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Morphological variation of chewing lice (Insecta: Phthiraptera) from different skua taxa
Version of Record online: 14 JAN 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1095-8312.2000.tb01244.x
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society
Volume 71, Issue 1, pages 91–101, September 2000
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RAMLI, R., CUSACK, M., CURRY, G. B. and FURNESS, R. W. (2000), Morphological variation of chewing lice (Insecta: Phthiraptera) from different skua taxa. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 71: 91–101. doi: 10.1111/j.1095-8312.2000.tb01244.x
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- Issue online: 14 JAN 2008
- Version of Record online: 14 JAN 2008
- Received 27 June 1999; accepted for publication 10 December 1999
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- parasite host interactions;
- skuas;
- coevolution;
- morphological variation;
- taxonomic indicator;
- ecophenotypic variation;
- host specific;
- morphomctric analysis
The lice, Haffneria grandis and Saemundssonia were extracted from their hosts, skuas (Aves: Stercorariidae). Lice were extracted from dead birds by combing feathers, while lice from live birds were extracted using a delousing chamber containing chloroform vapour. Lice were measured and the data analysed by canonical discriminant analysis. Lice show variation in morphology that is useful in identifying some of these hosts. This variation is presumably due to micro-environmental pressure provided by each host. Our interpretation is that these chewing lice have evolved to be adapted to each skua taxon; different sizes and morphologies of skua taxa result in different sizes and morphologies of Haffneria grandis and Saemundssonia.


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ReCivitas project at Oxford 1 Feb 2016
by George Bangham The ReCivitas project has paid an unconditional basic income to members of a small community in Quatinga Velho, in the state of São Paulo in southern Brazil,...
Guy Standing is Professor of Economic Security at the University of Bath and a founder member and co-president of the Basic Income Earth Network (BIEN), a non-governmental organisation that promotes a citizenship income for all. He worked at the International Labor Organization as researcher for many years and is author of "The Precariat — the new dangerous class", published in in 2011, and "Work after Globalisation: Building Occupational Citizenship", published in 2009.
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First of all, because governments since the beginning of globalization, have pursued policies to make labor markets more flexible, more and more people, particularly young educated people, have been pushed into the precariat. The precariat consists of millions and millions of people living insecure lives. They are insecure in the labor market, insecure in their housing, and most of all they are insecure in their identity.
The precariat is a global phenomenon that I have been trying to analyse since the 1980s. When I started, I called this phenomenon the flexi-workers, but I realized there were various forms of insecurity that are growing, and I wrote a series of papers and articles at that time. Then people like Bourdieu came with the notion of precarité , which is similar, but gradually, the precariat has been sticked to some specific social groups, and then an emerging potential class, a class in the making, but not a class for itself.
People belonging to the precariat don't have the sense of having a occupational identity, and that they are developing themselves through work and the labor market. And the precariat is getting very anomic in the sense that they are despairing, they are also feeling very alienated because they are doing many things they don't wish to do, and cannot do what they want to do.
The precariat is struggling to have some control over time, over how to use time rationally and productively. This is stressful, given the uncertainty in which the precariat is forced to live and try to work.
The extraordinary aspect of precariat at the moment is that it is at war with itself. part of the precariat is coming from working class conditions, the banlieues for example, and dropping into the precariat. And this is very frustrating because they won't have what their parents used to have. Another part of the precariat is the immigrants, while the third part is the young educated people, coming from universities, colleges and they are suffering from status frustration.
These three groups have very different social consciousness, but increasingly they are getting conscious of sharing the sense of precariousness, the sense of not belonging to the same class as the others. They feel like these people there, the super-richs, the bureaucracy, are living a life completely different. There are on another planet !
Those in the salariat and in the elite have no idea of how much work has to be done by many in the precariat, often useless work that leads to nothing, such as queuing and form filling in the hope of gaining something. The rich can buy advice and buy services. That makes them smug and makes them lose empathy with those in the precariat.
All in all, members of the precariat are feeling very anxious, insecure, not having access to income and so on. But most of all, the precariat is growing angry!
The point is, the precariat does not have access to any state benefit except through means-testing, workfare, conditionality. And actually, all those schemes do not reach the precariat. Some do, but not many.
In these circumstances, States have two options. The first one is to go to workfare, which it has been ongoing. In that case it will becomes increasingly utilitarian and moralistic. And sadly the consequences of this will be the rise of the far right, as we are already witnessing.
The second option is to give people basic security as a right. And of course, this is where the unconditional basic income is so relevant.
A basic income is a long-term objective, giving everybody in our rich societies a basic amount on which to survive with dignity, as a right. My view is that we should judge policies by whether or not they move us towards that long-term goal. The point is that basic security provides us all with an anchor on which to develop our potential and to act responsibly and rationally towards our relatives, neighbours, friends and colleagues. Insecure people easily lose their sense of empathy. It corrodes our character.
For the precariat, moving towards a basic income would enable them to have greater control of their time, greater bargaining strength vis-à-vis employers and the state and others, such as powerful commercial agencies, or even husbands.
Unless we have a movement towards giving people basic security as a right, we are going to see that anger growing. The threat is really growing at this stage.
I don't think there will be a wise politician showing up and bring the alternative on the table. But the anger has to be channeled. The young educated activists will probably give the lead, with an ecological orientation, with a sense of restoring the commons, recapturing time. There is going to be a groundswell of people who realize that we have to create a movement, have an active civil society to make the politicians address the problem. The anger can be useful if it forces the politicians to realize that they must take the relevant decisions.
The 'occupy' movement in the States and the spanish movement are just the beginning. The way I interpret these movements – and I was invited to speak to a number of Occupy movements – is that 2011 was a great year wakening, a year in which people have become primitive rebels. They now know what they are against, but don't know yet what they are for. But this energy as led an increasing number of people to recognize themselves as part of the precariat.
That convergence will take time. However, the Occupy Movement, the Indignados, the Den Plirono movement in Greece and other movements are beginning to demonstrate to more and more people in the precariat that they have more in common than they thought. This step of recognition has been really happening, but now we need to move forward, keep the groups active, and work together, and most of all, formulate specific demands.
I think we are beginning to realise that vast numbers of us are on the edge of joining the precariat, in different ways. That is why I believe that solidarity will begin to emerge across the spectrum. Is there anybody outside the plutocracy who does not know a relative or friend who is either in the precariat – or on the edge of joining it?
Basic income is a matter of achieving a trend, a change of direction. I mean, i believe in the end, that everyone should get a basic income, but the first thing we have to do is to reverse the current trend towards workfare, coercion, demonization of people in precarity, demonization of the youth, the prejudice according to which they are lazy and so on. This sort of direction that the political establishment has been moving towards has been very convenient as a reason for cracking down on state benefits and downsizing social welfare. We must reverse it, and I think the basic income supporters and others groups related to the precariat can help a lot.
I have been invited to over 100 meetings this year, in 24 different countries this year. And everywhere, every time, I could listen and feel that energy coming back. So yes, I feel optimistic that suddenly, people on the left, the Greens, people worried about the commons, their children and relatives – those being pushed into the precariat. I think more and more people are feeling that there must be an alternative to this neoliberalism, utilitarianism, to the coercive politics that we see.
This makes me realize that in fact, there are millions of people who are looking for an alternative agenda. And it's up to the young educated people in particular, those involved in politics, or want to participate in society, to have the courage to take up something that may seem radical or utopian, but suddenly, what may seem utopian will become realistic. We must use our skills and to energize people and make them be active. At the moment, there is a feeling of defeat but I hope suddenly this energy can become very positive. And I strongly believe that a lot of people are waiting for that to happen!
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Having advocated some form of Universal Basic Income, and equally or perhaps more importantly, how best to pay for it, for well over forty years, I wish to add a few comments to this conversation regarding the necessary contribution to the betterment of all life on our potentially pleasant Spaceship Earth.
Socioeconomic Democracy is offered as a peaceful, effective and democratic resolution to humanity's past, present and needless systemic problems. The crucial question is whether humanity has yet evolved sufficiently to understand and peacefully eliminate the utterly unnecessary obstacles to further healthy development and evolution.
Socioeconomic Democracy (SeD) is a theoretically consistent and peacefully implementable psycho-politico-socio-economic system wherein there exist both some form and amount of locally appropriate Universally Guaranteed Personal Income (UGI) and some form and amount of locally appropriate Maximum Allowable Personal Wealth (MAW), with both the lower bound on guarantee personal income and the upper bound on personal material wealth set and adjusted periodically and democratically by all participants of a democratic society.
Socioeconomic Democracy is easily implemented with elementary Public Choice Theory. The median values of society's preference distributions regarding these two crucial societal parameters peacefully, democratically and unambiguously resolve the matter. An alternative to Socioeconomic Democracy as defined above would be where the two economic boundaries were considered and established by, say, the legislative branch of a "Representative" Democracy.
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When I was a little girl, I was terribly shy. Talking to most people was a physical impossibility for me – I'd rather hide behind a tree than have to speak to my friend's parents as they opened their door. I was perfectly content burying myself in library books, finding great adventures through someone else's life stories.
It was amazing to me, as I started my teaching career, that I could actually stand in front of people – children and adults – and actually say something that people wanted to hear. I still have those moments, honestly, when I look out at my classroom in amazement that every eye is on me. Kind of makes me shudder sometimes.
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Pure Stock Drivers & Fans Coming Together for the Dan Weinfurter Memorial!
Posted under News by Wayne Brevik on July 20th, 2016
CWRA Super Late Models, Vintage, Super Stocks, X-Treme 4's, & Bandits, Join the Pure Stocks in Dan's Memory!
Marshfield, WI, (July 20, 2016) – This coming Saturday at Marshfield Motor Speedway, many family members, friends, and race fans will come together and share memories of a fine young man that left us far to early.
A contagious smile, a shy grin, a friendly comment, a helpful hand. These are just a few things that Danny Weinfurter shared with his friends, family, fellow race car drivers, and race fans alike. A gentleman first, a race car driver second, is how most his friends characterize Danny Weinfurter.
Having his life cut short by a tragic car accident nearly a year ago, Danny Weinfurter, a third generation race car driver, already showed much success on the race track winning features and earning fast time awards. But what this young man accomplished in 19 short years, was more than most of us in a lifetime. Being the Wisconsin State Champion in Skills USA for Carpentry, the young Weinfurter went on to Nationals in Kansas City where he finished an amazing 7th out of 48 states. Danny also earned awards in Industrial Arts, and excelled in Mathematics and Art. Danny's work ethic was second to none, but most recognize the fact that Danny was a true Outdoorsman. Hunting, a vast variety of fishing, camping, time spent on the water, were just a few things he enjoyed. However, any free time he had, if it wasn't helping others, it was working on his race car with his best of buds, his brother Mike. In his brother's memory and his love for his brother, it is Mike's plan to compete with the Pure Stocks in Danny's purple #4 race car, come Saturday night.
Pure Stocks will be competing for a top prize of $400 to win the feature Saturday night, with $100 to start. Track promoter Wayne Brevik urges all Pure Stock drivers throughout the Midwest to compete Saturday night in Danny's memory, moreover, everything Danny stood for.
Along with the Pure Stocks, MMS has planned a great night of racing as the CWRA Super Late Models, CWSSA Super Stocks, Vintage, X-Treme 4's, and Bandits will all be competing!
Pit gates open at 4pm, fan gates open at 5pm, qualifying begins at 6pm, with the Dan Weinfurter Memorial beginning at 7:30 pm. Fans are also encouraged to visit the Weinfurter pits after the races and share memories of Danny.
Admission for this special event is, adults 15 and older for $12, students, 9-14 for $8, and kids 8 and under will be admitted free.
For all the up to date in regards to this and any future event, visit us online at www.marshfieldspeedway.com, or Like us on Facebook.
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Marshfield, WI, (July 16, 2016) – The Yellow River Racing Series, a three race event, was finally able to get the first leg in, and a great race it was. On what was a beautiful night for racing, fans witnessed a great night of racing in all four divisions of racing.
Super Late Models were the marque division on the card tonight, and it was standout driver Jason Weinkauf earning the fast time award. Weinkauf, a Merrill, WI resident, turned a lap time of 18.050 seconds.
The Kafka Granite, LLC Dash 4 Cash was won by Wisconsin Rapids, WI driver Colin Reffner. In recent weeks, Reffner has been piloting one of the fastest cars at Central Wisconsin race tracks. Reffner also edged out Dalton Zehr for the fast heat win. Tim Sauter took his #99 car to the other heat win.
In feature action, Ryan Hinner and Ernie Schlough raced side by side for the first 20 laps, for the race lead. Caution flew for possible brake fluid on the track, and it was Hinner with the race lead. On the restart, it was Colin Reffner taking over the top spot. With Reffner at the point, Dalton Zehr worked his way into the runner up position, with Ernie Schlough running a solid third. Zehr would work his way inside of Reffner, as the two drivers battled side by side for the race lead. Two laps later, Zehr experienced brake issues, spinning out himself and a fast Colin Reffner. Zehr took the blame for the incident, giving Reffner the lead back. On the restart, Reffner jumped out to a one car length lead over Jason Weinkauf. A few laps later, it was Weinkauf and Reffner racing side by side for the lead. A few laps later, it was Weinkauf gaining the lead. As the final 10 laps progressed, it was Reagan May working her way through the field to the runner up spot. With laps counting down, May cut into Weinkauf's lead significantly. On the final lap, May pulled to two car lengths of Weinkauf, but it was Jason Weinkauf capturing the 50 lap YRRS feature win. Colin Reffner experienced ignition issues on the final lap, giving the podium spot up to Greenwood, WI driver Ernie Schlough. Derek Kraus and Tim Sauter rounded out the top 5 respectively.
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- Reagan May
- Ernie Schlough
- Derek Kraus
- Tim Sauter
- Ryan Hinner
- Michael Sauter
- Ben Pettis
- Dalton Zehr
- Brent Strelka
- Brian Hakala
- Colin Reffner
- Justin Mondeik
- Kyle Hanson
- Jack Greenwood
John Zuch had the best night of his racing career. Zuch earned fast time honors, heat win, and won both features, as it was a double feature night for the Super Stocks. Greg Mathews was runner up to Zuch in the first feature, and it was Brian Weinfurter finishing second to Zuch in the first feature. With John Zuch's success here Saturday night, he now has the championship point lead over Brian Weinfurter, with Greg Mathews in third.
Minnesota visitor Dave Auringer notched fast time honors tonight in the X-Treme 4's. Steve Hauser put his race car in victory lane in the X-Treme 4's heat action. In feature action, it was point leader Kevin Eckes taking the checkered flag. Charlie Nickel edged out Steve Hauser for the second spot.
Greg Blount tripped the clock fastest in qualifying for the Bandit division. Blount turned a lap time of 22.828 seconds. Blount, the point leader, also captured the heat win. In feature action, it was Brandon Polansky grabbing the feature win. It was Polansky's first feature win of the year in his Bandit. Polansky was all smiles when he visited victory lane.
- Brandon Polansky
- Greg Blount
- Shawn Kemnetz
- Bret Breitenfeldt
- Kevin Tessler
- Jenna Breitenfeldt
Next week, Marshfield Motor Speedway will be hosting the Dan Weinfurter Memorial. With a minimum of 12 Pure Stocks competing in the Dan Weinfurter Memorial feature event, MMS will pay $400 to win, with $100 to start the 20 lap feature event. The CWRA Super Late Models will also be in action. Joining the CWRA super lates, will be Super Stocks, X-Treme 4's, and the Bandits!
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Va. Christian Alliance honors Cuccinelli
The Virginia Christian Alliance has presented Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli with the "Founders" Leadership Award for his outspoken stand on pro-family, pro-life issues. He was also honored for his efforts to support House Bill 1, the so-called Right to Life Bill, in the 2012 session.
Don Blake (left), VCA chairman, presented Cuccinelli with his award July 25.
Local choral group seeks volunteers
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Good Vibrations choral group is looking for all voices with some musical experience to sing with the volunteer choir. The season runs from August to November. Genre includes patriotic and inspirational. > Read more.
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Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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The Tesoro Titans baseball team won Tuesday's neutral non-conference game against Aliso Niguel by a score of 10-5.
(March 22, 2011: Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688) The Tesoro Titans (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) baseball the visiting Aliso Niguel Wolverines (Aliso Viejo, CA), 10-5 in Tuesday's non-league contest.
Coming up next, the Titans encounter the Aliso Niguel Wolverines (Aliso Viejo, CA) in a non-league contest, on Tuesday, March 22. Tesoro will attempt to better on its 3-7 season record. The Wolverines come into the contest with a 4-2 record after their 7-3 league loss to Trabuco Hills (Mission Viejo, CA).
The Wolverines now sport a 5-3 record. They play next when they travel to Tesoro for a non-league contest on Tuesday, March 22. Aliso Niguel will encounter a Titans squad coming off a 9-5 league loss to Capistrano Valley (Mission Viejo, CA). The Titans record now stands at 2-6.


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Schloß Linderhof Travel Guide: 99 reviews and 336 photos
In 2004 we visited Herrenchiemsee, Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein Castles. So in 2005 we couldn't pass Linderhof. It is one among the three most interesting Castles of Bavarian king Ludwig II. And it?s the only one which was finished when the king was still alive.
Linderhof castle is much younger than previous castles and, therefore, its architecture mixed just two styles: Renaissance and Baroque.
This luxurious piece of architecture in rococo style is an imitation of Louis XIY palaces. There are different pavilions in the park, as well as a man-made ?Blue Grotto? erected by Ludwig II for performing plays set to music of his favorite composer and friend Otto Wagner.
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2 min 42 sec Video Koenigsbrunn-Linderhof by Lada out of my Youtube channel or here on VT.
1 min 41 sec Video Asslan and Pilar in Linderhof out of my Youtube channel or here on VT.
4 min 43 sec Video Schloß Linderhof out of my Youtube channel or here on VT.
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If you are interested in beautiful Bavarian castles and mysterious Bavarian king Ludwig II I recommend to visit my following pages:
1) Schloss Herrenchiemsee;
2) Schwangau;
3) Hohenschwangau ;
4) Schloss Hohenschwangau;
5) Fuessen;
6) Schloss Linderhof,
7) Berg am Starnbergersee.
My completed and coming next pages about Bavaria:
1) Augsburg,
2) Bamberg,
3) Bavaria,
4) Berg am Starnbergersee,
5) Berchtesgaden,
6) Burgthann,
7) Chiemsee,
8) Dettelbach,
9) Fussen,
10) Garmisch-Partenkirchen,
11) Greifenstein,
12) Harburg,
13) Heiligenstadt,
14) Hohenschwangau,
15) Hubmersberg,
16) Koenigsbrunn,
17) Koenigsee,
18) Munich,
19) Nordlingen,
20) Nurnberg,
21) Nymphenburg,
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I wonder if Linderhof attracts such crowds of tourists as Neuschwanstein. It is really disturbing. Linderhof itself and the landscape look amazing in your pictures. Well done.
Great page!
What a splendid place to visit and to enjoy! Good for you~!
Love this King Ludwig Castle - it's so beautiful, as also the wonderful gardens and fountain. Great page Sergey.
I see you are a real expert of bavarian castles:) To my mind Linderhof is the best...
Interesting tip of the Moorish Kiosk
Great page!!! It is a pity that they don't allow photos inside the castle!!! I was very disappointing when discover it!!!
Wow, Sergey, these castles are beautiful, King Ludwig certainly knew how to live! Fantastic photos and loved your descriptions.
King Ludwig created a beautiful retreat for himself--dramatic fountains, gorgeous statuary and a magnificent palace...it IS good to be king...hee,hee!
Fantastic, Servey. Such beauty. Loved the fountain. Your descriptions are terrific, and I also enjoyed your travelogues. These are some of your most alluring pages. Thanks for such outstanding work.
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Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman: "Kendrick Perkins was arrested early Saturday morning. The sight of the Thunder center's name splattered throughout a police report is all the evidence we need to know there is a problem. Still, the more troubling tidbit that came out of Southeast Texas was Perkins reportedly collapsing Thursday night. According to reports, Perkins was at a house party and suffered a seizure. He collapsed and fell on the concrete. Local authorities were called. Perkins was taken to the hospital where he was treated and released. A spokesman for Oklahoma City's scowling enforcer said he was dehydrated. Who knows if that's the real story? It all seems sketchy. The whole ordeal, however, has dealt Oklahoma City a harsh reminder of one thing. This NBA lockout isn't good for anybody. Not the fans. Not the arena employees. Not the league, its owners or their television partners. But above all, this lockout, which is now in Day 46, is increasingly endangering the players and leaving the teams for which they play powerless to help. That's quickly becoming the most worrisome side effect to this labor dispute."
Jenni Carlson of The Oklahoman: "Clearly, Perkins' altar boy status was gone long ago, but that's because of his on-court persona. He has never been a guy who's had run-ins with the law or gotten his name on the police blotter. His bad-boy image has been all about his style of play, and frankly, the Thunder is OK with that. This is a team that needs the grittiness and the nasty that Perkins brings to the court. He can be a hothead. But a knucklehead? There has never been a time when Perk seemed like a goober. Truth be told, he's one of the more thoughtful, intelligent interviews on the team. He sees situations for what they are, then he tells it like it is. I'm going to follow his lead. Perk acted like a bonehead this weekend. The Thunder expect better from him. Ditto for Oklahoma City."
Michael Lee of The Washington Post: "Kevin Durant signed every autograph, posed for every picture, and smiled at every kid that approached him after he finished scoring 44 points and handed out the game-winning assistin a Goodman League victory at Spingarn High School, where NBA Hall of Famers Elgin Baylor and Dave Bing once starred. Most in attendance probably couldn't afford the hundreds of dollars that it would cost to sit this closely to watch Durant play at Verizon Center, but this is the way the 22-year-old District native can give the people what they want, and can rarely get, for free, at least. 'I just want to hoop,' Durant said Saturday. 'I do it for everybody back here that really don't get a chance to see me that much. I just want to break the barrier. A lot of NBA players don't do it as often as I do it now, before. Guys may come, play one or two games, but I play all summer, so I just want to break the barrier, show them that I'm regular.' .. Durant was feeling good about the show he provided for the fans, but when he heard that Sacramento Kings forward Donte Greene had scored 51 points in three quarters shortly before he stepped into the gym, he said, 'I've got to step my game up.' As he walked out of the gym, backpack again strapped to his shoulders, Durant was stripped down and shirtless, revealing the tattoos that adorn his torso and are never spotted underneath his Thunder uniform. He was in his element, at home, hooping."
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Tim Kawakami of the San Jose Mercury News: "Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob confirmed today that his promised total reconstruction of the franchise's business side has begun. In recent days, Lacob has, in his words, 'relieved' most of the team's existing VP- and senior-VP-level business-side executives. (He already re-did his basketball side with Jerry West, Bob Myers, Kirk Lacob & Mark Jackson.) Basically, including team president Robert Rowell, most of the senior business side executives Lacob and Peter Guber inherited in November are now out. The only exceptions: The top staffers in the sales department."
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Ira Winderman of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel: "The timing of this past week's inductions in the wake of Yao Ming's recent retirement has raised question about the center's credentials to enter the Hall as a player, in addition to the 'contributor' designation that seems impending. It is a worthwhile debate, considering Yao's NBA career ultimately spanned only eight seasons and 486 regular-season games. And yet, if such a sample size is enough to at least be entertained for enshrinement in the player wing, then it opens a concurrent debate, namely the potential candidacy of former Heat center Alonzo Mourning, who has been considered a borderline candidate since his forced retirement midway through 2007-08 due to a knee injury. In his 15-season NBA career that included 838 regular-season games, Mourning averaged 17.1 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots, compared to Yao's averages of 19.0 points, 9.2 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots. ... The metrics utilized by the website BaskeballReference.com have Mourning coming up slightly short of Hall selection, with Yao not included in the rankings because of his lack of sufficient NBA appearances. It, ultimately, is a debate that shouldn't be a debate at all. Yes, their NBA time was brief, but their contributions transcend hardwood and leather."
Kirkland Crawford of the Detroit Free Press: "Dennis Rodman's induction over the weekend into the Basketball Hall of Fame brings the championship Bad Boys total in Springfield, Mass., to five. Rodman joined coach Chuck Daly (Class of 1994), guard Isiah Thomas (2000), guard Joe Dumars ('06) and owner Bill Davidson ('08). One final Bad Boy could be enshrined: Mark Aguirre. Plenty of basketball pundits like to tout his hall credentials. Aguirre joined the Bad Boys in the famed Adrian Dantley trade midway through the Pistons' first championship season (1988-89). He started 32 of his 36 games and averaged 15.5 points and 4.2 rebounds. In the playoffs, he shot 48.9%, played 27.2 minutes and contributed 12.6 points and 4.4 rebounds."
Ailene Voisin of The Sacramento Bee: "Vlade Divac has been retired for six years. That's long enough. Frankly, the former Kings center should have been inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame when he became eligible a year ago. The reasons? Take a seat. This could take awhile. His contributions to the international game. His influence on the Kings. His peacemaking attempts in the Balkans. His immense personality. His tireless charitable and humanitarian efforts, particularly those in Africa and on behalf of children affected by the breakup of the former Yugoslavia. And let's not forget his marvelous basketball skills. ... Watching the 2011 ceremonies Friday honoring, among others, Dennis Rodman, Chris Mullin, Tex Winter, Teresa Edwards, Tara VanDerveer and Arvydas Sabonis, the massive, magnificent Lithuanian center who was 31 years old and crippled by Achilles' tendon injuries by the time he joined the Portland Trail Blazers, reinforced the notion that, in terms of significance to his chosen sport, Divac deserves his place at the podium."
Darnell Mayberry of The Oklahoman: "John Starks went from bagging groceries to a 13-year NBA career. ... On Tuesday, the Tulsa native will be enshrined into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame. It's a somewhat fitting conclusion to a career that began as unpredictable as can be before quickly becoming ultrasuccessful. Known for his toughness and perimeter shooting, Starks clawed his way into the NBA as an undrafted rookie out of Oklahoma State in 1988. He played for Golden State, New York, Chicago and Utah, scoring 10,829 points and being named an All-Star in 1994. It was with the Knicks that Starks made a name for himself. The 6-foot-3 guard, who turned 46 last Wednesday, scored 8,489 points in over eight seasons as a Knick and established himself as one of the game's most tenacious and emotional players. His teammates said his fiery attitude stemmed from a strong desire to win."


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Mount Starr Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2010
|Great hike from Mosquito Flat. Nice boulder scramble on summit ridge.
|Posted Aug 24, 2010 10:48 am
|Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2009
|This was fun one with good views. I just remember getting to the summit alone, but then coming down Mono Pass it was a lot more of a traffic jam then I expected. I was waiting for the "passing lanes" when I found myself behind a single line of 15 people. ;)
|Posted Jan 28, 2010 4:47 pm
|Princess Buttercup
|Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2009
|Scouting the trail and looking into the Pioneer Basin from the south. nice day but cold.
|Posted Dec 1, 2009 6:23 pm
|From Mono Pass
|Fun trip with friends and doggies
|Posted Aug 11, 2009 3:57 pm
|Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2009
|As others have said, the true summit is definitely hard to distinguish. When I was on the South summit I thought the North summit looked a bit higher, but when I got to the North summit the South summit looked higher! Either way, the views are pretty good for less than half a days effort.
|Posted Jul 20, 2009 6:38 pm
|Peak climbed on the way to 4th Recess Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 10, 2002
|Pretty easy trip summit off of Mono Pass on our way to camp at gorgeous 4th recess lake. Provided a good view back at Rock Creek.
|Posted Mar 8, 2009 1:03 pm
|West slope
Date Climbed: Sep 14, 1997
|from Mono Pass. Sand surfed down the southeast slop in a jiffy!
|Posted Nov 6, 2008 3:22 pm
|East Slope
Date Climbed: Jul 2, 2006
|First climb up a Sierra Nevada peak ever. I've been hooked since.
|Posted Sep 3, 2008 6:16 pm
|Fredd C Dobbs
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2008
|Outstanding view from the top- worth the mild altitude sickenss!
|Posted Aug 29, 2008 1:10 am
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2008
|Fun class 2 climb from Mono Pass. We headed for the ridge as early as we could. It was my second time up the peak both via the same route. We were hoping for Abbot but ominous clouds at 7am encouraged us to switch destinations when we got to Ruby Lake.
|Posted Jul 31, 2008 3:47 pm
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2008
|Nice hike up to Mono Pass with a stop at Ruby Lake on the way. There was snow for a hundred yards or so below the pass, but a solo packer had gone up and his tracks showed the way. I postholed at one point and scraped my leg pretty good on a hidden boulder. Despite the blood, I was happy because I knew that could have been a lot worse. From the pass, I headed up to the nearest highpoint, but that obviously wasn't the summit. At least it got me out of that awful sand and I took my time enjoying the ridge traverse over to what finally turned out to be the real summit. Found the register wedged in the granite in, of all things, a beef jerky bag. I was the second one of the day to sign in, but also only the second one in 2008. I suspect that has more to do with the difficulty with figuring out the actual high point and then locating the register in what looks like litter... Smoky day from all the fires, but is there really a bad day in the Sierra. The 13k peaks around the Little Lakes Valley were beautiful nonetheless. Dropped down the chute directly below the summit and ended up hitting a boulder under some scree and falling on my ass and bruising my tailbone. Didn't expect to get bruised and bloodied on this one, of all peaks, but all in all it was a great day.
|Posted Jun 27, 2008 9:39 pm
|Brian Kalet
|East Gully
Date Climbed: Mar 21, 2008
|Trip Report
|Posted Mar 26, 2008 12:38 am
|Mono Pass - Class 2
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2007
|Wonderful day trip with my 5 month-pregnant climbing partner. Super rewarding summit without too much stress. I was unsure of the actual summit, and had an enjoyable ridge traverse to the northern summit, each summit (northern and southern) looking just a tad higher than the other! Couldn't find a register, but that ridge traverse was sooooo worth the search. The fall colors in the lakes valley made the area look like a golf course!
|Posted Oct 27, 2007 2:27 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 5, 2007
|After a 7 hour drive from Northern Cal, started hiking at 4PM. Went up via Mono Pass and down the East Face. I would never suggest the East Face as an ascent (maybe with snow) but it had some of the best scree for plunge stepping descent yet encountered.
|Posted Sep 7, 2007 3:18 pm
|Bob Burd
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2007
|Took four kids up to Mono Pass - what was I thinking? Trip Report
|Posted Jul 18, 2007 11:08 am
|Re: From Mono Pass
|That's pretty funny (well, to read at least :)
|Posted Oct 16, 2007 6:15 pm
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2007
|Fun dayhike. Did this solo in just over 4.5 hours car-to-car.
|Posted Jun 11, 2007 12:57 pm
|Via Mono Pass Direct
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2007
|Bruno, Eric and I had a blast in the beautiful Little lakes area, they were great company! Fun scrambling!
|Posted Jun 4, 2007 7:38 pm
|From Mono Pass
Date Climbed: Jun 2, 2007
|Went for a quick day hike op Mt. Starr with Eric (codda12) and Blair (blair). We arrived at a campground in the Bishop area around 1:30am and were really considering making it a night hike under the full moon. After going back and forth with the idea a couple of times, we decided to get a few hours of sleep instead; we were pretty tired and had never been in that area before. Woke up around 6am and after some breakfast, we were headed up the trail. Fun scrambling on the ridge to the summit. Quite confusing to know which one is the actual summit. I abandoned my register search when some black clouds turned threatening. Luckily no storms developed and we were soon enjoying some pizza at the pizza factory in Bishop. Fun day!!
|Posted Jun 4, 2007 2:39 pm
|Dayhike from Mosquito Flat TH
Date Climbed: Aug 2, 2004
|Dayhike via Mono Pass. Really sandy, but fun if you stay to the ridgeline leading up from the pass. Climbed w/3 others.
|Posted Oct 10, 2006 2:15 am


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Hello, I an architect from The Netherlands. I love drawing, cooking, fire and playing around discovering new stuff. My knowledge of programming is limited to the interaction that we as humans undergo in this rapidly digitalising world. I recently found out that programming techniques are also helpful in realworld architecture/urbanism. Like designing a public park that interact with human! The unique outcomes of such crazy projects is what triggers me! Contact me if you have a crazy project and need a refreshing concept! +31(zero) six four four seven seven seven seven zero zero ;) Sammy
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