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Mt. Redoubt, an ACTIVE volcano, overlooks Kenai and boasts an elevation of over 10,000 feet. It has erupted four times since first being observed: 1901, 1966, 1989 and 2009.
Kenai River Estuary serves as a protective area for over 150 species of birds and mammals.
And then there is the elusive caribou...if you are lucky.
Mountains, and salmon, and bears, oh my!
... campsite was on a 300 foot bluff overlooking the Cook Inlet, with 3 active volcanoes on the horizon. We hiked their Interpretive Trail and Beach Trail where we found some interesting rocks. We moved to Talon Air in Soldotna on Monday and took care of chores on the way-dumped, filled with fresh water and LP, got groceries and did laundry. Tuesday we got up early because we had a 6:30 am check in time for our fly-in fishing trip to Lake ...
Cold, wet, and looking for something to do
... huge dip nets to catch salmon for about 3 weeks. Not at all sporting, it just puts food on the table. Then it was off to see Holy Assumption of the Virgin Mary Russian Orthodox Church. There are no pews because every one stands during the service. The church was built for $400 during the early 1800's. We went to the visitor center to be sure we saw all the important things in Kenai and we were getting hungry so what to our gazing eyes did appear ...
Soldotna on the Kenai River
... at end). She, gracious as ever, drove us around the town of Kenai where we saw thecrazy phenomenon of dip net fishing. See the pics for what a dip net looks like. Everyone stands in the water hoping to snag a returning salmon in the net. Thousands on the beach all in waders or wet suits, together with tents all along the beach. Pretty amazing! Had ...
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While we were there Nels was in recovery from his hip surgery. Carla had a hard time getting Nels to recuperate and relax. He is a very active person and would much prefer to be gardening or seeing his patients than lying on his back. I saw a lot of my dad (his first cousin) in him. My dad goes and goes until his battery runs out and he catches the flu or something and physically can not stand, spends ...


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Stresa : Michelin's recommendations
This holiday resort opposite the Borromee islands has always been popular with artists and writers, but is nowadays a pleasant base for a relaxing holiday, offering all the amenities of a lakeside and winter sports resort (the ski slopes on the side of the Mottarone peak).
Tourist attractions Stresa : Things to see and do
Isole Borromee
I - 28049 Stresa
These three superb little islands took the name of the Borromee family who had received Lake Maggiore as a fiefdom in the 15C. Charles III occupied Isola Bella in the 17 C and built a palace there that is typical of Lombardy Baroque style and is comp..
I - 28049 Stresa
Dominating Stresa and Lake Maggiore from a height of 1,491m, the Mottarone which is reached up a panoramic toll path, the " strada borromea", has a superb panoramic view over the lake, the Alps and the massif of Mont Rose.
Lago Maggiore
I - 28049 Stresa
Its size (212.3km²), majestic, unspoilt beauty, and above all the Borromean Islands in its centre make Lake Maggiore the most famous of Italy's Pre-Alpine lakes. It is fed by the River Tessin, which rises in Switzerland, and its waters change from a ..
Hotels Stresa
Hotel Astoria
Corso Umberto I 31 I - 28838 Stresa
Prix Prices from : 120 €
The Astoria is set on Stresa's lake-side promenade facing the Borromean Islands. It has a nice garden, and offers air-conditioned rooms with Wi-Fi access, satellite TV and panoramic views. Hotel Astoria is just a few minutes' walk from Stresa town c..
Hotel Meeting
Via Bonghi 9 I - 28838 Stresa
This hotel is situated in the centre of Stresa, next to the Congress Centre and just a short walk from the beach and the lake. From the solarium you can enjoy magnificent views of the lake and mountains which surround the hotel. In the hotel's larg..
Hotel Villa Mon Toc
Via Duchessa Di Genova 69 I - 28838 Stresa
Villa Mon Toc is a family-run hotel with large garden, located in Stresa just 300 metres from the shores of Lake Maggiore. It offers free parking, functional rooms, and homemade cuisine. Hotel Villa Mon Toc is a short walk from the ferry harbour to ..
Restaurants Stresa
vicolo del Poncivo 3 I - 28838 Stresa
A young, motivated management runs this new, small restaurant with a contemporary design. The type of cooking is in line with the restaurant's contemporary atmosphere. Small but pleasant patio.
lungolago Umberto I 31 I - 28838 STRESA
La Palma
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West Virginia Lottery Director John Musgrave to retire
October 8, 2015
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia Lottery Director John Musgrave is retiring after serving for more than 19 years.
Musgrave announced on Thursday that his retirement is effective Oct. more »»
Richard Shearer, former Alderson-Broaddus president, dies
October 8, 2015
PHILIPPI, W.Va. (AP) — Richard Shearer, the longest-serving president of Alderson-Broaddus University, has died. He was 9. more »»
Oregon Tech President finalist to head West Virginia school
October 8, 2015
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) — Oregon Institute of Technology President Chris Maples could be leaving, as he is one of three finalists for the top job at Marshall University in West Virginia. more »»
Police say Greenbrier woman fatally shot, stepfather wounded
October 8, 2015
NEOLA, W.Va. (AP) — Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a Greenbrier County woman and the wounding of her stepfather. more »»
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (AP) — An inmate at the United States Penitentiary Hazelton faces more time behind bars after being convicted of assaulting another prisoner.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) — Marshall University's Presidential Search Committee has identified three finalists following a national search. more »»
9/11 exhibit to be featured at Black Walnut Festival
October 8, 2015
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Ceremony held new Coonskin Park bridge in Charleston
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Bankruptcy judge approves chemical spill company's plan
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WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) — Beginning next year, burglar alarm owners in Wheeling will face fines when their devices send police false alert. more »»
Ohio jury to decide suit over chemical DuPont put in water
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BECKLEY, W.Va. (AP) — Alpha Natural Resources plans to idle two coal mines in southern West Virginia and lay off 92 workers at the end of November.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — West Virginia's budget gap has topped $60 million as low energy prices continue to dampen tax collections. more »»


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Dispatches from the War Room
Dispatches from the War Room
In the Trenches with Five Extraordinary Leaders
Thomas Dunne Books, Hardcover, 9780312351526, 512pp.
Publication Date: February 17, 2009
"As a hired gun strategist, Greenberg--a seasoned pollster and political consultant--has seen it all. In his memoir, he recounts his work with President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Bolivian president Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, and South African president Nelson Mandela. Through his experiences aiding the leaders in pushing their visions for better and clearer domestic and international policies, Greenberg offers an insightful examination of leadership, democracy, and the bridge between candidate and constituency. This captivating tale of political battlegrounds provides an inside look at some of the greatest international leaders of our time from the man who stood directly beside them.
STANLEY B. GREENBERG is chairman and CEO of Greenberg Quinlan Rosner. In addition to those covered in his memoir, Greenberg has served as a polling advisor to national campaigns for German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, Al Gore, Chris Dodd, and Joe Lieberman. Greenberg is the author of The Two Americas, Middle Class Dreams, and The New Majority.


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Dec 4, 2013 Adam Bahner, better known as Tay Zonday, talks about what he learned from his parents that helps him manage his finances as a professional viral video superstar and campy Internet sensation.
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Bio: King Lizzard was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, the city Rolling Stone magazine calls "the Liverpool of America, a gritty industrial city producing hard, loud rock since the sixties." Detroit in the sixties was rife with great music, and the funk of Motown definitely ingrained into his mus...See Full Bio


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On Thursday, April 10, close to 300 students from all four Norwell Public Schools will be joining together for the All-Norwell Band Concert sponsored by the Norwell Scholastic Arts Society (NSAS). All of the students and teachers have been working hard to prepare and they invite you to join them for an evening of excellent music.
The concert features performances from the Cole and Vinal grades 4 and 5 bands, under the direction of Liza Gagnon, Kathy Medairos, and Megan Riccio, the NMS grades 6, 7 and 8 bands, under the direction of Mary Jo Running, and the NHS Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble, under the direction of John O'Briant. The evening will culminate in a combined performance featuring all seven bands simultaneously.
This is the fifth year of the All-Norwell Concerts. These concerts were designed as a celebration of music in Norwell's schools, a way to deepen the connections between the four schools, and as an opportunity for students at all levels to perform together and hear the work of their younger and older peers. The concert starts at 7 p.m. in the Norwell High School gymnasium and is free of charge and open to the public.
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GliderVerb – new free Max for Live device
Amazing Noises has released GliderVerb, a free Max for Live device.
GliderVerb is a "reverberator with glissandos" simulating a room gradually changing its shape. It is an expanded version of an algorithm created by James McCartney for his Supercollider 2 programming language.
The original algorithm had no user-variable parameters: this device adds a series of parameters to create a wide palette of effects; from evolving reverberations to granular disintegration to smooth resonances.
GliderVerb is available to download at no charge. Requires Live 9 and Max for Live.
Dark Synth by Amazing Noises
Dark Synth by Amazing Noises is an innovative new Max for Live synthesizer that marries the vast possibilities of additive synthesis with a super-intuitive interface. As a great starting point for immersive sound-shaping, Dark Synth will introduce you to new horizons in sound design.
Learn more and get Dark Synth athttps://www.ableton.com/en/packs/dark…
Tinysizer FM Percussion & MF104M delay
FM percussion patch on the Tinysizer. Using Waveshaping + linear FM (Frequency Modulation). No filtering. Pattern made with Max for Live mono-sequencer (Ableton 9) controlled with nanoKontrol2
Spektro Komplex – new MaxforLive monophonic synthesizer
Spektro Komplex is a MaxforLive monophonic synthesizer designed to create complex and unique sounds. Like the Buchla 261e module, Komplex uses two oscillators to produce FM sounds. What really makes this synth stand out is it's habilities to morph the waveform of the first oscillator (carrier) and use a different waveform for the second oscillator (modulator).
The frequency of the second oscillator (modulator) is calculated based on the operation:
Oscillator 1 Frequency (operation) Ratio = Oscillator 2 Frequency
For example: If the frequency of the first oscillator is 220Hz, the operation is set to multiplication, and the ratio is set to 2, the frequency of the second oscillator will be 440Hz. A variable offset can also be added to the resulting frequency.
3 different effects that can be used to further manipulate the sound:
– Shape: fold, wrap or clip the signal.
– Overdrive
– Spread: creates a stereo-widening effect by delaying the right channel.
You can use Spektro Komplex to create anything from classic FM bass to metallic percussion sounds. It's also a great tool for sound designer who want to create complex synthetic sounds."
You can find it here: http://www.spektroaudio.com/komplex
Livid Base: Experimenting with Max for Live
Livid started some experiments with Max For Live step sequencers and the Livid Base. These are extremely rudimentary, but because they can be accessed with Device control, they are very powerful and easy to work with. Control of these step sequencers is as simple as pointing the controller to the device using the Base Remote Script for Ableton Live 9 in Device mode. One you navigate to a module, it acts as a "super device" handing off the pads and sliders to the Max for Live patch. While these little toys won't be a "final" product, we'll have something for you to play with soon!
Experimental: The Box
Real-time physics, lighting, and sound design using Max 6 and Ableton Live. Recorded using syphon.
Each ball is assigned a MIDI note that is sent to Ableton whenever the ball collides with another object. MIDI velocity is determined by the speed of the ball on impact. Gravity changes with several LFO objects, along with an attractive force in the middle of the scene.
Korg NanoPad Sequencer
Korg NanoPad Sequencer
A simple, proof-of-concept sequencer that can be applied to a range of drum pad controller models.
8 pads are used for sequencing.
4 pads are used for selecting between four different sequences, running simultaneously at different related tempo subdivisions.
The XY pad is used to store MIDI CC data for each step for each sequence, and as thus can be used to automate a range of parameters, increasing the available expression for such a setup.
Download the example Live set that I used here: http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/downloads/live_packs/nanopad%20seq%20example%2…
Download the Max patch here: http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/downloads/live_packs/NanoPad%20Sequencer.zip
Livid CNTRL:R Ableton Live Remote Script Tutorial
Here's what Livid Instruments has to say about the video:
We've been so excited about the Stepp:rs that we've never really given a tutorial about the main part of the CNTRL:R Live script.
This video demonstrates, in a dry-but-clear manner, the CNTRL:R in Ableton Live, using the Livid remote script available at
This script provides control over clip triggering, master volume and pre-hear, track volume and pan, sends and returns, device controls, as well as a lot of other controls to navigate and control your session. We also demonstrate the use of the User MIDI Map slots and how to use those to map to and easily play a drum rack. There's lots of ways to control effects in your set, and we cover them all.
Written documentation of this Ableton Live Remote Script is at
Also discussed is the CNTRL:R to Drum rack MIDI Effect which is documented here:
Featured in the video is the Soundhack +delay VST plugin available (along with other great plugins) for free at soundhack.com
If you want to learn more about using the Max for Live step sequencers, those are covered in other videos on our youtube and vimeo channels.
Controllerism: MOLDOVER – NOT YOUR MIRROR
Background description:
We had Moldover "The Godfather of Controllerism" stop by Knocksville while he was on his SuperVillain Fall Tour and asked him to perform for us an exclusive unreleased song. Be on the lookout for his upcoming album it's going to be unlike any of his past projects. Evolution is a beautiful cycle.
Both the guitar and mic controllers are prototypes I made for my recently completed Super Villain Tour. The microphone attachment is called The Mojito. It's simply eight arcade buttons built onto a steel clamp that I use to control vocal effects. The guitar is an instrument I'm developing with Visionary Instruments named The RoboCaster (after a well known cyborg/guitar). It's got every sensor I thought might be cool to have on there including accelerometers, an infrared emitter-detector, and a keyboard mod-wheel. This video highlights how I've mapped arcade buttons and a joystick to different intervals on a pitch shifter. Both controllers are tons of fun to play and have forced me to seriously re-approach how I play and sing.
The software I'm using is is Live, Max4Live & [Native Instruments] Guitar Rig. The song Not Your Mirror is from my forthcoming album FourTrack (kickstarter coming soon!). Grady Shon produced the video with help from Ben Shim & KnockSteady crew.
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Amazing computer process performance – Sewing machine orchestra
I attended this experimental concert yesterday evening – a half hour performance where Martin Messier from Canada is using 8 sewing machines to produce massive noise, beats and almost modular synth madness with his Singer 😉 sewing machines in action. Martin told me afterwards that he's using Ableton Live and Max for Live to control them. One wasn't allowed to film it but found this clip on Vimeo of the show, enjoy
"Messier doesn't sew : he resuscitates old singers put asleep years ago in order to release, in some magical ways, the luminous and sonorous presence of the past. he carries his public in a dreamlike universe where each machine, as singular subject, is magnified. after years of silence, sewing machine orchestra is giving speech to these surviving objects of the industrial era.
this creation was made possible with the support of the canada council for the arts."
audio, light, performance : martin messier
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Offthegrid added a post in a topic Fiber!How are you guys making your own popcorn with olive oil? That sounds really good! I have an air popper, but the popcorn has absolutely no flavor, so I don't eat it very often.
Offthegrid added a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsGfcfsf Multivitamin With Folic Acid?Doctor chided me for not taking a multivitamin at my annual checkup, and I said it's just too hard to find one that's gluten-free, dairy-free and soy-free. He encouraged me to look again. I've spent about 60 minutes trying to find one online and I'm just not getting there.
Can anyone recommend something? That's preferably not $20 for 30 days' worth? I see plenty that are gluten-free. Plenty that are gluten- and dairy-free. But I haven't found any that are GFCFSF. Also must have folic acid.
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Offthegrid added a post in a topic Just Lost ItI'm so very sorry.
For your information, my brother's blood work and endoscopy came back normal. But if he eats gluten, he gets quite sick. I'd trust your body's response far more than I would a test. And you can't just go gluten light -- you have to be completely gluten-free at *LEAST* 3 weeks before you may notice a change. It took me 2 weeks initially to feel better, and then by 3 weeks it was a big change.
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Restaurant FrustrationTough one. The manager may understand food intolerances, but does the rushed waiter earning $2 an hour?
I have been contaminated at many restaurants. It is hit or miss.
If you feel adventurous, I would try ordering plain, white rice, steam veggies and steamed chicken. Make it very clear that you need clean pots and pans each time, and speak with the manager.
Or, if you don't feel adventurous, sneak in your own food and order a soda if you want.
If you feel backed in a corner, tell the manager you want a signed, dated note that his food will not make you sick. Tell him your lawyer will keep it on file. Although, that might get you kicked out.
I personally have a doctor's note that says I must carry food with me, but so far I have not had to use it. I have carried banana bread into restaurants before, but never a whole meal.
Offthegrid added a topic in Celiac Disease - Related Disorders & ResearchStudy: No Link With Autism And VaccinesFrom The New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/08/health/0...&ei=5087%0A
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Offthegrid added a post in a topic Can Not Stop Gaining Weight!My personal advice is to cut way, way, way down on processed foods.
Right now I'm eating meats cooked from scratch, veggies, fruits, rice cakes for snacks, nuts, peanut butter and honey and I'm losing weight very nicely -- without being hungry. In fact, I don't even limit the quantities I can eat. If I'm hungry, I just have a healthy snack.
I have lost 60 pounds from my pre-diagnosis weight.
Eliminate prepackaged gluten-free food. Stop the candy. If you drink regular soda, cut that out, too.
Offthegrid added a post in a topic What Sweets Do You Eat When You Can't Eat Any Of The Things You Love?Cookies can be made GFCFSF. Natural peanut butter (no soy), 1 cup sugar, 1 egg, some vanilla. Mix and form into small balls. 375 degrees for 12-18 minutes. Super quick, super easy, yummy. Dip in powdered sugar is desired.
Make pie. Here's the crust recipe: http://www.glutenfreeforum.com/index.php?s...mp;#entry362899. You can use any filling you desire. I haven't made a chocolate pie, but I don't see why you couldn't from cocoa and rice or coconut milk.
Jocolate bars from the Lara Bar people.
Mike Ikes are GFCFSF.
BTW, I like rice milk FAR better than soy milk anyway.
Make your own Cool-Whip from coconut milk.
Frozen bananas or fruit bars.
Baked fruit. Take an apple, add brown sugar and cinnamon and raisins. Bake 325 for 15-20 minutes or so.
Offthegrid added a topic in Celiac Disease - Coping WithAnyone Thought Of Making A Packet For Doctors And Patients?I remember I spoke to the doc, he said I can't eat gluten, I said, "but what will I eat?" and he basically gave me no advice and referred me to a dietitian, whom I got to see over a month later.
Has anyone thought of creating a gluten-free information packet for doctors to hand out to patients?
It could include info on local support groups, this forum, local stores to buy gluten-free flours from, ratings of a few gluten-free products, any gluten-free restaurants in the area and the names of the best gluten-free cookbooks.
I wonder if I made something up like this if my doctor would use it. He's super nice, so he might -- I'll see him again in March.
(I'm not involved in the local support group because it only meets every other month.)
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Offthegrid added a post in a topic Need Some Food SuggestionsI'd make some tacos, even if you don't want to eat corn shells/tortillas.
What about some homemade soup? Think Crock Pot.
Turkey meatballs made with brown rice crumbs (can be purchased).
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Baking Flour?
Use Bette Hagmann's recipe (spelling might not be right) from her cookbook. It's delicious! (I don't do it because of the cheese. You'll need a heavy duty mixer, however.
I generally use a sweet white rice flour and tapioca starch. I generally do 1 cup of one, and 1/2 cup of the other.
Pamela's cake mix is delicious.
If you can't do dairy and a recipe calls for buttermilk, use rice milk with some lemon in it. DELICIOUS!
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Do You Have To Refrigerate The Flours? I Bought Some AirtightI don't refrigerate my flours, but I do keep my dough enhancer and xanthan gum in the fridge.
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Losing My GripIt is really frustrating. I've been gluten-free for a year now, too, and have had many symptoms over the months. I *assumed* I was just getting glutened, but in reality, it is that I have a ton of other food intolerances.
I have not been tested for candida, but I believe it may be causing my problems.
In any case, I eliminated, in this order: gluten, dairy, casein, soy, potatoes, and now I am for the most part trying to avoid rice and corn. I have noticed a big, big, big, big improvement.
It's hard, but it gets easier every day. I'd try to start going back to more basic foods and eliminating the starches.
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Omg...i Might Be On To Something
Did you verify no dairy? I'm guessing from this list that there is casein and/or in it ...
Offthegrid added a post in a topic Omg...i Might Be On To SomethingHi everyone. I've been away for a bit -- very busy with the new house !
I'm very, very sad to say that I saw a significant improvement in my digestion one the three-day period where I didn't have cooked white rice (because we were out of it, not for any health reason). So I've decided to also try to limit that.
My question is, is it healthy to have such limited starch intake?
Right now I eat:
Two rice cakes with peanut butter and honey for breakfast
Fruit for snack
Meat with cooked vegetables for lunch, usually another piece of fruit
Pistachios for snack
Meat with cooked vegetables for dinner
Sometimes a cooked piece of fruit for an after-dinner snack
Hubby says I don't eat anything any more, but I'm not hungry and doing very well on this diet. I'm overweight, so no worries there. I just hope the diet's healthy, other than needing to supplement with at least calcium. I just have to go to GNC yet to get GFCFSF calcium tablets.
I also want to get probiotics, but not sure where to get GFCFSF versions that don't cost a fortune.
Offthegrid added a post in a topic What Do You Do When You Realize You Are Eating Something Bad?In the beginning, when I got accidentally glutened, I tended to say, "Oh, well, what does it matter now that I already ate some gluten" and then go on a little gluten binge. That would leave me feeling sick for days. Stupid!
These days I stop eating it and get something else. (One time I realized it after I ate something and tried to throw up but wasn't able to, so I gave up on that idea.)
No one's perfect, and this diet is hard with a long learning curve. Especially if you have other food intolerances.


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Although camels are mentioned over 20 times in the Bible, the patriarchs apparently didn't have much to do with them, according to a new archaeological study that calls the historicity of the Bible into question. "Then Jacob rose up, and set his sons and his wives upon camels," (Genesis 31:17) is just one of several instances where domesticated camels are used in the stories of Abraham, Joseph and Jacob. However, archeologists Dr. Erez Ben-Yosef and Dr. Lidar Sapir-Hen of Tel Aviv University have found that camels weren't domesticated in the Land of Israel until centuries after the patriarchs lived, providing direct proof that the Bible was compiled well after the events it describes.Drs. Ben-Yosef and Sapir-Hen used radiocarbon dating to identify the earliest date that domesticated camels were used in the eastern Mediterranean. Their findings, published recently in the journal Tel Aviv, argued that camels became commonplace at the end of the 10th century BCE - several centuries after the patriarchs lived (2000-1500 BCE) and decades after the Kingdom of David, according to the Bible. Their article also defined the appearance of camels as a turning point in ancient Israel's international trade relations.The oldest known domesticated camel bones were found in the Arava Valley, the ancient site of copper production, in a series of digs led by Drs. Sapir-Hen and Ben-Yosef. While camel bones were found in deeper sediments, archaeologists think they probably belonged to wild camels, who were present in the southern Levant since the Neolithic period. Researchers believe that the mass domestication of camels coincided with major changes in the copper industry, and opened Israel up to international trade and socioeconomic change.Camels were most likely originally domesticated for use as pack animals in the Arabian Peninsula, which borders on the Arava Valley, towards the end of the 2nd millennium BCE.
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A NATION CHALLENGED: NEW JERSEY; More Questions Than Answers in Contaminated Letters From Trenton
By ERIC LIPTON
Published: October 31, 2001
Federal health officials did not hesitate when asked early this month what seemed like an obvious question: If anthrax-contaminated mail had been sent to a politician in Washington and news anchors in New York, did it present a hazard to people who handled the envelopes?
The answer, officials said, was no. As long as the envelope remained sealed, they did not believe it represented a threat to mail carriers or others who might just handle mail that happened to brush against a contaminated letter.
But the cluster of anthrax cases in New Jersey seems to have proven these officials wrong.
Five New Jersey postal workers have contracted anthrax or are suspected to be infected with it, two of them with the more serious inhalation type. Each of these cases strongly suggest that postal workers who handle sealed but contaminated mail can indeed become infected.
And on Monday, New Jersey officials announced that a woman who works at a small accounting office near one of the New Jersey postal facilities through which anthrax-contaminated letters passed has contracted cutaneous anthrax. This raised the possibility -- which has not been confirmed -- that mail that merely came into contact with an anthrax-contaminated letter might be able to pick up enough bacteria to infect an unintended target.
The New Jersey cases surfaced well after the anthrax scare became news nationwide. A photo editor at a tabloid paper based in Boca Raton, Fla., died on Oct. 5 of inhalation anthrax. And on Oct. 12, New York officials confirmed that an aide to Tom Brokaw, the NBC anchor, had cutaneous anthrax.
But the letters to Mr. Brokaw and Mr. Daschle, it turned out, had a New Jersey connection: they had been postmarked in Trenton.
Investigators did not at first check to see if any New Jersey postal workers were infected. By Oct. 15, though, that changed, as officials announced that two New Jersey postal workers had fallen ill with anthraxlike conditions. Three days later, the first case was confirmed, starting what has been a string of anthrax-related news out of New Jersey.
A postal worker whose mail fed into the Trenton regional mail-sorting center in Hamilton Township, just outside the capital, was the first victim, whose cutaneous anthrax was diagnosed on Oct. 18. This mail-sorting center in Hamilton was the same one through which the letters to Mr. Daschle and Mr. Brokaw had passed.
Since then, three other postal workers have been confirmed to be infected and another is suspected to have been infected. All of them worked at, or in connection with, the Hamilton center, on Route 130 near the New Jersey Turnpike. In two of the cases it is cutaneous anthrax and in the two others, it is the more serious inhalation type, with one postal worker still in the hospital.
Traces of anthrax have been found at the Hamilton postal center. On Saturday, they also were confirmed at the Princeton Main Post Office in West Windsor, which is now closed and where workers are being offered antibiotics.
The most recent case, a 51-year-old New Jersey woman with skin anthrax, was the first person in the region who was not a postal or government worker or connected to a media company. The woman, whose name was not released, works at a small accounting firm not far from the Hamilton mail center, but told officials she had not visited the postal center in recent memory.
Investigators are checking the woman's office and her home and offering her co-workers antibiotics. So far, they have not reached any conclusion about the possibility that mail that merely passed through the Hamilton postal center may have been contaminated by anthrax from other letters.
''Everyone should be careful and take prudent steps, such as washing your hands after you open your mail,'' a spokesman from the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services said. ''But there is just no evidence so far of anyone being infected through cross-contamination.''
A letter carrier at the West Trenton post office in Ewing, N.J., Ms. Heller developed a lesion on her arm on Sept. 27 and was hospitalized on Oct. 3. On Oct. 18, officials announced that she had cutaneous anthrax. She is recovering at home.
A 35-year-old postal worker who sorts and loads mail in Hamilton, N.J, he has cutaneous anthrax and is recovering at his home in Levittown, Pa. The case was confirmed Oct. 19 by the Pennsylvania health authorities.
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Another worker assigned to Hamilton center was confirmed to have inhalation anthrax on Oct. 29 but had already been treated at a hospital and is now recovering.
A 51-year-old New Jersey woman who works at an accounting firm near the Hamilton postal center has a confirmed case of cutaneous anthrax. Her ailment was first diagnosed on Monday. Her fellow employees say she is doing well.
Photo: A hazmat team took precautions while cleaning up a postal facility last Thursday in West Trenton, where two letters with anthrax were traced. (Agence France-Presse)


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I do think Cara is lovely on its own--but as I stated in the OP, I find Cara incredibly hard to pair up, and I feel like it's really short compared to my other favorites. Which is why I'm looking for a fuller name. If I can't find anything I like as much as Cara, I'd probably opt for just Cara, but I'd much prefer to find a fuller name.
I do think Caroline is lovely--I've just found that lately I can't separate it from Caroline Bingley, and that's not really the association I want for my wonderful little girl.Ashley
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Gov. Corbett thinks Pennsylvania's 117 state parks might be ripe for privatizing.
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I have just one more to finish and then that's it ..... no custom orders for these I'm afraid.
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Duxford basks in Monuments Men's glory
The Imperial War Museum at Duxford in Cambridgeshire plays a key role in the new Monuments Men film which has just been released.
The cast, crew and more than 300 extras spent nine days filming at the former wartime airfield.
Second World War aircraft and vehicles were brought to the museum to act as props and set dressing.
Duxford's historic buildings, control tower and airfield also featured in the filming.
- Stuart Leithes
Cambridgeshire car showroom staff in lucky escape after lorry wheel crashes into their building
Staff at a Cambridgeshire car showroom say it was lucky no-one was killed by a lorry wheel that smashed into the side of their building after coming off a passing truck.
It happened on the A505 at Duxford, but fortunately the business was closed for the New Year.
Click below to watch a report from ITV News Anglia's Stuart Leithes
War museum staffing privatised
Visitor and security services at Imperial War Museums are to be privatised, affecting staff in London, Manchester and Cambridgeshire.
The move will affect more than 100 staff at the war museums in London and Manchester, HMS Belfast and Churchill War Rooms in London, and Duxford air museum in Cambridgeshire.
The successful bidder for the contract is the Shield Group, with staff employment conditions protected by employment regulations.
A statement said: "This decision was based on ensuring that our long-term quality needs can be satisfied by a provider who delivers optimum value for money and also excellent career opportunities for staff."
Mark Serwotka, general secretary of the Public and Commercial Services union, said: "As the eyes of the world look to the Imperial War Museum to mark the centenary of the First World War, it is taking a major gamble with its reputation.
"We believe that gifting this work to a profit-making company will lead to jobs and standards being cut, and risks a knowledge drain from these highly-prized visitor attractions."
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Crowds flock to historic car auction
A Rolls Royce that was once owned by the renowned author Rudyard Kipling has been sold at auction in Cambridgeshire.Read the full story ›
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Former F1 test driver found dead
The Formula One test driver María de Villota, who lost the sight in one eye after a crash in Cambridgeshire, has been found dead in a hotel room. Police are calling it a "natural death".
Last year, the Spanish driver crashed at Duxford Aerodrome, while test driving for the Marussia F-1 team.
The 33-year old's body was today discovered in Spain, where she was promoting her autobiography.
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Blundell: 'Maria would have been next female F1 driver'
María de Villota's manager, Mark Blundell, believes that the Spaniard would have been "the next female Formula One driver".
De Villota was found dead in a hotel room in Seville earlier this morning.
The 33-year-old's racing career was cut tragically short when she lost an eye in an accident at Cambridgeshire's Duxford Aerodrome last year.
However, Blundell believes that De Villota had the talent to become the first female driver to enter the Formula One World Championship since Giovanna Amati back in 1992.
Formula One mourns de Villota death
Formula One teams and circuits have been paying tribute to former Formula One test driver María de Villota after the 33-year-old was found dead in a hotel room in the Spanish city of Seville.
Norfolk-based Lotus Cars and Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire were among those offering their condolences.
We are shocked and deeply saddened to hear of the death of María de Villota. Our sincere condolences to her family. http://t.co/3lH7IVJPrb
We are so very sad to hear about the passing of Maria de Villota this morning, our thoughts are with her family and friends
IWM Duxford pays tribute to Spanish driver
IWM Duxford have released a statement after learning of the death of former Formula One test driver María de Villota.
The Spaniard was found dead in a hotel room in Seville this morning.
De Villota was previously involved in a freak accident at Duxford Aerodrome in Cambridgeshire that resulted in her losing her right eye.
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UTemps Onboarding
Welcome to UTemps, the temporary placement service of the University of Texas at Austin. We're pleased to have you on our team of on-call workers providing the best in temporary services to the university. The following information will be helpful in understanding your role as a UTemp.
1. Required Compliance Training
- Compliance training must be completed before you start your first assignment and must be completed every two years.
- Your UTemp coordinator will instruct you when to complete the following compliance training modules:
The sexual harassment and EEO modules are mandated by the state and the remaining modules are required by the university.
These modules are good for two years. When you've completed the modules, you must notify the UTemps office by e-mail.
2. Paycheck Profile Information
This must be completed to receive your paycheck
- Check distribution-currently there are two ways to receive your UTemp payroll check:
- Direct deposit (recommended)—You'll need your bank account information to complete this option.
- Pick up in person—Your check will be available on the check release date (see Timesheet/Payday Schedule) in the Main building, payroll office, room 134. Their office hours are 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Be sure to have a picture ID with you.
Follow the steps below to complete your paycheck profile
- Log on to "My Paycheck Profile" using your EID and password.
- Complete the following:
- My Paycheck Profile
- My Personal Data
- My Withholding
- My Employee Addresses—Under campus address, enter J5600 as the campus mail code. You don't need to enter a building name or room number.
- My Paycheck Distribution—You can choose to have your "Electronic Earnings Statement" sent to you via e-mail.
- My Bank Info—If you choose for your paycheck to be distributed by direct deposit (recommended), you'll need your bank account information to complete this option.
Toopher Security Enhancements
The University of Texas at Austin has implemented Toopher, a two-factor authentication tool as a way to provide added security for certain UT Direct online services. My W-2 and My Paycheck Distribution/Bank Info-Payroll now require the use of Toopher in order to protect employees' sensitive payroll data. To log in to these pages, users must enter their UT EID and password, and have access to a mobile phone with text messaging/SMS capability, or a smartphone or tablet using the Toopher App to authenticate their identity.
Information about setting up two-factor authentication is available on the ITS website and the ITS Help Desk can be contacted with questions related to this. Basic instructions for accessing the payroll webpages using Toopher are also available online.
For employees who cannot use Toopher, alternate processes will continue to be available:
Set up or change your paycheck distribution or bank info by completing a Payroll Services Employee Information (PSEI) form.
- Checks are distributed approximately the fifth workday following the close of the pay period. Your check will be distributed according to the instructions you made on your "Paycheck Profile."
- Direct your questions about UTemps payroll checks to the UTemps office, not payroll services.
3. Acknowledge the Ethics Statement:
- Read and acknowledge the Standards of Conduct and Political Activities online (EID required).
4. UT System Worker's Compensation Insurance Health Care Network Notification:
- Read and acknowledge the Worker's Compensation Network Acknowledgement Form online (EID required).
5. Selective Service Eligibility:
- If you're a male between the ages of 18 and 25, complete the Selective Service Eligibility and Verification online. For more information, see the Selective Service Registration Frequently Asked Questions page.
6. Employee Information:
- Complete your employee biographical information and your veteran status information online.
Check in
Placement on UTemp assignments depends on your availability. In order to let the UTemps office know that you're available, you need to email each week on Monday to firstname.lastname@example.com
Include in the email, your full name, EID and phone number. If you're available for part-time work, either mornings or afternoons, please be sure to indicate that in the email.
This will put you on our list of active and available UTemps. The UTemps office will contact you by phone and/or email when you're selected for a temporary position.
Keep us informed
We need to be able to reach you during regular working hours in order to improve your opportunities for an assignment. If your phone number and/or email changes for any reason or for any length of time, please contact us immediately. If you become unable to work for UTemps, you're hired within the university in a non-temporary capacity or found permanent employment elsewhere, please notify us as well.
Status change
If your status on your temp assignment changes, in particular your projected ending date, you must inform the UTemps Office immediately.
For questions, please e-mail us.
As a UTemp, you are eligible to purchase a university "A" parking permit. This doesn't mean that you're guaranteed parking. But it does allow you to park anywhere on campus marked "A" OR parking marked as available to any valid university permit. A map is available online showing those areas where you're allowed to park with an "A" permit.
Every time you're offered and accept a UTemp assignment, you will be asked if you want to purchase a parking permit. If you say yes, our office will fax a request to the office of Parking and Transportation Services (PTS), verifying that you can purchase a parking permit. The permit will be good for one month from that date. Example: Your permit begins on Jan. 15 and will expire Feb. 15, regardless if the date is a weekend or holiday.
Renewing your parking permit
It is your responsibility to obtain a parking permit renewal. To do this, you will need to visit The Parking and Transportation Services office. Do so within a couple of days before it is due to expire. You must provide your UTEID to verify that you currently have an active assignment. If you are unsure, please email our UTemps office to verify before proceeding to the PTS office. If you do not have a current assignment, an authorization request will be faxed. Be aware that, you may get a parking ticket for an expired permit.
The Parking and Transportation Services office is located on the corner of MLK and Trinity on the first floor of the Trinity Garage (TRG). When you go to purchase your permit, be sure to have your license plate number. Payment may be made by cash, personal check, Mastercard, Visa or Discover.
Submitting Timesheets
Access your Time Report Home page at:
You must complete a timesheet at the end of each week. You will be paid semi-monthly. The two semi-monthly pay periods are from the first of a calendar month through the fifteenth, and from the sixteenth through the last day of the month. You must submit your timesheets to the UTemps office no later than the first workday following the close of a pay period. You are responsible for ensuring that your timesheets are submitted no later than the date specified in the table below. Timesheets arriving after the due date cannot be processed until the next payroll.
Your Timesheet
You're responsible for ensuring that your timesheets are submitted no later than the date specified in the table below. Timesheets arriving after the due date cannot be processed until the next payroll.
The best method to ensure your timesheet is submitted on time is for you to scan it into a PDF file and e-mail it to UTemps or deliver it in person. Faxing of timesheets is not allowed. Mailing your timesheet either by U.S. mail or campus mail is not recommended. To submit your timesheet in person:
- In person — If you drop off your timesheet, do so during your lunch hour so you can avoid losing any work time.
- Drop Box — The drop box is located on the first floor of North Office Building A (NOA), on the right side of the wall facing the elevators.
Timesheet/Payday Schedule
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|September 1-15
|Wednesday, Sept 16
|Tuesday, Sept 22
|September 16-30
|Thursday, Oct 1
|Wednesday, Oct 7
|October 1-15
|Friday, Oct 16
|Thursday, Oct 22
|October 16-31
|Monday, Nov 2
|Friday, Nov 6
|November 1-15
|Monday, Nov 16
|Friday, Nov 20
|November 16-30
|Tuesday, Dec 1
|Monday, Dec 7
|December 1-15
|Wednesday, Dec 16 **DUE BY 1PM**
|Monday, Dec 21
|December 16-31
|Monday, Jan 4
|Friday, Jan 8
|January 1-15
|Tuesday, Jan 19 **DUE BY 1PM**
|Friday, Jan 22
|January 16-31
|Monday, Feb 1
|Friday, Feb 5
|February 1-15
|Tuesday, Feb 16
|Monday, Feb 22
|February 16-28
|Tuesday, Mar 1
|Monday, Mar 7
|March 1-15
|Wednesday, Mar 16
|Tuesday, Mar 22
|March 16-31
|Friday, Apr 1
|Thursday, Apr 7
|April 1-15
|Monday, Apr 18
|Friday, Apr 22
|April 16-30
|Monday, May 2
|Friday, May 6
|May 1-15
|Monday, May 16
|Friday, May 20
|May 16-31
|Wednesday, Jun 1
|Tuesday, Jun 7
|June 1-15
|Thursday, Jun 16
|Wednesday, Jun 22
|June 16-30
|Friday, Jul 1
|Friday, Jul 8
|July 1-15
|Monday, Jul 18
|Friday, Jul 22
|July 16-31
|Monday, Aug 1
|Friday, Aug 5
|August 1-15
|Tuesday, Aug 16
|Monday, Aug 22
|August 16-31
|Thursday, Sep 1 **DUE BY 1PM**
|Wednesday, Sep 7
|Month/Pay Period Dates
|Timesheet Due Date
|Check Release Date (Payday)
|September 1-15
|Friday, Sept 16
|Thurssday, Sept 22
|September 16-30
|Monday, Oct 3
|Friday, Oct 7
**Only on these dates** Your timesheet MUST be submitted NO LATER THAN 1 P.M.
It is the objective of UTemps to place highly qualified individuals into temporary assignments. To assess work performance and suitability for future assignments, an evaluation form is sent to the departmental supervisor. This evaluation will be kept for reference to determine qualifications for future assignments.
UTemps are eligible for the following:
Staff "A" parking permit, jury duty, time off to vote, military leave (without pay), unemployment compensation insurance and overtime pay for hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week with prior approval (at time and one-half).
UTemps are not eligible for the university's group insurance, promotion/transfer programs, holiday pay, and sick leave, paid vacation or other regular employee benefits.


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Learn more about the UltraScreen and view movie schedule HERE
View Grizzly's wood-fired menu HERE
Not valid for redemption on Saturdays. Movie passes and Grizzly's certificate expire 30 days from distribution date. Movie passes only good at Duluth Cinema UltraScreen showings at 300 Harbor Drive, Duluth, MN 55802. Dinner certificate only good at Grizzly's Canal Park location at 310 S. Lake Ave., Duluth, MN 55802.
A family pack of 4 tickets
and lunch from Subway!
Watch the Wheel of Fortune on Thursday nights at 6:30p and solve the Wheel Watcher puzzle for a chance to win a Classic Combo Sandwich Platter from Subway!
CLASSIC COMBO Platter: Featuring the Cold Cut Combo, Black Forest Ham, Turkey Breast, Tuna and Italian B.M.T.®. Contains 15 Portions, Serves 5–9
Watch the Wheel of Fortune on Monday nights at 6:30p and solve the Wheel Watcher puzzle for a chance to win a 2-night stay and 4 buffet passes at Black Bear Casino Resort!
Watch the Wheel of Fortune on Wednesday nights
Enter the Wheel Watcher puzzle solution Wednesday 6:30p-Midnight. Users are allowed one entry per round.
Enter to win a $50 Gift Certificate to Big Frog Custom T-Shirts and More! Big Frog in Duluth is brand new to the region and wants to help you with all your custom apparel printing needs. Whether you want a single shirt or a bigger order for your business Big Frog is here to help you get your ideas on a number of products. This enter to win sweepstakes will end on 12/31 and the 2 winners will be contacted on Jan. 2nd. Also be sure to check out Big Frogs Half-Off-Deal at: http://www.half-off-deals.com/deal/duluth/bigfrogduluth
Register to win the Security Jewelers 1st annual limited edition crystal Bentleyville Ornament. Eight lucky entrants will win their very own for FREE. Winners will receive a certificate that can be redeemed at Security Jewelers for the ornament. If you do not win be sure to purchase your very own while supplies last. Regular price of $15.00 (or save on Black Friday Small Business Sale for $12.50). Available in store or online at http://tinyurl.com/lrnek98. Don't forget to stop by Security Jewelers for our Black Friday/Small Business Saturday Event Nov 28-29 2014. Friday: 11am-3pm Santa Claus will be in the store wrapping and handing out ornaments. Christmas cookies, snowman soup and hot apple cider to be served. Saturday: 12 noon Kristi Stokes from Greater Downtown Council will be presenting framed ornaments to Mayor Ness and Mayor Bentley in appreciation for their combined efforts to bring Bentleyville to downtown Duluth. Christmas cookies, snowman soup and hot apple cider to be served. Happy Holidays!