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On Jan. 23 I turned 40 years old, not really something I felt like celebrating. I had plans with a friend to take off of work and spend the day shopping in Sacramento, just the two of us. What I didn't know was my husband of 10 years, Joe, had been planning the surprise of a lifetime. The following is my account of months of his careful planning:
The morning of my birthday, the husband and our two children surprised me with a gift certificate for lunch at Joe's Crab Shack in Sacramento, one of my favorite places to eat. So my friend Erika and I dropped the kids at school and took off for our day of fun. She insisted on driving her Suburban although I had offered to take my new car on our little road trip.
We spent the drive chatting and laughing at the constant pings from Facebook notifications, texts and phone calls at occur on one's birthday.
We arrived at Ikea and spent hours wandering the Swedish wonderland. At around 1 p.m. Erika started hinting that she was starving so we finished our shopping and left for Joe's Crab Shack.
We arrived and were seated at a small table by the window. I perused the menu while she used the restroom. After she returned, I was explaining the joys of eating at Joe's when I felt a tab on my shoulder.
It was my husband! He said, "I won't go to Ikea, but I will meet you for lunch on your birthday." We laughed and I thought it odd but cool that he'd drive all the way down for lunch.
I asked him to sit down at the table several times but he stepped back and was dealing with what I thought must have been a work issue on his phone. He had also dropped two gifts at the table.
Then my cell phone rang. I checked at it saw it was my best friend from high school calling. I looked up and they said it was fine, to go ahead and take the call.
I answered and my dearest friend of 23 years was on the line telling me happy birthday and asking me what I was up to. We went to high school together and she now lives in Washington state.
Due to her vision disability and her husband's chronic illness she is not able to travel much. The last time I saw her was three years ago when we met in South Lake Tahoe, our old stomping grounds.
Our phone conversation was odd and disjointed as she kept being interrupted by her husband, or so she said. The next thing I know I hear her in stereo and I glance up to see her approaching the table.
I was so overcome with emotion that my dear friend, sister, confidant was standing there, right there in the flesh I just started crying my eyes out. I stood on legs I did not trust as my whole body shook with shock and raw emotion.
I grabbed her and according to her account later gave her the best hug in the history of hugs. I held her there wrapped in my arms for a long time and I cried. Perhaps mostly to keep myself upright and from not falling into a squishy puddle on the floor. We all wiped away tears and sat down.
The husband then insisted I open the gift I had pushed down to the floor to make room in my sight line for my friend. I opened the gift and it was a framed photo of my girlfriend Sara and her daughter Melody.
Sara and I have been friends for 13 years and she moved away to Texas this summer to make a better life for her family. My brain was flooded with thoughts and totally unable to comprehend what in the world was going on. My husband says, "Jenni brought something for you," and in walked Sara and her daughter!
I hadn't seen them since I fled their house in tears after saying our goodbyes while they were packing the U-Haul in August. They came to me because I could not get my knees to hold me up. My emotions were on overload and my entire body was shaking.
All I could think about was how she was supposed to be in bed in Texas sick and that's why she hadn't been signed in at work earlier in the week. Miss Melody had just celebrated her 5th birthday the weekend prior and she was already so much bigger than the last time I saw her.
The staff at Joe's moved my now large party to a bigger table and Sara gave me a gift and instructed me to open it. My mind was going six different directions and I just had no idea what possibly could be in this package that was more important then the people at the table. Then I opened it.
Since Sara and I work for a large company on a national team we have the opportunity to work with people all over the world. I "met" a gal from our North Carolina office and we became fast virtual friends.
It broke my heart that we were unable to attend her destination wedding in Aruba this summer. I think she is a very talented, sweet and fabulous person. Although we have never actually met we are close friends. Hilary was telling me on Wednesday afternoon that her and her husband were headed to Florida for a long weekend trip. I received a text from her at about noon stating that they were in Florida and ready to relax.
I opened Sara's gift and inside was a framed photo of Hilary and her husband Brett. I was told I yelled out the longest "No!" before I jumped up and ran towards them as they approached our table.
Our first meeting was truly epic. I felt like I knew them both so well and it was just amazing to see them in real life, to hug them and toast our friendship and eat crab!
My husband, Joe, truly out did himself to make my blah birthday absolutely unforgettable.
He planned and plotted for months to fly my friends out to surprise me. They all lied to me, but man was it worth it. He conspired with Erika to borrow her camp trailer to house our house guests with a tall tale about them having a tree removed.
He even had a team of house cleaners waiting for me to leave that morning before they came in to do a deep clean. I can tell you I had a bit of a panic when I realized they were all coming home with me. I made an announcement about living in a constant state of laundry and that's when he told me there was a team at the house!
We all piled in Erika's suburban (another ah ha moment) and rode back to Chico for even more surprises.
He had our family and friends gathered for dinner at the Rice Bowl. At one point I was so overwhelmed with emotion I had to go outside and just breath. That night I could not sleep. I just laid there and thought about all these people so dear to me all gathered here for me and how much my husband did to make it happen.
I am most certainly blessed to have someone who cares so much for me to make this kind of memory for me to have always. We had an absolutely unforgettable weekend full of fun and adventure.
As it says in our wedding rings, I will love him "Eternally".
— Jennifer Hoglund

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Name of Mission: Ecosystems at Techobanine
This mission in late August was requested by Dr Bartolomeu Soto, the National Director of Conservation Areas, Mozambique who wanted a flight to survey the southern coast of Mozambique, from Inhaca Island to Kosi Bay South Africa. Dr Soto wanted to obtain video footage to show the sensitivity of a coastal reserve area that will be permanently damaged by the creation of a deep water port.
The flight took place on the 27th August 2012 in a Cessna 182 flown by Chris Rattray..
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To obtain visual material of a coastal reserve area, that will be impacted by the proposed deep water port at Techobanine, Mozambique. This development would also have serious ramifications for an area which is already designated as a World Heritage site and tripartite Transfrontier Conservation Area.
Beneficiary report by Miguel Gonçalves
"As Marine Manager of Ponta do Ouro Partial Marine Reserve, this flight was a unique and very valuable opportunity. I have driven along this beach, on patrols, for the last four years, covering ± 12,000 kilometres per year, and every single patrol has been a blessing, i.e. having the opportunity to work in this amazing place is, in fact, a blessing. However, flying over this entire area is totally different. In fact, this was the first time that I had an opportunity to fly over the Matutuíne District. We flew over this amazing and unique area together with the National Director for EIA within the Ministry of Environmental as also with the District Administrator.
Besides the beauty of the place one had the opportunity to explain the importance and interactions between the different ecosystems in the area, including the lakes, dune forests, swamps and, of course, the ocean. In addition to the amazing Techobanine Reef, which was the object of this flight, we saw also many numbers of turtles, whales and dolphins.
Our pilot was also asked to fly over Kosi Bay, to show our guests how landscapes look when there is no development on the primary dunes. At stake, if the proposed deep water harbour proceeds, is the entire area we flew over, the proposed Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation Area (LTFCA) linking Mozambique, Swaziland and South Africa.
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The individual items used in the construction of these benchmarks were created with a blend of theory and empirical analysis. Principal components analyses (oblique rotation) were used initially in this exploration, with theory and practice being used subsequently to inform and determine the final benchmark item groupings. As in the past, only randomly sampled cases are included in the calculation of institutional benchmarks.
The construction of the NSSE Benchmarks has four steps. First, all items that contribute to a benchmark are converted to a 0 - 100 point scale. For the 'enriching' items (question 7 on the survey), those students who indicated that they had already "done" the activity receive a score of 100, while those students who "plan to do," "do not plan to do," or who "have not decided" to do the activity receive a 0. Other items are converted as would be expected. For example, items with four response options (e.g., never, sometimes, often, very often) are recoded with values of 0, 33.33, 66.67, or 100.
Second, part-time student scores are adjusted on four of the Level of Academic Challenge items (READASGN, WRITEMID, WRITESML, ACADPR01). For each item, a ratio is calculated by dividing the mean score of all full-time students by the mean score of all part-time students. Each part-time student's score on an item is multiplied by the corresponding ratio to get their adjusted score. Adjusted scores are limited so as not to exceed 100. More information about this part-time adjustment can be found here.
Third, student-level benchmark scores are created for each group of items by taking the mean of each student's scores. A mean was calculated for each student so long as they had answered three-fifths of the items in any particular benchmark.
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Instead of strolling the galleries of New York, London and Paris, you can now discover hot new artists on blogging site Tumblr.
Online art dealer Artspace has launched a four-week art contest on blogging site Tumblr, in which artists will not only have to post eye-catching art, but spur followers to "like" their work as well. Talent may not be enough. Social networking will count, too.
Artists upload their entries to Tumblr on the The Next Artspace Artist page. Each week, three semifinalists are selected based on the number of times their entry is reblogged on Tumblr (in which a user reposts the entry on their own blog), liked on Tumblr, shared to another social media site or emailed to a friend. The top 12 will face off in another who-can-get-the-most-votes competition to whittle the group to the final three. However, the winner will be chosen by a panel of professionals.
Photography appears to be a favorite medium among Tumblrs. Week one winners were photographs showing a mountain of abandoned books, a jumping dog and a woman's sneering face. Week two of the contest has just begun. See the contenders here and click through to vote on your favorite.
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The League of Cincinnati Theatres LCT) continues its program of recognition for 2011-2012 theater productions with recently announced awards for productions of As You Like It at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Gruesome Playground Injuries at Know Theatre of Cincinnati. Nine shows have now been handed awards by panels of informed theatergoers.
And then there are those that touch numerous bases — either because that's what the artists intended or because time has changed the meaning or our appreciation of the work. In the former category, and so far the work that towers over everything else I've seen, is Doug and Mike Starn's Gravity of Light in the decommissioned Holy Cross Church at Mount Adams Monastery. This installation prominently uses photographs without letting them define what its purpose or meaning is about. I've written about it previously and may do so again, so powerful is it. It's up through year's end, and I hope everyone realizes how important an artwork it is and goes to see it. Go here for details.
It can be discussed and debated whether Disfarmer, who died in 1959) was engaged in what he thought was a commercial venture or whether he was after something else… his own quest for an artful statement. But the work today is important as something other than straight photo-documentation, though it is that. The photographs are haunting missives from the place Greil Marcus called "the old, weird America" — a spiritual zone, a cosmic baptismal font, from where much of our contemporary culture can trace its origins.
But they came, sometimes dressed in their best and sometimes dressed in the best they had. What resulted — and we are fortunate his work has been preserved, which itself was a struggle — is a different take on Depression Era poverty than the federal Farm Security Administration photos. Taken by outsiders, those placed — with warmth and humanity — their subjects in their surrounding hardscrabble environment. They have a sociological dimension.
By the way, I'm not sure how many people know this exhibit is here. FotoFocus literature didn't list it as an ongoing show, but rather a part of a one-day event – last week's Emery concert by guitarist Bill Frisell/858 Quartet of his composition Musical Portraits from Heber Springs. But the Emery is keeping it up through the month. To see it, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com with your phone number and times you're available, or call 513-262-8242.
The artist spent five years observing — in film and still photographs — the effect of light, seasonal change and weather on a remote, pristine, Finnish island. In "Forest (Tree and Pond)," his work is condensed via editing into a relatively tight time span and projected onto a gray-painted section of a gallery wall. While it looks like we are a watching a specific spot on the island change over the seasons, I'm told it's a composite. (I find that remarkable.) Tuori has created this slightly wavering mirage of an image to show how art can turn what we think of as mundane into something momentous. He has photographed elusive "change."
Photography, like all art, isn't meant to stand still. Tuori is at the forefront of finding new ways to show that.
Ensemble Theatre Cincinnati today announced four of its six shows for the 2013-2014 season, which opens on Sept. 4. Producing Artistic Director D. Lynn Meyers says, "We are planning a truly original, fresh and exhilarating season of dynamic regional premieres, and I am absolutely thrilled to showcase some of the hottest titles and newest voices this coming year."
The Cincinnati Art Museum's 2009-2010 season will include several photography shows, all in 2010: Starburst: Color Photography in America 1970-1980 (Feb. 13-May 9); local photographer Thomas Schiff's Las Vegas 360 (April 3-July 18): and Walker Evans: Decade by Decade (June 12-Sept. 5).
say whether the hills will be alive, but The Carnegie in Covington
certainly will be in January when it presents a "lightly staged"
production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's The Sound of Music in partnership with the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra. Presented Jan. 17-26, 2014,
under the direction of Brian Robertson and KSO conductor J. R. Cassidy,
the production continues a popular series that has appealed to
audiences at the Carnegie's Otto M. Budig Theatre.
The 2009 Cincy Fringe Festival wraps up tonight. Starting today at 2 p.m., 18 different productions are presenting their final shows and both Film Fringe and Visual Fringe are wrapping up at the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
Rick Pender reports that ticket sales have already surpassed Fringe organizers' goals, and today's beautiful weather should bring out a final wave of good attendance.
Reviews of all 18 of today's shows are posted on CityBeat's Fringe micro-site, including The Secrets Project, which opened last night at New Stage Collective and presents its second and final performance tonight at 7:30. In fact, CityBeat writers have reviewed all 31 Fringe shows, with most reviews being posted the morning after their debut performances.
For the holidays, they'll produce The Naughty List, hosted by Ronda Androski and her great staff at Arnold's Bar & Grill downtown and featuring the talent of OTR Improv, one of the groups Know has nurtured with its Jackson Street Market. They'll take holiday memories from those in attendance as they recreate holiday movies and tell you how your life would have been different if you had received that special gift you yearned for. The fun will be happeing in Arnold's courtyard on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings from Dec. 2 to 30. Tickets will be $15 in advance and $18 at the door.
Know will also offer The Apocalypse Show! for two nights on its home stage at 1120 Jackson St.. Since the world is scheduled to come to an end on Dec. 21, 2012 (according to the Mayan calendar), Know will produce a variety show to end all variety shows on Dec. 20 and 21. There will be sketch comedy, predictions, guest appearances, "gratuitous drinking and answers to all of your apocalypse FAQs." Dec. 20 will be a fundraiser (tickets: $50), despite the funny come-on that you should bring all your money, since it will be worth nothing the next day! (If you come to the performance on Dec. 21, you only need to scrape together $15 in advance or $18 at the door.)
Assuming that the world really isn't ending on Dec. 21, Know will co-host its annual New Year's Eve event with CityBeat, the Speakeasy Party from 8 p.m. on Dec. 31 (to 1 a.m.). Know typically attracts 300 well-dressed guests for this event, and everyone has fun with casino games, food, dancing to a DJ and a live band, martinis and a champagne toast at midnight.
After all this fun stuff, Know will get down to some serious theater — presenting Andrew Bovell's "best new play of 2010," When the Rain Stops Falling (Feb. 8-March 16, 2013). It's another partnership, with the production being staged by Brian Isaac Phillips, artistic director at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company. (Bovell's Speaking in Tongues had a great production at the Cincinnati Playhouse last season.) The show uses an intricate fabric of overlapping connections, moving between several generations between 1959 and 2039 and between London and Australia. Acts and sins of the past are connected to three generations that follow.
More will be following, including an unnamed production running from April 5 to May 12. Sometime in late April (date TBA), just in advance of the tenth annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival (May 28-June 8, 2013), Know will host the 2013 United States Association of Fringe Festivals Conference. "We're honored to have been selected to host this year's conference," says Know's Producing Artistic Director Eric Vosmeier. "It's an amazing opportunity to work on ideas and issues at the core of all Fringe Festivals. Every time I have been to a conference, the Cincinnati Fringe is better for it. We can't wait to show off our city to festival producers from all over the United States."
One more note: Know is selling its version of a subscription, Flex Passes. But these have evolved: You can purchase six flex passes for $90. Valid for most Know productions, they do not expire. (If a show ticket has a higher price than the pass, you can use your pass and just pay the difference.) Know's website will designate: "Flex passes are valid for this event." When you run out of tickets (and you surely will), you simply need to buy another pass.
Know's Fringe Festival has promoted itself with the slogan "Weird, like us." And they're living up to that mantra in a way that should appeal to its supporters and more.
You'll have to pick and choose this weekend because
there's so much theater onstage. In addition to our professional
theaters, it's worth checking out production at universities: Tonight
through Sunday, CCM's esteemed musical theater program is offering the
cult favorite Chess, with music by ABBA's Björn Ulvaeus
and Benny Andersson. The story is set in Bangkok and Budapest during a
mid-1970s world chess championship — and it's driven by gamesmanship
between nations, between lovers and, of course, between chess players. I
saw the opening on Thursday, and it's a BIG show with a gigantic cast.
Several leading roles are double cast (with more juniors than seniors,
in fact, which bodes well for CCM productions for this season and next).
In particular, Matthew Paul Hill, playing the Russian grand master
Anatoly, lifted the roof of Corbett Auditorium with his powerful
baritone voice singing the stirring "Anthem," the Act 1 finale. Tickets
($30) Box office: 513-556-4183. At Northern Kentucky University you'll a production of Royal Gambit
by German playwright Hermann Gressieker (translated into English in the
late 1950s). The subject is King Henry VIII and his six wives, and this
looks to be a beautifully costumed show, featuring senior Seth Wallen
in the leading role. Tickets ($14). Box office: 859-572-5464.
Neil Simon's funny and endearing Brighton Beach Memoirs is onstage at the Cincinnati Playhouse. I gave it a Critic's Pick (review here), and I'm sure audiences will love this sweet portrait of growing up in Brooklyn in the 1930s, where a loving but fractious family copes with hard times. It's told from the perspective of Eugene, a precocious adolescent (he's really Simon as a 15-year-old), who takes notes on his family's behavior. Well acted and beautifully staged. Box office: 513-421-3888l.
My schedule hasn't permitted me to see several shows that are getting good notices, including recognition from the folks evaluating productions for the League of Cincinnati Theatres. I'm catching up this evening with Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, which is offering two shows this month. Romeo & Juliet is its mainstage show, and Sara Clark is getting high marks for her portrait of romantic but tragic young love. Brian Phillips' staging picked up an LCT nod, and the show received an overall recommendation from LCT. On the evenings when R&J is not onstage, there's another Shakespeare work for thrill seekers, specially selected and staged for the Halloween season: the bloody, gory tale of revenge, Titus Andronicus. Veteran actor Nick Rose plays a crazed Roman general, and just about everyone I've heard from says his performance is memorable. (It earned him an LCT nomination, too.) Box office: 513-381-2273.
This weekend is the final one for Mrs. Mannerly at Ensemble Theatre. When Harper Lee reviewed this one for CityBeat (review here), she gave it a Critic's Pick, and I agree wholeheartedly. (LCT named it a recommended production, too.) CEA Hall of Fame actress Dale Hodges is great fun to watch as a strict etiquette teacher in 1967, and Raymond McAnally plays all the other characters — a bunch of kids who are learning how to behave in a "mannerly" way. It's funny from start to finish, but there's a heart-warming message within the story. Definitely worth seeing. Box office: 513-421-3555.
At Clifton Performance Theatre, Clifton Players are staging A Bright New Boise, which also picked up an LCT recommendation. I haven't seen it, but the show won an Obie Award (that's for outstanding off-Broadway plays) in 2011, and it has a strong cast. This is a newish venue that's specializing in "storefront theater." Should be worth supporting. Tickets ($20): 513-861-7469.


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Often proving to be a socially conscious individual, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke recently expressed his discomfort at the thought that businessmen and politicians not only enjoy his music, but may actually embrace it. Despite having […]
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If you couldn't tell, for the past few weeks I've been on a mega-'90s kick. Well, I just found my favorite compilation CD from my middle school daze, No Alternative! It's the best thing I've ever found at a flea market, mostly because it includes Soul Asylum's version of "Sexual Healing."
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Most of you know I am an associate editor at Entangled Publishing. I recently became managing editor for our new line--Covet. (yay!) Covet publishes paranormal category romance--and I think the launch books are spectacular. The concept of the line is pretty interesting--paranormal, but set in contemporary times and with a category sensibility. I hope you will check out the new books (launching later today!) and see what you think about the combination of paranormal and category. And I really hope to see some fabulous submissions to the line!
I've been really super busy editing--and it got me thinking. I think it would be fun to have an editing Q&A. I've learned so much behind the scenes (yes, I understand why it takes so long to hear about a submission--no, everyone isn't just ignoring it) and I'd love to share.
Does anyone have any questions about the editing process? If you haven't been through an edit with a publisher, it can be a real shocker. I know it was for me! Who knew that so many people would look over the book and help make it shine? Who knew that my words could be read in such a different way than I intended? lol If you are interested in learning more--please ask a question in the comments and I will address them in a future post.
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WINCHESTER -- After jumping out to an early lead only to see it slip it away, Millbrook remained poised and resilient as the Pioneers handed Handley a 6-3 loss and won their third consecutive game Wednesday night in Northwestern District baseball action.
In the second inning, the Pioneers' bats came alive against Handley starter Cody Unger. Collin Ryan started off the inning with a lead-off double to left field. After the next two batters recorded outs, Millbrook began a two-out rally to take the lead.
Jacob Jaye roped a triple down the right-field line that scored Ryan. Jeremiah Eaton then followed with a single to score Jaye. On the next play, a Judges error allowed Eaton to cross home plate and give Millbrook a quick 3-0 advantage early in the evening.
"Jacob [Jaye] is a tremendous baseball player," Pioneers coach Brian Burke said. "He delivered for us and has done a great job adjusting at the varsity level early."
The lead quickly dissolved when Handley came to the plate in the next inning as Millbrook helped the Judges' cause with defensive mistakes. With two outs, Unger hit a shot to third base that was fielded cleanly, but the throw to first was off the mark and allowed Unger to reach base and one run to score.
Ryan Hayes, the next batter, then reached on a similar play when a throw by the shortstop to first was wide and Unger scored, cutting the margin to 3-2. Jacob Rudolph then lined a double to center field to even the score for the Judges before the Pioneers could end the inning.
"I felt like we reverted back to some of our old ways during that inning," Burke said. "We made three mistakes in a row and let them back into the game, and I was a little worried."
With skies threatening storms, the Pioneers regained the lead in the fifth on a blown play by the Judges. Handley's reliever, Hayes, walked the first two batters in the inning before he found himself being relieved by Nolan Potts, who knocked down the next two batters and appeared to be on the brink of escaping the inning.
Speedster Jordan Hartman led off at third and Brady Baker anchored first for the Pioneers while Potts focused his efforts on ending the inning. When Baker broke for second base, Potts made a throw to the bag and Baker retreated, but the Handley defense failed to notice Hartman sprinting to home plate.
Hartman managed to score before Baker was caught in a rundown and Millbrook took a 4-3 lead into the sixth. A lightning delay briefly halted the game, but when the two teams returned it was the Pioneers who appeared primed to notch the victory.
Lane Spinks came on to pitch in the sixth, relieving Baker, and was stellar against the Judges' lineup. Spinks received some insurance in the bottom half of the sixth inning from teammate Eaton. With one runner on, Eaton delivered a blow with a two-run home run to left field to extend the lead.
"I am very proud of how our team continued to fight after giving up the early lead," Burke said. "When we came back after the delay, we wanted to score one more run. When Jeremiah [Eaton] hit that home run, it was absolutely huge for us."
A three-run advantage proved to be more than enough as Spinks finished off the Judges, recording six outs against six batters and giving Millbrook the win.
"We can't lose the momentum that we have going right now," Burke said. "We have really built some confidence and I have seen improvements in many different aspects of our game, and we need to keep building on that and continue to be competitive."


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Current Status of Hill: Sledding Hill is CLOSED for the season- updated 3/31/14
In January 2007 Carver County Parks opened up a new sledding hill at Lake Waconia Regional Park. The sledding hill operations will continue to operate as it has since opening. People need to bring their own sled and will walk up the hill.
Rules for the sledding hill are:
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For a little cool weather fun, family entertainment and exercise, check out the groomed ski trails at Lake Minnewashta and Baylor Regional Parks. Each park area has several miles of traditional groomed trails, which meander through settings of woodland, prairies and along lakeshore. Lake Minnewashta Regional Park also has several miles of trails which are groomed for traditional and skate skiing. For updated trail conditions please call the winter hotline 952-466-5237.
As winter conditions allow we will be renting ski's during the following dates and times at both Lake Minnewashta and Baylor Regional Parks:
2013-2014 Cross-Country Ski Rental Hours:Ski Rentals will end for the season on March 15, 2014
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*Inclement Weather: In the event of questionable snow conditions or inclement weather, a decision will be made by Staff no later than 3:30pm on Friday for Saturday rentals. Sunday rentals will be determined no later than 10:30am. We suggest following our Facebook page for accurate weekend information regarding ski equipment rentals. The following cold weather criteria for not renting skis or canceling an event is: air temperature of (-10) degrees or colder or wind-chill index of (-15) degrees or colder.
At Lake Minnewashta, there will be a double loop of trails groomed specifically for walking and for those who would like to exercise their pets. These trails will utilize portions of the existing trail system, grounds of the picnic areas and open play fields. Walking trails will be groomed similarly as the cross-country ski trails without a set ski track associated with cross-country skiing. The walking course trail head will be located at the north parking lot for shelter #5, as well as Public Boat Access #1. Signage showing symbol of blue snowflakes will further identify the walking course.
Additionally, the new 1.5 mile section of trail within Lake Minnewashta Regional Park will be maintained for winter walkers and runners. Trail surface will be similar to the City of Chanhassen's trail section (leaving the Park and running North/South along TH41). A bare surface will not be provided, please enjoy safely. Also note this trail connects with the City of Chanhassen's trail section, which exits the Park near Ches Mar Drive, and runs north and south along TH 41.
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The operating system I currently have is about 3 or 4 months old, and my motherboard, CPU, and graphics card are no more than 7 months old. My two 2 GB memory modules are a few years old, and just a week ago I added another 4 GB module and a bigger fan to my case. I haven't had a blue screen on this operation system until several days after I installed the new memory module, but I was experiencing them as much now as I was on my last install of Windows 7. Eventually it got to the point where I would get BSODs every time I would login, which is why I bought an OEM version of Windows and installed that. Now I'm getting blue screens randomly, usually when watching a video or playing a game but sometimes simply on websites. There isn't one STOP error either, they seem to be different every time.
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Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. SP1.
These crashes were caused by memory corruption/exception (Cx05) probably a driver.
Please run these two tests to verify your memory and find which driver is causing the problem.
* If you are overclocking anything reset to default before running these tests.
In other words STOP!!!
* If you have a Raid update its Driver.
*Download a copy of Memtest86 and burn the ISO to a CD using Iso Recorder or another ISO burning program. Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
*Boot from the CD, and leave it running for at least 5-7 passes.
Just remember, any time Memtest reports errors, it can be either bad RAM or a bad motherboard slot.
Test the sticks individually, and if you find a good one, test it in all slots.
Any errors are indicative of a memory problem.
If a known good stick fails in a motherboard slot it is probably the slot.
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Using Driver Verifier is an iffy proposition.
Most times it'll crash and it'll tell you what the driver is.
But sometimes it'll crash and won't tell you the driver.
Other times it'll crash before you can log in to Windows.
If you can't get to Safe Mode, then you'll have to resort to offline editing of the registry to disable Driver Verifier.
I'd suggest that you first backup your stuff and then make sure you've got access to another computer so you can contact us if problems arise.
Then make a System Restore point (so you can restore the system using the Vista/Windows 7 Startup Repair feature).
In Windows 7 you can make a Startup Repair disk by going to Start....All Programs...Maintenance...Create a System Repair Disc - with Windows Vista you'll have to use your installation disk or the "Repair your computer" option at the top of the Safe Mode menu .
Then, here's the procedure:
- Go to Start and type in "verifier" (without the quotes) and press Enter
- Select "Create custom settings (for code developers)" and click "Next"
- Select "Select individual settings from a full list" and click "Next"
- Select everything EXCEPT FOR "Low Resource Simulation" and click "Next"
NOTE: You can use Low Resource Simulation if you'd like.
From my limited experimentation it makes the BSOD's come faster.
- Select "Select driver names from a list" and click "Next"
Then select all drivers NOT provided by Microsoft and click "Next"
- Select "Finish" on the next page.
If you are using win 8 add these
- Concurrency Stress Test
- DDI compliance checking
Reboot the system and wait for it to crash to the Blue Screen.
Continue to use your system normally, and if you know what causes the crash, do that repeatedly.
The objective here is to get the system to crash because Driver Verifier is stressing the drivers out.
If it doesn't crash for you, then let it run for at least 36 hours of continuous operation (an estimate on my part).
Reboot into Windows (after the crash) and turn off Driver Verifier by going back in and selecting "Delete existing settings" on the first page, then locate and zip up the memory dump file and upload it with your next post.
If you can't get into Windows because it crashes too soon, try it in Safe Mode.
If you can't get into Safe Mode, try using System Restore from your installation DVD to set the system back to the previous restore point that you created.
Thanks to JGriff2 & Usasma.
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These were related to memory corruption as JMH suggests. In addition to her suggestions you may want to remove AVG at loeast to test as it is known to cause BSOD's on some systems
I note you have AVG.
AVG can be a contributing cause of BSOD'S .
Please remove and replace with Microsoft Security Essentials AT LEAST TO TEST
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Yesterday I ran memtest86 and found a lot of errors with my memory. Just now I decided to remove the new memory module and run the test again. The test is almost finished and I have received no errors so far. I will try the driver verifier too, but it appears the RAM module is most likely the problem, I will come back if I still get BSODs but I don't think I will. Also I bought the module from BestBuy, is it likely that it was already bad or that I may have busted something when installing the module?
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Yesterday I ran memtest86 and found a lot of errors with my memory. Just now I decided to remove the new memory module and run the test again. The test is almost finished and I have received no errors so far. I will try the driver verifier too, but it appears the RAM module is most likely the problem, I will come back if I still get BSODs but I don't think I will. Also I bought the module from BestBuy, is it likely that it was already bad or that I may have busted something when installing the module?
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A new promenade path to the bayfront from Third Avenue downtown Chula Vista will make bypassing traffic easier for southbay walkers and bicyclists, and drivers. The latest economic growth project on the city's sustainable communities plan already has its ground plan.
Turning the mile F Street path, from THird Avenue to Bay Boulevard, into a pedestrian friendly complete street will cost the city over half a million dollars. Last week, the city councilmembers unanimously decided to ask the State of California for a Sustainable Communities Planning Grant to fund the project. Chula Vista will pay in 52,000 dollars to fund community meetings and planning work.
The state grants have a 500,000 dollar maximum. The councilmembers decided above 490,000 dollars is enough to ask from the state.
Proposition 84 voters passed in 2006 made coastal protection grants available to California cities.
Chula Vista's strategic growth council is on its thrid round in the city's sustainable communities planning. The new mile long complete street on F STreet will connect to the Third Avenue promenade built last year that opened up the downtown street down to H Street.
A safe commplete street will remove breaks inthe open transportation lines that stand in the way of the city's regional transportation plan. The plan is to build an open path to the developing bay, that runs past Broadway and the E Street trolley station. And, over the I-5. Workers will build a pedestrian overcrossing that crosses both the freeway and a road alongside the freeway.
Landscaped promenade paths will make the path attractive for businesses, and visitors. During the project planning, Chula Vistans will get the opportunity to tell the city where they want bikeways and parkways built along the bayfront path.
Linking downtown to the bayfront, the city planners say, will "foster opportunities to invest in Western Chula Vista." The city's urban core has been a major work zone during the 2000s.
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Minerality, a favorite word of wine lovers, is sometimes assailed for being non-specific: "It's a word everyone's using for everything," a Chablis producer grumped in a recent Wall Street Journal column devoted to the term's omnipresence.
But a recent conversation with wine blogger Jameson Fink prompted me to wonder whether the real problem is drinkers' limited understanding of geology. Does "minerality" mean something else to earth science pros? Can a Ph.D. taste notes of igneous rocks?
Sadly, no, says Bob Nusbaum, a geology professor at the College of Charleston who conducted research at North Carolina wineries (presumably on topics slightly more sophisticated than the one I asked him to address.)
"While I haven't heard of the term before, I suspect that it implies that certain minerals may influence the taste of the wine," Nusbaum says. "Certain minerals in soils may hold water longer than others."
Calcium-rich soils, such as the limestone soils associated with Champagne, Burgundy and Chablis, retain less water, a characteristic which has been linked with high acidity.
Although the meaning of "minerality" is nebulous, the Wall Street Journal column concluded acidity is a critical component of the concept. "Every one of the wines that I found could also be described as fresh and lively with lots of acidity," critic Lettie Teague wrote of an experiment in which she tasted only wines typically described as "minerally."
When drinkers say they want a minerally wine, they generally intend to convey their disinterest in big fruit and oak – it doesn't matter much to them whether the grapes were grown in schist (metamorphic rock) or shale (sedimentary rock) soil.
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