eligible to participate in the plan on the first of the month coincident with or next following one year of service.
- Employees on Long Term Disability will no longer be eligible to participate under the program.
The Staff Educational Assistance Plan is available to assist employees with the cost of their own undergraduate and graduate education. The plan provides reimbursement for 85 percent of tuition and mandatory educational fees at accredited institutions located in the United States up to a maximum of $5,250 per plan year (July 1 through June 30) for up to two courses per term, six courses per plan year.
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Dr. Shattuc is the author of Television, Tabloids, Tears: Fassbinder and Popular Culture (University of Minnesota Press) and The Talking Cure: Television Talk Shows and Women (Routledge Press) and the editor of Hop on Pop: The Politics and Pleasures of Popular Cultures (Duke University Press) Her most recent book is The American TV Industry (co-authored with Michael Curtin, British Film Institute).


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Roland RE-201 Space Echo
The Roland RE-201 Space Echo is truly a Vintage (1973) piece of music technology with lots of appeal even today. It's not a synth, but a Tape-Echo machine for creating true analog echo effects. The RE-201 is a simple system in which a small loop of tape records an incoming signal and immediately plays the recorded sound back over a couple playback heads before being erased over by new incoming audio. A real analog system with warm, gritty and almost noiseless operation, the Space Echo can provide warm, unpredictable and highly tweakable echo effects.
There are twelve settings to adjust various tape loop speeds, number of repeats, levels, intensity, etc... It can even generate some of its own feedback loops for instant sci-fi effects. It features a built in spring reverb for even more classic analog effects. The RE-201 not only has Vintage appeal but is still widely used to get those dubby, slightly unpredictable, musically analog echo effects. It's a definite must for the TripHop and dub genres. It has been used by Portishead, Underworld, Fatboy Slim, Dust Brothers, Jean Michel-Jarre, Mr. Oizo, Bob Marley, Vangelis, Sneaker Pimps, Future Sound of London, The Orb, KISS, Sublime, Luke Vibert, Radiohead, Lauryn Hill and Tomita.
Lookup Roland RE-201 Space Echo Prices
The link above will take you to an eBay search for this synth to see active listings with more images, specs and information. If you don't find it there, try looking in our forum marketplace. Our marketplace gets thousands of visits every week so make sure to check back often if you want to buy or sell a synth.
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Are you looking to buy or sell a Roland RE-201 Space Echo? Post an ad in Gear For Sale or a request in Gear Wanted. For spare parts and repair services check out Gear Services & Other Goods. Our forums also has a Buyer's Guide section where you can ask for advice on buying synthesizers.
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Roland RE-201 Space Echo & Juno 60 Test / Demo
Manual - Roland has made manuals for most of their products available as free PDF downloads.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - 4 inputs, 1 output, 1 phones
- Oscillators - None (Continuous Tape Loop)
- LFO - n/a
- Filter - n/a
- VCA - n/a
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- Keyboard - n/a
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- Date Produced - 1973 - 1988
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In this Article
- What is desonide topical (Desonate)?
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FDA pregnancy category C. This medication may be harmful to an unborn baby. Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant during treatment.
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Biological and Environmental Research (BER)
Image courtesy of Frank Löffler, University of Tennessee/Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Scanning electron micrograph of dechlorinating bacterium Dehalococcoides strain BAV1.
A team of researchers has conducted a metagenomic analysis of a stable dechlorinating community derived from sediment collected at the Alameda Naval Air Station (ANAS) in California.
Understanding the composition and functioning of communities such as this one will contribute to similar efforts towards remediation of a variety of other cleanup challenges that DOE faces, as well as other processes (plant nutrition, carbon processing) that microbial communities carry out.
Microbes are very effective at carrying out a wide range of chemical reactions, even ones that involve substances toxic to higher life forms. Many groundwater sites contaminated with compounds such as trichloroethene (TCE), a pervasive groundwater pollutant often used by industry as cleansers or degreasers, are decontaminated by microbes. Dehalococcoides are the only family of bacteria known to break down TCE to ethene, a harmless chemical compound often used to help ripen fruits. The team identified the other members of this microbial community, since microbes such as Dehalococcoides are known to dechlorinate chemicals more effectively in the presence of other microorganisms. This study showed that all of the genes that code for enzymes involved in dechlorination were associated with Dehalococcoides, emphasizing its importance as the dominant dechlorinating microbe in the ANAS microbial community. The research was based on sequencing carried out by the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI).
Dr. Lisa Alvarez-Cohen
University of California – Berkeley
Basic Research: DOE Office of Science, Office of Biological and Environmental Research
Brisson, et al., 2012, "Metagenomic analysis of a stable trichloroethene-degrading microbial community", The ISME Journal (2012), 1–13. [DOI: 10.1038/ismej.2012.15]
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FieldWorks 8.0.2 Beta 3
Version Date: June 6, 2013
This release has been superseded by a subsequent release.
This is a beta release. Please pay close attention to the Known Issues and instructions on using Send/Receive.
- Send/Receive Project – collaborate with colleagues located anywhere using Send/Receive to sync project data. (Send/Receive Lexicon to collaborate with WeSay users also improved.)
- Type ahead – type in the list reference fields to see a list of items which match what you've typed instead of having to use the ellipsis button!
- Bulk Edit Phoneme Features – add a Phonological Feature to multiple Phonemes at a time. Filter Phonemes by their Phonological Features.
- Complex Concordance – perform concordance searches for combinations of requirements e.g. a specific word (or gloss) followed by a word which has a specific grammatical category.
- Semantic Domain Find and Suggest – find relevant semantic domains using a find or have FLEx propose potentially relevant semantic domains based on the gloss, definition and reversal entries of the current sense. See post.
- Configure Collect Words (was Categorized Entry) – many more fields available to display in Collect Words view and ability to enter data into either lexeme or citation form, gloss or definition according to your preference.
- Configure and export Classified Dictionary – configure the fields shown in Classified Dictionary (a semantically classified list of entries) and export this view to XHTML.
- Welcome Dialog – when starting FieldWorks you are offered a number of choices including opening the last project you edited. This dialog will be shown every time unless you opt to have FieldWorks auto-open the last edited project, as it did previously.
Bugs fixed since 8.0.1
- New: Export which formats semantic domains to print out for Rapid Word Collection workshop. LT-1251
- Fixed: Save size and position of FLEx window. LT-14528
- Fixed: parser filing process keeps parser generated analyses up to date. LT-14559
- Fixed: Crash in Complex Concordance when using an apostrophe. LT-14549
- Fixed: Crash whose workaround involved running FLEx as Administrator. LT-14461
- Change: Removed legacy, unhelpful Save button. LT-14179
- Fixed: 'Show entry in concordance' jump from Lexicon. LT-14128
- Fixed: crash after removing inflection/required features. LT-13883
- Fixed: Make xhtml export use valid CSS classes. LT-14451
- Fixed: error occurred when importing a LIFT file containing components and variants. LT-14518
- Fixed: error in Find and Fix Data Utility. LT-14493
- Fixed: crash moving from Lexicon to Word List Concordance.
- Fixed: Preview and Apply buttons enabled in Bulk Edit Entries when bulk editing Inflection features. LT-14500
- Fixed: Send/Receive Lexicon problem, collaborating with WeSay. LT-14372
- Fixed: Seeing Linked Files Folder location reminder too often. LT-14484
- Fixed: Loss of data in Environments field in Lexicon. LT-14432
- Fixed: Crash after deleting a vernacular writing system. LT-14482
- Fixed: Configured Dictionary xml export contained empty minor entry elements even if Minor Entry was not set to be displayed. LT-12105
- Change: legacy Training Materials removed from Help menu and put on Lingtransoft.info. LT-14603
- Change: Resources documents on Help menu changed from Word format to PDF. LT-13599
- Fixed: Text chart to cope with sentence break changes in Baseline. LT-14369
- Fixed: Crash when using "Filter for lexical entries" jump in Notebook. LT-12154
- Fixed: Crash when interlinearizing with "Add Words to Lexicon" mode active.
You can collaborate on the entire project (advised) or just on the lexicon (LIFT – for use with other programs).
- The Send/Receive Lexicon option is designed for collaborating with team members who use WeSay. Using the Send/Receive Lexicon option for sharing lexical data between FLEx users when there are no WeSay users in the team is not recommended. FLEx users should use Send/Receive Project to share the full data set, rather than using the more limited Send/Receive Lexicon, which is limited to what is covered by LIFT.
- You can use both kinds of Send/Receive if you are working in a team which uses both FLEx and WeSay. In this situation, it might be easiest to have only one FLEx member use Send/Receive Lexicon, and then use the Send/Receive Project to share that data with the other FLEx team members.
You can collaborate using a USB flash drive, an Internet server or Chorus Hub (a special network folder.)
- Before using Send/Receive Internet using the default server, you need to go to languagedepot.org and create a user account. For each project you want to Send/Receive, you also need to contact firstname.lastname@example.com so they can create an online repository for you. They need the name and ISO code of the language plus whether you will be using the option Send/Receive Project (FLEx only) or Lexicon (for use with other programs).
- When using Send/Receive Internet for the first time, you need to click the Settings button before you can use it, in order to enter the details of the remote server and the project's repository id, etc.
- To use Chorus Hub for local area network, one computer on your network needs to start the Chorus Hub program. Instructions are on the Settings dialog on the Chorus Hub tab.
Concept: all start from one copy of the project. Someone sends it. Others receive it. All can then send/receive.
Someone sends it
The person who already has the project – the master everyone is going to start working with – uses Send/Receive > Project, or Lexicon. This will create the special collaboration "repository" on the destination they choose (USB, Internet, Chorus Hub.)
- What if there were multiple copies of the project already? Can we merge them? No, not automatically. You need to do any importing or exporting you need to do to come up with a master project which is the best version of the project. Delete the now outdated copies of the FieldWorks project from other computers.
Others receive it
- The person who doesn't yet have the (master) project uses Receive Project from a Colleague on the Welcome dialog or Send/Receive > Get Project from Colleague. This is a one-off step!
- If you want to join a Lexicon (LIFT) repository from a project you already have in FLEx, use Send/Receive > Get and Merge Lexicon with this Project. This is a one-off step!
Everyone uses send/receive to collaborate
Once the project has been sent, and each collaborator received it the first time, all collaborators can continue to work together and share data using Send/Receive > Project, or Lexicon. The settings are saved and do not need to be re-entered. There is a toolbar button which will open the Send/Receive dialog to the last type of Send/Receive you did (project or lexicon).
- Someone sends it
The Messages (a.k.a. Conflict Report) will be displayed after Send/Receive if there are new messages to review. You can also open it at any time with Send/Receive > View Project Messages, or View Lexicon Messages, as appropriate.
- Many merge-related messages are hard to understand. This is probably going to be an ongoing area of improvement, depending on feedback – how problematic the messages are in practice.
- Send/Receive does a really good job of automatically merging data when users have changed different parts of the project. When two people have edited the same or very closely related data in the same sync cycle, send/receive keeps the data entered by the current user. A conflict message is generated and includes information of the other user's change for comparison. If you prefer the other user's change, you will need to copy and paste the data manually into the appropriate place in FLEx; there is not yet a tool to select one change over another and have the FLEx project automatically updated.
- If one user adds word glosses to a text at the same time as another user adds word categories to it, this will not be merged conveniently because in the FLEx database these separate pieces of data are both part of a word's analysis.
- If one user modifies an entry, sense, etc. at the same time as another user deletes that same item, send/receive will keep the modification rather than the deletion.
- If a team needs to use the global change tools in FLEx, such as Bulk Edit, merge conflicts will be reduced if the team first does a series of Send/Receives to get all sync'ed to the same state. Then one user can do the global changes, and the team then re-syncs to get those changes and continue on with their tasks.
If you have used older-style sharing over a local area network (projects have the extension fwdb), you need to turn off that way of sharing (revert to fwdata format) in order to try Send/Receive for collaborating. You can do this in File > Project Management > Project Locations and Sharing. Uncheck the box labelled "Share projects stored on this computer."
If you want to track our progress on these and other issues, follow one of the links below and sign up for an account on our JIRA system.
- If you are using Chorus Hub for send/receive, changing the name of a project with which you are collaborating is not advised. You will end up doing send/receive to a different repository than your colleagues and therefore not succeed in collaborating. Workaround: If the name change is required, consult with your colleagues. First ensure you have received all their latest changes. They then need to pause from working on the project. You rename the project. You Send/Receive, which creates a new repository on the Chorus Hub. The colleagues should delete their copy of the project with the original name. The colleagues then use Get Project to start working with the newly named project. LT-14396.
- It is strongly not recommended to restore over (replacing) an existing project with which you are collaborating using send/receive. The subsequent send/receive would send a huge number of changes to all the other team members, effectively restoring the old version of the project on every team member's computer.
- You cannot have non-ASCII characters in the FLEx project name to use Send/Receive.
- If you are exchanging a VERY large number of changes using Send/Receive (e.g. extensive global changes by both users over the course of a month) you may run into a timeout error after 15 minutes during the merge step. LT-14526
- If you add the same Grammatical Category (e.g. Adjective) to both the Grammatical Categories list and the Reversal Index Categories list, Send/Receive will report an error when you try to sync. LT-14511
- Version conflict message sometimes continues to be shown for a while after the problem is solved. LT-14332 May be done. Not completely verified.
- The menu item "Copy (Ctrl+C)" isn't working on the "Conflict Detail" dialog box. LT-14327
- The Text Chart is changed incorrectly (words are moved to emptied cells) after another user deletes some charted words from the text. LT-14317
- If you are not the administrator on the computer, you might find that "Get Project" gives an error message. This happens if you do not have permission to access all the files in the FieldWorks Projects folder. LT-14301 (Let us know if you encounter this.)
- Crash after stopping and starting and using Chorus Hub LT-14291
- If both users edit the same phonemes, or add inflection features to the same lexical entry, the results may need subsequent editing. E.g. A phoneme may have incompatible phonological features and an entry may have incompatible inflection features.
- If you add a question or add a message to a merger conflict/notification, it is not possible to edit or delete those comments subsequently. LT-14076
- Using any Send/Receive commands in quick succession usually causes a message to pop up which claims that FLExBridge is already running. If it is not (e.g. you closed the Messages window then need to reopen them) wait for 5 seconds and try again.
- Linked media files over 1MB in size are not being transferred. No movie files of any size are being transferred. If a user subsequently removes the link to the file due to the current restrictions, the warning messages continue to be displayed at each send/receive operation if the file is still in the project folder.
- When both users change the properties of the same style, the resulting merge conflict message does not state the conflicting style settings.
Send/Receive Lexicon (LIFT) with e.g. WeSay
- Send/Receive Lexicon should not be used to pass data between two or more FLEx users. You should use Send/Receive Project.
- Send/Receive Lexicon depends on the LIFT standard. Some FLEx data is not handled well yet by this collaboration method. E.g. Which entries belong in which inflection template slots and some other morphological grammar facts stored on a lexical entry. Components of a complex form. Custom lexical relations.
- Using "Get & Merge…." twice in the same project should not be possible, but occasionally is. If it is used twice, there is a crash. LT-14320
- If you created a custom field in WeSay and used a previous version of LIFTBridge with FLEx (e.g. in 2012), FLEx will crash when you try to open the project. Please contact us for help. LT-13850
- After receiving a project from a colleague which was a Lexicon repository, using the Send/Receive toolbar button attempt to do Send/Receive Project not Send/Receive Lexicon. Workaround: use the menu item Send/Receive > Lexicon at least once before subsequently using the toolbar button. LT-14350
Other Issues
- The Sena 3 (sample project) link doesn't work on the new Welcome dialog box the first time the dialog opens. Workaround: Use Open and then select Sena 3. LT-14324
- If you cancel one of the Welcome dialog actions, the last project you edited will automatically open. LT-14148
- Semantic Domain's Suggest feature is too prolific when there is more than one word in the Gloss field. LT-14243
- Import SF Lexicon does not correctly import Example sentences with multiple vernacular writing systems. LT-10683
- It is not possible to disable vernacular spell checking. LT-14150
- If you exclude senses from a Publication using the Publish in field – the shown senses are not renumbered in Dictionary View. LT-14264
- Interlinear SFM import fails with Unicode to Unicode converter. LT-13741
- Right-click menu is inappropriate for Status and Confidence fields. LT-14195
- Unicode Character Editor fails to process code points out of plane 0. LT-14263
- The options Edit Spelling Status and View Incorrect Words are missing from the menu Tools>Spelling. LT-12343
- Alpha headers not correct in Pathway/xhtml export for digraphs at secondary level of collation rules. LT-14260
- Python and Perl encoding converters do not work.
- Type-ahead doesn't work on custom fields referring to custom lists. LT-13248
- To use Phonology Assistant with this version of FieldWorks, you need to upgrade Phonology Assistant to version 3.4.6.
- FLExTools does not yet work with this version of FieldWorks.
For Windows
A Full package contains .NET 4.0 and Windows Installer 3.1; a Minimal package does not.
Users will probably need to use a Full package for the first installation of FW 8. (This does not apply to Windows® 8.)
The SE packages only contain Language Explorer (FLEx); BTE packages also contain Translation Editor.
No patch is available for this version.
- Download one of the Full or Minimal installation packages above.
- Double-click the exe file you downloaded. After it extracts files, the first installation screen appears.
- Follow the on-screen instructions. Make sure you allow the SIL Software installer to install FLExBridge and any other required third party software it says is required.
- If you have used FieldWorks 6.0.6 or earlier on this computer before, you may see two further steps:
- Select which if any projects you wish to migrate from FieldWorks 6.0.6 or earlier format.
- Choose whether to uninstall the last version of FieldWorks or its desktop shortcuts. Help.
For more information on upgrading to FieldWorks 7 or 8 from an older version (6 or earlier), see here.
Please check the Known Issues section above.
To install the movies for FLEx:
Note: The movies have not yet been updated since FieldWorks 6.
- Download the movies package (206 MB).
- Double-click the msi file you downloaded.
- A progress bar appears, showing the progress of the installation.
- Sena 2 – 14 MB
- Sena 3 – 15 MB
- Lela-Teli 2 – 2 MB
- Lela-Teli 3 – 2 MB
After you download the sample project(s) you want, double-click each one to start the Restore in FieldWorks. If you find that your browser (e.g. I.E.) has renamed the files to .zip, you will need to rename them first to .fwbackup in order for the FieldWorks restore function to work.
Here is the MD5 hash of each of the download packages, should you wish to use this to verify the download completed successfully.
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- Operating system: Microsoft Windows® 7 with Service Pack 1
- Computer and processor: Computer with Intel Core® (or equivalent) processor running at 2.2 gigahertz (GHz) or higher
- Memory: 2 gigabytes (GB) of RAM or more.
Note: The more RAM and the faster the CPU, the better FieldWorks will perform, especially with larger projects.
Minimum System Requirements
- Operating system: Microsoft Windows® XP Professional with Service Pack 3 or later, Windows Vista® with Service Pack 2 or later, Windows® 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows® 8.
- Computer and processor: Computer with Intel Pentium® (or equivalent) processor running at 1.5 gigahertz (GHz).
- Memory: 500 megabytes (MB) of RAM.
- Hard disk: Hard disk space requirements will vary depending on existing machine configuration and custom installation choices. As a guideline figure, you should have at least 1.5 gigabytes free prior to installation. In any case, you are recommended to have at least 10% of your hard drive free in order to allow Windows to run properly.
- Display: 1024 by 768 pixels screen resolution or greater (for laptops, use native display resolution).
- Offline storage: An external USB drive, network drive, or writeable CD-ROM to allow offline data backups.
- Peripherals: Mouse or compatible pointing device.
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For Linux
The latest stable Linux version is 7.0.6. FieldWorks 8.0.2 on Windows can open data from FW 7.0.6 on Linux, but once it has been edited, it can no longer be opened in FW 7.0.6. If you are working on a team with both Linux and Windows versions of FLEx, we recommend version 8.0.3 Beta 4 or later.
Instructions for installing the Linux version are available on the LSDev Linux wiki.
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Information technology usage guidelines posted
Posted August 26, 2002; 04:03 p.m.
The 2002-03 edition of the guidelines for appropriate use of University information technology resources and Internet access has been posted online. Since these guidelines appear only on the Web, the site also offers a printer-friendly version in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format.
This companion document to Rights, Rules, Responsibilities applies to all members of the University community. It is revised each year by a cross-campus panel.
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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Flawless Frogs take on the Undefeated Utes in week 10
Posted on 4 Nov 2010 by James Harrison Jr..
As sports fans looked at the schedules for the 2010 NCAA Football schedule, one Mountain West Conference game stood out beyond the rest. Utah, division rivals of Texas Christian University, is arguably the only team other than Oregon State in week 1, standing between the Horned Frogs and an otherwise easily reached undefeated season, and a shot at a National Championship. This weekend, two o...


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Family: Rallidae, Rails, Gallinules, Coots view all from this family
Description ADULT From Gulf Coast has grayish face, dark crown, and dull orange-buff neck and breast. Rear flanks are gray-brown with white vertical stripes, and back is brown with dark-centered feathers. Tail is often cocked and has pale, gray-barred undertail coverts. Atlantic coast adults are duller and have orange-buff elements of plumage replaced by gray-buff. JUVENILE Gray-brown overall and lacks white vertical lines seen on adult's rear flanks.
Dimensions Length: 14-16" (36-41 cm)
Endangered Status Three subspecies of the Clapper Rail are on the U.S. Endangered Species List: The Light-footed Clapper Rail and the California Clapper Rail are classified as endangered in California, and the Yuma Clapper Rail is classified as endangered in California and Arizona. Although it is still common in the East, the Clapper Rail has become endangered in the western United States because of the gradual destruction of its habitat. During California's Gold Rush, Clapper Rails were considered a culinary delicacy and were heavily hunted. The California Clapper Rail's stronghold is San Francisco Bay, where perhaps a thousand birds remain, up from a low of perhaps 300. The trapping of predators in the birds' range, such as feral cats, foxes, and rats, has improved their outlook. The freshwater Yuma subspecies, with a population containing only several hundred birds, lives along the lower Colorado River of California, Arizona, and Mexico, where water management practices threaten its safety. The Light-footed race is endangered in its U.S. range in coastal saltmarshes from Santa Barbara County southward, mainly a victim of coastal development.
Habitat Generally rather scarce resident of coastal brackish marshes.
Observation Tips High tides sometimes force birds to swim from inundated vegetation to drier ground.
Range Southwest, New England, Texas, Southeast, California, Eastern Canada, Florida, Mid-Atlantic
Voice Utters a distinctive clattering call; responds to playback.
Discussion Similar in habits and appearance to King Rail; see that species' description for details of differences. Many subspecies exist; within range of this book, Gulf coast birds are recognizably different from those on Atlantic coast. Sexes are similar.


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Thanks to Lokkru Frank Smith, of the excellent online Khmer language study site, studykhmer.com, and also the main teacher and coordinator for Khmer language study at the Southeast Asian Summer Study Institute (SEASSI), and teacher of Khmer at UC-Berkeley, for pointing this out to me.
NAKHON SRI THAMMARAT: In the latest drug craze to hit the south, youths in Nakhon Sri Thammarat's Muang District are reportedly drinking a concoction that includes the ashes of recently-cremated corpses and extract from leaves of the krathom tree.
'Phon', a 17-year-old from Muang District, said he and his gang of about 10 friends had tried every known concoction of krathom leaf available until they stumbled upon the new formula.
The mixture is made by boiling the leaves and then adding ashes taken from beneath funeral pyres following cremation ceremonies.
The youths believe the mixture confers physical strength as well as spiritual protection from the ghost of the person whose ashes were drunk, Mr Phon said.
The drink has an indescribably amazing taste and anybody who tries it becomes instantly addicted, he added.
To satisfy their thirst for the elixir, the youths drive around looking for funerals. When the cremation is over, they sneak in to steal the left over ashes, he said.
The mixture is known as 'Avatar' after the hit film or 'tai hong', which means 'violent death'.
This is all really classic stuff. The notion of 'instant addiction' is of course completely fictional, like the supposed instant addiction of crack cocaine or methamphetamines. That said, I imagine that if these kids really are mixing cremains into their krathom extracts, this drug might be somewhat healthier than either of those alternatives (!). Continue reading


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Conference Dates
Friday and Saturday, March 9th and March 10th, 2007
We encourage everyone to pre-register for the conference using one of our two methods below
(on-line or downloading a PDF form). Pre-registration helps us determine an accurate count for
meals and also helps us determine which students need overnight lodging in the dormitories. If
it's not convenient to pre-register, you can certainly register at the conference.
If you do pre-register, you will be able to pick up all your materials for the conference at the
Registration Desk, which will be open from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm on Friday, March 9th, on the first
floor of Hadley Hall (right inside the doors adjacent to the circle at the front entrance of campus).
The fees for the conference are
Faculty: $50 payable to RHIT-Department of Mathematics
Students not giving a talk: $10 payable to RHIT-Department of Mathematics
Students giving a talk: No Charge
If the registration desk is closed, please come to the mathematics department on the 2nd floor of Crapo Hall.
Method 1 - On-Line Registration.
Note that if you use this method, you can pay at the registration desk when you arrive.
Method 2 - After downloading the registration form (PDF),
please fill out the form and send it to:
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Department of Mathematics
Undergraduate Math Conference
5500 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Department of Mathematics
Undergraduate Math Conference
5500 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
Please include your payment. If you are giving a talk, please include your title and abstract.
We would also appreciate it if you email the title and abstract of your talk to
Funding for the RHIT Undegraduate Mathematics Conference provided by NSF grant DMS-0536991
through the MAA Regional Undergraduate Mathematics Conferences Program, www.maa.org/.


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Saturday discussion planned on compassion
Posted September 14, 2001; 04:46 p.m.
An open discussion titled "In the Wake of Sept. 11: Diverse Voices for Compassion" is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15, in 302 Frist Campus Center.
The session, sponsored by a wide range of University offices and student organizations, will be moderated by Professor Stanley Katz of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Professor Negin Nabavi of the Department of Near Eastern Studies and the Rev. Stephen White, an Episcopal chaplain.
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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Last updated: October 1, 2012
GoGrid (hereinafter the "Company") respects individual privacy and values the confidence of their customers, employees, consumers, business partners and others. The Company strives to collect, use and disclose personal information in a manner consistent with the laws of the countries in which they do business, and pride themselves on upholding the highest ethical standards in their business practices. This Safe Harbor Privacy Policy (the "Policy") sets forth the privacy principles that the Company follow with respect to personal information transferred from the European Union (EU) to the United States.
The United States Department of Commerce and the European Commission have agreed on a set of data protection principles and frequently asked questions (the "Safe Harbor Principles") to enable U.S. Companies to satisfy the requirement under European Union law that adequate protection be given to personal information transferred from the EU to the United States. The EEA also has recognized the U.S. Safe Harbor as providing adequate data protection (OJ L 45, 15.2.2001, p.47). Consistent with its commitment to protect personal privacy, GoGrid LLC complies with the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework and the U.S.-Swiss Safe Harbor Framework as set forth by the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding the collection, use, and retention of personal information from European Union member countries and Switzerland. GoGrid LLC has certified that it adheres to the Safe Harbor Privacy Principles of notice, choice, onward transfer, security, data integrity, access, and enforcement. To learn more about the Safe Harbor program, and to view GoGrid's certification, please visit http://www.export.gov/safeharbor/.
This Safe Harbor Privacy Policy (the "Policy") applies to all personal information received by The Company in the United States from the European Economic Area, in any format including electronic, paper or verbal.
For purposes of this Policy, the following definitions shall apply:
"Agent" means any third party that collects or uses personal information under the instructions of, and solely for, the Company or to which the Company disclose personal information for use on their behalf.
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"Sensitive personal information" means personal information that reveals race, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, or that concerns an individual's health. In addition, the Company will treat as sensitive personal information any information received from a third party where that third party treats and identifies the information as sensitive.
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The privacy principles in this Policy are based on the Safe Harbor Principles.
NOTICE: Where the Company collects personal information directly from individuals in the EU, it will inform them about the type of personal information collected, the purposes for which it collects and uses the personal information, and the types of non-agent third parties to which the Company discloses or may disclose that information, and the choices and means, if any, the Company offer individuals for limiting the use and disclosure of their personal information. Notice will be provided in clear and conspicuous language when individuals are first asked to provide personal information to the Company, or as soon as practicable thereafter, and in any event before the Company uses or discloses the information for a purpose other than that for which it was originally collected.
Where the Company receives personal information from their subsidiaries, affiliates or other entities in the EU, they will use and disclose such information in accordance with the notices provided by such entities and the choices made by the individuals to whom such personal information relates.
CHOICE: The Company will offer individuals the opportunity to choose (opt-out) whether their personal information is (a) to be disclosed to a non-agent third party, or (b) to be used for a purpose other than the purpose for which it was originally collected or subsequently authorized by the individual.
For sensitive personal information, the Company will give individuals the opportunity to affirmatively and explicitly (opt-in) consent to the disclosure of the information to a non-agent third party or the use of the information for a purpose other than the purpose for which it was originally collected or subsequently authorized by the individual.
The Company will provide individuals with reasonable mechanisms to exercise their choices.
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TRANSFERS TO AGENTS: The Company will obtain assurances from their agents that they will safeguard personal information consistently with this Policy. Examples of appropriate assurances that may be provided by agents include: a contract obligating the agent to provide at least the same level of protection as is required by the relevant Safe Harbor Principles, being subject to EU Directive 95/46/EC (the EU Data Protection Directive), Safe Harbor certification by the agent, or being subject to another European Commission adequacy finding. Where the Company become aware that an agent is using or disclosing personal information in a manner contrary to this Policy, the Company will take reasonable steps to prevent or stop the use or disclosure.
ACCESS AND CORRECTION: Upon request, the Company will grant individuals reasonable access to personal information that it holds about them. In addition, the Company will take reasonable steps to permit individuals to correct, amend, or delete information that is demonstrated to be inaccurate or incomplete.
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ENFORCEMENT: The Company will conduct compliance audits of its relevant privacy practices to verify adherence to this Policy. Any employee that the Company determines is in violation of this policy will be subject to disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment.
In compliance with the US-EU Safe Harbor Principles, the Company commits to resolve complaints about your privacy and our collection or use of your personal information. European Union citizens with inquiries or complaints regarding this privacy policy should first contact GoGrid LLC at the contacts listed under CONTACT INFORMATION below.
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Questions or comments regarding this Policy should be submitted to the following person by mail as follows:
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Legare Farms Pumpkin Patch & Myrtle Maze
Date & Time
Saturday, October 20, 2012 -
10:00am to 9:00pm
Legare Farms
Event Details
Try your hand at navigating a field of wax myrtles in Legare Farms' version of the corn maze, learning cool facts about the hedges along the way. Activities, including a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and scarecrow factory, add to this autumn celebration. Legare Farms, 2620 Hanscombe Point Rd., John's Island. Friday, 4-9pm; Saturday, 10am-9pm; Sunday, 1-6pm. $6; $3 child under 12; $3 hayride. (843)559-0788, www.legarefarms.com


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Gabrielle Union, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole-Ari Parker & More Attend The BET Inaugural Gala
Gabrielle Union, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole-Ari Parker & More Attend The BET Inaugural Gala
1. The BET Inaugural Gala1 of 25
2. Shaun Robinson2 of 25
3. Gabrielle Union3 of 25
4. Gabrielle Union & Steven Hill4 of 25
5. Rocsi, Steven Hill, & Gabrielle5 of 25
6. AJ Calloway6 of 25
7. Mikki Taylor7 of 25
8. Nicole Ari Parker8 of 25
9. MC Lyte9 of 25
10. Boris Kodjoe10 of 25
11. Awurama Simpson11 of 25
12. Rocsi Diaz12 of 25
13. Tatyana Ali13 of 25
14. Hosea Chanchez14 of 25
15. Wilmer Valderama & AJ Calloway15 of 25
16. BBD performed16 of 25
17. Kenny Lattimore, Shaun Robinson & Nicole Ari Parker17 of 25
18. Jermaine Dupri djing18 of 25
19. MC Lyte & Debra Lee19 of 25
20. Kenya Moore20 of 25
21. Beverly Bond & Bizarre Royal21 of 25
22. Lynn Whitfield22 of 25
23. Nicole Ari Parker & Boris Kodjoe23 of 25
24. Kevin Liles24 of 25
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Gabrielle Union, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole Ari-Parker, and more celebrated the Inauguration of President Obama at the 2013 BET Inaugural Gala. As part of the "Hennessy V.S Inauguration Takeover," the gala hosted over 2,000 celebrities, D.C. socialites and political figures at the historical Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C.
The guest enjoyed signature Hennessy V.S cocktails, and were treated to a special performance from legendary group BBD, who broke out their choreographed dance moves while performing their hits, "Poison" and "I Thought It Was Me". Big Daddy Kane also performed alongside MC Lyte, who recited her verse from the infamous Brandy remix for "I Wanna Be Down".
Check out our gallery of red carpet winners, and a few candids from the night!
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2 Chainz, MC Lyte, John Legend & More Honored At The Hip-Hop Inaugural Ball (PHOTOS)
Michelle Obama Selects Jason Wu (AGAIN) To Design Her Inaugural Gown


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e-Anatomy, the interactive atlas of human anatomy
e-Anatomy is an award-winning interactive atlas of human anatomy. It is the most complete reference of human anatomy available on web, iPad, iPhone and android devices. Explore over 5400 anatomic structures and more than 375 000 translated medical labels. Images in: CT, MRI, Radiographs, Anatomic diagrams and nuclear images. Available in 8 languages.
Journal of the American College of Radiology.Reprinted with express permission of ACR Press and the Journal of the American College of Radiology.
Copyright 2013. American College of Radiology. All rights reserved.
Prix Herman Fishgold (SFR)
Certificat of Merit / Design Award - 2007
QEVLAR app for Core prep
Prepare for the Core exam with QEVLAR
Designed by experts for residents and medical imaging professionals to test, practice and improve their medical imaging diagnostics knowledge with interactive Clinical Cases and customizable quizzes.
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Distinguished Taveras Professor of Radiology Harvard Medical School
MRI step-by-step, interactive course on magnetic resonance imaging
Interactive course on the functioning and physics of MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), nominated for an award by the French Society of Radiology
Cum Laude Award : European Congress of Radiology - Vienne - 2006
Certificat of Merit : Chicago - 2005
Prix Herman Fishgold (SFR) - Paris - 2005
e-Cases is a user generated database of Clinical Cases open to all IMAIOS members.
Browse through e-Cases Clinical Cases database to improve your diagnostic skills. Connect to your IMAIOS account to upload your cases or set up your own Channel to group all your cases in one place. With e-Cases, upload and share your best Clinical Cases with fellows and colleagues around the world.
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vet-Anatomy the interactive atlas of veterinary anatomy
vet-Anatomy is an interactive atlas of veterinary anatomy based on medical imaging. vet-Anaotmy has been created on the same framework than the popular award-wining e-Anatomy, but dedicated to animals, under the direction of Dr. Susanne AEB Boroffka, dipl. ECVDI, PhD.
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Our whimsical tarts made with Cheerios, yogurt, raspberries and blackberries are a great afterschool or slumber party snack that can be ready in 30 minutes.
This recipe is very versatile. Use your favorite flavor of Cheerios® cereal and yogurt—try Yoplait® mixed berry, red raspberry or blackberry harvest, for example, to pair with the berries. You can also use other berries, such as blueberries.
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Executive Directors Message – September 2013
Dear Members,
As many of you know my husband and I are expecting our first child in late October. I will be going on maternity leave, part-time, beginning September 28. I will be working (remotely) from home until the baby arrives. I will slowly be phasing back into a more active role beginning sometime in late December or early January. While I am able, I plan to remain engaged in strategic conversations so that our learning's from this year can inform greater success in the next. I have already been working with the Board to ensure consistent delivery of high quality service to our members, partners and customers during my absence.
Implementation and management of upcoming events including the Professional Wine Tasting and Premier Cruz will be handled by Heather Hazen who is currently working for Beauregard on a part-time basis. Heather has extensive wine industry experience from working in marketing and event management in the Napa Valley. In the last year she has relocated home to Santa Cruz, and we are thrilled to have her assistance during this time.
Office administration and event support will be handled by Guadalupe Sanchez and she will continue to report to myself as well as Dave and Heather. Guadalupe has been a huge asset to the Association and has demonstrated that she is a quick learner and effective multi-tasker (critical skills for us!). We have the utmost confidence that she will be able to take direction from Heather for event support and handle any calls or current projects in the office.
Dave will be accessible to all of us and has been provided an internal timeline for the completion of 2013 projects that are underway. He will also be meeting with Heather and Guadalupe every Friday to ensure things are going as planned.
I take my role and responsibility as Executive Director very seriously and manage the Association as if it was my own business, which as you all well know takes dedication and hard work. I have been advised to embrace and cherish this upcoming event, which I will, but I also feel a strong commitment to the Association and its continued growth and success. Thank you all for the support and opportunity, and I look forward to wonderful things for the Association in 2014.
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Documents and digital data retrieved by U.S. Navy SEALs from Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, following his death indicate that he was planning fresh terrorist attacks on the United States despite his relative isolation. They also suggest the al-Qaeda mastermind may still have had an integral role in operational command. Some experts assert the new evidence demonstrates that bin Laden (NYT) was more than just a spiritual and ideological figurehead as previously thought. Much of the intelligence community had assumed that he had entrusted operational authority to his chief lieutenant, Ayman al-Zawahiri (Bloomberg), amid dogged U.S. efforts to track him down.
Initial evaluation of the information recovered at the Pakistani hideout revealed a plot to attack key U.S. transportation infrastructure--calling for derailing a train and timing the attack to coincide with a major U.S. event such as the tenth anniversary of 9/11. While officials at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said they "remained in a heightened state of vigilance" (FT), they claim there is no indication of an "imminent threat." Intelligence analysts are still combing through the cache of data for additional clues on future plots as well the inner workings and whereabouts of al-Qaeda leadership. In al-Qaeda's official confirmation of bin Laden's death (WashPost), the leadership vowed retaliatory attacks against the United States and urged Pakistanis to "rise up and revolt."
Some experts claim that while the bin Laden manhunt represents a momentous intelligence success for the United States, the tactical impact on al-Qaeda and the umbrella jihadist movement is negligible. Experts at Stratfor assert that the network's ideological center has migrated to regional groups such as al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. A counterterrorism expert for the Economist notes that "core" al-Qaeda has evolved into a "kind of consultancy," relinquishing resource-intensive work for strategic and ideological guidance. CFR's Ed Husain contends bin Laden's death will likely be a boon for al-Qaeda and global jihadism, since "al-Qaeda is no longer a mere organization, but a global brand."
However, other analysts say the so-called Arab Spring is a repudiation of a weak al-Qaeda narrative (TIME) that shows that attacking the United State is not necessary to topple despotic regimes. "It is clear that the vast majority of Arabs do not share bin Laden and al-Qaeda's view that the only legitimate authority on earth is God's," writes CFR's Steven A. Cook. "They support the sovereignty of manmade law, so long as it is just."
CFR's Richard Falkenrath says that victory may be short-lived for the United States, noting that the unilateral strike on bin Laden (Foreign Affairs) may mark the "end of the golden years of counterterrorism," a decade where foreign governments cooperated significantly in combating al-Qaeda. In the aftermath of the unauthorized clandestine operation, U.S.-Pakistani relations continued to sour, says CFR's Daniel Markey, threatening to rupture vital bilateral collaboration in the fight against al-Qaeda and the war in Afghanistan.
In this article from Bloomberg, Gilles Dorronsoro writes that the impact of bin Laden's death on global terror and the threat from transnational jihadist groups will be limited.
Bin Laden's killing has led to both elation and anger in Muslim countries around the world, raising questions about what his death means for Arab democracy and stability in Pakistan.
In the New York Times, Ali Soufan discusses the impact of bin Laden's death on the global jihadist movement.
This CFR issue guide provides background and analysis on the foreign policy implications of the death of Osama bin Laden.
Foreign Affairs offers a collection of articles on al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
This CFR backgrounder on al-Qaeda offers historical insight into the international terrorist organization behind the September 11 attacks.


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Leach denies that players are abused, gives thoughts on investigation
SPOKANE, Wash. - Washington State football coach Mike Leach denies his players are subjected to any type of abuse, as alleged by star receiver Marquess Wilson.
Wilson made the allegations in a letter he released Saturday in which he quit the team and also complained that the coaching staff would "belittle, intimidate and humiliate us."
Leach said during his regular Monday meeting with reporters: "There is no truth about it at all." He described Wilson as a disgruntled player.
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We are encouraging the entire parenting community to "LIKE" the Magical Bridge Facebook Page - and keep posted on the progress of this park being built.
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Over 10,000 individuals in Palo Alto have a disability and not one of our city's 34 public parks fully meets their needs. It is time we give everyone a place to play.
People with disabilities constitute the nation's largest minority group, and is the only group any of us can become a member of at any time. In fact, between 1990 and 2000, individuals with disabilities increased 25%, outpacing any other subgroup of the U.S. population.
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Children deprived of play opportunities fail to develop to their full potential. In fact, the United Nations proclaims: "It is every child's right to play.1" Our entire community benefits from the elimination of social stigmas and prejudices, and a playground is the best place to start. Outdoor play is the foundation for physical development as well as social-emotional lessons such as cooperation, sharing, communicating, problem solving and kindness.
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This is such a wonderful idea! Why is no one interested? Do only people who have disabled or autistic children care about this? Anyone can have children in this category...the statistics show that no one is really safe from disability or finding that your seemingly normal child suddenly "becomes" autistic.
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I'm interested!! Yes, let's do what we can to support this hard-working group as they do something which typically a city does. I've "liked" them on Facebook and will donate too. Thank you Friends of Magical Bridge Park!
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Magical Bridges is a wonderful plan that fills a great need in our community and brings joy and dignity to people in otherwise challenging circumstances. Awesome purpose, welcome idea that fits right in with Silicon Valley thought leadership and execution.
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President Barack Obama consulted with French President François Hollande Saturday about the crisis in Syria and the two leaders agreed the world needed to send a "resolute" message to the Assad regime, the White House said.
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By Bob Hill
Feb 9, 2004
rating: 5.10a 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a
|This is the best, and most honest, hand crack in the Morros that is on legally accessible rock. I say that it is honest because you really need to know how to set solid hand and foot jams - there's no faking it like on P-Crack. For me it is both thumbs up and thumbs down jams, but it will depend on the size of your hands. My personal variation is to traverse from the top of the crack over to Out of Hangers and on up to those anchors. It is probably 5.10a to go this way and slightly run out between the routes. Now if only that crack were just a little bit longer...
By M. Morley
From: Sacramento, CA
Jan 23, 2005
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|Traversing right to join P-Crack may be 10a, but climbing straight up to the anchor after the crack peters out (as indicated in the photo) is decidedly difficult and should be considered a very serious undertaking on lead. There is a single bolt above the crack, but the crux occurs a good 20-25' above. The crack itself is perhaps 5.9.
By Bob Hill
Jan 24, 2005
rating: 5.10a 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a
|Indeed, to go straight up and out of the Stool Crack is very serious climbing. A good way to go that I am fond of is to trend left after the crack ends to the "Out of Hangers" line and finish up at those anchors. This is probably .10a or so. As Mike indicates, the crack itself is straight-in, 5.9 hands. If done as described above, this is an excellent rock climb.
By JP.8d
From: Menlo Park, CA
Apr 3, 2007
|I felt this route to be burlesque for 5.9. While the crack itself is short, it is full value. And yes, heading straight up to the anchors after clipping the bolt would be very serious. If you popped from high enough up, you would have a one way ticket to splatterville as the slab beneath the crack is low angle.
By Richard Shore
Feb 20, 2011
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|there are now 3 bolts on the face above the crack, making the direct finish a more sane lead. Crux is a few feet above the third and final bolt, and THIN. 5.10+
By Slater
Feb 25, 2011
"making the direct finish a more sane lead"
That seems to miss the point. Did the FA party (Richard Harrison) do this? Or do we all get to now add bolts wherever we want to?
Many routes on Bishop are not "sane" but why does that give someone the right to add bolts? What if someone thinks there should be 4 bolts? or only 2? Where does it stop and who gets to decide? These are rhetorical questions obviously.
Whoever is adding bolts, please stop. You're being immature.
By Jon Hanlon
From: SLO
Feb 25, 2011
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
I was pretty irritated when somebody added bolts to Harlots Slot, and renamed it. In my opinion, when somebody adds bolts to an existing TR, they are retrobolting an existing climb...not doing a first ascent. Many climbers feel that a TR is fair game for bolting and renaming, I do not. I think retrobolting TRs is unacceptable and a little pathetic, but not everyone agrees. mountainproject.com/v/californ...
The difference with the retrobolting of Impacted Stool Crack is that this was not a TR. This is an established lead with a ballsy finish. No different than a dozen other routes at Bishop. Nearly everyone agrees (except for the bolter and a few others) that retrobolting established lead lines is intolerable.
So, who thinks they have the right to alter existing lead climbs at Bishop by adding bolts?
By Richard Shore
Feb 27, 2011
rating: 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b
|This was my first time climbing at Bishop Peak, and I've never altered or added bolts to a route - I'm just reporting the facts here, gentlemen. If the bolts were added without the FA's consent, they should be removed. (I'll admit to clipping them happily though)
By Slater
Mar 1, 2011
Richard, nobody said you did it.
Whoever is needs to stop please.
Bishop Peak has a lot of tradition and history.
It isn't anyone's place to rewrite it and bring these routes down to their level. They are what they are. If you don't like it, top rope them... or climb somewhere else.
By gary ohm
From: Paso Robles
Mar 5, 2011
This is an interesting discussion. Mr Slater and Mr Hanlon, I'd love to meet up with you guys some time at Bishops. I'd like to get some old school insight there.
Do you still get out there often?
I'm new to the BP area, so I don't have the historical feel that you fellows do, so for me everything is just as it should be.
I do know that someone is spending a tremendous amount of time, effort, and probably money to replace old bolts and hangers there to keep everyone safe.
I think this is a good thing.
By Tyler Alves
From: South Lake Tahoe, CA
Jan 7, 2012
|Gary, I think the problem here is a distinct difference between REPLACING manky bolts and ADDING new bolts. Without permission from the FA party, this practice is not welcome at any area I've climbed at.
By Jim Reynolds
Jan 19, 2012
I led this again recently with the desire to see what the climb was like before the 2nd and 3rd bolt were added. I must admit, i felt like an idiot skipping the second bolt and chickened out, clipping the last bolt.
Personally i would love the route with just bolt 1+3, but the rock shouldn't be bolted to just my comfort level (unless i'm on the FA.) In conclusion, I agree that all the added bolts should be chopped, even if it turns the direct route into 5.10X or whatever.
Obviously, as other have described, if you wanted to climb the crack that bad, there are other ways to do it and avoid the run-out. Hell, chuck a mallion on that first bolt and you could just do the crack and rap.
By Ryan Nevius
From: Estes Park, Colorado
Mar 31, 2012
rating: 5.9+ 5c 17 VI 17 E1 5a
|Originally a line I had avoided due to the runout after the crack, I noticed the "new" bolts and decided to give it an onsight attempt. Perfect (albeit short) crack! As for the climbing above the crack...it still felt no harder than 5.9. Maybe the mental security of clipping the bolts lowered the mental grade? Either way, I don't agree with the retro-bolting.
By FrankPS
From: Atascadero, CA
May 28, 2012
|The "new" bolts above the crack have been removed. The original one just above the crack is still there. Noticed this today.
By David Delkeskamp
Aug 8, 2016
|Stellar line! Legit crack moves lead to sweet face. Relatively long pitch length and solid rock quality enhance. At the top of the crack go left (a few easy face moves) to "Out of Hangers" or right (5.8ish traverse) into "P-Crack". As other posters have noted, going straight up puts one smack dab into "R/X" terrain. Gold sized and smaller camalots sew up the crack. Both the "P-Crack" and "Out of Hangers" finishes are classic. The climbing on the "Out of Hangers" arete is in the "PG/R" range and the exposure is airy and memorable.


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