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|Cooler Master's Hyper TX series has evolved with requirements of mainstream CPUs. The introduction of Hyper TX3 marks another milestone with Cooler Master's first-ever full compatibility - Intel LGA 1156 socket. The Hyper TX3 also brings back the "original" direct contact heat-pipe design from Cooler Master.
Aluminum fins with 3 x Direct Contact heat pipes to provide outstanding heat dissipation
Universal design: Compatible with Intel Socket LGA 775/1156
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After some searching, I found the Cooler Master Hyper TX3. In keeping with the philosophy of my build (buy the product at the point where performance just about stops increasing linearly with the price), I made the purchase, and the product arrived at my doorstep a few days later.
Cooler Master has elected to use plastic blister packaging for the Hyper TX3. It was easy to open, and required no scissors, which is a refreshing change from most packaging of this type. I received the universal version of the cooler, meaning my version of the TX3 supports Core 2 as well as Core i5, along with pretty much all Athlon 64s and above (Athlon 64, Athlon 64 X2, Athlon II, Phenom, Phenom II.) The cooler does not require installation of a motherboard backplate for use. Since this is a smaller cooler, it uses Intel's standard push-pins or AMD's clips to remain secure. Cooler Master has apparently revised the TX3 recently; previous versions used a clip to secure the 92 mm fan to the heatsink. This clip received VERY mixed reviews (Yes, I do mean VERY - some reviews were absolutely glowing while others had the deepest contempt I have ever seen.Read more ›
Unit arrived in a standard blister pack, and looked HUGE. Thought for a moment I was not going to be able to get it to fit (don't worry -- it does, and with plenty of space to spare). Opened package and poured out the contents. Small box at bottom of package contained all necessary feet/clamps to hold it down. BONUS: Included thermal paste as well! The beauty of this thing, is that you can turn it virtually any direction you want. For maximum air flow and dissipation, I directed the fan to blow towards that rear case fan in order to improve overall heat removal.
Although I already had some Arctic Silver thermal compound, I actually decided to use the included one. Assembled clamps, and mounted to CPU/MB in a matter of seconds. Connected the fan cable to MB, and we were ready to start.
Booted up the computer and went into Speccy. At idle, the CPU was running at a cool 35 degrees C!! That's a difference of almost 40%!! Put a load with a CPU benchmark test, and temp barely got above 46C! Fantastic!!
I must say, the price on this thing is almost too good to be true. I can't think of any reason, at least for this CPU, to buy anything more expensive. Great stuff!
* Great options for mounting
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* Ultra-quiet fan
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* Includes thermal paste/compound
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But is this probably the best value cooler w/o spending $50+? I'd be hard pressed to find a better one.
My basic setup: AMD Athlon II X4 630 (2.8 Ghz mild overclock for now to 3.2 Ghz), MSI mb, 2 GB DDR2 ram, XFX ATI 5750.
With the stock heatsink and fan at this O/C my idle temp was ~ 32-34 C, at load around 52-54 C.
Not a difficult install, instructions are terrible but for an AM2+, AM3 chip it's quite easy with no tools, and do NOT have to remove the motherboard from the case (can not speak for Intel chips), just takes a little common sense although the thermal grease supplied is pretty bad (like rubber cement).
Anyways after the TX3 was in place my idle temps are now at 22-24 C and at load 36-38 C. I'd say for a $20 cooler that isn't too loud, that's a pretty good result.
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Contrary to a couple of other reviews this CPU cooler fits perfectly into a LGA1150 motherboard with an i5-4590 processor. Read morePublished 8 days ago by GodBlessAmerica
Very very good cooler for my fx-6300, definitely can handle over clocking. I overclocked my chip to roughly 4.2ghz and my idle temp was 23c-25c just using the stock thermal paste. Read morePublished 8 days ago by Amazon Customer
I dunno what the others complain about with the Intel mounting and the pins breaking.. just take your time.. Read morePublished 10 days ago by John Kramer
Good little cpu for sure. At the price it's unbeatable for Am3. Mine did however come with a ton of bent pins. Carefully realigned them until it fit and thankfully it worked.Published 10 days ago by Vatolicious
Keeps my G3258 under 72deg C even at 1.5v. Way outperformed my expectations. I was considering upping the included paste to IC diamond or the like until I saw the temps. Read morePublished 11 days ago by Dubbsjr
Installed on my husbands computer to play games on. Looks nice through the side window of the tower, keeps CPU temps in a good range, and is quite. Read morePublished 14 days ago by Anita
Its a very nice and very functional cooler. I don't have any exact temps, but I live in a hot house in a hot valley in the summer, where it doesn't usually dip below 80°. Read morePublished 15 days ago by Dwizborg
This thing can both suck AND blow at the same time with fans on both sides, and that turns me onPublished 18 days ago by Quartermaster

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I am a citizen of the world. First and foremost. That's just the way I identify. And it's no doubt one of the reasons I am drawn to the philosophy of humanism. But if one listens to the current political discourse, messages to put America and Americans first proliferate. Effective leadership is characterized as the ability to advance the standing of our own deserving "tribes" of "real" Americans above everyone else. Our nation is increasingly becoming a place where it is acceptable to disregard and/or demonize the "other" in our midst—often described through coded and loaded language—and to isolate ourselves from the rest of the world. Like many of my peers, I am disturbed by this proffered trajectory for America's future.


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Response to letter: Balancing risks and benefits of prucalopride for the treatment of chronic constipation in Asians
Version of Record online: 20 DEC 2012
DOI: 10.1111/nmo.12033
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Neurogastroenterology & Motility
Volume 25, Issue 1, pages 90–91, January 2013
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Ke, M., Zou, D., Yuan, Y., Li, Y., Lin, L., Hao, J., Hou, X. and Kim, H. J. (2013), Response to letter: Balancing risks and benefits of prucalopride for the treatment of chronic constipation in Asians. Neurogastroenterology & Motility, 25: 90–91. doi: 10.1111/nmo.12033
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- 1A placebo-controlled trial of prucalopride for severe chronic constipation. N Engl J Med 2008; 358: 2344–54., , et al.
- 2Clinical trial: the efficacy, impact on quality of life, and safety and tolerability of prucalopride in severe chronic constipation – a 12-week, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Aliment Pharmacol Ther 2009; 29: 315–28., , et al.
- 3Prucalopride (Resolor) in the treatment of severe chronic constipation in patients dissatisfied with laxatives. Gut 2009; 58: 357–65., , et al.
- 4A double-blind, placebo-controlled study of prucalopride in elderly patients with chronic constipation. Neurogastroenterol Motil 2010; 22: 991–9., , et al.
- 5Prucalopride in the treatment of chronic constipation in patients from the Asia-Pacific region: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Neurogastroenterol Motil 2012; 24: 999–e541., , et al.


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LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Sunday's 34th annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach provided a glimpse into what might have been had the Champ Car World Series answered the bell for a full season.
Will Power took a convincing victory for KV Racing Technology, besting rookie Franck Montagny of Forsythe-Pettit Racing by 5.094 seconds, with Mario Dominguez claiming the first podium for the local Pacific Coast Motorsports team.
Meanwhile, presumed favorites Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing had a troubled race, with pole winner Justin Wilson lasting just 12 laps before his Panoz-Cosworth suffered a mechanical failure. St. Petersburg king Graham Rahal didn't fare much better, losing a lot of time in a midrace clash with Montagny to finish 13th.
But this year's Long Beach race wasn't about the start of a new season of Champ Car racing. Instead, it was the final race for the formula of 2.6-liter turbocharged single-seat cars after almost 30 years of CART and Champ Car World Series sanction. The remains of the Champ Car series are being merged into the Indy Racing League and its IndyCar Series, and Sunday's race at Long Beach actually counted toward the IndyCar Series championship.
After the race, analyzing the whys and wherefores of this year's Long Beach tilt and projecting what might pan out in the weeks and months ahead in Champ Car terms was a fairly pointless exercise. It was basically a one-race championship, of which the biggest story line in the overall scheme of things was determining how much of a boost the Long Beach participants would get in the IndyCar standings.
Power was the big winner in that respect, jumping to fifth place in the IndyCar points heading into next weekend's race at Kansas Speedway. But on that 1.5-mile oval, he and the eight other entries that are transitioning to the IndyCar Series this year are likely to run midpack at best as they continue to adapt to IndyCar's normally aspirated Dallara-Honda package.
It's a shame that the focus on Sunday was on the end of the Champ Car era and the transition into the IRL era because Power drove a great race no matter what kind of car he was in. He led 81 of the 83 laps, only dropping back on pit stops.
"The last 15 or 20 laps, I just cruised," said Power, a 27-year-old native of Toowoomba, Australia. "It was really easy.
"I knew Franck was catching up, but I didn't rush anything. I didn't want to throw it into the wall."
Power joined the Champ Car series at the end of 2005 and scored his first podium finish near the conclusion of the '06 season. When Champ Car adopted the Panoz DP01 in 2007, it suited Power's driving style and he responded with five poles and two race wins.
Sunday's drive at Long Beach was his best yet, as he took the lead from third on the grid at the start and was able to control the pace all afternoon. The one break he caught was when Wilson pulled his car off the track at Turn 1 on the 13th lap with an apparent engine problem.
"It's pretty disappointing because I felt the McDonald's car was quicker than anyone else out there today and I just wanted to make the most of it," Wilson said.
"It might have been a tough race," Power said. "[Justin] was very quick in qualifying, but I wasn't that worried about it."
In the end, Montagny provided Power's toughest competition. Driving in his first [and last] Champ Car race, the 25-year-old Frenchman was highly impressive and got the best of a Lap 47 wheel-banging battle with Rahal.
Montagny kept the pressure on Power over the last 20 laps, but he was never able to get closer than about 4 seconds.
"The team did a fantastic job," Montagny said. "I never had to save fuel in my entire career and I never had to race on cold tires. So it was a difficult race and I was learning all the time. I had done maybe 300 miles of testing in a Champ Car before the race, and to be confident in the car, you need a lot of mileage. So I am very happy."
Dominguez provided the feel-good story of the day with his bulldog drive to third place. It was the best result in the history of Pacific Coast Motorsports, which is based about an hour south of Long Beach.
Dominguez hopes the solid result at Long Beach will enhance PCM's chances of joining the IndyCar Series beginning at the Indianapolis 500.
"It was an amazing race, and very tough," Dominguez said. "I hadn't been in a car for six months and I usually take at least one day to get up to speed, but the first day here I felt like I was in the car yesterday. The car had the ability to finish on the podium and so did I.
"It's PCM's home race and to see their happy faces makes me even happier. I'm honored to be on the last Champ Car podium."
Champ Car World Series co-owner Kevin Kalkhoven (who also co-owns the KV Racing car that Power drove to victory) stressed that while Sunday may have marked the end of an era for Champ Car, it's hopefully just the start of bigger things for the unified IndyCar Series.
"What we have done is in the best interest of the fans of North American open-wheel motorsport," Kalkhoven said. "It has been a long and interesting journey but I honestly believe that it's just the start of a lot of hard work on the schedule, on the car for 2010, and on promoting the personalities.
"We're redeveloping North American motorsport, and I'm committed to it. Please recognize that this is just the start."
John Oreovicz covers open-wheel racing for National Speed Sport News and ESPN.com.


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What is a 'Terminal Value - TV'
A terminal value (TV) is the value of a bond at maturity, or of an asset at a specified, future valuation date, taking into account factors such as interest rates and the current value of the asset, and assuming a stable growth rate. In addition to bond and asset applications, terminal value can also refer to the value of an entire company at a specified future valuation date. Two common approaches are used to evaluate the terminal value of an asset: the "perpetuity growth model" and the "exit approach."
Also called continuing value or horizon value.
BREAKING DOWN 'Terminal Value - TV'
The terminal value of an asset is its anticipated value on a certain date in the future. It is used in multi-stage discounted cash flow analysis and the study of cash flow projections for a several-year period. The perpetuity growth model is used to identify ongoing free cash flows. The exit or terminal multiple approach assumes the asset will be sold at the end of a specified time period, helping investors evaluate risk/reward scenarios for the asset. A commonly used value is enterprise value/EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization) or EV/EBITDA. An asset's terminal value is a projection that is useful in budget planning, and also in evaluating the potential gain of an investment over a specified time period.
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What is Terminal Value?The terminal value of an asset is its anticipated value on a certain date in the future.
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Market Value Versus Book ValueUnderstanding the difference between book value and market value is a simple yet fundamentally critical component to analyze a company for investment.
Understanding Face ValueFace value is the dollar value stated on a security.
The Difference Between Book and Market ValueBook value is the price paid for an asset. It never changes as long as the asset is owned. Market value is the current price at which the asset can sell.
Understanding Carrying ValueCarrying value is the value of an asset as listed on a company's balance sheet. Carrying value is the same as book value.
What's a Maturity Date?Maturity date is the final date when any remaining principal and any unpaid interest are due on a debt.
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SPEND A WEEK OR FOUR this August living the beachy life in my idyllic modern rustic/Bohemian chic summer house in East Hampton (Springs), N.Y.
Built in the 1940s as a fishing bungalow, with a c.1970 addition, the house is 1,400 square feet on half a landscaped acre. Share with friends or another family — it's ideal for two couples with a total of two or maybe three kids.
- Swim in Gardiner's Bay, at unspoiled, never-crowded Maidstone Beach, a 5 minute stroll from the house
- Walk the scenic 'loop' through Maidstone Park, or along nearby Gerard Drive with Gardiner's Bay to one side and Accabonac Harbor to the other
- See egrets and ospreys, wild turkey and deer (not on my property, however; I'm fenced:-)
- Nap on the deck, watch the sun set over the jetty, picnic at Louse Point, make bonfires on the beach or in my fire pit, shower outdoors, grill on the brick patio, hang out on the porch at the Springs General Store
- Paddleboard or kayak in the bay
- Do yoga at one of several nearby studios
- Surf or swim in the ocean at Amagansett (10 minutes by car) or Montauk (25 mins.)
- Farm stands, greenmarkets, nurseries
- Yard sales, antiquing, shopping
- Art shows and galleries, live performance at Guild Hall, music at Stephen Talkhouse, historic house tours
- Garden tours + garden visits at LongHouse Reserve, Madoo, Bridge Gardens
- Restaurants and bars galore
- Explore nearby Sag Harbor (20 minutes), Shelter Island (30), North Fork, Block Island (day trip)
The house sleeps 6, officially — there's a master bedroom with comfortable queen bed; guest room with two twins; as well as a separate 14'x17′ guest cabin with double bed and space for additional cot or crib (bathroom is in main house). There are also sofas comfy enough for overnight guests and a queen-size air mattress.
There are two showers, one indoors and one out, and plenty of room to spread out — there's a dining/sitting room with sofa, chairs and fireplace, in addition to a great room with three sofas, and a home office with a partner desk, if you must work.
Live like Jackson Pollack and Lee Krasner in (whose home and studio is a mile away) in the 1940s… no TV, no air conditioning, no dishwasher.. but good Wi-Fi and fans in each room. (*TV and DVD player on request)
Flexible rental schedule, August through Labor Day, $3,000/week.
Contact me for more pics and info: caramia447 [at] gmail [dot] com
IF THIS HOUSE HAD COME UP when I was in the market a few years back, I would have seriously considered it, even though Sotheby's is advertising it as a teardown. (The address is 110 Old Stone Highway, East Hampton, NY. You can Google it.)
The house needs work. So what else is new?
But what an upside this property could have: it's a 1950s cedar-shingled cottage with great interior spaces (as seen in my through-the-window shots, below), on a flat, sunny .6 acre that would be terrific for gardening.
There are two outbuildings: a freestanding summerhouse (screened porch) that looks to be in good condition, and a guest house that reeks powerfully of mildew and needs to be gutted ASAP. That's the one potential deal-breaker, as far as I can tell from my trespassing, if the house itself smells the same (only the guest house was unlocked).
It's located on the historic Springs-Amagansett Turnpike, AKA Old Stone Highway, where a number of avid gardeners and high-profile people make their homes.
See the full listing here, with a photo of the pool in season.
It won't last long. Don't say I didn't tell you!
ALL GARDENING ALL THE TIME… that's how I spent September and October at my beach-house property in Springs, N.Y., before cold nights forced me back to the big city.
I devoted last spring mostly to home improvements, while my garden ambitions lay fallow. I rented in July, and August was broken up by treks back and forth to Brooklyn, to oversee work at my townhouse in Cobble Hill (now rented, happily).
Besides which, though I had done a lot of clearing and planting by this third season at the house, I'm still somewhat lacking in the overall vision department.
But Labor Day weekend, I had a visit from a garden-designer friend who never fails to get me thinking, and things took a conceptual leap forward. I'd had this grand new deck built the summer before last, but hadn't done much landscaping around it. Mary-Liz suggested that if I enlarged the existing beds, which began a few feet away from the deck, with an expanse of wood chips in between, and brought the beds right up to the edges, you'd feel, while lounging on the deck, as if you were sitting in the garden and not just looking at it.
While she was visiting, we swam in the bay and drank wine and, except for one trip to the dump for compost and some watering, didn't lift a finger. It was Labor Day weekend, after all. As soon as her car pulled out of the driveway, though, I sprang into action. Over the next few days, I outlined new, expanded beds with some of the bricks from the three huge stacks I inherited when I bought the house two-and-a-half years ago. Then I had more compost delivered and piled in the newly defined areas, where there was only packed-down dirt.
This is all still very ad hoc; the bricks are mere suggestions, not yet dug into the soil, and they don't quite end anywhere. Things may shift later, when more permanent paths are built. But it was enough to get me going, and on to my next challenge: what to plant in these new areas without spending a lot of money I didn't have?
As it happened, my friend Stephanie, gardener extraordinaire, had recently sold her East Hampton house and could quite easily part with a couple of hydrangeas, some Japanese silver ferns, hostas and other random things that would never be missed from her intensively planted acre. I procured these donations in late September, along with some pieces of slate for stepping-stone paths.
Then, my dear next-door neighbors were planning to move, too, at the end of October. They had been renting for several years, had done a fair bit of planting, and didn't want to leave their fabulous weeping spruce, an Alberta spruce, a couple of other evergreens, some irises, etc., to the new owners, nor could they take them along. So these were dug up and brought over the fence to my property, where I carefully chose spots for each.
Finally, around Columbus Day, I made a visit to Lynch's Garden Center in Southampton, one of my favorite area nurseries — it's medium-size, not overwhelming, and always has an interesting selection. Even at that late date, to my amazement, they had a table of robust-looking shade perennials, including Solomon's seal, rodgersia, astelboides and ladies mantle, at the giveaway price of $3 apiece. I bought almost all they had.
I also moved things I'd planted in the outer reaches of my own half-acre to spots nearer the house and deck, where I can enjoy them on a daily basis and where they'll get more watering. A crape myrtle that was unhappy in the woods is now in a prime sunny spot, and three leather-leafed mahonia that were lost back there now have pride of place in a V-shaped area where two paths meet.
Oh, and then there were several buckets of liriope from Brooklyn, a grasslike groundcover, that had been hastily dug up, thrown into plastic pots and left to sit all summer with an occasional spritz. It was a tangled mess, but alive, when I got to it in September, and I spent two days teasing it apart and painstakingly transplanting what I hope will one day be a glorious carpet on either side of a new path from my brick patio to the… what to call it… well, to the area that still needs conceptualizing.
Add to this my renewed commitment to watering, watering, watering, which I did diligently by hand for approximately an hour-and-a-half each day, with fancy new watering wands and nozzles to make the job easier, and I have every expectation of a great gardening season when I get back to my little Eden next spring.
LAST MONTH'S 'OLD STONE STROLL' in Springs (East Hampton), Long Island, to benefit the renovation of tiny, unassuming 1881 St. Peter's Church, below, was a revelation to me, even though I've had a home here for six years now. The self-guided tour of eight gardens, all located along what was once an unpaved road called the Springs-Amagansett Turnpike and is now Old Stone Highway, reminded me of the hamlet's artistry and celebrity — not least because Springs' best-known resident was abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock, who inspired a wave of artists moving to the area in the 1950s and '60s.
One of the properties on the tour (the most modest of them) was musician/performance artist Laurie Anderson's; she was outside planting vegetables and chatting with visitors. Another was the 18th century farmhouse of the late sculptor Constantino Nivola, one of whose house guests painted a mural on the dining room wall (the guest happened to be the monumentally important architect Le Corbusier, and it's the only Corbu mural in the U.S.). A couple were places I'd already been wowed by on Garden Conservancy Open Days; you can see one of them here.
Everywhere, it seemed, there were vignettes of great charm, even (perhaps especially) where gardens were not manicured to a fault.
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Below and top, a glimpse of the 7-acre estate of handbag designer Judith Leiber and her husband Gus , a painter.
Below, the onetime home of Constantino and Ruth Nivola. He was a sculptor known for his sand-casting technique; she made Etruscan-style jewelry in a little wisteria-covered cottage on the grounds. We peeked in the windows of the house (which was not open to the public) for a view of the Corbu mural. Wouldn't I like one of those in my place…
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A rare Pend Oreille River drawdown behind Boundary Dam reached its low point today, exposing Metaline Falls for the first time in 27 years.
A dam maintenance project required the drawdown of more than 30 feet to elevation 1,959 feet, said dam operators for Seattle City Light.
See photos from today paired with historic photos of the Pend Oreille River, Metaline Falls and Z Canyon online in the Metaline Falls Exposed, photo gallery at spokesman.com/outdoors.
At full pool, 1,990 feet, Boundary Dam Reservoir's influence extends upstream about 18 miles, past the town of Metaline, to Box Canyon Dam.
Pool levels were tentatively scheduled to be brought up again later today and back up to near full pool on Monday.
Then the levels will fluctuate to as low as 1,970 feet for several days, said Lonnie Johnson, Boundary Dam supervisor. He noted that the schedule hinges on how smoothly the work proceeds.
Boundary Dam campground remains closed during the dam maintenance.
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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury hotel with full-service spa and golf course
Situated in the mountains, this luxury hotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Druids Glen Golf Club, Glenroe Open Farm, and National Garden Exhibition Center. Bray Golf Club and Killruddery House and Gardens are also within 9 mi (15 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a full-service spa, a golf course, and a restaurant. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include an indoor pool, a health club, and a bar/lounge.
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In addition to a full-service spa, Druids Glen Resort features a golf course and an indoor pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
A business center is on site at this 5-star property. 7 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a health club, a spa tub, and a sauna. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Druids Glen Resort has designated areas for smoking.
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Hugos - Overlooking the golf course, this restaurant serves breakfast and dinner.
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Their independence is blossoming and five-year-olds love exploring all kinds of amazing things. From building incredible structures to creating artistic masterpieces and everything in between, these toys will entertain and educate all at the same time!
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Unplug the TV, turn off the iPad and open the door to a world of outdoor fun with this collection of engaging outdoor activities. From bird watching and fossil hunting to weather forecasting, growing a desert garden and making wrapping paper, this handy activity book has hundreds of fascinating ideas of things to do outside making it easy for kids to learn how to observe and interact with nature, independently or with the whole family.
Softcover book including 192 pages.
Now you and your doll can have sweet dreams under the stars with this doll teepee set!
Includes 1 Teepee, 8 round poles, 4 flat poles, 4 corner joints, 1 guitar, 1 firefly jar, 1 canteen, 1 compass, 1 skillet, 1 spatula, 1 serving of fried eggs, and 1 camper's guide booklet.
Mini teepee measures approximately 17" tall x 4.5" wide x 15" long.
Doll sold separately.
Destined to become your child's newest best friend, the Our Generation collection features 18" dolls and stylish, seasonal fashions and accessories that they will love - all at an incredible value.
What will we grow in our garden this summer? Decide with your doll how to create the garden of your dreams, and then get to it with this great gardening accessories set!
Includes 1 wheelbarrow, 1 planter box, 2 plants, 1 flower plant, 2 garden markers, 1 sheet of stickers, 3 vegetable seed pouches, 1 pair of garden gloves, 1 garden gnome, 1 small shovel, 1 small rake, 1 pair of garden shears, 1 watering can, 1 bag of potting soil, 1 eggplant, 1 carrot, 1 head of lettuce, 1 tomato, and 1 pepper.
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This Girl Guides-inspired accessory set comes with 1 handkerchief, 1 brownie sash with 3 badges, 1 jar with handle, 1 set of foldable camping utensils, 1 flashlight with light bulb, 1 rope lasso, 1 compass, 1 water bottle, 4 s'mores, 1 tray, 1 cookie box, and 1 knot guide .
By Dan Kainen, Text by Carol Kaufmann
If you liked Gallop! A Scanimation Book, you'll love the magical journey that is Safari. Readers, as if on safari, encounter 8 wild animals that come alive! Using an innovative lenticular-based technology, precision sliding lenses, and original four-color video imagery, each image is like a 3-D movie on the page, delivering a rich, fluid, immersive visual experience. The cheetah bounds. The gazelle leaps. The African elephant snaps its ears. The gorilla munches the leaves off a branch. Mesmerizing!
Accompanying the images is Safari, the guide: It begins with an evocative journal of a safari along the Mara River in Kenya and interweaves the history of safaris. Then for each animal there is a lively, informative essay and an at-a-glance list of important facts. It's the romance of being on safari - and the almost visceral thrill of seeing the animals in motion - in a book unlike any other.
Hardcover containing 16 pages.
Get ready to see nature a little closer. Zoom in with Backyard Safari binoculars that are adjustable and waterproof. Features 5 x 30 power optics, rubberized hand grips, and a sturdy carrying strap.
Whether your safari takes place in the park, at the campground, on the beach or in your own backyard, you'll be geared up and ready for action!
Kids will want to go on an adventure with this base camp shelter from Backyard Safari. The special edition base camp shelter is over 40" tall. This lightweight 3-sided tent features a zippered rear window, moisture-proof floor linings and cargo net storage pouches. Velcro ties and D-rings are included for securing gear.
Includes a collectible iron-on patch, and a pop up field guide (other items shown in picture sold separately).
See your insect friends up close! When you catch a critter, simply unscrew the ventilated jar and place the bug inside the jar, with some fresh water and yummy leaves to eat of course! Press the center spot on the ladybug lid to open her wings and reveal a 3.5x magnifier! The convenient size allow you to bring it (and your little buddies inside) wherever you go - but be sure to let them out before you head home! Go on an outdoor adventure and see what you can collect with this Learning Resources Big View Bug Jar!
Each sold separately. Ships in assorted colours according to availability.
Measures approximately 3" in diameter x 4.5" high.
This Megalens Magnifying Glass contains two magnifiers, one being smaller and higher-powered. There are extractable tweezers which are inserted in the handle so it is possible to easily manage small objects. Attached to the handle is a stand which makes it easy to use on a work surface - completely hands free!
Ships in randomly selected, assorted colours, according to availability.
Large lens measures approximately 60mm in diameter.
Small lens measures approximately 13mm in diameter.
Magnification is 3x and 5x.
Observe wild critters up close with the Critter Jar! It comes with a built-in night light with five blinking, flashing light patterns specifically designed to attract all sorts of nighttime critters, and a cricket signal.
Measures approximately 6" tall x 3.25" in diameter.
Requires 3 button cell batteries ("Try Me" batteries included).
It's like a hotel for creepy crawlies! Now you can set up your own ecosystem for bugs, frogs, turtles, lizards, and more. Add or subtract specimens hands-free, using the easy-access cap. There's lots of dry terrain for land creatures, and a water-tight pond for their amphibious pals.
Includes habitat, magnifying lens, educational info, an embroidered iron on patch, and an adventure guide.
Measures approximately 12" long x 7" tall x 8.5" wide.
There are more than 20,000 different kinds of butterflies in the world just waiting to be admired, so head outside and see what you can find. This lightweight butterfly habitat is the perfect environment for observing delicate flying creatures. The lightweight, spring-loaded frame of the Butterfly Habitat is lined with a fine, breathable mesh to keep butterflies safe during observation. The easy-access closer lets you gently reach in and out without harming or accidentally releasing your butterflies too soon. A nylon strap with Velcro closures keeps the habitat collapsed when not in use, then doubles as a handle for carrying or hanging aloft.
Meet the Rabbit Family: father Elliot, mother Amelia and children Star and Theo. This cute Woodzeez family comes with its own storybook called Hoppin' Healthy Harvesters.
Hoppin' Healthy HarvestersAmelia and Elliot are picking blueberries at their farm. When their children, Star and Theo, get hungry, they decide to eat a few of the ripe berries. But one handful leads to another and soon the whole basket is empty! Will there be enough for everyone in Honeysuckle Hollow now?
Includes 4 Li'l Woodzeez characters, and 1 storybook.
In Honeysuckle Hollow all the woodland creatures work together to take care of each other and the environment. Meet the Li'l Woodzeez: a collection of cute creatures, accessories... and stories! Every family of Li'l Woodzeez comes with its own storybook in which it stars. Now children can play along to the story, and then use their imaginations to continue the adventure! Collect the animals, houses, and stories of Honeysuckle Hollow to bring this adorable world to life.
By Peter Brown
While out exploring one day, a little boy named Liam discovers a struggling garden and decides to take care of it. As time passes, the garden spreads throughout the dark, gray city, transforming it into a lush, green world.This is an enchanting tale with environmental themes and breathtaking illustrations that become more vibrant as the garden blooms. Red-headed Liam can also be spotted on every page, adding a clever seek-and-find element to this captivating picture book.
Hardcover containing 40 pages.
Meet the Mouse Family: father Benjamin, mother Mimi and children Nibbles and Sunny. This cute Woodzeez family comes with its own storybook called Bitty Fix-It Crew to the Rescue.
Bitty Fix-It Crew to the RescueWhen something breaks in Honeysuckle Hollow, the woodland creatures skedaddle to the Bitty Fix-It Shop. That's where Mimi and Benjamin, and their kids, Nibbles and Sunny, repair just about anything. From squeaky school desks to broken kites, they're the go-to fix-it mice.
Meet the Squirrel Family: father Oliver, mother Maggie and children Henry and Honeybun. This cute Woodzeez family comes with its own storybook called Tickle-Your-Taste-Buds Bakers.
Tickle-Your-Taste-Buds BakersThe Tickle-Your-Taste-Buds Bakery makes the most scrumptious pies in town. Maggie and Oliver, along with their kids, Henry and Honeybun, pick and peel apples while Grandma Agnes gets the pie crusts ready. Then it's time to deliver their pies on a bicycle built for two.
Loads of things to do at lakes, rivers and the seaside.
By Fiona Danks and Jo Schofield
You don't need to live right on the water's edge to have fun at the beach! The Beach Book is all about finding and enjoying wild places at the beach, lake, or river side. Have fun discovering wildlife at the beach or in the sand dunes (rock pooling, crabbing, fishing, or making a rock-pool viewer); use the river's natural resources to play games (stone Jenga, skittles, all runs, boat races, and dam-building); and get creative (driftwood monsters, grass dolls, and sand paintings)!
Softcover activity book, 128 pages.
By Kate Messner, Illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal
In this exuberant and lyrical follow-up to the award-winning Over and Under the Snow, discover the wonders that lie hidden between stalks, under the shade of leaves . . . and down in the dirt. Explore the hidden world and many lives of a garden through the course of a year! Up in the garden, the world is full of green-leaves and sprouts, growing vegetables, ripening fruit. But down in the dirt exists a busy world-earthworms dig, snakes hunt, skunks burrow-populated by all the animals that make a garden their home.
Hardcover storybook, 52 pages.
By Nicholas Oldland
From the Life in the Wild series.
There once was a bear, a moose and a beaver who loved adventure. But sometimes their competitive natures got in the way of having fun. One day, the three set off to climb a mountain together. But on the way there, they decide to make it more exciting by turning the climb into a race to the top. It's only after being sidelined by a series of mishaps – a boulder tumbling down the path, the moose hanging off the side of the cliff, the bear hanging off the moose hanging off the side of the cliff – that the three friends realize competitions don't always make for a good time.
Hardcover storybook, 32 pages.
Everything a little gardener needs! Encourage the fun and discovery of playing in the garden and caring for plants with this adorable 5 piece set that is perfectly designed for young green thumbs.
Includes tool belt, gloves, watering can, trowel, and plant pot.
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We recycle, don't litter and care about the bay. Of course, we can do more. Which is why American Visionary Art Museum's conference, focusing on topics such as mountain top removal and environmental links to cancer, is particularly helpful. Starts 10 a.m. Sunday. Third floor, Jim Rouse Visionary Center, 800 Key Highway, Federal Hill. Free. avam.orgJed Kirschbaum/Baltimore Sun


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AbstractFBS, Inc. and the Penn State Rotorcraft Center propose the development of a novel ultrasonic guided wave phased array focusing technology for large area anti-icing and/or de-icing of rotor blade structures from a single sensing position. The concept is unique in that it utilizes a phased array actuation approach for ice prevention/removal. The Penn State Rotorcraft Center has recently shown the ability to use ultrasonic guided waves to de-ice aluminum, steel, and composite plate structures. Penn State's single actuator approach is only capable of localized de-icing which makes field implementation impractical because hundreds of actuators would be needed to de-ice an entire rotor blade. The phased array approach proposed here will allow large area de-icing by using an array of actuators and phasing them to constructively focus energy to a particular point on the surface of the structure (anti-icing) or the structure/ice interface (de-icing) while using high actuation frequencies that will not harm the structure. The focal point could then be scanned, using software, to focus energy to all points on the rotor blade to remove ice or prevent ice formation over a large area from a single actuating position.
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Inventor and InventHelp Client Designs Alternative Bicycle-Security... w/Photo
Bicycles are convenient modes of transportation and recreation, but they are more vulnerable to theft than vehicles. "Bicycle theft is a widespread problem, so I wanted to fill the void of reliable bicycle security with a new way to prevent bicycle theft," said an inventor from Boulder Creek, Calif. Comment?
Art of survival taught at Big Basin w/Photo
Docent Steve Stolper instructs students on how to prioritize their needs in the wild during Sunday's survival workshop at Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Jake Donohue/Sentinel BOULDER CREEK >> About 75 million people visit state parks and wilderness areas in California each year. Comment?
Women of Distinction Magazine Selects Judy Lynne as a Distinguished Professional in Her Field w/Photo
BOULDER CREEK, CA, July 23, 2016 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Judy Lynne, Founder of Harmonic Living Now, has been recognized as a Distinguished Professional in her field through Women of Distinction Magazine. Judy Lynne will be featured in an upcoming edition of the Women of Distinction Magazine in 2016/2017. Comment?
Felton Trout Farm Inn begins long rise from the ashes w/Photo
... sponsored by Vernazza and his business, Vernazza Painting , will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Joe's Bar in Boulder Creek. Raffle prizes include a paint job valued up to $4,000, a private dinner yacht cruise out of the Santa Cruz Harbor and a ... Comment?
Felton Trout Farm owners struggle to rebuild after fire w/Photo
... next," Kelly McGuire said. A BBQ dinner fundraiser is scheduled for July 27 at 7 p.m. at Joe's Bar in downtown Boulder Creek. A Go Fund Me page was also set up by a Trout Farm employee that has raised $8,075. Comment?
James Burtnett Highlights the Hypocrisy of Take Back Santa Cruz w/Photo
... herself and TBSC from James Burtnett by claiming to not know him well. Sixty-year-old James Burtnett of Boulder Creek, California faces multiple felony counts ranging from illegally synthesizing a Schedule 1 narcotic, to being illegally armed with a ... Comment?
Checkout a fun, new version of golf at Mt Shasta w/Photo
... golf Whing Golf is currently supported in several cities including Portland, OR, Gladstone, OR, Boulder Creek, CA, Lodi, CA, Mt. Shasta, CA. As we add more cities you can keep up to date online at http://www.whinggolf.com/ locations/ Can't find ... Comment?
Santa Cruz County July Fourth events set to mild temperatures w/Photo
A young parade participant is seen through a sea of red, white and blue as he rides through downtown Watsonville on Monday afternoon during the annual Spirit of Watsonville parade. BOULDER CREEK >> If her bulldog were not so fond of candy, Rebecca Dye said she would love to be a dog in a wagon-toting participant in Boulder Creek's annual Fourth of July parade. Comment?
Boulder Creek Fire and Cal Fire make quick work of burn near Little Basin w/Photo
BOULDER CREEK >> A vegetation fire burned a quarter acre of private land near Little Basin Road outside Boulder Creek Sunday morning. CalFire responded to the call at 8:25 a.m. With the help of Boulder Creek Fire, responders had the small blaze under control by noon. Comment?
... include his wife of 32 years, Lynne Cole Wortman; children, Martin Wortman of Bryan, Texas, Jan Yelverton of Boulder Creek, California, Marie Miller of Durham, and Scott Miller of Raleigh; brother, James Wortman of Morganton; grandchildren, Emily ... Comment?
Santa Cruz Metro avoids bus driver layoffs, minimizes route reductions w/Photo
... discontinued on Highway 1 north of Davenport, previously served by Route 42; prior extensions of Route 35 past Boulder Creek; Graham Hill Road; portions of Scotts Valley; La Selva Beach and Corralitos. Other route cuts and reductions have ... Comment?
Boulder Creek parks district weighs Bear Creek Country Club purchase w/Photo
BOULDER CREEK >> The Boulder Creek Recreation and Park District is considering purchasing the $1.5 million Bear Creek Country Club, and is seeking public input. The 4-acre wooded property, at 15685 Forest Hill Drive , includes a pool, sauna, hot tub, tennis courts, basketball and sand volleyball courts and picnic area. Comment?
Fremont's booze on-demand home delivery w/Photo
... a convenient Saratoga tasting room, but if you wanted to visit the beautiful 10-acre vineyard and winery in Boulder Creek, you had to make an appointment or wait for a passport weekend or wine club events. Until now: The winery and vineyards are ... Comment?
A stretch of Churn Creek Rd. causing controversy w/Photo
... added she has seen dozens of crashes right in front of her house, which is off of Churn Creek Road and behind Boulder Creek Elementary. "I had a fatality two years ago right in my driveway," she explained. She even saw the aftermath of the crash on ... Comment?
James Burtnett Highlights the Hypocrisy of Take Back Santa Cruz w/Photo
... herself and TBSC from James Burtnett by claiming to not know him well. 60-year-old James Burtnett of Boulder Creek, California faces multiple felony counts ranging from illegally synthesizing a Schedule 1 narcotic, to being illegally armed with a ... Comment?
Betsy Herbert, Earth Matters: Back in Santa Cruz remembering Rob Menzies w/Photo
... name is arbutus menziesii, but didn't know about Archibald." Rob, who lived in the mountains around Boulder Creek, loved madrone trees. He was also a big fan of Joni Mitchell. He pointed me to one of her songs, "For the Roses." ... Comment?
Earthquake: Magnitude 3.6 quake strikes near Boulder Creek, Calif. w/Photo
A shallow magnitude 3.6 earthquake was reported Saturday morning six miles from Boulder Creek, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 6:04 a.m. Pacific time at a depth of 6.8 miles. Comment?
Magnitude 3.6 earthquake strikes near Boulder Creek w/Photo
The United States Geological Survey recorded the tremor at 6.8 miles northwest of Boulder Creek and 7.5 miles southwest of Saratoga at 6:04 a.m. The earthquake struck along the San Andreas Fault. Comment?
Feds, state send cash to help Santa Cruz County w/Photo
... have to come up we'll have to dig deep to find I'm estimating between one and a half and two million dollars BOULDER CREEK IS ONE ROADWAYS SEVERELY EL NINO STORMS. going to be good to get fixed but its communication and getting some closure closing ... Comment?
Lompico merger with San Lorenzo Valley Water District is complete w/Photo
... are posted at Slvwd.com and can be returned to the District Secretary Holly Morrison, 13060 Highway 9, Boulder Creek, California 95006 or [email protected] Nominations will be made during an open meeting. The San Lorenzo Valley Water District ... Comment?
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