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26th annual Farm and Ranch Show offers new exhibitors as well as old favorites
Sept. 14, 2010 at 4:14 a.m.
By Joe D. Janak, Jr. BY JOE JANAK
The 26th South Texas Farm and Ranch Show is gearing up for another great year of educational programs and exhibits.
To be held Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 27-28, the show is known for its free admission, excellent educational programs and pesticide CEU's, and of course exhibits.
Speaking of exhibits, Vikki Fitzpatrick, booth chairman for the show, says that so far, the show has several new exhibitors as well as those everyone likes to see every year for their new products and technology.
One interesting exhibitor that the show has booked this year is "Flags Over Texas" from Rockport. Owner John Craft will have a display of flags and flagpoles to show off your American spirit around the farm and ranch. There's nothing nicer than our state and national flags proudly displayed on farms and ranches.
Another new exhibitor is Nichols Enterprises, offering complete design, sales and service of all types of water delivery systems. During regular as well as our frequent dry times, it might be a booth worth checking out.
Davy Ranch Supply, of Yorktown, is also new this year. They will exhibit livestock handling equipment from dealers such as Pearson, W.W. and Sioux Steel.
Returning this year are equipment dealers such as HOLTCAT, Hlavinka Equipment Co., Shoppa's Farm Supply, Victoria Oliver Co. and Victoria Farm Equipment, to name a few.
Booths such as Regional Steel Inc., Victoria Communication Services/VCS Security, Dierlam Feed, Victoria Farm and Ranch Supply, First Victoria, Farm Industrial, Judy Niemann Insurance Agency, Texas Beef Council and Farmers Crop Insurance will be at the show again this year, plus many, many more.
Come to the show and check out these exhibitors, plus the ones I did not have room to list. Typically, there are more than 125 exhibitors.
Also available are educational programs and great keynote luncheon speakers each day.
If you are looking to become a private applicator of pesticides on your property, a Pesticide License Training and Testing will be on Wednesday, Oct. 27.
Concerning pesticides, farmers and ranchers have the opportunity to get up 14 hours of TDA pesticide CEU's, offering your choice of training in either five hours in laws and regulations, six in IPM, and three in general.
Offered additionally for crop producers, crop advisors, consultants and fertilizer specialists are up to 19.5 Certified Crop Advisory hours; 5.5 in pests, 12 in crops, one in water and one in professional development.
This year's show also features two outstanding luncheon speakers which means you've just got to come both days. "Why you should speak out for agriculture" will be highlighted the first day as Betty Wolanyk, chief operating officer of Ag Literacy Works of New York and former director of education and research for American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture, will help us all keep the ag industry and spirit alive.
At the second day's luncheon, Don Renchie, extension program leader for ag and environmental safety in College Station, will entertain and enlighten us all about coming state and national pesticide issues, as well as present other talks.
The show quad-fold flyers will be available in about a week from the extension office but you can go online now and see the lineup of programs and speakers. Go to our website www.southtexasfarmand ranchshow.com/ to review the schedule and exhibitors.
Mark these two dates on your calendar and plan on seeing our exhibitors and attending programs each day. See you then!
Joe Janak is a Victoria County extension agent.


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Harper is a progressive college that is always looking for innovative ways to expand our offerings
Hoffman Estates, IL (PRWEB) February 06, 2013
Escoffier Online International Culinary Academy, the first-ever online culinary school, and Harper College, a local community college in Palatine, IL, today announced a partnership to deliver an online culinary program for the college's Continuing Education students. Harper College will provide students with direct access to Escoffier's comprehensive entirely online Culinary Arts Program, as well as the opportunity to earn a Culinary Arts Continuing Education Certificate.
With a number of offerings already in the culinary space, Harper College's Continuing Education Department continues to see growing student demand for a more comprehensive culinary program. The new online program is ideal for students who want to pursue professional chef training, as well as for serious food enthusiasts looking to enhance their skills. Registration for the new Culinary Arts Program powered by Escoffier Online will begin in February 2013 through the Harper College Continuing Education web site. As part of the partnership, Escoffier Online will offer a 15 percent tuition discount to all Harper district students registering for the program.
"Harper is a progressive college that is always looking for innovative ways to expand our offerings," said Scott Cashman, Continuing Education Manager for Personal and Cultural Enrichment. "We felt the partnership with Escoffier Online offered the most modern and convenient way to deliver a proven culinary program to our students, as part of a continued effort to make learning accessible."
Escoffier Online, in affiliation with the Escoffier Foundation of France, delivers the finest culinary education via the web, with a curriculum designed by world-renowned chefs to help students quickly develop real-world kitchen credentials in the privacy of their own homes. Students across the country and worldwide leverage Escoffier's intuitive online interface, featuring a series of interactive learning modules with richly detailed video tutorials. Students are also provided with a professional cooking toolkit to use in their own kitchens, a personal culinary mentor, and access to career services after receiving their Escoffier Certified diploma upon program completion.
For more information, call the Harper College Continuing Education registration at 847.925.6300 or visit harpercollege.edu/culinary.
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The Escoffier Online Culinary Academy is the first-ever online culinary school, offering the best in professional culinary training via an intuitive, affordable online interface. Modeled after the most prestigious culinary institutes in the world and inspired by the world-renowned Escoffier name, Escoffier Online offers a comprehensive curriculum of cooking techniques and fundamentals – without the physical, financial, and time constraints of a traditional school. Escoffier Online was launched by Triumph Higher Education Group (http://www.triumpheducation.com/), a company dedicated to elevating the quality and experience of vocational educational programs both on-site and online. Escoffier Online has been approved and recognized by a number of leading culinary organizations, including the American Culinary Federation (ACF) Chicago Chefs of Cuisine Inc., the American Personal & Private Chef Association, and others. http://www.escoffieronline.com/
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Enter this elegant home through a vaulted, covered entry with beautiful stone and stucco exterior, professionally landscaped.
From the foyer, you are welcomed by the inset, lighted alcove which is perfect to display your valued items that set the tone of your home's decor. There is plenty of room in the wide hallway entry for accent furniture. The curved stairwell is stylishly integrated and out of view.
To the right of the entry is the separate and formal dining room with Brazilian hardwood flooring, chandelier and large window bringing in much sunlight from the north.
Between the formal dining and kitchen is a butler's pantry with a beautiful granite counter, display cabinets, sink, drawers, wine rack and ice machine. Beyond that is a walk-in pantry, huge inside & separate laundry with more storage, mudroom and garage entry.
The kitchen has all the features a gourmet chef would desire, including double ovens (one convection), built-in microwave, sleek flat cook-top, inset refrigerator, under-mount kitchen sink and more. Counter-tops are granite and kitchen cabinets are fashionably glazed. A large counter-top with bar seating and canned lighting make this kitchen an inviting area to spend time with the family. The kitchen is open to the breakfast nook area and den.
The den includes built-ins for your television and entertainment equipment, plus a beautiful fireplace, soaring vaulted ceiling and a wall of windows overlooking the back yard. Freshly refinished, brilliant Brazilian hardwood flooring is in the den also.
The spacious and elegant master bedroom suite is on the first level and includes a large walk-in closet. The master bath includes built-in cabinetry, whirlpool bath, and separate shower.
The second bedroom on the first level also has a full private bath. A half-bath is off the entry hall.
The second level includes two bedrooms – one with private access to the Pullman bath and a large walk-in closet. The second bedroom up has French doors opening to the Juliet balcony. Also on the 2nd level is a game room housing a pool table, large television and comfy furniture.
Off the game room is a separate 10 x 12 bonus exercise room, complete with ceiling fan and light.
There is plenty of storage throughout the home and some floored attic space. Surround sound has been installed throughout the home and outdoors as well. Not to miss is the separate inside safe room to store valuable items and protect you from Oklahoma tornadoes. The garage is a 3-car tandem with plenty of room for your extra fridge and freezer, bicycle storage and lawn equipment.
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Lakers: 108.5 points, 99.6 points allowed, 46.7 FG%, 82.1 FT%
Wizards: 97.9 points, 105.6 points allowed, 44.8 FG%, 73.6 FT%
Ron Artest declared: "It's a whole new season" after the Lakers' three days without a game. The Lakers are determined to take care of business against the Wizards and then the Clippers on Wednesday night to build momentum for a six-game Eastern trip thereafter. Expect focused efforts from the recently slumping Lakers, about whom Derek Fisher said: "We're not doing A-plus work, but we're coming along." Washington's field-goal defense is the second-worst in the league, and the Wizards are 0-10 on the road. No. 1 overall pick John Wall (17 ppg, 8.7 apg, 2.5 spg) is back from a knee bruise; Nick Young (thigh) and Yi Jianlian (knee) have also returned to contribute on offense.
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Remember Clinton's Industrial Policy? O.K., Now Forget ItJohn Carey
The Republican takeover of Congress may please most business execs, but John L. Simonds is worried. He heads a San Diego consortium that's developing high-capacity computer storage systems. The group--whose members include IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and Eastman Kodak--receives millions from one of the Clinton Administration's favorite industrial-policy efforts, the $431 million Advanced Technology Program. But now, the ATP tops the GOP hit list of technology programs to slash. "That would be a serious blow," says Simonds.
He'd better brace himself: The cuts won't end with ATP. House Republicans, led by incoming Budget Committee Chairman John R. Kasich ef Ohio and GOP Whip candidate Robert S. Walker of Pennsylvania, are taking aim at all Administration efforts to spur U.S. commercial technologies. Other targets include the Pentagon's plan to create a U.S. flat-panel-display industry, a multi-agency program that funds research on supercomputers, and advanced networks and industrial research at the national laboratories. The programs cost just a few billion dollars, but their symbolism is big: They represent Clinton's high-profile attempt to promote high-tech industries.
ENDANGERED PETS. The GOP sees a better way to win Corporate America's heart than through what it calls misguided industrial policy. "Our priority is to create the right climate," explains Representative Sherwood L. Boehlert (R-N.Y.), a key House Science Committee member. By that, he means ending subsidies to develop commercial technologies and using the money for tax cuts and credits for investment and research and development. Although the approach would hurt some R&D mavens such as Simonds, the vast majority of executives prefer the GOP philosophy. "While our industry certainly needs R&D funding, the broader benefits of a capital-gains tax cut would help the economy more," notes Jerry R. Junkins, CEO of Texas Instruments Inc. That's why businesses aren't "going to fall on their swords" to save ATP, says William G. Morin, technology policy chief at the National Association of Manufacturers.
Administration officials admit that saving their pet programs will be tough. "If this is about politics and ideology, we are not going to make a lot of progress," says Arati Prabhakar, director of the National Institute of Standards & Technology, which runs ATP.
Still, the GOP hit squad faces obstacles. For one, proponents are already doing chameleon acts, recasting programs as examples of R&D that the GOP favors: support for basic research and national defense. Take flat-panel displays. A few months ago, companies were trumpeting the Defense Dept.'s $587 million flat-panel initiative as a boon to the U.S. economy. Now, they're labeling it as a national security imperative that allows the military to buy screens at an affordable price.
What's more, GOP ranks are far from united. While ideologues such as Walker want to rub out all traces of industrial policy, moderates such as incoming Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete V. Domenici back government-industry collaborations, particularly when they aid the vast national laboratories in his state, New Mexico. Also, some programs on the hit list, such as the effort to develop advanced computers and networks, really do involve the kind of basic research the GOP favors. "Some of my colleagues are not as conversant as we would like them to be on these subjects," admits Boehlert, who backs the computer initiative.
That's the kind of high-tech program that should survive, so long as it wears the right set of policy clothes. But there's no avoiding a harsh reality for Clinton: His great industrial policy experiment is heading for a dramatic slowdown.
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E-cigarettes have become a multi-billion-dollar industry. Even though most people use them as what they believe is a safer alternative to cigarettes, some people are using them to vaporize marijuana.
Poison control centers nationally have seen a 161 percent increase in calls from people with concerns over e-cigarettes.
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, e-cigarettes are drug-device products designed to deliver nicotine to a user in the form of a vapor.
The process of smoking an e-cigarette, often known as vaping, is typically done by using a battery-operated heating element, a replaceable cartridge containing nicotine and an atomizer that uses heat to convert the contents of the cartridge into a vapor -- which is then inhaled by the user.
For smokers trying to kick the habit, e-cigarettes often appear to provide a way to wean off cigarettes while avoiding health risks like cancer.
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In initial lab tests, the FDA found detectable levels of carcinogens and toxic chemicals, including an ingredient used in anti-freeze.
The American Cancer Society says e-cigarettes have not been approved by the FDA for use to quit smoking. Experts add that no evidence exists to show they even help people quit smoking.


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The iPhone 5 is said to be the next big thing to come out since the iPhone's inception. True enough, it is one of the most-anticipated Apple products of 2012. Many communications technology companies like Skype, Viber and RingCentral started putting out their services compatible with the latest iPhone model. So, if you are thinking of treating yourself to a new smartphone, you should check out iPhone 5. Here is a quick rundown of what to expect from the new generation iPhone.
Slick New Design
The new design of the iPhone 5 generated mixed reactions from the market. Apple declared that this new iPhone is 18% thinner, 20% lighter and 12% less volume than the last model. It is only 7.6 millimeters thin, and weighs 112 grams. It is the thinnest, lightest and fastest iPhone as of yet.
Despite its thin exterior, it still has all the application available in an iPhone. As a matter of fact, it has larger display, faster chip, the latest wireless technology and an 8MP iSight camera.
Larger Retina Display
Not only is iPhone thinner than your usual iPhone, it also boasts a 4-inch Retina display. Despite its larger screen though, it still retains its usual width. Also, it has a pixel density of 326 pixels per inch that one can hardly distinguish the individual pixels already. If you are happy with the resolution of the iPhone 4S, you will find iPhone 5 more stunning as it gives you 18% more pixels at an incredible 1136 by 640 resolution. This means that the images, videos games and other applications you use in your iPhone you can experience in an clearer and brighter screen.
LTE Wireless
Another selling feature of the iPhone 5 is its ultra fast wireless connection. Since your iPhone is a smartphone, it works through an LTE wireless technology which enables you to connect to the internet faster while making certain that your battery is optimized at the same time. Because of its incredible speed, you will be able to browse, download and stream content without hassle. It has dual-band 802.11n wireless connectivity and expedites your connectivity up to 150 Mbps.
A6 Chip
Aside from the ultrafast Wi-Fi experience, the iPhone 5 also works with an A6 chip. This chip ensures faster CPU performance, which means that almost everything that you do with an iPhone you can do twice as fast with the new iPhone 5. It also ensures faster graphic generation hence you can expect smoother and slicker graphics especially when you use the game applications.
Since this latest version of the iPhone is designed particularly in conjunction with iOS 6, it yields longer and more stable battery life. According to Apple, it has up to 8 hours of talk time, up to 8 hours of browsing on WiFi connection, and up to 10 hours of video playback time.
These are only some of the features of the new iPhone which both ordinary and business users will be able to appreciate. Or course it still has the basic applications including iCloud, iSight, Siri, Maps and more. If you are contemplating of buying a new smartphone, you might want to consider an iPhone.


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Governor Christie Supports Most of Online Gambling Bill
In a victory for online gambling proponents, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie supported most of the online gambling bill. While he did veto portions of it, the language that allowed online poker and casino games survived the veto. Governor Christie vetoed parts of the bill that covered taxes, licensing and problem gambling. It took negotiations through the final minutes to finalize the conditions covered by the veto.
Governor Christie, who previously vetoed a previous bill in its entirety, had already stated concerns about problem gambling. He requested more funding for problem gambling. He also wanted more restrictions in place for employees and executives within state government and full disclosure of past involvement with online gambling for those employees and elected officials. A higher tax rate was also proposed. Governor Christie's office made a full statement here.
This is great news for poker players hoping for a PokerStars casino in the US. While PokerStars will still need to be licensed in New Jersey, the possibility of a full veto has passed and PokerStars can continue with their US expansion plans. While the New Jersey law would not forbid PokerStars from receiving a license, existing laws and bills in other states would prevent any online gambling site that accepted US players after 2006 from receiving an interactive gaming license.
The bill is expected to be reconsidered by the New Jersey Legislature in the coming weeks and passage is expected by March 18, 2013. This will not mean that online gambling games would be live at that time. Software development and approval in Delaware and Nevada, the only other two states with approved online gambling, are not yet live even though the Nevada Gaming Control Board adopted regulations in December 2011 and Delaware adopted them in June 2012. Live games are still months away in both states.
Governor Christie has been in favor of gambling expansion in New Jersey to help the Atlantic City market fight a six year slide in gaming revenue. He signed a sports betting bill into law in 2012 and is one of the defendants in a legal battle with the major sports leagues and the Department of Justice. Should New Jersey prevail, they would become just one of two states with single game sports betting.
This bill has brought praise from all corners of the gaming spectrum. Atlantic City casinos support this bill, as does most of the New Jersey Legislature. Online gambling proponents that have been forced to fight an uphill battle since the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act finally have a reason to celebrate after losing the battle at the federal level in 2012.
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72% of Workers Not Ready to Retire
Today, lots of people over age 60 are saying they'll never be able to retire. Lots, however, is one thing; seventy-two percent is quite another. According to a new survey conducted by CareerBuilder, 72% percent of workers over age 60 are now delaying retirement because they cannot afford it, and need more time to come up with a cash advance towards their own retirement.
Pessimism is on the rise
The 72% figure is significant increase over survey the results from CareerBuilder's survey on the same subject last year. According to last year's survey, 60% of retirement-aged workers were postponing retirement due to economic conditions. They may not be candidates for debt settlement relief, but older workers are worrying about money now.
Women have more to worry about
The new survey, which included more than 700 U.S. workers age 60 and older, was conducted between November 5 and November 23, 2009, showed that pessimism about retirement is higher among women than men. Seventy-six percent of women and 64% of men surveyed said they were not financially secure enough to stop working.
According to Tom Warschauer, a finance professor at San Diego State University, who was recently interviewed by CNNMoney.com, Women may have good reason to be more worried about retirement than men are. "Women live 4 to 5 years longer than men on average," Warschauer said. "If men and women save the same amount, women would be less prepared."
Pessimism is only one reason for putting off retirement
Clearly, people of retirement age are worried about the economy and afraid to leave their employers, although may of the workers who said they are not ready to retire cited additional reasons. Seventy-one percent said they enjoy their jobs and don't want to leave them. Other reasons for continuing to work included the continued need for health insurance and other employer benefits (50%); the fear that retirement may be boring (24%); and the desire to feel needed (15%).
There's some good news, too
According to the survey many employers are happy to keep experienced retirement-age workers onboard. Twenty-seven percent of hiring managers surveyed reported that they been approached by workers within the last year about continuing their employment beyond retirement age and were amenable to retaining them.
Put off retirement, don't put off talking about it
Jason Ferrara, senior career adviser at CareerBuilder, advises retirement-age employees who do not wish to retire to speak up. Experienced and mature workers have much to offers employers in the way of intellectual and training abilities. "The key," Ferrara says, "is to let your employer know sooner [rather] than later that you would like to put off your plans to leave."


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Political theorist and president-director of CivWorld at Demos weighs in on financial regulation, bipartisanship and the role of diplomacy.
Benjamin Barber is a noted political theorist who consults regularly with institutions and leaders in the U.S. and Europe. He's a senior fellow at Demos and president-director of CivWorld at Demos, the international NGO that sponsors Interdependence Day and the Paradigm Project. His best-selling books include Jihad vs. McWorld and Consumed. Barber also co-wrote the prize-winning CBS/PBS series, The Struggle for Democracy. He earned his Ph.D. from Harvard and was a founding editor of the distinguished international journal, Political Theory.


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By using this 'Fabulous K' holiday craft, individuals can happily reenforce the fact that decorating Easter eggs is not just for children. The decorating of eggs has become a long-held tradition in Europe and Canada during the month of April. (It also serves as a way to distract the kids long enough to hide the Easter eggs and candy in the backyard.)
Through mixing pink and gold paints, these eggs give off an air of elegance and sophistication. Simply dip half the egg in a mixture of red and pink Easter egg dye and the other half in non-toxic gold paint. Be sure to let them dry overnight, so that they can be shown off at your big holiday family dinner.
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Nathan Schneider's article about the Joy of Slow Computing is a fantastic first step to the book the world needs on this subject! It'll be like the Joy of Cooking or the Joy of Sex (definitive informative work on going deep on the topic in a way that is engaging and timeless). The brogrammer culture that further genders am already male identified dominate culture has made the tech/geek space hustle and unfriendly to folks" the learning curve as people like Lilly have already pointed out. There are of course other intersections of identity to consider in this quest such as race and class. Taking hours to switch your digital life over is something of a luxury for the middle to upper class who either have savings or one job around which they can work on such a time heavy hobby and endeavor. Similar to low income individuals being separated from the tech community because of the high entry price of time that folks need to work their jobs while going to school, etc. There is also the hegemonic nature of tech groups, thankfully changing to better reflect the population at large. But as a black woman, I've already experiences how I have to pay a black tax and a gender tax (work twice as hard to get half as much) in other areas of my life and tech spaces are very similar. The proving of oneself already inherent in such spaces is coupled with the surprise, shock, or distrust that a woman, a BLACK one no less can hold her own as a coder/programmer/gamer etc makes that learning curve more like a black diamond slope I'm at the bottom of (as a beginner) and have to schlep my way up to the top without one of those handy ski lifts. More of the culture, as ppl like me join and participate, is forced to change and hopefully together we can flatten the learning curve and lower the cost of entry to slow computing.
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Recently I was up at the Institute of Cultural Inquiry (of which I am a longtime Associate), where I discovered that the ICI has acquired one of the tabletop die-cutters that have become popular in the last few years. This particular model comes with an insert that turns the die-cutter into a small letterpress printer. As one can tell both from the machines themselves—usually plastic and often cast in 'feminine' colors like pink and aqua—and the blogs where one finds information about their use (Not Another Craft Blog, Paper Pile Kitten), they are associated almost entirely with those activities that are currently designated as crafting. That is to say, the unimportant, largely unpaid leisure activities of women; the modern descendants of Victorian flower-pressing and hair jewelry. As Lilly observed in an earlier post on DIY, crafting is often cast as the opposite of design, and it's also often cast as the opposite of technology and skilled work generally (never mind the facts).
What I wanted to talk about here, though, is not so much the problematic social status of crafting itself, but two specific aspects of the circulation of these kinds of small machines. The first might be thought of as a variation on the network effect. Traditionally, letterpress printing and die-cutting have been highly skilled occupations, and their products—hand-printed wedding invitations, small-run artist's books, high-end PR materials with elaborate cutouts—have largely been luxuries for the well-to-do. The limited market has, in turn, helped to keep the industry small and operating under an almost guildlike mentality. So what happens when thousands of these machines get into the hands of untrained or semi-skilled individuals? Quality of output will initially go down in many cases—at least until the process of education-by-internet takes off—but public appreciation of letterpress printing and die-cutting goes way, way up. Two niche trades rather suddenly become part of a much larger arsenal of broadly practiced design-and-making techniques such as papermaking, woodworking, photography. And as Julia Lupton pointed out in a dialogue with Lilly, you never know what can come of "having access to tools that will help you shape your outlook in dialogue with other people, in ways that might not be predicted." As with other downsized or simplified technologies—small cameras, for example—it is easy to view these small machines primarily as technological downgrades. But when I think of all those people out there experimenting with their tabletop presses and diecutters, what I see is a field of cultural potentials.
The second aspect of these machines that strikes me is how clearly they reflect the strict partitioning of the larger internet conversations about 'new' technology. The sites most associated with geekery, like boingboing or slashdot (not to mention all those ad-supported geek blogger-reviewers), are quick to parse every tiny iteration of the iPhone operating system or the latest inkjet printers. Many of these changes are really minuscule in their practical effects on users and form part of a larger pattern of hyping anything in the computational sphere. DIY technologies get some mention, but almost exclusively in their male-centric forms (think robots and 3D printing of nerdish objects). The development of small, hand-cranked die-cutter/presses whose early adopters include a lot of scrapbookers? Not interested.
The image below is the call-for-entries flyer for a gallery show in nearby Costa Mesa:
"Man and machine"? Are we to understand that the sexualized cyborg babe qualifies as both the man and the machine? Not human, not even woman; a convenient female assemblage of fetishistic flesh and prosthetics. Love that belt—is that the lock of a chastity belt or the metaphorical 'lock' of the always-available female? And it's not enough to propose a union of art and the graphic novel; apparently it has to be a marriage, with all the conventionalized baggage of that state.
The statement of "Exhibition Intent" continues this line of thought:
"Artists will address the idea of man's manipulation of biological and mechanical systems and their convergence in an improved and customized physiology: the perfection of the species.
I'll spare you the rest of the futuristic drivel, but the key question appears towards the end of the intent statement:
"Can we, for example, design the perfect mate?"
I'd say the "answer" to this silly question is right there in the ad…
Full info, including show blurb, at the Grace Lane Gallery website.


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By Rich Lindbloom
Back in the early 70's when I attended Hillcrest H. S., we used a phrase when we were about to drop the gloves so to speak. You and your adversary would bump into each other and at least one of the combatants would exclaim, "Bumping it up it up, Jack." It was the hockey equivalent of "Do you want to dance?" I recall Rick (Andy) Anderson and Ronnie (Spooky) Williams bumping it up on the way to a high school basketball game, in the back of the bus. Who says basketball is a non contact sport!
During Wednesday's battle with a surging Calgary team, Brent Seabrook played with such might and force he resembled an air craft carrier. Brent was bumping it up with anything that crossed his path. "I'm a steam roller baby, I'll roll right over you," appeared to be his game plan. Before you go pointing out that Seabrook is Canadian and wouldn't have a US aircraft carrier named after him, get a clue. You think the Hawks meeting with President Obama next week is a formality? The President is going to announce the commissioning of our newest aircraft carrier. Do you really think the Taliban wants to see the USS Brent Seabrook cruising their way – Forget about it! The pirates in Somalia are already thinking about taking up fishing as a occupation.
The cantankerous Seabrook especially impressed me the way he cleared out the crease after the whistle blew. It's about time someone else besides Kopecks gets a facial for lingering around the net. I was a bit surprised when I asked Chris Block what he thought about signing Seabrook about 3 weeks ago. Basically he said the #7 car was worth every cent of $5 million for what he brought to the blue line. When you think about it, unless Scott is pressed into emergency duty, he's the only really physical d-man we have.
As I recall, Chris also said they might be able to sign him for three years, but most likely it will take a 5 year contract to "git er done." Although for the most part Laurel and Hardy have been split up during our winning streak, any of us who have followed the Hawks the last four years would have a hard time seeing Keith or our Rear Admiral in a sweater other than the one with the Indian on it. Well, with the possible exception of the fan who will eternally torment Sam Fels.
There were a few more Hawks on Wednesday that followed Seabs bombastic approach to the game. Dave Bolland actually threw two bone jarring checks, managing to walk away relatively unscathed. In fact if it weren't for Stalberg, The Rat would have been my first pick for the games "Bumping it up, Jack" award that night. In a page out of the Versteegian haymaker days, Stalberg tried to open up a can of whoop-ass on Giordano. I'd like to say Giordano never knew what hit him, but I'm not sure Stal's landed any punches. Thankfully, he was pretty good at ducking out of the way of Giordano's heat seeking missiles. I can't recall a fight where so many punches were thrown without making contact. If Viktor continues to pursue his pugilistic ways he might want to spend a little time slap boxing with John Scott after practice. Regardless of the outcome of the skirmish, Stalberg has been an integral part of our winning streak despite being banished to our fourth line. Go Stals, Go!
Actually, there hasn't much difference between Frolik/Dowell/Brouwer and Stalberg/Johnson/Kopecky, with Coach Q rolling all four lines. Remember earlier in the season when for some unknown reason Scott, Hendry and Boynton were given auditions on the fourth line? Unlike John Lennon's query at the end of the Beatles song Get Back, they did not pass the audition. Do you think we might have given a few points away during our experimental stages this season? I recall when the Hawks picked up Ryan Johnson; Brad Lee of the St. Louis Gametime mentioned this was not particularly good news for the Blues. In the last 5 games the #17 car has gone 53-25 from the face off dot – that's insane. As Bartl noticed in his Boxing section, on a salary vs. benefit comparison, Johnson has perhaps been the Hawks most productive player – especially given the scoring slump Toews has gone into the last two games. (Only one point per game Captain? Pick it up a notch ya slackard!)
On the subject of the "MVP!" chants, I was going to tell you to stop all that nonsense. Remember last year what Toews and Keith did to our salary cap when they won the Conn Smythe and Norris trophies? They added over $4 million dollars to the Cap dilemma we faced this past summer. The good news is I checked with Chris Block of the thethirdmanin.com and he told me the MVP or the Calder, if Crawford continues his miserly ways between the pipes, would have no effect on next year's Salary Cap. I'm not sure Toews is aware of this, which could have something to do with recent decline to a point per game production. Pick it up Jonny boy! Seriously though, what a run for Captain Marvel.
Killion from secondcityhockey.com wrote a nice pregame report the other day – I believe before the Calgary game. He noted, "we've gone from must win to must win to absolutely must win." He then said "The playoffs actually could be a letdown this year," after all we've been through. As "the little old lady from Pasadena" (RoseLee Deutsch) noted, there was a palpable excitement before the Calgary game. "From the parking lot, to the standing room(only crowd), the U. C. was really jumping. The crowd was more exciting than I have heard this year… even the wonderful anthem was more deafening than ever," noted RoseLee. This season is starting to resemble Toews and Kane's rookie year when we were scrambling to make the playoffs and every game was a nail biter.
I don't want to get my hopes too high – 8 game winning streaks tend to obfuscate reality. We're still only 5 points ahead of the 11th place team in the Western Conference. However, is it just me or have some of you started to consider the possibility of catching the Wings? Sort of a shift from looking back to looking forward. As Satchel Paige once put it, "Never look back, something may be gaining on you." Our last two games of the year are against the Commie dogs from Mo-town. Do I think we're going to keep winning at the current rate? – No. Yet this Hawk team seems to be peaking at the right moment. Could we be destined for a "Miracle Mets," type finish this year? A lot of the right cards seem to be falling into our hands. Lately Jonathan Toews has trumped any card laid down by our scrambling adversaries. He's not in Chuck Norris's category yet – the last person to try to trump a Chuck Norris card died instantly from a round house kick to the head.
A couple of other trump cards that we now have in our hand were the result of some great moves made by Stan Bowman. I know a lot of you like to point out that he got the job because of Scotty Bowman – there certainly is the appearance of truth to that assessment. Besides, getting the benefit of Scotty Bowman's hockey sense is not necessarily a bad thing. Whoever made the move, getting Leddy for Barker, Frolik for Skille and now Campoli for Potulny (and a 2nd rounder) have been a home run, a double and a legged out triple. Campoli seems to fit in like an old shoe.
I've been a Hendry supporter all year and wish Jordan a speedy recovery. No one on the Hawks out hustled #6. Sometimes I lay in bed and wonder how many more points we might have right now if Hendry would have been in the lineup the first two months of the season. That being said – Campoli appears to be an upgrade, even if he isn't the lumbering, physical d-man so many were clamoring for. "We need someone to kick ass out there," is the all too familiar refrain. More of a cruiser than an aircraft carrier – welcome aboard #14. Leddy, who continues to be scrutinized by the all seeing eye of Mordor, has acquitted himself admirably as Keith's backdoor man. Just remember, one of you two knuckleheads needs to stay back!
The eyebrows that ate Chicago, Michael Frolik, appear to be a "slight" upgrade from Jack Skille. You can call me delusional but I appreciated what Black Jack brought to the ice every time he laced them up. It appears that #67 has more offensive skills – his assist to Toews in the Calgary game was Hossa like. He also appears to have a little sniper in him, as witnessed on his goal in that game after a tremendous feed from Jake Dowell. The Hawks really missed a golden opportunity to mess with Michaels mind though. When he scored, the first thing that entered my mind was for the team to ignore him when he came to the bench – like they do in baseball when a rookie goes yard. Where's Burr-dog when you need him? Indeed # 67, "When puck goes in the net, feels good."
Two last observations; for those of you who peruse the secondcityhockey website, you may recall "Black Friday." That was when Sam officially declared the season over after a surprising Bluejacket team seemingly crushed our playoff hopes. He finally had enough and was about to turn his attention to the Cubs. (Out of the frying pan and into the fire?) I recall when the Sox won the World Series in 2005, with about 3 weeks to go in the season saying, "That's it, I'm done hoping we'll make the playoffs. We kept losing to teams like Kansas City in must win games and I finally jumped off the band wagon. This defection was pointed out by my co-worker Mary Lou throughout the playoffs, as I joyfully jumped back on the wagon when we snuck into the playoffs the last weekend of the season. We all know how that one turned out! Kudo's to Sam for reaching the breaking point – you've single handedly turned the season around.
Sam also said something last year that I thought about recently. After a wrap up of a game last February he said something like, "Frankly, it's hard to get excited about a lot of these games." When your 20 some games above .500, the sense of urgency doesn't' start until the second week in April. Say what you will about this season, but for about two months now it seems like every game we watch is played with playoff intensity. If Toews gets any more intense he may self implode. As was noted about Chuck Norris, Toews doesn't do pushups, he pushes the earth down.
Did you notice how he tried to destroy that panel of plexi-glass when he decided to check it after his second goal in Calgary? After he blasted it, he looked at the panel with utter disdain. He appeared to be seriously upset it didn't disintegrate, as he scowled at it. I wouldn't be surprised if the #19 car actually tried to trump a Chuck Norris card. That might be the only time Toews looks back – when he hears the whooshing sound of a round house kick to the helmet. Bring it on Chucky boy!
Bumping it up, Jack.
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Legal Consequences of Jets assistant coach Sal Alosi tripping Miami Dolphins DB Nolan Carroll
If you were watching the Jets-Dolphins game this afternoon with 3:11 left in the 3rd quarter, you witnessed a disturbing incident that speaks terribly of the Jets organization and could lead to fines and possibly even legal action. While on punt coverage, Dolphins rookie corner back Nolan Carroll was intentionally tripped by Jets strength and conditioning coach Sal Alosi. Here's the video:
After the game, the 33-year-old Alosi owned up to intentionally tripping Carroll: "I made a mistake that showed a total lapse in judgment. My conduct was inexcusable and unsportsmanlike and does not reflect what this organization stands for."
What will happen? A few things:
1) Alosi will likely be fined and suspended by the NFL under the league's Personal Conduct Policy, which though normally associated with NFL players, actually covers NFL team employees, as well. Expect the suspension to last the remainder of the season. Not only was Alosi's move a complete cheap shot, it was also dangerous: he could have seriously injured Carroll, who seemingly had no way of knowing that a Jets coach would try to trip him. Sure, Carroll was on notice that he might be tackled by a Jets player on the field, but since when do assistant coaches try to trip you while you're running near the sideline? Alosi was also really cowardly - it would be one thing if a Jets player dished out a cheap shot, because he would do so knowing that there could be retribution. But a Jets coach who does so is safely on the sideline, away from any harm.
2) The Jets may also be fined by the NFL. Like respondeat superior/vicarious liablity with an employer and employee, the Jets are responsible for their coaches. Was this a one-time stupid decision by an assistant coach, or was head coach Rex Ryan aware that Alosi might do something like this?
3) Alosi could be fired by the Jets, though his apology probably helps him there. If he has a pattern of misconduct, though, then a firing may be more justifiable.
4) Carroll suffered a knee injury from the tripping; he limped off the field. If the injury proves serious, he could sue Alosi for battery (intentional harmful contact) and also the Jets under a vicarious liability claim. There's a famous case usually taught in sports law classes called Hackbart v. Cincinnati Bengals, the take-away from which is that while NFL players assume the risk of on-field injuries by playing NFL football, they don't assume all risks, including those for clear cheap shots. If Alosi's move wasn't a cheap shot, I don't know what is.
Update: Bruce Allen of Boston Sports Media Watch examines "Who Ordered the Jets 'Sideline Wall?'". Here's an excerpt:
Bruce may be on to something and I have a feeling this controversy won't be going away quickly. Keep in mind, if the Jets broke rules in ways that endangered the safety of opposing players, the penalty could be worse than what the Patriots received for "Spygate" (where they engaged in some videotaping that broke rules -- Bill Belichick was fined $500,000 and the Patriots had to forfeit a 1st round pick). Endangering player safety seems worse than taping other team's signals.
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These incidents in sports are terrible and must not happen. Sportsman spirit should prevail in sport of any kind and I feel some action or waring must be issued against these organization.
Stupid, unsportsmanlike are the right words. Your word "cowardly" is nonsense. This was an impulse acted on with careless disregard.
The league needs to take decisive and tough action against the Jets. Over the last few years we have been privvy to scandalous behavior (harrassing text messages, inappropriate nude photos over SMS, cheap shots, embarrassingly rude behavior toward females, etc) that shows a clear systemic problem with their organization from top to bottom. This coach should be made an example of and summarily dismissed from the league. He has ruined his chance at working for the NFL by his behavior and the Jets should be fined heavily for this, as well.
How about that there was a wall of player/coaches right there. What would happen if they were told to stand there and impede the gunner runing down the field. Lets say the special teams coach at the direction of the head coach did this. Now what>
I can't believe this happened in the NFL. Maybe a high school game where kids are immature, but the NFL? Pretty insane.


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GAME RE-CAP NY Islanders 3 - Washington Capitals 2
The Islanders opened up their four game road trip with a big win against the Capitals in D.C. This victory put them, if only temporarily, tied for the last playoff spot. They played with desperation, taking the play to the Capitals immediately.
Around the four minute mark, Marty Reasoner, standing alone in front misses a point blank shot. The Isles kept up the pressure and at 6:25 of the first Grabner nets a beauty on a nice play from Keith Aucoin. Isles 1 Caps 0
Isles kept the early pressure on, and on a nice play by Kyle Okposo from Neilsen, Isles grab another goal. This time , Josh Bailey buries the puck. Isles 2-Caps 0 However, by the midway point, the Capitals were generating some good chances. Isles were running around a bit, and unable to clear the zone. (Photo: bridgetds/flickr)
With 6:43 left in the first, Jack Capuano decided to use his time out. Time to slow the game down a little, in hopes the Isles would hold onto the lead. Back on the ice, Mark Streit takes a delay of game penalty, and Isles go on the PK.
With some nice save the Islanders manage to escape the first with their 2 goal lead intact. At the beginning of the second period Frans Neilsen has a hooking penalty called against him. Terrible call in my opinion. Neilsen was getting mauled, not sure how that was a call against him.
Islanders, again show off their PK, with a big kill. Some really nice work by Casey Cizikas on the PK. Play opens up a bit, and action is end to end. At 6:03 Steve Olesky takes a hooking penalty and Isles got to the PP.
The team, struggling on the PP, had one quality chance by Kyle Okposo, but Braden Holtby made a beautiful save. No goal on the PP. At 10:05 of the second period, Mike Ribeiro, scores on what was the Capitals first shot of he period. Isles 2-Caps 1
Nabby was making some really nice save, but at 13:28 he lets in a shot by John Carlsen from the point. It was a weak goal that Nabokov missed, but he almost always come through for his team, so onward we go. Isles 2-Caps 2.
On to the third period, and the top line of Tavares, Moulson and Boyes, were struggling all game. Too many turnovers, just couldn't get it going, even on their next PP. Isles managed a couple of chances, but the PP not cooperating tonight.
At 11:38, Okie takes a penalty drawn by Nick Backstrom. Okposo and the Isles really upset, as it looked more like it should have been called against Backstrom. Huge PK for the Isles, and they kill off the third of the night.
Everyone should be on the edge of their seat for this one. I know I was. At 14:42, the top line makes up for their lackluster night as John Tavares scores the game winner on a beautiful play by Matt Moulson. Isles 3-Caps 2
The assist was a milestone for Matt Moulson, as it was his 100th career helper. Some heartstopping moments followed with the Capitals net empty, but the Islanders persevere. (Photo:bobfina72/flickr)
Huge game for this team as they fight for a playoff spot in a congested Eastern Conference.
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Matt Moulson gets his 100th career assist
SOG: Isles 31- Caps 22
FO WON: 27-25 Isles
Blocked Shots: 25-11 Isles
Hits: 22-18 Caps
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The University of Southern Mississippi Foundation has announced Dr. Shannon Fleming as its next Executive Director, effective June 3. In this role, Fleming will serve as the chief staff executive for the USM Foundation, in addition to serving as the director of development for the University, and will be responsible for the Foundation's strategic leadership, attainment of goals and objectives, coordination of fundraising activities and board management.
The Executive Director's position was recently re-created as a stand-alone role as part of the Foundation's five-year strategic plan. Bob Pierce, who has served as both the Executive Director of the Foundation and the Vice President for University Advancement since 2010 will continue in the Vice President's role with administrative responsibilities in the areas of the Foundation, the Southern Miss Alumni Association and the Office of University Communications.
The Foundation's strategic plan, A Focus for the Future, which was adopted by the Foundation Board of Directors in 2012, is a comprehensive and detailed blueprint created to continue the growth and development of the Foundation and to generate additional financial resources for Southern Miss.
The strategic plan includes priorities such as maximizing fundraising by strengthening the organization's infrastructure, enhancing communications and stewardship opportunities, growing the Foundation's endowment to $100 million, and investing in the growth and development of the staff and board to reach the organization's full potential.
"We are excited about our strategic plan and are glad to welcome Dr. Shannon Fleming to our leadership team," said Pierce. "He is a well-seasoned fundraising professional, and we have no doubt he will enhance our Foundation staff while continuing the progress we have made on the plan. I am appreciative of the Foundation board's and the University administration's vision for the strategic improvement of both organizations by re-establishing a separate Executive Director position that can focus on the administration of the Foundation and the advancement of our fundraising efforts."
Fleming has more than 20 years experience in higher education fundraising. In his most recent position, Fleming served for seven years as the Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Philander Smith College in Little Rock, Ark. where he was responsible for all fundraising activities including planned, major and annual gifts. In this role, Fleming also supervised development, marketing, public relations and alumni services. Under his leadership at Philander Smith, the alumni giving rate increased from four percent to 15.5 percent and the number of donors of $1,000 and more increased by almost 40 percent.
Prior to his employment at Philander Smith College, Fleming worked in development at the University of Central Arkansas, Henderson State University and the University of Arkansas-Monticello.
"I'm incredibility grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the Southern Miss family and look forward to working diligently with Vice President Bob Pierce, the Advancement team, the Foundation Board of Directors and President Rodney Bennett to meet the mission of the University and its Foundation," said Fleming. "President Bennett's vision of creating 'pathways for completion' for our students will be embedded into all that I hope to accomplish."
Fleming earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Arkansas-Monticello, a master's degree in business administration from Louisiana Tech University and a doctorate in higher education administration from the University of Arkansas-Little Rock.


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Also known as Laukvik, Lokvik, Lökvik
The timezone in Laukvika is Europe/Oslo
Sunrise at 07:20 and Sunset at 15:15. It's light
Latitude. 70.7833°, Longitude. 29.2833°
Weather near Laukvika; Report from Batsfjord, 26km away
Weather : light shower(s) snow
Temperature: -6°C / 21°F
Wind: 3.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Scattered at 1700ft Broken at 3300ft
Weather : light shower(s) snow
Temperature: -6°C / 21°F
Wind: 3.5km/h West/Southwest
Cloud: Scattered at 1700ft Broken at 3300ft
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Geographic features & Photographs around Laukvika, in Finnmark, Norway
- point;
- a tapering piece of land projecting into a body of water, less prominent than a cape.
- Sandfjordklubben (2km)
- Nordmannsetneset (3.1km)
- Nålneset (4.4km)
- Styret (5.7km)
- Veinesodden (6.8km)
- Kjølnes (7.8km)
- Straumsnesa (10km)
- Tørfallneset (11.5km)
- Storneset (11.7km)
- Grønneset (13.3km)
- Bangeneset (14.7km)
- Skarveneset (16.5km)
- Vesterneset (17.8km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Austre Risfjordelva (6.2km)
- Laukvikelva (10.3km)
- Veddalselva (10.7km)
- Storelva (10.7km)
- Læsielva (13.8km)
- Kongsfjordelva (14.6km)
- Skonsvikelva (14.7km)
- Vestre Rubbedalselva (15.2km)
- Gædnjajåkka (15.3km)
- Langelva (15.6km)
- Stuorragårsajåkka (17.8km)
- mountain;
- an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Reinsjøfjellet (7.1km)
- Revenesfjell (8km)
- Nikkoperfjellet (12.5km)
- Strømshøgda (13.6km)
- Straumstind (14.2km)
- Raggučærro (15.8km)
- Rubbedalshøgda (17km)
- farm;
- a tract of land with associated buildings devoted to agriculture.
- Reveneset (9.8km)
- Tollesneset (12.1km)
- Setran (15.3km)
- Svartneset (15.7km)
- Skonsvik (16.5km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Laukvika (0km)
- Austre Risfjord (5.7km)
- Kongsfjord (7.7km)
- Veines (8km)
- Berlevåg (10.3km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Grønøya (5.2km)
- Helløya (9.9km)
- Kongsøya (10.2km)
- Skarvholmen (11.6km)
- bay;
- a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Sandfjorden (1.9km)
- Storsteinbukta (3.9km)
- Risfjorden (5.3km)
- Kongsfjorden (9.9km)
- cove(s);
- a small coastal indentation, smaller than a bay.
- Storkeila (4km)
- Kobbkroken (7.6km)
- Austerbotn (13.4km)
- hill;
- a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.
- Laukvikfjellet (5.4km)
- Risfjordfjellet (7.8km)
- inlet;
- a narrow waterway extending into the land, or connecting a bay or lagoon with a larger body of water.
- Straumen (11.5km)
- reef(s);
- a surface-navigation hazard composed of consolidated material.
- Kua (8.5km)
- airport;
- a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.
- Berlevag (13.3km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Berlevåg Herad (11.3km)
- peninsula;
- an elongate area of land projecting into a body of water and nearly surrounded by water.
- Raggunjar'ga (10.6km)
- peak;
- a pointed elevation atop a mountain, ridge, or other hypsographic feature.
- Øvre Rubbedalshøgda (18.3km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Loabmejav'ri (17km)
Wikipedia entries close to
- Berlevåg LORAN-C transmitter tower
- Kongsfjorden waterbody waterbody
- Berlevåg city city l
- Berlevåg Airport airport airport
- Båtsfjord Airport airport airport
- Geatnjajávri lake
- Båtsfjord city city l
- Gamvik city city l
- Sundvatnet lake
- Bonakas city city o
- Mehamn Airport airport airport
- Liste de points extrêmes de la Norvège
- Nissojávri lake
- Cape Nordkinn
- Varangerbotn city city o
- Lebesby city city l
Airports close to Laukvika
Batsfjord(BJF), Batsfjord, Norway (26km)
Kirkenes hoybuktmoen(KKN), Kirkenes, Norway (123.1km)
Banak(LKL), Banak, Norway (184km)
Alta(ALF), Alta, Norway (244.9km)
Airfields or small airports close to Laukvika
Svartnes, Svartnes, Norway (82.9km)
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