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AureoSoft Eyegreeable Personal Edition 1
Eyegreeable is a reading aid tool that reduces excessive screen brightness and provides special lines that serve as reading guidelines. In doing so, Eyegreeable increases comfort, concentration, and the number of eye blinks per minute, since you need less visual effort to fix your eyes on a text line. This contributes to avoid ocular dryness that may occur mainly while reading long texts on the computer screen without any special protection.
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LvB's X 1.04
"LvB's X" is designed for composers and those who want to become it. "LvB's X" is extremely easy to use! Click 5min, when process stops, click PLAY.
All you have to do is to listen! "LvB's X" does everything else: - gives you new idea/motive for your new song, - also gives you inspiration and motivation. First 99 reviews of Demo version - free "LvB's X" 1.0! Review of "LvB's X" 1.0 - free "LvB's X" 2.0!
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SkinCrafter 2.1.0
SkinCrafter ActiveX Component allows developers to create unique looking style applications and fully interactive user interfaces. Support for Windows Forms (.NET), MS Visual C++, MS Visual Basic, Delphi, and all Win32 languages that support COM objects. SkinCrafter increases the value of applications by giving them a modern look and feel, and making them more attractive to end users. Semi-transparency for all windows controls is supported.
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VisitorTrack (Lead Generation Technology) 5.2
Powerful technology for lead generation drives, then converts invisible web visitors into real B2B leads. Get Company Names, Executive Contacts, Phone - even Email, without registration. VisitorTrack turns internet searches on Google and Yahoo into actionable sales leads. Get insight into who is looking, what they want, and how to communicate with these buyers. Increases sales effectiveness by selling to those actively seeking your products.
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PatchBreeze 1.35
How do you like the idea of distributing a short file instead of the whole program, when a small modification was made? And what about the updates of the documents? Every time you have updated the document all you need is to email a file with those updates instead of redistributing the whole document! All this is now possible with PatchBreeze, a complete software update system! Create updates of your software visually and with ease!
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TxReader Professional 1.0
TxReader converts documents into spoken words meaning you can listen to your electronic documents instead of having to read them. TxReader can read many types of document this includes e-books, web pages, Microsoft word documents and more. Text can be loaded into the application for reading in several ways. The user can type text directly into TxReader, load text from a number of different file types or copy and paste text into the readiing area.
See also: Kabware Developments, Kabware, TxReader, Text Reader, Visually Impaired, Reading Software, TTS, Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Reading Disability, Assistive Technology, Text To Speech, ebook, TxReader, Natural Voices, Ebook Readers, Natural Voice
TxReader Special Edition 1.0
I of the Enemy: Ril'Cerat 2.25
I of the Enemy: Ril'Cerat is a totally free, stand alone, science fiction real-time starategy game, that is the first chapter in the "I of the Enemy" saga. The player is a Lokob (luh-kobe) officer who is in charge of his race's contingent. Major Verkkal (voice talents of Ian McNeice, famed for his role as Baron Harkonnen in Dune) is his trusted friend and Field Commander.
See also: multi-player, single-player, sci-fi, games, video games, real time strategy, I of the Enemy, Enemy Technology, LAN, Internet
TxReader converts documents into spoken words and MP3. TxReader is much more than just a program that reads any document presented to it. It is actually three programs in one, first is the quality easy to use text to speech program that give great reading result making use of the lasted natural sounding voice from all the top sellers.
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BlueAuditor 1.3.1
BlueAuditor is a easy-to-use program for detecting and monitoring Bluetooth devices in a wireless network. It can discover and track any Bluetooth device and display key information about each device being detected as well as the services device provided. BlueAuditor will enable network administrators to effectively audit their wireless networks against security vulnerabilities associated with the use of Bluetooth devices.
See also: Bluetooth, device, wireless, network, private area network, PAN, services, detecting, monitoring, security, vulnerabilities, discover, track, technology, administrator
NewsAloud 1.09
Stay up to the minute on current events as well as breaking news on the topics that interest you most. NewsAloud finds the stories you want to hear, then reads them aloud or to MP3 for your PDA or portable player. Supports optional premium voices from AT&T, Cepstral and NeoSpeech.
See also: news, tickers, text to speech, text to mp3, AT&T Natural Voices, assistive technology, blind, dyslexia, reading disability
WeatherAloud 1.62
WeatherAloud reads weather forecasts and conditions aloud from over 7500 locations worldwide. Wake up to your local forecast, listen to hourly temperatures from your favorite vacation spot, or hear conditions where your distant loved ones are. Frequent updates, current temperature in the system tray and complete control over when and what you hear make WeatherAloud a must for all seasons. Optional premium voices from AT&T, Cepstral and NeoSpeech.
See also: weather, forecast, news, internet, voice synthesis, audio, talking software, aloud, assistive technology
RFID Basic Training 1.01
This computer based training covers RFID (automatic identification technology) basics. Includes a self -tests all free, no registration require. Great for employee training distribute frely to all of your employees and give copies to your friends.
See also: rfid, rfid basics, rfid training, cd based training, automatic identification technology, supply chain management, engineering training, supply chain training, radio frequency identification
Enterprise Financial Software 220.127.116.11
Billing and Inventory management utility easily manages financial details of business enterprise such as ledger details, customer details, tax types, voucher entries and other daily transactions. Advanced accounting with barcode software provides clear & precise accounting reports which helps to review annual financial transactions of your business enterprises. Cost effective accountant application can be used by technical and non-technical user.
See also: Financial, accounting, barcode, calculate, ledgers, balance sheets, enterprise, inventory, billing, maintain, client, records, employee, details, sales, purchase, transaction, technology, support, business, management, generate
SpeakingCards 220.127.116.11
SpeakingCards is our vocabulary trainer software, which combines simplicity and effectiveness, designed for memorization of words. Studying of words becomes easy and permanent by using unobtrusive mode of learning. Without any hindrance SpeakingCards shows and speaks words when you work with your usual tasks on a computer. By listening to words in the background SpeakingCards unlocks your natural ability to learn a language.
See also: language, learning, language learning, language-learning, foreign language, foreign language program, learn english, learn french, learn spanish, learn italian, learn german, language software, language technology
Staff Files 7.0
Easy to learn and easy to use, Staff Files gives managers and human resource professionals an efficient and affordable way to manage employee information. Store, retrieve and safeguard employee information in one place. Track wages, benefits, evaluations, training, time off and much more. Staff Files includes prepared HR letters and staff reports to export into PDF, Word, or Excel for print or email distribution. Download the free demo today!
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Data Recovery SD Card 220.127.116.11
Visit www.freerecovery.org to download interactive Data Recovery SD Card software that has capability to retrieve multiple text image files lost due to abrupt system shut down data deletion condition. Technically sound data undelete software uses advance disk scanning technology to search and restore misplaced photographs, memorable pictures, favorite music tracks and other files within less time of period.
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Send Free SMS to Mobiles 188.8.131.52
For downloading Send Free SMS to Mobiles application visit at website link www.sendfreesmstomobiles.com which helps user to send messages to team members to notify them about policy and strategy changes for running market campaigns. Utility also delivers live text alerts of latest offerings and updates of various status reports to customers.
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Send SMS Messages 18.104.22.168
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Send Bulk SMS from Mobile 184.108.40.206
Want to forward countless text from PC to mobiles? Browse company website www.sendbulksms.org to Send Bulk SMS from Mobile without internet connection. Standard sms forwarding program eliminates duplicate entries while broadcasting bulk sms from PC.
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Hello everyone,
I am pleased to announce the release of Nmap 2.54BETA2. Here are some of
the most important changes:
-- Added a shortcut which can make single port SYN scans of a network
much faster. For example, if a new sendmail vulnerability is
found, this reduces the time it takes to scan your whole network
for port 25. This shortcut takes effect when you do "-PS<port> -sS
-p<port>". For example 'nmap -n -sS -p25 -PS25 126.96.36.199/8". This
optimization doubled the scan speed in a 30,000 IP test I performed.
-- Added -sL (List scan). Just as ping scan (-sP) allows you to short
circuit the scan right after pinging, -sL allows you to short
circuit the scan right after target selection. This allows you to
see what hosts WOULD be scanned without actually doing it. The
hosts will be resolved unles you use -n. Primary uses:
1) Get all the IPs in a network (like A.B.C.D/16) and take out
machines that are too fragile to be scanned safely before
calling Nmap with the new list (using -iL).
2) Test that a complex spec like 128.4,5,7-9.*.7 does what you
expect before actual scanning.
3) When all you want to do is resolve a bunch of IPs.
4) You just want results of a zone transfer (if/wnen implemented).
-- Added some new fingerprints and adjusted some others based on
submissions to the DB (I still have a lot more to go through so
don't worry if your submission is still not detected).
-- Added a warning when you scan 0 hosts (eg "nmap -v"). There are
various other output tweaks as well.
For those of you running Linux/x86 w/a recent version of rpm
(www.rpm.org), you can install/upgrade to the newest version of
nmap/nmapfe with these commands:
rpm -vhU (nmap url)
where (nmap url) is one (or both) of these:
source tarballs and source RPMs are available at:
Let me know if you find any problems.
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It's summer in the South and we're all feeling the heat and the humidity. But, at least now modern technology allows us to escape indoors for some relief. So, what about the pre air-conditioning days? Also, of course, fashion of the 18th and 19th century was quite different as well. Southern ladies, layered in their European finery, must surely have felt the heat – and humidity, just as we do today. But as fashion generally won out, women coped as well as they could through the long, hot summer. The Charleston Museum's Textiles Curator, Jan Hiester is here to share with your some of the ways they managed. Her first post is about feather (or "church") fans. To learn more (and stay posted for what's next on Keeping Cool) check out our Blog!
Short and swingy, this little 1920s crinkled chiffon dress is the perfect choice for a muggy afternoon. The chiffon is printed in sprays of red, blue and yellow flowers and fashioned into a sleeveless shift, with a flounce at the hipline coming to a peak in front, echoing the V-neckline. The hem has picot edging and dips down on each side.
TEXTILE TUESDAYS: Each Tuesday we post a piece from the Charleston Museum's textile collection. Some items have been on exhibit, some will eventually be shown in our Historic Textiles Gallery and some may be just too fragile to display. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there's something in particular you'd like to see on TEXTILE TUESDAY! #TextileTuesday
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A springtime delight, this 1870s lavender silk moiré bodice is beautifully ornamented with embroidered eyelet and lavender chenille. The front opening is covered with ruched cream chiffon. Lined with lavender taffeta, it has 15 encased stays along with a white ribbon inner waistband, bearing a label from M. O'Brien / Robes / 266 West 38th St., N.Y. Most likely, the bodice had a matching skirt. It was probably worn by Gertrude Ellen Dupuy Sanford (1841-1902).
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This lovely lavender print crepe dress would be perfect for a warm summery event. It is a Martha Manning Original, worn by Ruth Holmes Walker Gadsden (1895-1980) of Summerville in the 1940s. The dress has a v-neckline that buttons up the front, though unfortunately the buttons are all missing. There is a stitched waistline and a gently pleated skirt. Tucking on the shoulders, back and sleeves provides gentle shaping.
Martha Manning was a clothing manufacturer based in St. Louis from 1939. Their dress factory was in nearby Collinsville, IL. A 1946 advertisement states: "Martha Manning Originals are scientifically fashioned to wish away pounds and years. You appear taller, slimmer, lovelier… the you, you want to be, in a Martha Manning."
TEXTILE TUESDAYS: Each Tuesday we post a piece from the Charleston Museum's textile collection. Some items have been on exhibit, some will eventually be shown in our Historic Textiles Gallery and some may be just too fragile to display. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there's something in particular you'd like to see on TEXTILE TUESDAY! #TextileTuesday
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Beautifully embroidered silk fabric is what makes this dress so special. Although the dress is styled to the 1830s, the fabric is probably 18th century French. It makes sense that such lovely fabric would be re-used in new garment to meet the changing fashion. All worked in silk using a tambour stitch, the bouquets of flowers are tied with a meandering ribbon. The dress has a scooped neckline, short sleeves with braid trim, and hooks and eyes to close the back opening. The full skirt is pleated in front and gathered in back. It was given to the Museum in 1940 by Katherine Felder Stewart, a descendant of Eliza Lucas Pinckney.
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April showers bring May flowers – and what a lot of flowers there are on this cotton voile dress from the 1960s. This explosion of color and print has a rounded scoop neckline with a ruffle, sewn waistline and matching belt, flared skirt of four bias panels and long sleeves. It is lined with white nylon. It was retailed at Rosalie Meyer's feminine apparel shop at 316 King Street. Rosalie (1902-1995) had managed the Charleston store of Mangel's clothing chain for years before she, with her husband, Henry J. Levinson, opened her own shop at 3 Liberty Street in 1949. At the time, she stated that her stock would be "strictly Charleston." She moved to 316 King Street in 1957, continuing to provide clothing and bridal offerings until 1980.
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This lovely knitted bag with beaded design probably dates to the 1920s. The shimmery beading resembles stylized peacock plumes, perhaps an Art Deco reinterpretation of the ever-popular feather. Beading creates loops for the drawstring handle. It is lined with green satin and may have been owned by Julia McIver Logan (1885-1923) of Charleston.
TEXTILE TUESDAYS: Each Tuesday we post a piece from the Charleston Museum's textile collection. Some items have been on exhibit, some will eventually be shown in our Historic Textiles Gallery and some may be just too fragile to display. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there's something in particular you'd like to see on TEXTILE TUESDAY! #TextileTuesday
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What better fashion for a lovely spring day in Charleston than a straw hat? Men and women, especially in a climate like Charleston's, have loved straw hats of all kinds. The man's boater was popular and stylish from the late 19th century well into the 1940s.
Our classic boater is a sharp Knox Fifth Avenue example with a wide blue striped ribbon band. It was worn in Charleston by George Stephen deMerell (1893-1989). Our collection also contains two additional men's boaters, both in very poor condition, but both with Charleston retailer labels. A. Beauregard Betancourt (1861-1944) began his haberdashery career with C. C. Plenge, the oldest hat store in South Carolina, at the corner of Broad & Church Streets. He bought the business in 1910, modernizing and improving over the years. The label is also stamped with the owner's name, R. B. Comar – for Robert B. Comar (1901-1976), who started as a shipping clerk and progressed to vice president of a steamship company in the 1930s. He probably wore this hat in the 1920s and 1930s.
Our other Charleston retailer label is from Berlin Bros. / Downtown / Clothiers & Furnishers / Charleston, S.C. Samuel and Benjamin Berlin took over the business (founded by their father Henry Berlinsky in 1883) in 1912, at the corner of King & Broad Streets. The store continues today as a premier shop for fine clothing. The hat was made by the Townsend Grace Company of New York & Baltimore. Founded in 1885, the company was one of three large straw hat makers in Baltimore, making it the Straw Hat Capitol of the U.S. in the 1920s. At that time the industry had over 3000 workers and produced three million straw hats annually.
Our ladies straw hat offering for spring is this wonderful woven corn shuck hat encircled with sprays of dried flowers and grasses. It too probably dates to the 1920s, with its deep, domed, close-fitting crown. It is lined with white silk.
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These fabulous French silk boots were the height of fashion in the 1870s. Bearing a label from "Gartrell / A La Providence / Rue St. Honoré / No. 359 Paris," they are made of finely ribbed silk with delicate lace trim. Each shoe has seven embossed pewter buttons, extending up over the ankle. The French heel is covered in the same white silk. Paris was the fashion hub of the world, with designers and specialty shoe establishments lining the Rue St. Honoré. Even today, it is probably the most fashionable street in the world, with many major houses and brands there.
These shoes were worn by Gertrude Ellen Dupuy Sanford (1841-1902) and were given to the Museum by her granddaughter, Gertrude Sanford Legendre in 1980.
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Decoding the complicated social etiquette of dating, this book is full of great advice for men with Asperger Syndrome (Autism Spectrum Disorder) who want to get out on the dating scene. Offering practical guidance and words of warning, the book demystifies the more baffling aspects of dating and how to take the step from dating to a relationship. more »2014, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
A simple picture book to teach boys and young men with autism or other special needs about masturbation and when and where it is appropriate. It also helps to introduce the concepts of public and private and to establish ground rules. more »2014, Hardback: £8.99/ $14.95
In this picture book, we join Tom as he is out and about and needs to use a public toilet. It provides parents and carers with the opportunity to teach boys and young men with autism and other special needs how to use urinals and cubicles safely and to understand the social etiquette. more »2014, Hardback: £8.99/ $14.95
This simple picture book follows Tom as he begins puberty. Designed to be read with boys with autism or other special needs, it provides the perfect starting point for parents and carers to discuss changes including new hair growth, deepening voice and wet dreams. more »2014, Hardback: £8.99/ $14.95
This ground-breaking book explores the problems that can arise surrounding the autism spectrum (ASD), sexuality and the law. Covering everything from how the ASD profile can affect sexual development to information about current laws, it is essential reading for parents of children with ASD, and mental health and legal professionals. more »2014, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95
A comprehensive, evidence-based curriculum with supporting materials for helping young people on the autism spectrum aged 11+ to understand and cope with the many challenges of adolescence, including the important issues of puberty, sexuality, relationships, gender identity, safety and self-care. more »2014, Paperback: £24.99/ $39.95
Children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) require specialized teaching strategies when learning about the body, sexuality, and relationships. This complete sex education resource provides practical teaching advice, activity ideas, and illustrated handouts geared towards the needs of children of all ages on the autism spectrum. more »2013, Paperback: £19.99/ $34.95
This honest and personal account is filled with practical tips and strategies for living a safe and independent life as a young woman on the autistic spectrum. It covers common areas of difficulty such as friendships, relationships and sex, alcohol and drugs, money and employment, and staying safe out and about, at home and online. more »2013, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
This handbook guides the reader through the process of teaching about sex and sexuality to people with severe autism. It deals with when, what and how to begin the process and addresses girls' and boys' issues, as well as physical changes and menstruation, public and private sexual behaviours, sexual abuse and reporting inappropriate touching. more »2013, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95
Aspie girls and women are incredibly vulnerable to having bad sexual experiences with men, whether or not they are interested in pursuing dating and sexual relationships. This must-read book spells out the unwritten safety rules around dating, relationships and sex, informing and empowering them to live full and independent lives while staying safe more »2012, Paperback: £12.99/ $19.95
Many Asperger men are confused and bewildered by women, dating and relationships and find it hard to know how to get it right. This practical handbook provides many of the answers to their key questions about women and dating, helping them to understand how to have successful relationships. more »2012, Paperback: £13.99/ $19.95
Rudy Simone covers 22 common areas of confusion for someone dating a female with AS, including advice from her own experience and that of other couples. She talks with humour and honesty about the little things that might be different from a relationship with a neurotypical woman and discusses first dates, sex, and even having children. more »2012, Paperback: £9.99/ $16.95
Packed with straightforward methods for coping and succeeding away from home, this book focuses on the particular needs of people with Asperger Syndrome, and covers every aspect of student life - from how to get up on time for lectures, to the art of living with other people and attending to the basics of personal health care. more »2010, Paperback: £9.99/ $17.95
Let's Talk Relationships offers a multitude of creative ways to get young people aged 13-19 talking about positive relationships, helping them to stay safe, healthy and happy. Ideal for groups or one-to-one work, this resource features over 90 tried and tested activities. more »2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95
Working with Young Men offers a wealth of positive group activities to engage, motivate and meet the needs of young men. Designed to help them improve their self-esteem and develop leadership skills, this book is full of fun and imaginative activities that explore issues such as anger, peer pressure, risk-taking and emotional health and well-being. more »2010, Paperback: £17.99/ $29.95


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- 3D Flex ankle hinge system articulates for lateral flex and greater agility; also reduces break-in period
- Polyurethane SBR Aircushion midsole absorbs shock and cushions long approaches and descents
- 8mm high density nylon insole with anti-torsion plate delivers underfoot support for negotiating uneven terrain and heavy loads
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Yes if you order the wrong size you can send them back and get a new pair. Or you could order both sizes you are unsure about and then send back the ones that don't fit. You can read more about BC's return policy here: http://www.backcountry.com/sc/returnguarantee
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The Karakorum are great boots. My pair are waterproof and warm, without defects, but I think that are not a mountaineering boots, however works great with crampons (I use it with BD sabre tooth clip) for glacier traveling and moderates slopes, so I prefer use the Karakorum boot for hard hiking in the mountains.
These boots are very comfortables and don't need breaking in period, I used it for fist time in a 40 miles hiking (with glacier and rock paths) and my feet feel great all time.
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We try to be pretty transparent with our sizing charts listed by the Add To Cart button; if you ever need to check. These in size 10 should be about a 43 EU size.
Wild Fire Fightin' Boots
Annalee Morris
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift
- Fit: True to size
I got these for my bestie who's fighting wildland fires for Utah County this summer. They're super comfortable from day one, no uncomfortable break in period. Little bit hot in the summer, especially trampin around fires, but he can't wait to try them out with some crampons for some winter adventures when fire season ends. For sizing, they were pretty true to size, he's got an avg width foot, size 9 and he got the 42's.
La Sportiva Karakorum Mountaineering
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La Sportiva Karakorum
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Bought these boots for a spring backpacking trip in the Sierras. I got to use them for the first time a few days ago on a winter hike up Mt. Chocorua. They kept my feet toasty warm (it was mid 20's and I ended up wishing I had lighter socks because my feet were over-heating a little bit). I hiked 7.5 miles right out of the box with no blisters and not a single hot-spot.Not bad for such a stiff shoe. They worked well with the BD Contact Crampon Clip (I wear a 45.5 and they were right at the upper range of the crampon).
I water-proffed the leather with Nikwax before use. With temps below freezing I would have been worried if I had issues with waterproofness. I will have to report back when I use them in warmer conditions.
My only complaint is fit and this is really specific to my foot. They are low-volume boots. I have what I would consider a normal or medium width foot. I ended up having to go up about half a size from what is my true shoe size. As I said above I remained blister free. I did, however, find that when I went on to the front point my heel raised quite a bit. I had not experienced this when I walked on an incline slope without crampons so it came as a bit of a surprise. Not terrible for me since my primary use is backpacking and hiking, but worth keeping in mind if you have wider feet.
La Sportiva - Karakorum
I did some research before buying these boots. I had my foot measured twice, just to make sure, on the Brannock scale and visited the La Sportiva website which recommends buying 1/2 size larger. I followed their advice and the boots came in perfect. I took out the factory inserts, put my own in and have accumulated a little over 400 miles in them, hiking,on and off trail, climbing, post holeing through snow and snowshoeing. The website said to Nikwax them after a hard day, which I have, about 3 times now, and have had no problems with leaks. They walk great and feel like slippers to me now which, I'm sure, is due to a lot of use. All in all I feel like they are a great all around boot, great fit, very supportive and a terrific value for the money. I would highly recommend them to a friend but with the understanding they make sure of the fit - but that is critical no matter which boots you buy.
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What are the differences between this and the glacier boot?
Gone Fishing
I feel this is more of a heavy duty backpacking and light mountaineering boot where the Glacier has more flex and is geared toward heavy backpacking with some ice travel thrown in. They both weigh about the same.
This boot is stiffer and will need a break-in period where as the Glacier should break in quickly.
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Sean Lowther
I use these boots for General Mountaineering around south central Alaska. I climb peaks in the winter here, and yes it can be cold, and if anything I find these boots to be very warm, even for Alaska winters. Each person has different temps and comforts, for me these work fine! These replaced a pair of Asolo Alpinist boots, which last 3 years of intense use. My crampons go on these with no problems, snow shoes attach fine, and what I like about these is they dont have a lot of seams on the instep mid boot to break scrambling up long scree fields (the problem I had with my Asolo boots, constant cobbler repairs). Bottom Line these boots have functioned well for me, but then again I just climb mountains here in Alaska with them, in the Fall and WInter and Spring, not sure how that translates to what others are doing with them?
Great stylin boots that does the job - strong,takes a bit to break in but after that they perform really well
First warning: If you're looking at purchasing a "mountaineering boot", then I hope you have some experience in this genre of footwear and know what you're getting into. These are not wear out of the box shoes and take quite a bit of time to break in. I've been working in them for 6 months and have probably logged 40-50 miles and they are just now starting to get "comfortable".
Second Warning: These are NOT mountaineering boots...although modern crampon compatible and imbedded with a 3/4 nylon shank, the nylon fabric heel backing (which adds increased comfort when walking) limits the environments you can take this boot into. Additionally, the leather, until treated, is still water permiable. When treated, you lose the breathability of leather and your feet will heat up more quickly. The reality is these boots are simply heavy weight hiker/ backpackers with fantastic ankle support and limited environment application.
My assesment: These boots run narrow in my opinion (I have a pretty regular size 11-11.5/ 45EU foot with no arch dramas). I've tried a variety of replacement insoles and found that Superfeet take up far too much room and my foot felt incredibly cramped. Go with a very low pro insole and stick to lightweight hiker socks to get the best fit...these boots, after all, are not meant for winter weather. It will take time for your foot to get use to this heavy duty boot. Good overall traction across a variety of environments and I haven't had any of the problems previously listed with sole/ rubber separation. If La Spotivas are your flavor, this can be a good boot with LIMITED application. If you are looking for a heavy weight hiking/ backpacking boot with crampon capability and more water resistance, I would recommend looking into the Scarpa Barun GTX, Asolo (best for wider feet) or exploring some of the other La Sportiva models.
Shockingly inconsistent
I'll start out by saying I have owned many pairs of La Sportiva boots and love them (but, unfortunately, I only get a couple hundred miles out of each one, so they get replaced every couple years). I've had the now-discontinued Glacier EVOs for the past few years, and the LS people told me the Karakorum boot was most comparable. I am now boxing up the third pair I have bought from this site and I'm giving up.
The first pair of boots (a size 45.5) I sent back because they were a little snug, but more importantly, because the rubber stuff on the side of the boot was delaminating right out of the box. I decided to go with a size 46 for the replacement. I didn't see anything defective per se, but this boot was noticeably smaller than the 45.5 -- my toes actually jammed into the front of the "bigger boot" but not the smaller.
Soo, I decided I'd take a shot at the 46.5s -- since the sizing just seemed like guesswork anyway. The fit was perfect; the product was not. The left boot was fine: placed on a flat surface it sits flat and is stable. The right boot does not -- it tips significantly towards the left front of the boot which creates a very awkward rocking motion that would be a knee killer on a long backpacking trip (and probably on a short hike for that matter). It also makes for a very odd feeling given the contrast with how the left boot feels. The tread itself looks fine -- there is no noticeable tread missing and no wear, so assume the problem must be with how the boot was attached to the sole, but who knows.
One thing for sure, I do not think La Sportiva is manufacturing a product that can reliably be bought on-line these days, because you have to inspect every boot for defects and because the sizing is so unreliable.
King's Peak-Utah
Wore these boots to the top of the highest peak in Utah. 13.5k feet and they were great!
Amazing Boots!
These are the best boots I have ever owned. I have always loved La Sportiva boots and have previously owned several pairs of the Glacier Boot. The Karakorum boot is far more comfortable and provides exceptional support for any type of hiking or climbing that I have done. I have put over 300 miles on these boots in the past 2 years and have summited over 20 peaks in the Wasatch and Uinta Ranges in Utah. They handle everything from class 1 to class 5 pitches with ease. Sole is great, leather still shows no sign of wear, waterproof, warm but not hot, and I have yet to ever get a single bilster or hot spot. These are the best summer trekking and climbing boot on the market.
Killer boots
Absolutely great I have had 5 different pairs of lasportiva boots and these work great for light mountaineering heavy hiking feel very supportive but comfortable and work great on rocky shale Perfect for spring & fall when I don't need a full on mountaineering boot might order another pair just to have for backup
Very nice all-rounder
Dan Dittmar
The quality of these boots in my experience is fantastic. They are made of first quality materials and it shows. I see how labeling them as a 'mountaineering' boot has caused some confusion though. They will not keep you as warm or dry as a super high tech boot. That being said, I have done glacier climbs in above and bellow freezing temps and have still been dry after ten hours. They are VERY water resistant for being non GTX and you get the added benefit of a faster dry time and breath-ability if they do get wet. They accept crampons decently too. In my view this is a quiver of one type boot. It hikes very well, is stable, has good water properties, and can handle some mild climbing as well- not to mention the design looks fantastic in person. I use nixwax on mine and it has worked very nicely. For more intense alpine use I'd look to the Nepal EVO's.
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These seem like good boots but they're no replacement for the glacier evos.
I'm looking at buying a pair of La Sportiva...
I'm looking at buying a pair of La Sportiva mountaineering boots that I could also hike/backpack in, but need some wisdom.
I have a long arch, wear custom-made orthotics and weigh in the 165 lb. range. I live in Utah and would like something I could use except in the deepest of winter.
There are several models of La Sportiva available (Glacier, Makalu, Karakorum...).
Any suggestions?
I have worn La Sportiva Makalus on backcountry trips in Utah, California, etc. and they have worked really well for me. These aren't light-weight boots for fast-packing, but top-quality boots for rugged terrain. I originally purchased a pair of Glaciers and a pair of Makalus at the same time to compare, and even though the Makalus are a little heavier, they were more comfortable. The Glaciers were sent back. You are lucky to live in UT, fantastic hiking there.
I'd go with the Maks. They'll hold up to anything you put them through, even in winter. You mentioned a long arch and custom orthos. Long arches need extra support. The Maks have a steel shank for added support ESPECIALLY under heavy load. You'll find these boots stiff to bend, but once your feet are used to them you'll appreciate the flex back the steel shank gives you.


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That's perfectly normal in NY. Get a garage or a bumper guard if stuff like this upsets you. Be happy it wasn't a pickup with a towing ball in the back, that would give you something to be really upset about.And that camera is great, except it's inadmissible in any meaningful way, so ultimately a waste of money.
I do care about my car, which is why I have a garage and don't park on the street unless I really have to. When I didn't have a garage, I had bumper guards both front and back, simply because there is no way around people parking like that, and you can't spend your entire days hunting down assholes to key their cars.


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The G5 is a darn good processor--Intel chips run hot, drain a lot of power, and benchmark miserably against AMD chips. Intel's architecture is 'tired' not 'wired'. Now if Apple had gone with AMD dual-core, I'd be more interested earlier. But as it is, once the Intel line comes out, the G5 line will offer the better value I hope. Sure eventually, when the line has been Intel for several years, I'll have no choice but Intel. But for my next purchase cycle, it will be PPC. And not just because of hardware costs--I am sure there will be a big software cross-grade 'tax' for all Intel development for the apps I use: Photoshop, Lightwave, Final Cut Studio, MS Office, and others. I am not anxious to pay that tax any earlier than I have to. And I am pretty sure emulation-mode performance will absolutely suck for Final Cut and Lightwave rendering.
Intel 2006 looks more promising
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The Florida Pantehrs are expected to be one of the more active busy teams come free agency, which could mean that we might not see the majority of the team's pending unrestricted free agents come back next season.
According to Cap Geek, the Panthers have six pending free agents forwards in their organization.
The most notable is Scott Gomez, the team's most experienced forward last season. A veteran of 987-career games and 713-points, Gomez had to adapt to becoming the fourth, sometimes fifth center at times.
He did get the opportunity to play on the top line due to injuries and inconsistent play, but the fact is he is far from the player he once was. With the Panthers current depth at center it is hard to think of a scenario where he returns.
Krys Barch and Jesse Winchester are in interesting cases for the Panthers as they are the type of players Florida would like to keep but the number game might keep one or both from returning . I mentioned before the importance of keeping a strong, gritty fourth line together is important when building a team.
Look at what happened with the Pittsburgh Penguins this previous playoff series, they had no grit on the fourth line and when the going got rough – they couldn't get rough in return.
So bringing back either Barch or Winchester would be a big step in keeping intact a strong fourth line. More than that they earned a chance to return and play on a NHL roster again.
Jon Matsumoto, Greg Rallo and Mike Mancari are the other three unrestricted free agents in the Panthers' organization – all three depth options that aren't likely to return. Florida should get a surge of young forward in the minor league system and that should push out some of the veterans.
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"From the bottom of the ash I rose…"
Here's my fresh ink…hot off the needle!
Here's the story behind it:
Lotus flowers grow in muddy murky water, just like humans are born in a world where there is suffering. It slowly emerges, breaking the surface of the water, and then blooms beautifully while resting calmly. A white lotus flower refers to purity of the mind and the spirit.
The words surrounding my lotus flower are the beginning lyrics to the song "Save Me" by rapper Machine Gun Kelly. "From the bottom of the ash I rose…(to the top I go, where I'm from it's cold)."
Now, people who know me would never assume I listen to rap or hip-hop, nor would they assume I am the type of person to get some rap lyric tattooed on my body.
First off, I am not the type of person to be stuck into a box or to conform to some type of stereotype or preconceived idea of what people think or expect from me (um, hello, my blog title is "A Living Oxymoron"). I am a human being and I am far more complex than that.
Secondly, music is art, and it, too, is far more complex than being reduced to genres and labels. There is a lot of crap out there, there is a lot of music made for profit or to perpetuate a reputation or an image, but real music is too powerful to be bounded by stereotypes or genres or billboard charts or album sales. Real music MOVES you. Real music INSPIRES. MGK makes REAL music.
Finally, Machine Gun Kelly is way more than just another rapper, he is REAL; he is not only the realest rapper out there, he is one of the realest PEOPLE on this earth. He is authentic, he has character, he has integrity, he has PASSION. You can see it in his eyes, you can feel it in his music. He is an artist, a genius…incredibly under appreciated.
I have not latched on to something, felt so inspired, or been truly moved like I have since I discovered him. He represents a struggle I am SO familiar with; he understands what it is like to have SO much to offer, to know that what you are capable of is nothing short of amazing, but having no one listen to what you have to say, having no one truly understand what you're about, feeling like the world is not ready for what you are bringing. It takes a truly sublime person to stand up against that kind of struggle every day, it takes an even more courageous person to try and fight and push on anyways. Machine Gun Kelly does just that…and encourages his fans to do the same.
— Yasmin Mogahed
He sympathizes, he understands. He doesn't just stand up for the underdog, he stands with them. There just aren't people this real, this genuine, this authentic.
So yes, I got his lyrics tattooed on my body. They will be with me for life. And I am proud of that. I am proud to be a part of a movement that inspires people to be better than they were the day before. I am proud to be a person who stands up for what is right and what I believe in, above ALL else. I am proud to know there are people out there that aren't tainted by money and fame, people who don't give up on their morals, who are people of strong conviction, who continue to pursue the desires of their heart, no matter what society tells them or expects of them. I am proud to see people come together and not be driven apart.
This kind of belief is strong, it is powerful. Sometimes I feel it so strongly that I just want to shout it from the mountaintops, because it seems like no one else understands and it seem as if no one will listen. It feels so good to know I am not alone; it is so refreshing to be a part of something so pure, so beautiful, so wonderful.


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Tonight's game will go down as one that Florida and its fans would like to forget, but it's sure to stay in everyone's minds forever.
No. 1-seed Florida fell to the No. 7-seed UConn Huskies 63-53, eliminating it from the NCAA Tournament and dashing its national title hopes.
Patric Young won the jump ball for the Gators at the start of the game. Ten seconds in, the Gators scored off a 3-pointer by Michael Frazier, who was assisted by Scottie Wilbekin.
That play was one of the few positives in their respective performances that the two guards could boast about, because they would end the game combining for seven points and four of 11 Gator turnovers.
SEC Player of the Year Wilbekin had come off a career-high 23-point game against Dayton, and Frazier had been knocking down threes left and right.
But the key word there is "had." The two failed to perform in a game when they needed to most. Patric Young and Casey Prather carried their weight with 19 and 15 points respectively, most and second-most for the Gators.
The other big problem Florida (36-3) struggled with tonight was defense. Shabazz Napier was the deciding factor in the Dec. 2 one-point loss to UConn (31-8), but tonight DeAndre Daniels was the Husky thorn in the Gators' side. He scored 20 points and recorded 10 of UConn's 28 rebounds.
The Gators could not stop the momentum that was the UConn Huskies tonight. Florida started out the game 16-4, but the Huskies responded with two 3-pointers from Daniels that put them on a run the Gators couldn't handle.
Florida let 24 of 43 UConn shots fall, which measures out to a 55.8 shooting percentage. The Gators normally allowed only 39.9 percent.
In the end, UConn had Florida's number this season, handing the Gators two of their three losses. Florida is now included among the four teams that came into the Final Four with 30-plus game winning streaks and failed to win national titles (1998-99 Duke, 1990-91 UNLV and 1978-79 Indiana State).
Florida ends its season with a 36-3 record, 19-0 SEC record, SEC regular season title, SEC Tournament title and a Final Four appearance. Scottie Wilbekin, Casey Prather, Will Yeguete and Patric Young's careers as Gators are over.
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The Jets and Indianapolis Colts are very similar. Both have explosive, talented quarterbacks, solid running backs and the potential to have an juggernaut offense. Each team is young defensively and looking for leaders to emerge. The two teams meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. for a preseason contest.
The Jets and Indianapolis Colts are very similar. Both have explosive, talented quarterbacks, solid running backs and the potential to have an juggernaut offense. Each team is young defensively and looking for leaders to emerge. The two teams meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. for a preseason contest.
While the Colts lead the all-time series, 39-27, the teams have never met before in the preseason. Last year when the two teams met, the Colts won in a shootout, 38-31 despite missing five starters. Head Coach Herman Edwards is hoping for more of a defensive battle this time around.
The last time we played them (Indianapolis), I dont think they punted, said the Coach. I think maybe we punted once. I remember Tony (Dungy) and myself after the game; we said we set football back a hundred years on defense. We call ourselves defensive coaches. That ball was going back and forth the whole game.
As most know, the two head coaches are good friends as Edwards served as asst. head coach/defensive backs coach under Tony Dungy at Tampa Bay. Edwards talked about coaching against Dungy.
Its fun, especially now because its the preseason and you know what it is, said Edwards. The families can watch it together and all that kind of stuff. Theyre talking on the phone all week. Its always hard playing your friend. Were really close and I think a lot of people know that. The guy means a lot to me as a coach and a person.
Most of the Jets starters only played a series or two last week in the loss to New Orleans but Edwards said this week, they will play well into the second quarter and maybe even the entire half.
After starting QB Chad Pennington is finished leading the offense, QB Ricky Ray will take the majority of the snaps. Ray did not look good last week against New Orleans, only completing six of 16 passes and throwing an interception. However, with the injury to QB Brooks Bollinger against New Orleans, and Bollinger out this week, the number two job falls in the hands of Ray.
The former CFL star talked about how to gain the teams confidence.
It comes with playing, said Ray. You have to get out there in game situations and prove to them that you can move the ball up and down the field and get the job done. That is something you have to earn. You cant just walk into the huddle and get that from those guys. You have to go out there and earn it and show them that you can be a good player and a confident player.
RB Curtis Martin has been very vocal about his expectations of at least getting 1,500 yards this season. Martin has typically gotten off to slow starts and one of the themes of preseason is getting Martin carries. Expect Martin to get several more than the three carries he received last week.
Columbia graduate RB Johnathan Reese has been very impressive in training camp. Reese should see plenty of action against the Colts. Resses stock has climbed significantly this camp and if he ultimately does not find a home with the Jets its a good bet that another NFL team will retain his services. Head Coach Herman Edwards talked about Reese.
I think all he is doing is really showcasing himself as a player, really not only to us, but to other teams that watch the preseason, the Head Coach said. I think he is a guy that can play in this League. I really believe he is a different player than he was two years ago. He has a lot of confidence. He is a tough guy and he can make yards for you.
With WRs Santana Moss and Wayne Chrebet sitting out with injuries, rookie WR Jerricho Cotchery should see plenty of action. Cotchery impressed against the Saints, catching 3 balls for 50 yards. Cotchery has carried that performance over into practice this week and as Edwards would say, has been flashing.
A rookie who had a good week of practice is rookie CB Derrick Strait. Strait, from Oklahoma, will also get plenty of playing time as CB Ray Mickens sits out with a knee injury. Strait talked about the challenge of matching up against Colts QB Peyton Manning.
It is a great challenge, the former Sooner said. He is a great quarterback and he changes a lot of things so you just have to be on point with all of the defensive calls. It is going to be a great learning experience because if you do any kind of little thing wrong, then he is going to exploit it and make you pay for it.
Defensive Coordinator Donnie Henderson has the challenge of trying to have his defense stop the high powered Colts offense. Henderson talked about staying in the nickel position against the Colts three-wide offense.
Based on what they do we're going to probably be in a lot of match-up, three-wide, nickel, those things, the DC said. But I still will have to play a little bit of base because I don't want to get into a run and shoot game where they run us down. Obviously, we have some guys hurt in our nickel position, so that creates a little bit of a problem with Ray (Mickens) being down. Derrick (Strait) will be fine in there, but what you don't want to do is give Derrick all those reps and first thing you know, he's got 70 reps in the second preseason game so you don't want that. So I got to make sure I have the ability to know who is on the field and be able to put us in a pretty good base call too.
One of the veteran players the fans will be eager to see is S Reggie Tongue, who returned to practice Wednesday after missing most of training camp with a calf injury. Edwards talked about how much Tongue will play.
Hell probably play about 15 plays, no more than 20, Edwards said. Were just trying to get him back where hes feeling comfortable out there in a game. I think hes looking forward to it. Hes been out a long time. It seems like all of a sudden, and I think he wants to get back to playing. Tongue is still getting his speed and timing back. Being there and looking-I don't want to say I'm used to the speed-but it's different watching and actually being in it and going through it., the veteran safety said. The steps, your timing, your reads, it's all a chemistry deal within your momentum. That's kind of off when you first jump back in there.
Special teams coach Mike Westhoff has not been pleased with his kick return or coverage units and will see who stands out. It will be the difference for many players between making the team and being cut. With P Toby Gowin only holding, and not kicking, expect newly re-signed P Brian Simnjanovski to see a lot of action. Simnjanovski, who had one punt for 13 yards last gets a second chance do to the Gowin injury. It will be the second straight week for K Doug Brien against a former team as Brien played three games for the Colts in 2001.
The Colts opened preseason with a comeback 21-17 win at San Diego last week. In the game, 10 different receivers caught passes. The Colts showed they have more offensive weapons than just talented Marvin Harrison.
While the Colts offense is very potent, their defense is very young. Dungy was not pleased with the missed tackling against the Chargers and hopes for better results this week. Gone on defense are end Chad Bratzke, linebacker Marcus Washington, and cornerbacks Walt Harris and David Macklin. Bratzke was the leader on the field and in the locker room. Nick Harper is the only CB with NFL experience. DE Dwight Freeney may be the player to emerge as a leader and talked about how to be a team leader. You can lead in so many ways, the former Syracuse star said. You can be a vocal leader. You can try to get everybody motivated, or you can be a guy who leads by actions, or you can be both. Im more of an action guy.
INJURY REPORT: WR Santana Moss is now out for Saturday. P Toby Gowin will hold, but not kick.
The following is the current status of the teams injured players and their projected status for the preseason game at Indianapolis.
-RB Josh Davis (Torn ACL): Out for Season.
-P Toby Gowin (Groin): Day to day. Questionable for Saturday.
-WR Lawrence Hamilton (Undisclosed): Day to day. Status for Saturday unknown.
-WR Wayne Chrebet (Quad): Day to day. Out for Saturday.
--CB Ray Mickens (Knee): Out at least a week. Out for Saturday.
-WR Santana Moss (Hamstring): Limited activity. Out for Saturday.
-QB Brooks Bollinger (Knee): Out at least a week.. Out for Saturday.
-S Reggie Tongue (Calf): Limited activity. Probable for Saturday.
-DE Joey Evans (Foot): Day to day. Out for Saturday.
-RB Derrick Ward (High Ankle Sprain): 1 week or more. Out for Saturday.
--RB B.J. Askew (Shoulder): Day to day. Out for Saturday.
-LB Wes Bautovich (Thigh): Day to day. Questionable for Saturday.
The game begins at 8PM on Saturday and will be broadcast nationally on ESPN. The next practice open to the public will be at 3:30 PM on Monday. Be sure to log on to Jets Insider.com often for all of the latest training camp news and reports.


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Bimini Bay was supposed to be a world-class vacation resort, with a water park, clubhouse and 360 town homes just a few miles from Walt Disney World.
But the water park is a ditch of red dirt and weeds, the clubhouse is half-built and exposed to the elements, mounds of soggy mattresses are heaped behind the clubhouse, and only 215 town homes have been built.
Bimini Bay's problems run deeper than that, however. Residents complain that developer David Meadows hasn't lived up to his promises and is now slapping them with fines and liens they say are unwarranted. Meanwhile, they say, he is paying himself large management fees to operate the partially built community.
The Florida Attorney General's Office has received dozens of complaints about the development, ranging from unkept promises made by the developer to unsubstantiated fines levied by his homeowners' association. The development company run by Meadows is one of Polk County's top 10 property-tax scofflaws, owing more than $300,000 on Bimini Bay property. Meadows' Bimini-related utility has been faulted by the state Public Service Commission for shoddy water-and-sewer service and fined by the federal government for safety hazards, and he faces a lien for more than $300,000 from the Internal Revenue Service.
Bimini Bay is an extreme example of a problem that has festered in Florida since the real-estate bust and the 2007-09 recession. As home sales ground to a halt, prices plummeted and foreclosures mounted, some cash-strapped developers halted construction, cut costs and began looking for alternative revenue to keep their projects afloat.
Meadows, in a recent interview, defended his management of Bimini Bay and said its homeowners' association is on the verge of bankruptcy because expenses are outstripping revenues.
"You have to make money to pay money," he said.
Yet according to documents produced by the homeowners' association, which Meadows' development company still controls through ownership of lots and unsold town homes, the association's revenue has grown 20-fold from 2005 through 2010 — mostly through fees and fines levied against residents and absentee owners — and it has generated surpluses totaling $800,000 during that time.
The same documents also show that Meadows' management fees for running the association have jumped from $25,000 a year in 2008 to more than $350,000 last year.
Meadows, a longtime Central Florida homebuilder, said the association he controls has gotten more aggressive about issuing fines for rule violations in the subdivision. And he acknowledged he has begun charging more to manage Bimini Bay, saying it has become very time-consuming. But he questioned the accuracy of the revenue and surplus figures in the HOA's records, even though he controls the association.
'Don't have any amenities'
New York resident Lisa Buhrmeister bought a town home in Bimini Bay six years ago for $215,000. Similar units nearby have sold recently for less than $50,000.
"We don't have any amenities," she said. "We don't even have lawn maintenance or security."
These days, Buhrmeister and Bimini Bay's other residents — many of them long-term renters — look out their town-home windows at weed-choked backyards. The common areas in front of some of their units have holes in the ground because, residents say, workers dug up the shrubbery for replanting in front of some of the dozens of town homes that Meadows' development company owns and has on the market for sale or rent.
At least one street in the development has no mailboxes, while others have community boxes that leak, so letters get soaked by rain. And the post office refuses to deliver mail to homes on certain streets.
Meadows, who lives in a multimillion-dollar estate home in Seminole County's gated Heathrow community, acknowledged reducing Bimini Bay's maintenance staff and dropping the homeowners' association's insurance policy to save money. Meanwhile, residents complain of increases in their association fees and the widespread use of association fines and liens to generate added income — 70 percent of the units, for example, have been hit by liens filed by Meadows, his association or one of his corporate entities.
In some cases, the fees, fines and liens have forced town-home owners into foreclosure, according to some owners and lawyers representing them. A lawsuit filed in September by a group of Bimini Bay owners accuses Meadows' development company of manufacturing violations so he can levy fines and attempt to force tenants into paying them under threat of eviction.
Association records supplied by Meadows' lawyer to an attorney representing the residents show that fines and fees are, indeed, a big reason the community association's revenue has grown from $51,849 in 2005 to $1 million last year. Charges and interest on late fees, for example, jumped from $36,255 to $216,419 during that time; legal-collection fees rose from $69,687 to $183,212; and eviction-notice revenue grew from nothing to $32,495.
"You get fined $100 a day for having a satellite dish, even when you don't have one," said Cathi Mead, who lives in a Bimini Bay town home purchased for her by her son two years ago. "He is absolutely trying to push people into foreclosure."
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Town-home resident Cathi Mead discusses the partially built clubhouse behind her at Bimini Bay near Disney World earlier this year. (Josha C. Cruey, Orlando Sentinel / June 29, 2011)
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The Mailbox Project
- Wednesday, January 28, 2004
Everyone would agree "You've got mail" are sweet words to our ears. In these email days the social grace of letter writing has almost faded into oblivion. How long has it been since you found a nice long letter in your mailbox, words from a dear friend or relative? A letter says of itself that the writer thought of you and thought it worth his time to communicate. I love to receive a letter and savor each line and reread them. Letters are rare and our society as a whole is poorer for this loss. When a student learns to write letters he gains a skill that will be of benefit to him all his life. Every child should learn the basic forms of letter and how to address and mail an envelope. Furthermore, this study may also help to inspire the reluctant writer.
Letter writing is no longer a necessity, seeming to be outmoded by telephone and Internet communication. Yet, a student can find an outlet and positive writing experiences outside the textbook realm with "snail mail". Letter writing is a real life activity, giving the pupil an opportunity to realize a purpose in his learning.
Be forewarned that few people will respond to a letter. However, getting occasional free stuff, or a rare personal epistle addressed to himself, is a wonderful reinforcement for the writer. The best chance of assuring your student some return mail is to find a pen pal (such as a grandparent, for example) who will agree to correspond regularly.
I began my project by collecting materials that I thought would encourage my eight and nine year old boys to write. At the Dollar store I picked up blank greeting cards and some stationery with frogs and sailboats. The post office sells many fun, collectable stamps, post cards and stationery. (Be careful to purchase postcard stamps also.) A local tourist stop had postcards with pictures of our locality. Next, we collected pencils, pens and colored ink pens. We also purchased lined, neon-colored paper with matching envelopes, some stencils, as well as packages of stickers. As we gathered our supplies, the boys became more interested. You may add address labels, but it never hurts a student to practice writing his own address. We also purchased an address book for each student and had him copy into it the addresses of family and friends that he planned to write to.
We began with the friendly letter. The boys chose to write to their grandpa about a fishing trip they had been on. The greatest motivation for letter writing is to receive one in return. Therefore, encourage the students to write to someone who is likely to respond. Next, try some note cards and send post cards to some friends. Later, the student will write a business letter. I used the book, The First Book of Letter Writing by Helen Jacobson and Florence Mischel. Simple books on letter writing should be readily available at your local library.
Teach your students the following parts of a friendly letter:
- Heading (consists of the writer's address and the date)
- Salutation (friendly greeting, usually dear and the person's first name
- Body of letter
- Closing (casual, such as Love, Your friend, or Yours,)
- Signature
- Postscript (P.S., meaning "after something written")
You can also teach your students some of the basic guidelines for a good letter:
- Tell about what's happening.
- Use descriptive details.
- Converse Freely. Be yourself.
- Don't use the word "I" too much.
- Ask questions that show an interest in the person you are writing to.
- Leave clues as to your interests.
With the letter mailing, the student learns to write his return address, and where and how to place the stamps and addresses. As he writes, he can collect new addresses in his personal address book.
A good way to write letters (and teach etiquette at the same time) is to practice the thank you note. When we had birthday parties, we filled out invitations and later thank you notes for gifts and even for attending. A thank you note can be for any reason—"You made my day." "You make me happy." "You are a special friend." etc.
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"The fact that there is still a video game call "Killzone," and that Sony felt confident enough in it to launch one of its most important products of the past decade with something called "Killzone," shows how little the game industry has grown creatively."
Asteroid, Pong, Wolfenstein 3D, Choplifter, ad infinitum. The same movies keep getting remade too. There's nothing new under the sun…just new ways of displaying it.
The title of this article has nothing to do with the article itself. Question unanswered.
Matt, Killzone may be a launch title, but this generation promises a wide range of new experiences due to the use of indie developers. Give it time… the last generation gave us a number of unique gems that I'll probably be playing for years to come.
Great Headline, except you didn't attempt to answer the question posed in the headline.
What a snooty and poorly researched article. Because there's one game out of a small launch library called "Killzone", suddenly the consoles are doomed to a library of nothing but bro-tastic shoot-em-up killfests? Have you even paid attention to the focus that Sony has been putting on indies? Or stuff like "The Witness"? Or actually well written games like "The Last of Us"?
Great article! I completely agree with you about how "killzone' being a launch title is kind of disappointing. I also think that the camera functionality is actually the key to the next gen systems and that gaming will become something that all members of the family can enjoy together rather than 'killizoning' off everyone. Great article!
Pointless.You can't buy one. They are sold out everywhere.
Good points in the article. I see there is at least on Sony fanboy (Jack) whose feelings are hurt because the author didnt praise Sony as being the greatest gaming company ever to exist. LOL
As someone else stated earlier… you cant buy one right now so why debate on whether or not to get one on Black Friday…… that's like asking if I should date a supermodel or wait for my soul mate… I'm never going to attract a super model so the question is obsolete!!!!!!
Yeah it is not a good time to buy either.
Both have manufacturing issues that will be ironed out along with the reports of chinese student workers intentionally sabotaging a few units when forced to work to complete their previous 6months worth of courses.
The games are all yearly stuff that doesn't even require the power of the ps4 or they are indie games which again don't really require what you are paying for. There are better games coming out on the PS3 still or that recently launched like GTA V.
"Killzone: Shadowfall (a bland first-person shooter)"
Yes, good luck finding anything interesting about the single player campaign of multiplayer-focused series.
PC master race reporting in. You have failed to answer the question you posed in the headline. Also, this article reeks of pro-Microsoft bias. It would be nice to actually find a truly impartial article on this topic, but most of what I have seen falls into the "pro-Sony" or "pro-Microsoft" category. Please someone just give some honest advice.
(Sniffing) I smell an Xbox Fanboy.
It's obvious the author has a pro-Microsoft bias. After blasting Sony over Killzone, is odd he fails to mention that it is SNE, not MSFT, who is establishing meaningful relationships with new creators and new development studios. That was apparent at E3 2013 where Indie developers continued to choose PlayStation over the Xbox. In fact, during the last generation, MSFT's offering were mostly FPS (first person shooters); maybe, with the integrated Kinect, we'll finally see some more imaginative titles.
really, your one "redeeming" game for the next gen systems is "Zoo Tycoon"? yet you bash games like "Killzone" for being bland… but put that asside, you never answered the question that the headline mentioned, terribly written artlcle that doesn't even come close to actually meaning anything.
The new Killzone is pure eye-candy-bliss, very beautiful game. Lots of journalists pretend to say when the best time to buy a console is, and usually it's 'wait for the great games' advice, but dang, if you don't buy it, they won't make games for it…. so you know if you're a gamer or not. And if you are, it's console launch time baby, this is our Superbowl. Buy the system you want, and long live the game industry.
Killzone: SF was hardly "panned by critics."
couldnt the author of just typed yes or no
hey buddy, why even pose the question if you're not even gonna answer it? this article sounds kinda one-sided , So hows your Xbox dumb ass?
That's not very nice guys. lmao Killzone is amazing, I have no clue what I am talking about. I bash and thrash and kick a little ass.
So, is this week the right or wrong time to buy a next-gen console? Since the author of this article posed the question and had no input to either, what do you all think?
Any time's the wrong time to buy a PS4 or Xbox One! WiiU WiiU WiiU.
Forza5 is cool
I think I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue!
Is the Saturday after the wrong time to keep an article about Black Friday on the front page?
Anybody else NOT work in retail and didn't have to work on black Friday? CAN I GET A HEY OH!?
Like you would be able to find one. Also great time to buy the PS4 not the Xbone.
killzone wasnt panned lol. Also if you actually researched sony's studios you would know they foster great creativity that doesnt always deliver profits. Look up puppeteer on ps3. Also the sony development teams who havent announced games have great potential for the ps4. Naughty Dog and Santa Monica chief among them. might as well get the system know. price wont drop for ps4 until a major overhaul down the road
Is it me, or does the writer seem to be a hater of the new consoles in general? Very aggressive word choice and sentence structure. Very backhanded compliments, and highly critical.
I'm not a fan of them, but he almost comes across a video game hater in general. Hard to please…I don't come to this site, and not sure if I will again.
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Politics and policy from inside Washington
US Chamber of Commerce and climate change
OK, here is the USCOC's basic position on climate change from recent congressional testimony:
The Chamber supports the goals of the Committee to lower concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, become more energy efficient, and incentivize "green" energy technologies. The Chamber does not categorically support or oppose approaches such as cap and trade or carbon tax, but rather measures all climate legislation on a bill-by-bill basis against five core principles: any legislation or regulation introduced must (1) preserve American jobs and competitiveness of U.S. industry; (2) provide an international solution that includes developing nations; (3) promote accelerated development and deployment of greenhouse gas reduction technology; (4) reduce barriers to the development of climate-friendly energy sources; and (5) promote energy conservation and efficiency.
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Doctor who meme | [2/6] companions → Rory williams
You know when sometimes you meet someone so beautiful - and then you actually talk to them and five minutes later they're as dull as a brick; but then there's other people. And you meet them and you think, 'Not bad, they're okay,' and when you get to know them … their face just, sort of, becomes them, like their personality's written all over it, and they just - they turn into something so beautiful. Rory's the most beautiful man I've ever met.


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2014 Summer Robotic Camps
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FLATE is now accepting applications for the ALL NEW EV3 Robotics Camp.
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Here are the dates:
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- July 28 – High School
These camps capture the interest of middle and high school students by following the current trend of robotic applications used throughout manufacturing industry. The curriculum is a mixture of Lego educational materials, STEM subjects and modern manufacturing information conducted in an environment of competitive problem solving. The campers develop a knowledge base of modern manufacturing, robotics design and programming while adding to team building experiences.
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Airport project scheduled for summerBy Gordon Dritschilo
Staff Writer | February 07,2013Work around the runway at the Rutland airport is slated for the summer.
The proposed FY 2014 budget includes $5,360,000 for the expansion of the runway safety area and associated relocation of Airport Road. The project will provide more flat terrain surrounding the runway.
"If a plane lands long — or short — this level turf provides a safe area for the plane to come to a rest with minimal structure damage," said Jason Owen, project manager for the Vermont Agency of Transportation.
The change brings the airport closer to FAA design standards, Owen said, and should help upgrade the airport's safety rating from "fair" to "excellent."
"In a perfect world, in airports like Rutland, they would like 1,000 feet," he said. "That's not practical, but we're going to double what's there. Right now, it's about 300 feet and we're going to make it 600 feet."
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