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Nice to find a park with outdoor activities such as biking and canoeing. Highly Recommended to escape!
We recent took guests to Kayak here, and had a great time! Beautiful passageways through mangroves, an island to paddle out to, lots to see, and a good workout!Two pieces of advice -- take a good look at the map before starting, and try to keep it in some type of dry bag, as it basically dissolves as you get wet while paddling. Also, ask about the wind and sea conditions out in the bay before starting. The ocean kayaks seemed up to the job for the waves we saw, but it can be a real challenge paddling against the waves, and you can expect to get VERY wet with water coming into the boat. There is a protected cove you can explore, as well as the mangrove trail, if it is too windy to get out to the island.
very pretty paddle board tour. You can paddle out in the intracoastal waterway to a sandbar or paddle through some mangroves. Nice part is when you are done, there are various restaurants in a strip centers just across the street from the state park.
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My wife and I kayaked at the Oleta River State Park. From the mangrove tunnels out to the bay it is simply delightful.There is a real fitness emphasis at the park compared to other Florida State Parks I have been to. Tons of bicycle riders and kayakers all enjoying the scenery.Im so glad I chose this location to kayak. Its an oasis in the urban jungle of Sunny Isles/North Miami Beach. When you are out in the bay you will see large yachts and the nearby condo/hotel towers. This is NOT the park you would choose for quiet isolation but for convenience and location nearby to Miami and Fort Lauderdale.Didn't see much in the way of wildlife but it was very busy the day we went on a Saturday.I would highly recommend Oleta as a outdoor alternative to the nearby beaches. I had more fun here than I did there.
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In Pictures: A visual history of Netscape Navigator
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Netscape Navigator's release this week, let's take a look back at the rise and demise of the browser that introduced many to the World Wide Web.
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Netscape Navigator's release this week, let's take a look back at the rise and demise of the browser that introduced many to the World Wide Web.
EB Games Australia's annual expo is in Sydney's Olympic Park from October 3 to 5. The three-day event (which is scheduled to coincide with the school holidays) hosts game developers and publishers, alongside manufacturers, each claiming their stake a...
It's not just your boss or the government that's spying on you, it's also the devices and technologies you embrace.
Microsoft's first glimpse of next year's new Windows fixes obvious flaws and borrows from Apple's OSes
If you've been itching to get your hands on an inexpensive tablet that runs Windows 8.1, then check out your local Target store on September 25. That's when a little Intel-based tablet with the brand name of Pendo goes on sale.
Apple is both a creator of and a beacon for the technology future we now live in
Apple sets the standard -- for both success and failure. Here's a look at 11 major screwups, some of which almost derailed the company
Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, has set new goals, taken some decisive actions, moved ahead with works already in progress and made Wall Street happy.
From 7-in-1s to table-size AIOs, they're anything but conventional.
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Foxtel subsidiary Presto has announced it will halve the price of its video-on-demand subscription service to $9.99 a month as of Sunday, 17 August.
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Intel wants your future laptop to be thinner than an iPad and, like the iconic tablet, to be wire free. And it should cost less too.
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For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
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Adam Goodes wasn't intending to come back for the final weeks of the Swans' 2015 season but was persuaded by the support of the club's fans.
Adam Goodes wasn't intending to come back for the final weeks of the Swans' 2015 season but was persuaded by the support of the club's fans.
Prodrive Racing team boss Tim Edwards says they let Chaz Mostert down by not claiming Bathurst 1000 pole for their injured V8 Supercars star.
Former skipper Stirling Mortlock says it's not just Michael Cheika's coaching but his masterful man management that has the Wallabies humming.
The Test career of veteran prop Tony Woodcock could be over after he hobbled off during the All Blacks' 47-9 win over Tonga in Newcastle.
An amateur goalkeeper has been hailed around the world after vision emerged of him making four sensational saves in a matter of seconds.
Israel Folau believes Sam Burgess is a brilliant player and his progress in rugby has been good, despite the code hopper being criticised in some quarters.
Wales and Australia face off in a decisive Pool A World Cup clash, with the battle of the five-eighths to prove pivotal.
Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat rues his side's missed chances against Adelaide United saying "we were absolutely all over them".
A thigh injury to Matt Priddis that ruled him out of the qualifying final win over Hawthorn has cost him West Coast's best and fairest award.
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Thank you Jenny, Melissa and all of the members of the ELIZABETH NETWORKING GROUP for helping to make the Annual Kiowa Lighting of the Lights possible. The donations of $1939.00 that you raised have helped us purchase our Christmas tree lights!!!!
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All of you have made it possible to continue the tree lighting on November 28, 2015 at 6:30pm.
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As you know, we're big fans of all things that sparkle and shine — hello, glitter guide! — so it's definitely not a shock that we are not just loving, but in love with, the sequined table linen collection at La Tavola.
As one of the most renowned and respected fine linen brands from coast to coast, La Tavola definitely brings panache to the table, whether at an intimate dinner party at home or on 100 tables at a private event or gala.
With more than 10 collections to choose from, we were floored when we found the Dolce Collection that shimmers and shines with shiny, sequined, and beaded fabrics to choose from. When we hit the New York fabric and discovered the hues, our excitement escalated even more.
If you ask any entertaining aficionado, finding a sequined tablecloth is nearly impossible, so when we made this discovery you can be sure our order was placed within 15 minutes. The brand ships nationwide and there isn't a minimum or maximum mandatory order count.
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Social entrepreneurship emerging in India but needs are massive
Social entrepreneurship in India has progressed significantly over the last decade. More and more people are using entrepreneurial skills in building sustainable enterprises for profit and non-profit to effect change in India, says Deval Sanghavi, a former investment banker and now president of Dasra. Based in Mumbai, Dasra is a non-profit organisation which bridges the gap between those investing in social change and those spearheading the changes.
Where Grameen Bank meets e-Bay in an African marketplace (and everyone wins)
While share prices have been falling and banks have been offering measly interest rates, MYC4 investors have been earning an average gross interest rate of 12.9 per cent a year from investments made from the comfort of their home. Too good to be true? According to Mads Kjaer, CEO of the online marketplace MYC4, "investors set the interest rate themselves and bid for it, and many hard-core investors realise even much higher yields."
Creative entrepreneurs can survive the crisis
Creative entrepreneurs can weather the current global economic crisis better than traditional businesses, says Jean-Claude Larréché, INSEAD professor of marketing. Virgin Atlantic, which was founded by British entrepreneur Sir Richard Branson in 1984, survived and came out stronger after the airline crisis of the early 1990s when many established airlines went bankrupt, notes Larréché. Speaking via satellite, Branson said a lot of opportunities will emerge as a result of the current global e
Arcelor Mittal: Lightening up heavy industry
Steel is one of the industrial sectors under intense pressure to cut greenhouse gas emissions. By its very nature, producing steel consumes a lot of energy, which in turn produces a lot of carbon dioxide. But its not as bleak as all that: the steel industry has been trying for decades to find ways to cut CO2 emissions, says Michel Wurth, a member of the management board of ArcelorMittal, the worlds largest steel maker.
The pursuit of value
It's all too easy, if you have the upper hand in negotiations – whether it be through information asymmetry or generally a more favourable position -- to make full use of a power play in negotiations to get what you want, with the winner taking all and the loser walking away empty-handed, says INSEAD Professor Horacio Falcao. But instead, negotiators should be looking to develop 'win-win' strategies that allow all parties to capture some of the value, or at least feel that they were bein
In the world of banking, does size matter?
It was bound to happen. After pouring tens of billions of dollars, pounds and euros: as much as 5.5 per cent of the GDP of advanced economies, according to the International Monetary Fund, governments began to revolt. "If a bank is too big to fail, then it is too big," the governor of the central bank of Belgium told a newspaper at the end of June. If this is true, then what about the corollary: "Small is beautiful?" If bankers' bonuses are being capped, should the size of their banks
Credit ratings: buyer beware
"Investors tend to take credit ratings at face value and rely on them too heavily." So says ESSEC Economics Professor Patricia Langohr, who with her father, INSEAD Finance and Banking Professor Herwig Langohr, has written a book called 'The rating agencies and their credit ratings'.
Harnessing creativity to power up the economy
Creativity is underrated – at least that is what Fredrik Härén, author of The Idea Book believes.
The Esperion Story: Biotech Success and Rebirth
The Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship kicks off its new Distinguished Lecture Series with Dr. Roger Newton, President and CEO of Esperion Therapeutics and co-discoverer of Lipitor, the most prescribed cholesterol-lowering medication in the world. Dr. Newton discusses his ongoing efforts to commercialize cardiovascular treatments and his approach to securing capital and talent under difficult environmental conditions. [...]
The leadership diversity puzzle
They say it's never a bad time to invest in leadership. But is that still true, even during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression? Unilever, the food and personal care products giant, thinks so and is putting its money where its mouth is.
Intergroup leadership: a unifying force
As the name suggests, intergroup leadership involves a fair amount of interaction among team members. On paper, it may look simple enough, but in reality, it's a lot harder to put into practice.
Getting back to basics in a world of luxury
As China's middle class expands, does consumption behaviour change? According to Sir David Tang, founder of Shanghai Tang and China Clubs, consumption behaviour doesn't shift with economic development; it is only perceived to do so.
"I don't think economic development has ever changed human nature," says Tang. "China is able now, with a rising middle class, to start thinking about all the bourgeois things, about life of the next-door neighbour. And that's why, in a way, cons
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The brand imperative
"There are only two advantages in life which are proprietary: technology and branding. Since I'm not a technologist, I decided that whatever business I was going to do next had to have a strong brand."
Having left journalism to join the family business, Ho Kwon Ping, Founder and Executive Chairman of the luxury hotel Banyan Tree Group, realised that his family's various contract manufacturing companies were stuck in constant competition on the basis of cost alone, an
Enrich your social capital with the right networks
Networking is not all that it's cracked up to be; in fact it can even be downright harmful, so says Martin Gargiulo, an associate professor of organisational behaviour at INSEAD and expert on social network analysis.
Global careers in academia: following the ideas
Although Wall Street may be feeling battered and bruised from the financial crisis, if you want a career in teaching business, you should still consider heading for the US at some point. That was the consensus view among INSEAD PhD programme graduates taking part in the school's 20th reunion celebration at its Europe campus.
Cross-cultural negotiations: Avoiding the pitfalls
When entering into negotiations, we should always take into account cultural factors such as the educational or religious background of the person sitting across the table, but, says INSEAD professor Horacio Falcao, many people both underestimate and overestimate the cross-cultural aspects.
Why Gymboree's China strategy is no child's play
As China's star continues to shine, one of the more recent beneficiaries of the country's economic boom is the early childhood development sector.
Bringing zest to China's hospitality market
By offering travellers chic boutique hotel amenities at budget prices, Chinese entrepreneur Wu Hai is now enjoying the fruits of his success, setting up a chain of 16 hotels in China in just three short years since 2006.
Combating malaria: How an oil company is helping to tackle the problem
For Marathon Oil Corporation, its project to tackle malaria on an island off Equatorial Guinea is paying off. It reckons that for every dollar invested, the economic return is around four dollars.


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We are delighted to announce the 2015-16 concert season. The new season will include performances by prominent artists and ensembles who regularly perform on the world's most important stages. Cellist Gary Hoffman returns after an unforgettable performance last season.
Cellist Raphael Wallfisch, also one of the greatest cellists of our time, will host a chamber music concert. Other highlights include a Bartok cycle with the celebrated Jerusalem Quartet, a trio concert hosted by famed clarinetist Sharon Kam, the Weiss - Kaplan - Stumpf Trio in a complete Beethoven cycle, artists from Casals Festival with violinist Hagai Shaham, and much more! Award-winning pianist Katharina Treutler will perform a number of special concerts, amongst them with Sergey Ostrovsky's Aviv Quartet.
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As an avid fan of all things Star Trek*, I can't help but hear Mr. Spock's voice when I read about all these sensors we have watching and helping us in our lives today. Unfortunately as a developer, I usually feel like the guy in the red shirt on the away party when Spock says, "Sir, sensors indicate we are clear to send Mr. Duncan into the cave". The cave in which I am then killed by the monster that extracts all the salt from my body. The real nightmare is that I'm the guy responsible for the monster detection code.
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May 7th, 2013 AppLab for Windows*8 on mobile platforms
Well, just last week I returned from one of our first Application Development Labs (AppLab) devoted to development on the Intel Platform on Windows* 8 for touch, sensor, and HTML5. The event took place in Los Angeles (LA) California in the United States.
Why Developers Should Pay Attention to Touch
Depending on who you talk to, touch (touch-based apps, touch screens, touch-based OS's, etc.) is either the Second Coming incarnate or the downfall of technology as we know it. Love it or hate it, touch tech is definitely here to stay, and is becoming more ubiquitous all the time.
Emerging Technologies: How Ultrabooks™ Are Paving the Way
This week, Forrester Research, an independent technology and market research company, released an insightful report based on the results of an global survey that asked respondents what they thought were the most disruptive technologies that were currently emerging or about to emerge.
Enabling Touch Gestures in an HTML5 App in Intel AppUp®
We have flexibility when developing apps in HTML5 and publishing to Intel AppUp® using the HTML5 encapsulator. However, when we start developing apps for touch-enabled devices, we soon hit certain roadblocks.
The Sesame Street Guide to Developing Touch-Based Apps for Kids: Part 2
In part one of this series on making touch-based apps for kids, we talked about a fascinating research project that Sesame Street's technology development arm released on best practices when developing touch-based apps for children. In that first article, we looked at what the primary objectives should be, interactive design suggestions, and the most common touch gestures that most children use when within an app.
The Sesame Street Guide to Developing Touch-Based Apps for Kids: Part 1
Sesame Street, the iconic show that has made learning fun for millions of children around the world for decades, isn't just about puppets, ABC's, and the number of the day. The company also has a dedicated app development and technology arm that is behind some pretty amazing games and apps that reinforce the learning concepts that Sesame Street is known for.
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Robert Redford calls for LGBT rights at Equality Utah event
Kristin Murphy, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — The mood was electric at Equality Utah's annual dinner with more than 2,000 people giving a standing ovation to filmmaker and activist Robert Redford as he offered his support for the state's LGBT community.
"I'm here for the same reason you are — equal rights for all," Redford told the group Monday night. "Like you, I believe there's no place in our world for discrimination. None."
Redford's tone was serious as he briefly addressed the sold-out crowd, dressed in red cowboy boots and denim jeans paired with a collared shirt and blazer. This was his first time at the annual Allies Dinner, an event for gay and straight Utahns celebrating together the campaign for equal rights for the LGBT community.
Redford began his remarks offering appreciation for the freedoms and rights that come with being Americans.
"I hope in this particular case that Utah can catch up," Redford added, answered by cheers. "What happens in Utah can matter in a profound way. Anytime you change the lines or change laws in Utah that are discriminatory, many are going to see it as a benchmark, possibly, for other places."
Gay and lesbian Utahns, many accompanied by friends and family, made up the crowd, which also included local politicians and community activists. Redford encouraged the group at the Salt Palace Convention Center to take courage under the night's theme, "Equality in My Community."
"The power of your personal story has the power to move hearts and minds, break down barriers and change points of view," he said.
Introducing the evening, Allies Dinner co-chairwoman Donna Weinholtz announced she predicts Utah will be the first conservative, Republican state to pass a comprehensive housing and workplace nondiscrimination bill, a hot issue at the 2013 Legislature.
Those local and national advances toward granting equal rights to the LGBT community encouraged Salt Lake City resident Doug Smith, who identified himself as a gay man, to attend the Allies Dinner for the first time Monday.
"I'm 60 years old, have five kids, and I've just decided, you know, it's time to stand up and speak out," Smith said. "It's about being a good neighbor, but the same things you expect of a neighbor, you need to be."
Chris and Debra Nelson, of Murray, were invited to the Allies Dinner by some of Chris' co-workers. While he initially said he didn't have a firm opinion about ensuring rights for same-sex couples, his support has grown as he has gotten to know some of his gay friends.
"It's hard to understand it until you know folks who are in those relationships," he said. "It's harder to judge people once you walk in their shoes a little bit and get to know them."
Upon learning about their experiences, Debra Nelson said she realized there were many aspects of being in a traditional relationship that she took for granted, such as passing on life insurance, making decisions if one partner is hospitalized or being able to marry.
"When they're a part of your lives, applying those same kind of prejudices to people that you love is a lot more difficult," she said.
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A federal bankruptcy judge in Albuquerque, N.M., has approved a $40 million offer from Eclipse Aerospace to buy the assets of the former builder of Eclipse 500 very light jets. The new company said its first order of business is to get parts flowing to owners, followed by performing modifications and upgrades to in-service airplanes.
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In the latest annual product support survey by BJT sister publication Aviation International News, readers rated Gulfstream number one for both newer and older business jet support, while Pilatus scored highest for new turboprops and Mitsubishi topped the rankings for older turboprops. In the newer jets category, Cessna came in second, followed by Boeing BBJ in third place.
October 1, 2009
Richard Santulli resigned as chairman and CEO of NetJets, which has been owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway since 1998. [See related stories on pages 4 and 50.--Ed.] Santulli founded the firm, which introduced the fractional-ownership concept, in 1986. He will remain with the company as a consultant for at least a year.
October 1, 2009
Bombardier says it is on pace to deliver its Learjet 85 model beginning in 2013. The manufacturer reports orders for nearly 60 of the $17.2 million (2008 dollars) aircraft, which are expected to become the first certified all-composite Part 25 business jets.
October 1, 2009
While business aircraft flight hours are down from last year, industry safety has increased disproportionately, according to business aviation safety analyst Robert E. Breiling Associates. In the first half of the year, the U.S. business airplane fleet experienced 13 accidents, down from 34 in the same period last year, a 62-percent drop.
October 1, 2009
The European Aviation Safety Agency will extend discussion of the most contentious points arising from its proposed new rules for aircraft operations and has indicated that it could permit greater flexibility for business aviation on issues such as flight and duty-time limitations.
October 1, 2009
Dassault Aviation logged $1.28 billion in Falcon sales in the first half of the year, down from $1.56 billion in the same period last year after order cancellations far exceeded sales. Thus, Dassault's consolidated orders for the first six months equaled negative $1.5 billion, compared with $3.4 billion in the year-ago period.
October 1, 2009
While Africa brims with unspoiled landscapes written in big, bold strokes, Botswana's Okavango Delta proves especially dazzling. The 6,000-square-mile Delta is formed by the mighty Okavango, "the river that never finds the sea," which roars down from neighboring Angola and spills out into the sands of the perpetually barren Kalahari Desert.
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The Graduate School of Social Work's groundbreaking National Conference on Social Work and HIV/AIDS marks its silver anniversary this year, its focus having changed in light of medical science's progress against the disease over the past quarter-century. But as conference founder Vincent Lynch adds, the need for the forum — which took place in May 2013 in Chicago — is as great as ever.
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In the early days of electronic instruments, the use of such noisemakers virtually guaranteed that the resulting music, good or bad, would have a certain metallic/robotic feel. But that's becoming a thing of the past. Thanks to better equipment and an increase in the number of artists able to take advantage of it, synthetic musical tools often sound as warm and inviting as the kind that still need to be blown, plucked, drummed or caressed. As such, juxtapositions of devices from different eras aren't as harsh and grating as they once were. Today, to paraphrase Rodney King, they can all get along.
On Metro, Norway's Christer Andre Jensen, the man behind Micromars, demonstrates this principle with skill and charm. "I Know About It," which kicks off the proceedings, is a pleasurable pop wave that rides atop a wah-wah-ing keyboard sound occasionally supplemented with whooshes and whirrs; "Mobile" blends a rhythm track seemingly borrowed from Atari with nonsense syllables courtesy of Jensen that are pure bliss; "Spatial Localization" swings with loungey sophistication atop a bed of real drums (at least they seem real) and simulated keyboards (at least they seem simulated); and "Cargo" uses old-fashioned guitar and organ and a raft of newfangled gizmos to swooningly seductive effect.
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Saudi Arabia and Qatar are paying salaries to rebel forces fighting in the Syrian revolt against President Bashar al-Assad, an Arab diplomat said on Saturday.
"The payment has been going on for months and the agreement was made on April 2 by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, with logistical organisation from Turkey where some Free Syrian Army factions are based," said the source, who requested anonymity.
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Win Sweet Prizes in the Youth Indexing Competition
Topeka teens ages 14-18 can become historians and win awesome prizes by competing in our Youth Indexing Competition. The grand prize winner receives a Surface Tablet. Read on for the details.
Reviving the Past through Art
A play on historical art at the Sabatini gallery Aug 14 – Sept 27.
Promote Your Organization at the Neighborhood Fair
Make sure your community organization is part of the Neighborhood Fair Sept 12.
Juneteenth Watch Party
Juneteenth is the African American celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation and the actual freeing of the last slaves in South. The Library will hold a Watch Party to celebrate the 150th Anniversary.
Research Your Roots with a World of Resources
Genealogy enthusiasts, rejoice! The Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library is now a designated FamilySearch affiliate library–and that means that the world's largest repository of free genealogical records is within your reach.
They can't tear that down!!! Topeka Worth Saving Endangered Property
Troubled by the scheduled tear downs of historic buildings around Topeka? At their regularly scheduled meeting, The Local Landmarks Commission discusses the "Topeka Worth Saving Endangered Property Program". There will be a review of the status of those currently listed, a discussion of those added in 2015 and highlight properties that might needed added in […]
The Lytles of Tennessee Town
John and Mary Ann "Mollie" Lytle were both former slaves who had moved from Tennessee to Topeka with their young family in 1882. Their children would leave a legacy of success in the fields of law and law enforcement.
Exodusters in Topeka
During and shortly after the end of the Civil War in April of 1865, African Americans began migrating into Kansas and surrounding states in large numbers. Learn how Topeka responded to this influx of new immigrants.
Samuel Reader: Civil War Veteran
This April marks the 150th anniversary of the end of the American Civil War. This post is the second of four which highlight ties between Topeka and Shawnee County and national movements during and after the Civil War. By the 1870's over 20,000 Union Civil War veterans resided in Kansas. Locally, many veterans joined their regional Grand […]
A Land of Soldiers: Kansas and Civil War Veterans
This April marks the 150th anniversary of the end of the American Civil War. This post is the first of four which highlight ties between Topeka and Shawnee County and national movements during and after the Civil War. Chances are, if you have a male ancestor that came to Kansas in the late 19th century […]
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Passed away peacefully on November 1, 2013 in Scottsdale, Arizona. He was 100 years old. He was born in Emery, Utah on September 19, 1913 to Homer and Mabel Jensen. He learned everything about cattle ranching and his excellent horsemanship, from his father. Randall's father owned a team of horses, which he rented out to other farmers. At the age of three, Randall thought it was his job to take care of the horses, and went with the team wherever it was hired out. During high school he lived and worked at his grandparent's hotel, restaurant and general store. He attended two years of college at Utah State University. In 1942, he enlisted in the
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, which brought him to Ketchikan, Alaska. He served as captain of a patrol boat, which was assigned to document every person living in the remote outlying areas of Southeast Alaska. While stationed in Ketchikan, he met and married Eleanor Jorgenson. After the war, they owned Ketchikan Instrument Company, selling marine instruments and adjusting ships compasses. In 1953, he and his partner, Wally Christiansen, started Alaska's first cable television, KATV, in Ketchikan, Alaska. It was unique because all the programming had to be originated in their own studio. They later expanded to Sitka, Alaska with cable television. They went on to be partners in the Midnight Sun Broadcasters, Inc., which owned radio and television stations throughout the state of Alaska. They were true pioneers in the history of cable television. His wife, Eleanor, passed away in 1971. In 1975 he married Belva Trahan, and in 1980 he retired and they moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, where he and Belva enjoyed many years of golf and traveling. He always loved Alaska and returned every summer to spend time with family and friends. He served on the Ketchikan School Board, the Ketchikan City Council, and on several state committees. He enjoyed serving on the board of directors for First Bank for over 50 years. He is survived by his wife, Belva; daughter and son-in-law, Kathy and Mike Fleenor; son, David J. Addley; sister, Delana Close; Nieces, Debbie Close, Michelle Close; nephew, Danny Close; grandchildren, Randy Fleenor, Cheri Trudeau, Philip Pizzuto, Douglas Pizzuto, Paula Snarr, Cathlene Potter, and seven great-grandchildren. His burial was held in Emery, Utah on November 7, 2013. He was a true gentleman, and his family will always cherish the memories of his fascinating and entertaining life stories, and his ever loving and caring ways.
Published in The Arizona Republic on Nov. 10, 2013
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Randomized controlled trial of mailed Nicotine Replacement Therapy to Canadian smokers: study protocol
1 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 33 Russell St., Toronto, M5S 2S1, Canada
2 Department of Psychology, University of Toronto, 100 St. George St., Toronto, M5S 3G3, Canada
3 Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto, 155 College St., Toronto, M5T 3M7, Canada
4 Department of Health Studies and Gerontology, University of Waterloo, 200 University Ave., Waterloo, N2L 3G1, Canada
5 Department of Population Studies and Surveillance, Cancer Care Ontario, 620 University Ave., Toronto, M5G 2L7, Canada
6 Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Toronto, 144 College St., Toronto, M5S 3M2, Canada
7 Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto, 500 University Ave., Toronto, M5G 1V7, Canada
8 Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, University of Toronto, 1 King's College Circle, Toronto, M5S 1A8, Canada
9 Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto, 250 College St., Toronto, M5S 1A8, Canada
BMC Public Health 2011, 11:741 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-11-741Published: 28 September 2011
Considerable public health efforts are ongoing Canada-wide to reduce the prevalence of smoking in the general population. From 1985 to 2005, smoking rates among adults decreased from 35% to 19%, however, since that time, the prevalence has plateaued at around 18-19%. To continue to reduce the number of smokers at the population level, one option has been to translate interventions that have demonstrated clinical efficacy into population level initiatives. Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) has a considerable clinical research base demonstrating its efficacy and safety and thus public health initiatives in Canada and other countries are distributing NRT widely through the mail. However, one important question remains unanswered - do smoking cessation programs that involve mailed distribution of free NRT work? To answer this question, a randomized controlled trial is required.
A single blinded, panel survey design with random assignment to an experimental and a control condition will be used in this study. A two-stage recruitment process will be employed, in the context of a general population survey with two follow-ups (8 weeks and 6 months). Random digit dialing of Canadian home telephone numbers will identify households with adult smokers (aged 18+ years) who are willing to take part in a smoking study that involves three interviews, with saliva collection for 3-HC/cotinine ratio measurement at baseline and saliva cotinine verification at 8-week and 6-month follow-ups (N = 3,000). Eligible subjects interested in free NRT will be determined at baseline (N = 1,000) and subsequently randomized into experimental and control conditions to receive versus not receive nicotine patches. The primary hypothesis is that subjects who receive nicotine patches will display significantly higher quit rates (as assessed by 30 day point prevalence of abstinence from tobacco) at 6-month follow-up as compared to subjects who do not receive nicotine patches at baseline.
The findings from the proposed trial are timely and highly relevant as mailed distribution of NRT require considerable resources and there are limited public health dollars available to combat this substantial health concern. In addition, findings from this randomized controlled trial will inform the development of models to engage smokers to quit, incorporating proactive recruitment and the offer of evidence based treatment.
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South Oldham field hockey is looking for more consistency in the second half of its season. North Oldham is searching for the spark that allowed it to start the season hot.
GOSHEN — It's a completely different season respectively for North Oldham and Oldham County volleyball compared to last year's mark of winning streaks. One thing remained constant heading into Tuesday night's match: a battle for the top seed.
The Lady Mustangs handled OC in a 3-0 sweep on their home court to take the No. 1 seed in District 29.
The Oldham County girls cross country team won the girls' varsity race at the Trinity / Sacred Heart Invitational Saturday at Tom Sawyer Park. The Lady Colonels finished first out of 27 teams for their second first place award this season after winning the Shelby County Invitational on Sept. 10.
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Libraries in the Ancient World
Yale University Press, 2001 - History - 177 pages
This delightful book tells the story of ancient libraries from their very beginnings, when 'books' were clay tablets and writing was a new phenomenon. Renowned classicist Lionel Casson takes us on a lively tour, from the royal libraries of the most ancient Near East, through the private and public libraries of Greece and Rome, down to the first Christian monastic libraries. To the founders of the first public libraries of the Greek world goes the credit for creating the prototype of today's library buildings and the science of organising books in them. Casson recounts the development of ancient library buildings, systems, holdings, and patrons, addressing questions on a wide variety of topics, such as: What was the connection between the rise in eduction and literacy and the growth of libraries?; Who contributed to the early development of public libraries, especially the great library at Alexandria?; What did ancient libraries include in their holdings?; How did ancient libraries acquire books?; What was the nature of publishing in the Greek and Roman world?; How did differnt types of users (royalty, scholars, religious figures) and different kinds of 'books' (tablets, scrolls, co
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A couple of posts ago I reviewed my last book for the Canadian Book Challenge 2 hosted by John. It is always a lot of fun to participate in this challenge as I've tried over the last few years to add more Canadiana to my reading and John's challenge helps me focus on that goal. In fact, I read an amazing number of Canadian authors these days! This challenge requested we read 13 books before Canada Day, 2009. I did not make a preliminary list but just went with the flow as a chose books. Here are the books I read:
1. The Seance by Iain Lawrence
2. The Horseman's Graves by Jacqueline Baker Saskatchewan
3. Newton and the Time Machine by Michael McGowan
4. The Shooting of Dan McGrew by Robert W. Service Yukon
5. The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson
6. Starclimber by Kenneth Oppel
7. Jolted by Arthur Slade
8. Getting the Girl by Susan Juby BC
9. Night Runner by Max Turner Ontario
10. Bookweird by Paul Glennon
11. The Shadow of Malabron by Thomas Wharton
12. My Name is Number 4 by Ting-Xing Ye
13. Milrose Munce and the Den of Professional Help by Douglas Anthony Cooper
I enjoyed every book I read this year but my top 3 picks would be The Horseman's Graves, The Gargoyle and Night Runner.
A Bookaholic, Pro-life, Pro-Family, Pro-Oxford Comma, Catholic (with Asperger's) who reads and writes as her obsession. I've been reading over 400 books a year lately. These are my ramblings on some of the books I read. To read about all the books I read and comment on, visit me at LibraryThing or Goodreads.
I've been blogging since 2007 and at this point (July 2015) am trying my hand at turning the theme of this blog towards mystery, thriller and crime, fiction and non-fiction. I have some special interest topics and categories within this broad genre which include (but are not limited to) serial killers, scandi-crime, Victorian history and historicals, history of the criminally insane and asylums, psychopathology, death, funerary practices and burial, corpses, true crime and anything dealing with the real life macabre, or that portrayed in fiction.
I also read a short story a day from various collections, sometimes anthologies othertimes collections of a single author's work. These reviews are also posted here and while they are of mixed genre the mystery, thriller, horror, gothic and macabre often appear within their pages as well.
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