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The National Solid Wastes Management Association (NSWMA) estimates that $8 million to $10 million worth of cardboard is stolen from New York City garbage routes each year. Imagine how much higher the revenue loss is when the value of bottles, cans, and plastic is added to the equation.
So the city and its solid waste haulers are fighting back.
Approved by City Council on July 23, Int. No. 889-A ("unlawful removal or acceptance of certain recyclable material") amends the city's administrative code to make removing or accepting certain recyclables illegal. Vice President for Government Affairs David Biderman told Waste Age that each violation of the law carries civil and criminal fines of $1,000.
The association has been encouraging the legislation since its introduction on June 28, 2012. (In general, licensed haulers collect from commercial customers and the city's Department of Sanitation from residential customers.) The law's expected to reduce losses suffered by both.
The law will take effect when Mayor Michael Bloomberg signs the bill.

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Me and my Sigma Camera Lens
I have a Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 EX DC Macro HSM which i just bought last week and to tell anyone honestly I liked it a lot. I mainly used this camera lens as a standard zoom for my Nikon D40 because it covers all focal lengths I usually use for indoor shooting. Also it provides […]Mar 24th, 2017 | Filed under Photography
Capture Your Memorable Moments at Supreme Quality With Digital Camera
Digital cameras are the new inventions of the technology. They are very much in trend as they are very compact and also very small in size. They have grasped the market with their trendy looks and multiple enhanced functionalities. They are compatible for both manual as well as automatic operations. These electronic gadgets are more […]Feb 18th, 2016 | Filed under Electronics
Taking Photos of Your Family Using a Digital Camera
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Canon EOS 500D Review – Leading Model in Its' Field
Canon's new SLR camera Eos 500D has been in stocks since April 2009, meeting expectations of amateur and entry-level professional photographers. Although some thinks that an SLR camera must not support recording movies, Eos 500D's ability to record HD Movies is taking great attention. Let's talk about some features of this camera and see good […]May 15th, 2009 | Filed under ElectronicsTags: camera, Canon, Digital Camera, digital SLR camera, DSLR, HD movie, megapixel, Photography, SLR camera
Flip MinoHD Camcorder – The World's Smallest Camcorder
I think that the Flip MinoHD camcorder is the best video camera ever made. There, I've said it! With everything getting wireless and getting smaller and smaller nowadays, its a matter of time before all electrical appliances become miniaturized. The Flip MinoHD camcorder weighs at just 3.3 ounces and is slightly smaller than most cell […]May 8th, 2009 | Filed under Electronics
Best Digital Camera For Mom?
I often wonder how many of my memories would have been lost forever if it wasn't for mothers. Think of it for a moment: there's only one person in the family that thinks its a good idea for the whole family to dress up and pose for a photograph. Mom is the only one that […]May 8th, 2009 | Filed under ElectronicsTags: Best Camera, camera, Digital Camera, mom, mother, Mother's Day
Best Digital Cameras of 2009 (Advanced Models)
With thousands of camera models available in the market, it is often a daunting task choosing the perfect one. When it comes to digital cameras, there are many categories to choose from. There are point and shoot models, intermediate models, advanced models and professional models. When shopping for a camera, it would be useful to […]Apr 23rd, 2009 | Filed under Electronics
Samsung M100 Digital Camera
The world of digital cameras is increasingly becoming competitive and as time progresses we are getting a better deal in terms of features and the relative price. The Samsung M100 Digital Camera is a very good example of this development. The camera offers a range of great features in a price suiting the common man's […]Apr 21st, 2009 | Filed under Electronics


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African Cichlids for sale (Canton/Cherokee)
Hey guys, I have some Af. Cichlids I am trying to sell off to make my 75g a planted tank. They are medium/large sized:
1 x Bumblebee
2 x Hongi
Several Yellow Labs
2 White Labs
2 Marbles
1 Unkown species ( kind of a palish pink/brown marble)
2 Pearls
1 Blue Zebra
1 Orange Zebra
3 Acei
1 Rusty
I will be willing to part with them at about $7 a fish :D pickup in the Canton/Cherokee area please :D
Hit me if u still have fish
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Welcome to the City of Lights! This beautiful and inspiring metropolis waits for you in all its grace and wonder, and if you still haven't found a comfy place to call home for the next few months, then this modern studio located in Clignancourt is sure to impress you. The flat is situated close to the Abbesses metro station and within reach of Square Louise Michel and the famous Sacré-Cœur!
Featuring a lovely bedroom area that's situated on a mezzanine level, an elegant living room that shares the space with a modernly equipped kitchen, and a bathroom, this place is perfect for the student lifestyle. Privacy, style and comfort are all main features of this studio, so make sure you don't miss out on it!
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That's why we have our own team of professional photographers that verify our properties and pick our landlords carefully in order to save time on viewings: we think it's old-fashioned and time-consuming.
You can look at forty different apartments on our platform in the same amount of time that it takes to see a room.
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We can only give you the contact details of your landlord after your booking is accepted. But we can guarantee that Uniplaces chooses the landlords it works with very carefully.
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Landlords and host families can be great city guides, help you out with translations and even become your friends.
As soon as your booking is accepted, you're given the landlord's contact details. Then, you can discuss all details directly with them, such as when you'll be moving-in.
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The economic rationale for infection control in Australian hospitals
Graves, Nicholas, Halton, Kate A., Paterson, David, & Whitby, Michael (2009) The economic rationale for infection control in Australian hospitals. Healthcare Infection, 14(3), pp. 81-88.
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The objective of the present study was to predict the economic consequences of healthcare-acquired infections arising among admissions to Australian acute care hospitals. A quantitative algorithm informed by epidemiological and economic data was developed. All acute care hospitals in Australia were included in the study and the participants included all admissions to general medical and general surgical specialties. The main outcome measures were the numbers of cases of healthcare-acquired infection and bed days lost annually. It was estimated that there are 175 153 (95% credible interval 155 911 : 195 168) cases of healthcare-acquired infection among admissions to Australian hospitals annually, and the extra stay in hospital to treat symptoms accounts for 854 289 bed days (95% credible interval 645 091 : 1 096 244). If rates were reduced by 1%, then 150 158 bed days would be released for alternative uses. This would allow ~38 500 new admissions. Healthcare-acquired infections in patients cause bed blocks in Australian hospitals. The cost-effectiveness of hospital services might be improved by allocating more resources to infection control, releasing beds and allowing new admissions. There exists an opportunity to improve the efficiency of the Australian health care system.
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United Creatives is a multi award-winning design agency based in the good city of Manchester, England. As the name suggests we are a small group of designers, thinkers, artists and makers headed up by Creative Director Chris Edmunds.
With the common pursuit of creating beautiful, thought through and relevant graphic design we offer bespoke services for projects large and small in the fields of print, screen and spatial environment.
Collaborating closely with our clients our projects span the micro to the macro, from drinks labels to entire urban quarters, across the sectors of regeneration, food, drink, finance, property, fashion and the arts.


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April 21, 1997
The Week in Review/Preview
Sport Overall Conference Nat'l Rank Last Week Baseball 34-16 15-12 13th (Base. Amer.) lost to Loyola Marymount, 8-0 3-0 at Arizona Men's Golf --- --- 3rd (Golfweek) 5th at Thunderbird Invitational Women's Golf --- --- 25th (Rolex) none Men's Tennis 16-5 6-4 (3rd) 17th (Rolex) def. Washington, 6-1 lost to Stanford, 4-3 def. California, 5-2 Women's Tennis 8-15 0-10 (6th) 33rd (Rolex) def. UNLV, 5-4 lost to Stanford, 6-1 lost to California, 6-0 Men's Track and Field 6-1 --- 13th (Trackwire) competed at Mt. SAC Relays Women's Track and Field 7-0 --- 6th (Trackwire) competed at Mt. SAC Relays Men's Volleyball 12-12 9-10 (9th) 13th (VB Mag.) lost to Long Beach State, 3-0 Women's Water Polo 11-15 0-6 (5th) 8th (coaches) none
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1980s Material Girlie Halloween Costume
Why are you wearing that? " 'Cause we are living in a material world, and I am a Material Girl!"
Oh wow. This is intense. Perfect if you know how to moonwalk. I actually met a guy who wore a hat like this around with the hair bunched underneath so he could randomly break out his impressions.Tags: hats, costumes, Halloween, 80s, wigs, michael jackson, pop star, staff picks, halloween '08Added 9 Years Ago from Anytime Costumes


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32-bit ARM® Cortex®-M3 PSoC® 5LP | Cypress Semiconductor
32-bit ARM® Cortex®-M3 PSoC® 5LP
PSoC® 5LP delivers exceptional price to performance, reducing system cost and simplifying system design in a one-chip ARM solution.
Explore the New $10 CY8CKIT-059 PSoC® 5LP Prototyping Kit
PSoC 5LP delivers unmatched parallel processing performance with a 24-bit Digital Filter Block (DFB), 24 UDBs and a high-performance DMA controller. PSoC 5LPs controller also helps you reduce BOM cost by integrating AFE, digital logic and user interface ICs with an ARM Cortex-M3 CPU in a one-chip solution. PSoC 5LP is available in Chip Scale Packages (CSP) allowing you to design with the flexibility of PSoC in small form factor applications like wearables, fitness products, and mobile devices.
PSoC 5LP also helps you simplify your system power architecture design by supporting the widest operating voltage range and multiple power domains in a single SoC.
Cypress's PSoC Creator enables you to reduce development cost by using a single system development tool and ready to use PSoC Components, while accelerating your time-to-market.
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This frees you to re-route signals to user selected pins, shedding the constraints of a fixed-peripheral controller. In addition, global buses allow for signal multiplexing and logic operations, eliminating the need for a complicated digital-logic gate design.
|Configurable Analog and Digital Blocks
The combination of configurable analog and digital circuitry is the basis of the PSoC platform. You configure these blocks using pre-built library functions or by creating your own. By combining several digital blocks, you can create 16-, 24-, or even 32-bit wide logic resources. The analog blocks are composed of an assortment of switch capacitor, op-amp, comparator, ADC, DAC, and digital filter blocks, allowing complex analog signal flows.
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LabSat 2 Customers Offered Free BeiDou Upgrade
LabSat 2 now has the ability to record and replay satellite signals from the rapidly expanding Chinese navigation system, BeiDou. LabSat 2 users can now record and replay any combination of two channels from the three available constellations, GPS, GLONASS, and Beidou.
Existing LabSat 2 users can download the latest firmware (v2.0.0) and PC software (v2.6.14) to add this functionality with no cost.
There is a growing trend to include multi-constellation capability into new satellite navigation receivers, giving the end user better coverage in urban canyons, and overall improved positional accuracy, LabSat said.
There are now 14 operational Beidou satellites, and we have recorded a number of different files from Europe and China containing between 6 and 8 satellites. These scenarios are now included on the hard disk which is shipped with a LabSat 2, which can also be shipped out to existing customers on request.
The new firmware and software is now available from the Support section of the LabSat website. Follow the upgrade firmware instructions in the manual to upgrade your LabSat 2. For more information contact our LabSat Product Manager, Mark Sampson, email@example.com.


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The following list contains the names of persons seeking for registration to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Final approval for registration is subject to establishing to the satisfaction of the Director of the Office of Enrollment and Discipline that the person seeking registration is of good moral character and repute. 37 CFR § 11.7 Accordingly, any information tending to affect the eligibility of any of the following persons on moral ethical or other grounds should be furnished to the Director of Enrollment and Discipline on or before June 15, 2012 at the following address: Mail Stop OED United States Patent and Trademark Office P.O. Box 1450 Alexandria VA 22314
Allen, Dan Gilbert, Rambus, Inc., 1050 Enterprise Way, Suite 700, Sunnyvale, CA 94089
Baldinger, Jacob, 1540 Route 202, Suite 8, Pomona, NY 10970
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Chiang, Steve Wei-Ning, Oliff & Berridge, P.L.C., 277 S. Washington Street, Suite 500, Alexandria, VA 22314
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joist hanger question
My home addition has 2x10's hanging (with proper 2x10 joist hangers) on the original house's 2x8 rim. These 2x10's form the addition's 1st floor ceiling/2nd floor floor.
The top 2 nail holes for the joist hangers run above the old house's 2x8 sill and end up being on the face of the old 2nd floor's bottom plate. I'm 5% concerned that my building inspector is going to get uptight about this.
I'm perfectly fine with its structural integrity but I'm just wondering what everyone thinks? I can't seem to find anything specific online about my situation.
The reason I think the above is perfectly ok is because the joist hanger's real strength in holding up my 2x10 joists comes from the sheer strength of the nails. As long as what the hangers are nailed to has strong support below (I have quality 2x4 studs below my old house's 2x8 rim), and as long as all the nail holes are filled on the hanger, I'm praying that it doesn't super matter that I didn't attach the hanger to something more uniform like another 2x10.
Got a picture?
The blue dots (kind of hard to see) represent the joist hanger nail holes. And in the picture I called the green 2x4 a top plate, but it's technically a bottom plate for the old 2nd floor.
that should be fine. ive done similar with absolutely no issue with the inspector. not that we used the old ribbon but we added a new ribbon that was 1 size smaller than the joists only so we could allow a propane line to be run directly under neath without having to notch or drill
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Reconstructive SurgeryOver the years there have been many new discoveries about breast cancer. Some of these have lead many of today's women with breast cancer to choose lumpectomies rather than full mastectomies, if applicable.
However, for women who undergo a full mastectomy, which is the full removal of the breast, reconstructive surgery may be considered. Reconstructive surgery is done by a plastic and reconstructive surgeon with experience in breast surgeries, and can help rebuild the shape and look of the breast.
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"I've already ended my senior [football] season," Reddick said. "This is something to have fun with and it's a privilege to be here, but I still want to win."
Following New Bern's 28-17 victory over Charlotte (N.C.) Independence in the title game, Reddick was awarded the Outstanding Offensive Player of the game, despite his reputation as a playmaking defender.
This Saturday, though, Reddick is shooting for acclaim on the defensive side.
"If they have a defensive [award], I'll try to aim for that," Reddick said. "I'm going to try to aim for something, though. Whatever I can get, I want to get."
Reddick is penciled in as one of the starting inside linebackers on North Carolina's "50" defense.
"We're running two inside linebackers," Reddick said. "Basically, me and Austin [Johnson] are in a group and [Duane] Maddox and another guy are in a group. Austin is more of the strongside [inside] backer and I'm more of the weakside."
Reddick has been playing middle linebacker in New Bern's 4-3 scheme since his junior season.
"Basically, in a 4-3 you're sideline-to-sideline," Reddick said. "Now I've got extra help.
"At my school, I'm just usually dropping straight back. Now I have to rob the curl."
Shortly after returning home from the Shrine Bowl, Reddick will begin to take his official visits. He has already scheduled trips with North Carolina (January 11th) and South Carolina, and is in the process of working out dates with East Carolina and Tennessee.
After claiming UNC as his leader for much of the spring and summer, Reddick began to maintain that he was open. However, he has since reverted back.
"Carolina is on top right now," Reddick said. "But I have South Carolina right behind them.
"I know [UNC] well, and they know me well. It's just the relationship and all that."


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sounds like she is doing much better than i did : P
i say thats pretty good, took me a day and a half to learn how to link turns.
Hitting Whistler soon and...
So I'm leaving to fly out to whistler in 3 days, so I've spent the as much time as I can with my girlfriend this week teaching her now to snowboard... I've managed to get 3 hours in on Sunday, and another 5 hours in today... I've got her linking turns pretty confidently now so I'm not really worried about Whistler with her; plus she'll also be taking a couple lessons there too... I was just curious though since I haven't taught lessons in quite some time now, is getting a student to link heel to toe edges and stopping on both edges a good point to be at for the amount of practice time she's had? I know it's kinda a tard question but I though maybe some of you instructors out there could share some insight.
Also on a side note... while I was teaching my gf how to ride I was trying to watch some of the actually "snow school" instructors teach, and IMO they suck... I don't know if it is just here but back when I was instructing here I could move kids from the beginner slopes to the larger hills in less than a day. But now... I've never seen such an unorganized group of people.
Lastly, can't wait to take my GoPro out on the slopes finally!
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The T-Mobile Prism II, built by Huawei, is an entry-level Android smartphone, like its predecessor, the T-Mobile Prism. Introduced last spring, it is not a device that will set your gadget heart aflutter, but the price of admission is low. The Prism is currently free on T-Mobile with a contract, but even full retail was only $249.
The Prism II brings some of the specifications into the current mainstream a bit, bumping the OS from Gingerbread to Jelly Bean 4.1, and ripping out the tired 600MHz CPU for a 1GHz processor. We know what you are thinking, that 1GHz brain is not anything either, but we have seen these CPUs handle Jelly Bean just fine, so there should not be too much of an issue there.
As for the rest, we do not have any dates or suspected pricing. We gather many of other specifications will not be too far of a departure from the first Prism. For the Prism II, it will cover the basics, and its size makes it easy to slip into the pocket.
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UPDATE 1-RESEARCH ALERT-Stifel starts Hewlett-Packard with buy
Aug 7 (Reuters) - Stifel Nicolaus initiated coverage of PC maker Hewlett-Packard Co (HPQ.N: Cotización) with a "buy" rating and a price target of $52.
The brokerage expects fiscal 2010 earnings of $4.38 a share on revenue of $120.7 billion. For 2011, it expects $4.83 a share and revenue of $129.0 billion.
The brokerage said its estimates are primarily based on expectations of a"continually strong operational cost alignment story...(and) a well-positioned story across all operating segments and most notably a recovery in enterprise, storage and servers segment looking into fiscal 2010."
Shares of Hewlett-Packard were trading up 3 percent at $43.27 Friday afternoon on the New York Stock Exchange. (Reporting by Saqib Iqbal Ahmed in Bangalore; Editing by Anne Pallivathuckal)
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American's bid to visit poet in Chinese prison becomes tense
BEIJING — Moved by the plight and failing health of a Chinese dissident imprisoned for a few lines of poetry, a retired American doctor traveled from her quiet life in suburban Washington to the gates of an eastern China prison on Saturday and asked that she be allowed to give him a medical evaluation.
Authorities at Prison No. 4 in Zhejiang Province refused Devra Marcus' request to see imprisoned activist Zhu Yufu. They temporarily confiscated the cellphone of an accompanying interpreter and deleted images from it before brusquely escorting them out of the prison, said Marcus and others who were at the prison with her.
Marcus — a 73-year-old, white-haired and bespectacled grandmother with 40-plus years as a Washington-area doctor — described the experience as surreal and at times frightening, from her surreptitious planning with a China-focused human rights group, to paranoid measures to get through immigration, to the tense 2 1⁄2-hour standoff at the prison.
Explaining her decision to confront Chinese authorities known for cracking down on those who challenge them, she said, "I figured what are they possibly going to do to an old Jewish white lady from McLean?"
While human rights groups have tried various ways of assisting jailed dissidents over the years, a surprise visit by an American woman to a dissident's prison was a somewhat risky approach for her and for the 60-year-old Zhu, said some human rights experts.
Zhu, the man she tried to visit, was sentenced to seven years after he wrote a poem in 2011 amid uprisings in the Middle East. He was charged with trying to subvert state power — the same charges under which Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo and several other dissidents are being held.
The short poem — titled "It's Time" and 12 lines long — calls for people "to voice the song in your heart" and concluded, "China belongs to everyone."
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Re: Returning List Position w/o brackets
letter = {a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h};
number = {1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 2, 7, 5};
The result is a List because in general the answer is a List.
letter[[Flatten[Position[number, 2]]]]
{b, f}
If you are only interested in the first value use
letter[[Position[number, 2][[1,1]]]]
Bob Hanlon
In a message dated 2001/5/24 4:15:34 AM, polar at cloud9.net writes:
>Is there a way to have have the Position function return a value without
>the brackets.
> Say there are two lists,
> letter = {a,b,c,d} and number = {1,2,3,4}
> If I call letter[[2]] I get b
> but if I use letter[[ Flatten[ Position[ number, 2 ] ]
>]] I get {b}
> I have several large lists that I am searching through and then
>need to print out the values and I would like to have the brackets
>removed from the text reports. I hve tried several different methods
>but nothing seems to work.


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"The science behind fermentation allows any fruit wine to be fermented to dryness."
Ian Anderson 7 p.m., June 27
In 2009 I had begun sharing some of my aerial photos on Facebook and also at my photoblog DailyFrame. I was surprised and excited one day when I got an email from a friend of mine who works at Point Loma Nazarene University asking about aerial shots of their campus on Point Loma.
Consulting with a client and then conducting a photo shoot to specifications was both intriguing and exhilarating. My pilot Todd researched the air space near Point Loma and I talked with my client about the angles and the lighting. Soon, Todd and I were orbiting over the waters off Point Loma at various altitudes looking for that perfect angle.
Point Loma proved to be a challenging air space to fly in, but it also gave me my first real strategic assignment, and in my next posts I'll show you some of the technique I stumbled upon, and the visual perks of flying there.


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It's a punishing piece of work, this Gangs of New York. Spectacular, brilliant, but punishing—basically, one long brawl framed between what must be the two bloodiest battle scenes ever committed to celluloid. At the least, the film is a corrective to the accepted notion that urban violence is a 20th-century phenomenon. "A western on Mars" was Scorsese's original concept. In Gangs, lower Manhattan as recreated on 15 acres of Cinecittà backlot, is a claustrophobia—inducing version of the Wild West.
You don't have to think twice about why Scorsese was attracted to this material. All of his great films are stories about New York subcultures: their origins, how they mold the individual, how they enforce their laws, the parts they play in the evolution of the city as a whole. Can the individual survive ostracism? What price does he pay for inclusion? From Mean Streets through The Age of Innocence, Scorsese has mined the dynamic between the individual and the social fabric of New York. It's an unfailing source of drama and character for him. Taxi Driver is the counterexample—an ethnography of the ultimate outsider. In Gangs, however, the fictional narrative of revenge and romance has, at best, a forced relationship to the social history of this period in the city's life.
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It's been a great number of years—maybe 10 or 15—since I've packed my bags and taken a weekend jaunt to either Glacier or Yellowstone National Parks. I know, it's kind of pathetic, right? Sometimes it's so easy to get caught up in the day-to-day craziness and forget the majestic spots sitting almost right in our backyard.
Well this week, that's likely to change, especially after realizing that I can visit all 392 national parks for free, all thanks to National Park Week, the Department of Interior's celebration of our national parks which runs Sat., April 17–Sun., April 25. This means that you, reader, can witness Glacier's majestic mountains and lakes, or check out Yellowstone's Caldera, all for free. Sounds like a pretty sweet deal, eh? Sure does to me. So get packin' and visit nps.gov/npweek for more details.
Before you hit up a park, though, why not get wet and learn to rescue others during the Montana River Guides' (MRG) Swiftwater Rescue Technician Course, which meets Fri., April16–Sun., April18 from 9 AM–5 PM at a TBA location and is geared toward novice and experienced recreational paddlers and river guides. $295. I'd recommend that you RSVP on Thu., April 15, by contacting Mike Johnston at 777-4837 or e-mailing email@example.com.
On Sat., April 17, warm your insides with gluten and maple syrup so you can bust a gut during the UM Physical Therapy Student Association's All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast and 5k Bust-A-Gut Fun Run, which starts with race registration at 7:30 AM at UM's Oval. Breakfast is served from 8 AM–noon at Christ the King Church, 1400 Gerald Ave., and the race kicks off at 9 AM at the Oval. $10 for the race and breakfast/$5 breakfast only/free children under age 6. Call Lisa at 439-1851.
If that sounds like a gut bomb waiting to burst, spend Sat., April 17, watching grizzly men and women mountain bike, trail run, paddle and navigate themselves through the elements during the third annual GrizzlyMan Adventure Race and Black Bear Challenge, which starts at 8 AM at the Lubrecht Experimental Forest and Resort at Paws Up. It's too late to sign up to compete, so you'll just have to spectate. Visit grizzlymanrace.com.
Instead of watching your fellow humans get jiggy with nature, consider Sat., April 17, as a prime time to ogle avians when the Five Valleys Audubon Society sponsors a full-day field trip to the Lee Metcalf National Wildlife Refuge near Stevensville. Free. Meet at UM's Adams Center parking lot at 8 AM to carpool, or at the refuge parking lot at 9 AM. Also bring a lunch and your binocs. Call Larry Weeks at 549-5632.
Get loopy on your bike Sat., April 17, when you hit the road with Missoulians on Bicycles during the Perma Loop ride, a 50-mile jaunt which starts at 8:30 AM with a carpool out of Missoula at a TBA location. Or you could meet at the Perma Bridge at 10 AM, but I'd call Patty at 745-4549 for specifics. Free. MOBI has another ride at 9 AM Sun., April 18, that leaves from Perkin's, so visit missoulabike.org for details.
Or give that running itch a hearty scratch during Run Wild Missoula's Superfun(D) 5k and 10k run, which starts with day-of registration at 8:30 AM at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Bonner, 8985 Hwy. 200 E. $25/ $22.50 Run Wild Missoula members. The run follows at 9:30 AM, and a pancake gorge fest occurs after the races. Register at runwildmissoula.org.
Gaia always needs some lovin' too. So hook her up with your love on Sat., April 17, by pulling weeds and planting native species during the Rattlesnake Creek Watershed Group's Bugbee Nature Preserve Workday, which runs from 9 AM–4 PM at the preserve, off of Missoula Avenue. Free. Bring gloves, lunch and water. E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bleeding hearts are always allowed for this one: On Sat., April 17, the Clark Fork Chapter of the Montana Native Plant Society hosts Revisiting Dicentra uniflora, an eight-mile roundtrip hike with ecologist Mike Young in search of this intriguing wildflower (aka the longhorn bleeding-heart), which starts at 10 AM at the Rattlesnake Trailhead. Free. Bring water, lunch, boots, and rain gear. Call Mike at 721-7615.
Be the Michael Phelps of the outdoors on Sat., April 17, during the Montana Wilderness Association and Missoula REI's Wilderness Olympics, which features a plethora of activities including a scavenger hunt and obstacle course, and runs from 10 AM–2 PM at Kiwanis Park. Free. Visit wildmontana.org.
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Both are good but Archlord 2 skills looks better to me, what about you
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Both are good but Archlord 2 skills looks better to me, what about you
cabal 2
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Senseos, the VS. thread maker.
They're getting annoying but whatever.
Neither, both are shit.
for me Cabal 2
have play cabal 1 for a very very very long time so 4 a 5 years rely enjoy that game
hope cabal 2 wil be good to just w8 til it ever comes to EU
Played them both.
Imo, Cabal 2 is better but they are both very, very generic.
both games are bad. Why you start a thread to remind us that this is shit? serious question
"That's why I love OnRPG, we can spend two pages
about arguing about swimming."
IIRC Cabal 2 had gender-locked classes, right? Unlike the original Cabal.
that depends - which of these games will let me attack other players with the least amount of restrictions?
Cabal 2 FTW even now Cabal 1 is now on Episode X.


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Y'all bare with me I've only had my new puppy three nights. I think I am more tired than when I gave birth. First two nights we had her crate in the study and would let her out to potty when she scream out loud enough to wake us up. When we would lay by her crate and she knew we were nearby she would go back to sleep. So last night we put her crate in our room. She was easier to settle down but my husband ended up getting up three times to let her out to the bathroom. She's only 8 1/2 weeks old. Can you guys share some experience on this? Should we keep her crate in a different room at night or in our room?? How many time should we get up in the middle of the night for her to Pee?? Thanks so much !!
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Delgado came home at 9 weeks old and would need 1-3 breaks each night for the first 2-3 weeks. Their bladders are very small at that age, I had shoes, a coat, and a leash at the foot on the bed and whenever I heard him stirring or whining I'd get up. I wouldn't say a word just get dressed and clip the leash on, carry him downstairs and take him outside and once he was finished I'd scoop him back up and carry him back inside to the crate. No talking just back into the crate and I'd go back to sleep
He learned very quickly that waking me up just meant he went outside for a short time and there was no 'fun' involved so he would only wake me up if he really needed to go. Every few days I'd notice the frequency getting smaller and smaller and soon he was sleeping through the night without a peep
Thank you! So did you keep the crate in your room or in another room in the house?
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It may sound like a real pain Alena, but for those first 2-3wks Shade mentioned, I don't wait for them to make noise. My wife stays up till around 11 and I get up at 1 and 4. I always try to make it a scheduled thing from the very beginning.
It pays off later when I can have them go on command where I point them to when we're traveling or anything. I always crate them in the family room where all our dogs are too. I want them to get used to it right away and I do everything I can to not baby them. The sooner they learn to deal with certain things, the easier it is for me.
And so when do you start stretching them to longer time periods? I feel like if she's sleeping I would not dare wake her to take her out. She's pretty verbal but if we don't sooth her back to sleep she just wines :-/ I'm sure it will get better. I'm just a sleep deprived mess lol
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Hang in there!! I so agree-it's like having a human baby as far as sleep deprivation. Some people say limit the water, but he would cry at the empty water bowl, so I didn't do that. I was going out at 12:30, 4:30, and I regularly get up at 5:30. I tried to catch up on my sleep on weekends with a morning nap and afternoon ones, too. I brought my boy home at 9 weeks.
It will get better!!! After a few weeks, he dropped one of the wake-up calls. Then, I set the alarm, so that whining did not open the crate. I was in charge. And I think an important message to puppy-you do not have to whine to get your needs met.
The crate was in my bedroom. (I also have one in my living room.). GSD require a lot of care and attention. Wait until down the road you see how much your baby is bonded to you!!
I also take the water away at 8:30. Fresh water all day, but gone at 8:30.
I agree and that is exactly what I told my husband and my daughter. Im the tough one around here. We go to the trainer this afternoon with her and I'm sure he will reinforce that to my husband. So I think what I will do is take her out even if it means waking her up right when the last person goes to bed then set the alarm clock for three hours later. Thank you so much she's such a sweetheart and I know all the work will pay off
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The Bellevue, WA police department released a statement Wednesday night clearing Lynch of all wrongdoing in an alleged incident of assault and property damage. The Seahawks had previously released a statement saying the claim was "bogus," and police have now corroborated that. Lynch may see his first action of the season in the Seahawks' second preseason game versus the Chargers.
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Inconspicuous mobility
Subject: Mobile | November 2, 2009 - 02:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Lenovo laptops are ubiquitous in the workplace, many companies having opted for a contract with them to supply their mobile PC needs. These notebooks tend to the larger size with a matte black finish as opposed to the shiny and tiny look to most other laptops. Their new IdeaCentre Q100 breaks that mold, being the size of an external HDD (6.0" x 6.8" x 0.8") and having no fan to create noise. The drawback is the power, with a single core Atom and Intel 945GSE
providing only basic computing ability. At $
A netbook with some processing power
Subject: Mobile | October 27, 2009 - 03:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
At only 3.8lbs the Averatec N3400 13.3" ultraportable sits at the heavy end of the netbook spectrum but it also houses a dual core Intel T3400, which will give you noticeably more power than an Atom. Intel's GMA4500 graphics
powers the 1280x800 display so don't expect the power of a gaming notebook but in Tech Spot's testing found it powerful enough to happily run Windows 7. That seems fairly impressive for an $800 dollar ultra portable, especially as there is very little in the
5 pounds and it lasts 4 hours
Subject: Mobile | October 21, 2009 - 05:49 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Dell has been making laptops for quite a while now, building up a reputation for the choices they offer for configuration. The new x41 is no different, offering choices on everything from the screen resolution to the CPU. At 4.3lbs with a 6 cell battery this is not a huge laptop but with a Core 2 processor inside it is not a netbook. Ars Technica took one of the more powerful versions of the x41 out for a spin, drop by and see how it went.
Never mind the netbooks, here comes the power
Subject: Mobile | October 14, 2009 - 04:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
AnandTech grabbed three of the most powerful laptops on the market, all powered by the new mobile Core i7 Clarksfield processors. Two of the three offer a single GTX 280M
to provide graphical power; one offers you the chance to have an SLI laptop. The benchmarks are impressive and the prices even more so, the only low numbers come from the battery lifespans. If you need mobile gaming power, these are the laptops you should be looking at.
NextWindow, Sony touch PC news
Subject: Mobile | October 13, 2009 - 02:30 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Pleasanton, CA – October 12, 2009 – NextWindow, the market and technology leader in optical touch screens for desktop PCs, monitors and large-format displays, today announced that a fourth leading PC maker has begun selling a desktop PC using NextWindow touch screens. Sony this week unveiled its new touch-enabled, multi-media machine- the VAIO L Touch HD PC/TV - which includes a 24" wide screen panel.
BFG Tech Announces Deimos X-10 - 18.4-inch SLI Gaming Notebook
Subject: Mobile | October 13, 2009 - 02:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Libertyville, IL - October 12, 2009 - BFG Technologies, manufacturer of the stunning high performance gaming/home theater system - Phobos, is excited to announce the new Deimos X-10 SLI Gaming Notebook. Deimos X-10 delivers super fast frame rates similar to an SLI desktop rig, but offers gamers the convenient portability of a notebook. Deimos X-10 can be configured with dual NVIDIA GeForce GTX 280M 1GB (SLI) graphics cards, which pump out ultra-lifelike graphics on the gorgeous 18.4" full 16:9 HD (1920x1080) LCD screen.
NVIDIA Tegra rumored to be included in new Nintendo handheld
Subject: Mobile | October 13, 2009 - 02:02 PM | Ryan Shrout
I have had a slight tip off on this for a while but didn't think the information was strong enough to report on yet, but enough people are verifying the rumors that I thought it was worth a post. My first indication of this news was an insider pointing me to this article on Yahoo! Games website that claims executives were showing off an NVIDIA Tegra-powered Nintendo handheld at Gamescon:
Great value to let you game on the go
Subject: Mobile | October 6, 2009 - 06:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The ASUS G51Vx 15" Gaming Notebook will only set you back $1000, at least with the setup that Techgage used. Sporting a Republic of Gamers logo on the outside, the interior holds a 2GHz C2D P7350, 4GB (2x2GB) DDR2-800 @ 6-6-6-18 and a GTX 260M 1GB
all work towards giving you serious mobile performance. Battery life tops 2 hours, enough to get some good fragging in even without a plug handy.
One of the many members of ASUS' mobility lineup
Subject: Mobile | October 1, 2009 - 06:24 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Even with years of past models to catch up on, ASUS is soldiering along attempting to produce a wider variety of notebooks than motherboards. The latest review of one of the many ASUS mobility products comes from InsideHW, a member of the Versatile Performance series, the F50Sv. It is a 16" model with a 1366x768 LCD, hiding an Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 on a SiS 671DX+968
chipset with an NVIDIA GeForce GT 210M
to power the graphics. While that mix of components will not win it any pri
Centrino 2; "Yours for under $2000"
Subject: Mobile | September 28, 2009 - 05:26 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
These laptops embody the opposite side of the mobile scale to netbooks. They are heavy, they are hot and they will eat a battery in under an hour; they are the Core i7 based Clarksfield series. The Core i7 820QM and 720QM
will be showing up in notebooks soon and not just from extreme boutique builders like Falcon Northwest and Alienware, one is even speced at the $1400 mark. Once Arrandale hits we might see them in a more portable form, but until then drop by ExtremeTech for a look at some Cl
A Total Mobile Computing Experience
Subject: Mobile | September 23, 2009 - 03:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Taken straight from the horses mouth, Intel's plans to dominate the mobile computing market have taken a huge step forward at the IDF today. Clarksfield has arrived and the three processors available offer the power of the Core i7 architecture in a mobile form. Legit Reviews were gifted with a Clevo W870CU Whitebook powered by an Intel Core i7-920XM clocked between 2-3.2GHz depending on the current processing load. The heatsinks inside are very impressive, not just to cool the CPU there is also a GeFor
Intel Unveils Fastest Laptop Chips Ever With the New Intel Core i7 Mobile Processor
Subject: Mobile | September 23, 2009 - 02:03 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept.
Teach an old Android new tricks
Subject: Mobile | September 18, 2009 - 02:33 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
If you picked up a first generation Android phone and are looking to hack it into something more interesting then check out this article at Maximum PC. Get root access to the Linux OS on the phone and you can do all sorts of new tricks, such as installing applications directly onto your SD card. You will also be able to make your own boot image, grab beta updates or even install a full version of Linux. Check out the walk through to see how.
Congo the Congo, if that's what you want from me
Subject: Mobile | September 14, 2009 - 01:22 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
AMD's new mobile platforms target mainstream and ultraportable users but never quite cross the line into netbook territory. The core of these platforms is the 65nm AMD Turion Neo X2 but the real star is the chipset. Netbook users are suffering with Intel's IGP as it struggles with HD video; whereas AMD's new RS780M is based on the DX10 compliant 780G chipset whose performance we are already familiar with. Check out the new face of AMD mobility in Josh's preview.
A pearl among the seashells
Subject: Mobile | September 7, 2009 - 04:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SPCR is finding the netbook market a little crowded, but one recent release from ASUS caught their eye; the Eee PC Seashell 1005HA. Boasts of the longest untethered run time raised their eyebrows and suspicions, so off they went to pick one up. The model they tested house an Atom N280 @ 1.66Ghz along with 1GB of DDR2 and the usual GMA 900
IGP. In the end,
Shrinking those pixels for portability
Subject: Mobile | September 3, 2009 - 12:09 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The Acer Aspire One 751h-1192 model that AnandTech will set you back $399, but there are other models out there on the attractive side of $350. As they reviewed it, an Atom Z520 provides the processing power, the chipset is an Intel US15W + SCH LPC and 1GB of DDR2-667 rounds out this 11.6", 1366x768 netbook.
The happy lappy
Subject: Mobile | September 1, 2009 - 01:46 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The new PROLiNK netbook has a very happy name, the Glee TA-009. An Atom N270 is paired with the Intel 945GSE
chipset and 1GB of DDR2 in a 10.1" form. When VR-Zone cranked up Battery Eater, the tiny 3-cell LiON battery managed 1hr 41min 37sec
of running time, which is not too bad for the size of the battery. See what you think of it after reading the whole review.
No, it is the other Suzuki
Subject: Mobile | August 27, 2009 - 06:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
For some reason there exists a laptop manufacturer that goes by the name of Suzuki and they have a new product out called the Kuiper 1562 WKS. It is a 15.6" display with a native 1366 x 768 display a C2 Duo T6400 and 4GB DDR2 667MHz with a NVIDIA GeForce G 105M
providing the graphics power. Perhaps the most noticeable thing on this laptop is the pre-installed software; you will find a Vista 64-bit Home Basic installation and software for the embedded camera ...
Have you met the CULV yet?
Subject: Mobile | August 24, 2009 - 05:53 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Intel's awkward replacement name for the netbook is the CULV, and the new Lenovo IdeaPad U350 would be one. It has a 13.3" LCD powered by the Intel GS45
chipset at a native resolution of 1366x768 pixels and the model for review at Hardware Zone had and Intel Pentium SU2700 which is a single core CPU @ 1.3GHz and 3GB of DDR3-1066. Hardware Zone decided by the end of their review that while the laptop was certainly good, it fell short of great because the battery life didn't live up to the
Finding the sweet spot for mobile
Subject: Mobile | August 20, 2009 - 02:20 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Netbooks are grand, inexpensive, flexible, light and with long battery life; seemingly the perfect mobile form factor. There are drawbacks to having an 11.1" or smaller form factor, for instance a normal sized keyboard is well over 1' long and who really wants to watch a movie or TV show on a screen that size. 16" and up and you start running into weight problems and that larger LCD looks nice but it also shortens the battery's run time. The Tech Report investigates an Acer Aspire Timeline that sits ri
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German pope faces toughest visit to skeptical homeland
By Tom Heneghan
BERLIN (Reuters) - Pope Benedict starts his most difficult visit yet to his German homeland on Thursday, touring mostly Protestant and atheist regions in the ex-communist east after previous visits to Catholic strongholds in the Rhineland and his native Bavaria.
The country's religious and political complexity presents challenges for the 84-year-old pontiff, who is German but radically out of step with the way his homeland has developed, especially since its reunification in 1990.
Every word he utters during the state visit -- especially in his address to parliament in Berlin on Thursday or an Erfurt meeting with Protestant leaders on Friday -- will be weighed, analyzed, hailed or slammed by his supporters and critics.
Benedict's predecessor John Paul always met rapturous crowds in his Catholic Poland. The pope from Catholic Bavaria can expect less deference from the Protestants of old Prussia or the atheist generations raised in communist East Germany.
But he has chosen to stride straight into the lion's den, addressing on his first day the Bundestag (lower house of parliament). About 100 deputies -- almost one-seventh of the legislature -- plan to boycott the speech in protest.
On his second day, he will meet Protestant leaders in the Erfurt monastery where reformer Martin Luther lived as a Catholic monk before posting the 95 Theses in 1517 that inspired the Reformation and split western Christianity.
The Protestants, whose ranks are roughly equal with those of German Catholics, want to celebrate the 500th anniversary of that event in 2017 with nationwide celebrations emphasizing Luther's contributions to Christianity and German culture. Continued...


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