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SAN ANTONIO (October 20, 2012)—Shelia Bailey Eubank, 48, of San Antonio, is accused of staging her own abduction because she wanted a day off from work and some attention.
Eubank is charged with aggravated perjury.
She was arrested Wednesday.
Eubank was found in her car tied up with rope.
Police say that she told police a man she didn't know got into her car and threatened her with a knife.
But police say they found a lottery ticket in her purse bought at a nearby store and surveillance footage from the store shows Eubank looking unworried.
When shown the footage, she admitted making up the story.
She was free Saturday on $100,000 bond, according to online records.


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iOS 9 beta 4 is out for developers two weeks after beta 3's release as expected. It's time for the usual roundup of new goodies in the latest beta and beta 4 doesn't shy away from the tradition. It's not nearly as big of a release as last time with Apple Music and Apple News both making their debut, but beta 4 still brings some nice improvements and tweaked features. Let's get right into it.
iOS 7.1 Beta 4 Seeded To Partners Ahead Of Possible Dev Release Tomorrow [Rumor]
Apple has reportedly seeded its fourth iOS 7.1 beta build to testing partners ahead of a possible developer release tomorrow. The update is said to include "various fixes" for keyboard issues and problems with the Contacts app, as well as some more changes to the user interface inside the Phone app.
The Low Cost iPhone "5C"—We'll Cover All The Rumors On Our Newest CultCast
Friends—this week's episode of The CultCast is so much fun, you might find yourself doing the Balki Bartokomous dance of joy. Join us and special guest Adam Christianson from the very popular MacCast podcast as we discuss why the low-cost iPhone 5C is a unicorn you might soon see. We'll cover all the recent rumors. Then, we'll cover what's new, like the just-seeded iOS 7 beta 4. Plus, there's new evidence of a fingerprint sensor coming to future iPhones, but will the 5S be getting the upgrade? All that and so much more!
Have a few LOLs and get caught up on this week's best Apple stories. Stream or download new and past episodes of The CultCast now on your Mac or iDevice by subscribing on iTunes, or hit play below and let the audio adventure begin.
Thanks to Squarespace for sponsoring this episode. Show notes up next.
Apple Is Already Uploading iOS 7 Beta 4 Builds To Their Servers
In case you had any doubt that iOS 7 Beta 4 was dropping today (probably around 10AM Pacific time), Apple has already uploaded at least one build of Beta 4 to the Developer Center: specifically, for the AT&T iPhone 5 with a build number of 11a4435d. The Verizon iPhone 5 also has a related download.
You can't download these betas yet — instead, you just get a "session expired" message — but all that means is Apple hasn't "turned on" the download yet. So start your engines, gentlemen: iOS 7 Beta 4 is coming.
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The value of influenza vaccine remains controversial in spite of its long availability and use. By the standards used for judging many other vaccines, its performance has not been good. Immunity is short-lived, and frequent revaccination is required. Also, it is not universally accepted that the vaccine has value for civilian populations even though its effectiveness in military groups appears to be established.
Complicating the problem of evaluating influenza vaccine is the renewed interest in antibody produced locally in the respiratory tract. Recent work suggests that local antibody may be of critical importance in immunity to several respiratory infections, including influenza,1 and that vaccines must stimulate antibody in the respiratory tract to be effective.
It was with this background that Hong Kong influenza appeared in 1968. The emergence of this new strain provided an opportunity for studying influenza vaccine under field conditions during an epidemic. One such study, which
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Serious Career Change on the Cards for Katie Holmes
Katie Holmes has been living in the Big Apple with her daughter Suri Cruise after the divorce. Her marriage with Tom Cruise is truly over now. The divorce was rather messy, but the two have decided to remain civil for the sake of their daughter.
Surprisingly, Katie says that she is considering a career change. When asked what she had in mind, Katie came up with an answer that surprised everybody.
Katie was also asked whether she was looking to get into a serious relationship any time soon. Holmes said that she was definitely open to the idea, but presently, she is just happy to spend quality time with her daughter. Katie recently appeared in a play on Broadway, titled "Dead Accounts". It wasn't successful as the play stopped after just a week. Katie wasn't too disappointed however, she was happy that she got to make a comeback to theater.
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Who was Gatsby? A neighbor of the Fitzgeralds reports on the lifestyles of the young and beautiful Golden Couple in the 1920s.
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When two freight trains collided and derailed last week in McPherson County, the Barton County Landfill was ready to accept whatever the cleanup crew brought, Solid Waste Manager Phil Hathcock said.
Two men were arrested Monday for alledgedly stealing a four-bottom John Deere plow worth up to $2,500 from rural Barton County. Detective Rick Popp at the Barton County Sheriff's Office said watchful neighbors called 911 after seeing the men load the plow into a pickup, around 2:19 p.m. at NW 150 Road and NW 30 Ave.
Donations for the Great Bend Public Library October book sale will be accepted through Monday, Oct. 6. Donated books can be brought during library hours to the library's service entrance off Stone Street or to the circulation desk.
A new version of the motion picture "Left Behind" seeks to appeal to a broader audience than the original. But the producers at Stoney Lake Entertainment are counting on retaining the Christian audience that carried the first version.
Great Bend's Community Coat Drive concludes Saturday when free coats will be available from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 5700 Broadway Ave.
Sen. Jerry Moran said Thursday was his first Town Hall where he was handed a soda and offered popcorn. Moran said he learned about the new Golden Belt Cinema 6, site of the meeting, from his press secretary, Great Bend native Katie Niederee.
The Barton Community College Board of Trustees reviewed the policies on "Essential Skills," during Thursday's business meeting.
Students who wonder what path to take after high school were able to learn some options Wednesday, when Barton Community College held "All About Careers."
Approximately 45 students showed up early Wednesday at Great Bend High School to take part in See You At The Pole, part of a global prayer initiative.
Two water wells have been drilled at the Great Bend Public Library, the first step in adding geothermal heating and cooling.
The Kansas Supreme Court on Friday published a decision that upholds convictions of Kenneth "Kenny" D. Crawford, 59, for kidnapping, sexually assaulting and threatening a 12-year-old girl in Barton County in 2005.
Farmers Bank & Trust has been awarded an A+ in DepositAccounts.com's independent Bank Financial Health Rating System for the quarter ended June 30. The A+ rating is defined as the highest distinction in terms of relative financial strength and stability, according to their standardized measurement system. The service gives consumers information on the relative financial strength of U.S. commercial banks, savings institutions and credit unions.
The Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Science (KAMS) was established by the Legislature in 2006, but like many good programs it is not well known to the general public.
With the second annual Hahn Brothers Supercross Shootout coming to Great Bend this Saturday and Sunday, motocross promoters Wil and Tommy Hahn spent a couple of hours in Jack Kilby Square on Thursday evening. The free meet and greet was an opportunity for fans to get autographs or to be photographed with the Hahns and their motorcycles. Several tickets to the races were also given away.
ELLINWOOD - Following a Town Hall on Thursday at the Ellinwood District Hospital, Kansas Secretary of Revenue Nick Jordan made a visit to the historic Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 5 miles north of town. Tax credits administered through the Kansas Historical Society will reimburse 27 percent of the cost of restoring the former church's iconic steeple, said Ryan Robl from the Sts. Peter and Paul Heritage Association.
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Poor service can't justify price hikes
Published: Saturday, January 31, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 31, 2004 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: OK folks, here's the scoop on Mediacom. Using the 1999 cable price of $23.95 and the 2004 price of $45.95, published in the Times-News Jan. 10, Mediacom's five-year price increase is 91.86 percent, not 88 percent. The July 1999 increase alone was 25 percent, i.e., $23.95 to $29.99.
Increases for subsequent years through 2003 have been 13, 9, 8 and 12.5 percent respectively. The 2 percent increase for 2004, which Mediacom is promoting in their advertisements, appears to be an attempt to obscure their five-year history of price increases.
Changing to satellite in July 2003 at a lower cost for 135 channels including local, versus Mediacom's 61 channels, was an easy decision.
Yes, additional receivers are an added cost for those who choose this option. However, the increase of 74 channels is compelling and the additional cost is still comparable for up to one room.
This decision has eliminated repeated lost Internet service for up to six days, not to mention the hours of lost cable TV for each occurrence.
Mediacom's failure to resolve poor reception noted on six Broadcast Basic channels is also relevant. Satellite reception is clean and clear for all channels.
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Definition of tail light in English:
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A red light at the rear of a motor vehicle, train, or bicycle.
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Hi I was going to buy one of those USB 128mb flash drive, MP3 playing watches they have at CyberGuys and was wondering if there is a app to copy files onto a flash drive?
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try xcommander, unleashx, or any other filemanager, some support memmory cards, some do not
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does anyone know of one that works for shure? I dont have a flash drive or mem card and wanted to know before I buy one.
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The Ethics of Storytelling in Business
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Business storytelling has become extremely popular in recent years. Leaders are looking for new and better ways to get their message to stick. With so many people learning story skills there is an even greater chance for it to be misused. For example, the number of times I've been asked whether it's OK to just […]Read More
Creating a customer service culture through storytelling
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If you peer through the glass doors of an Apple outlet just before opening time, you'll see the blue-uniformed employees huddled in the middle of the store in focused conversation. One of the topics will be the previous day's net promoter scores, where employees have asked customers to rate the possibility, based on the service […]Read More
Getting things done with a Bullet Journal
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I'm a fan of the Getting Things Done time-management methodology, the one David Allen first suggested in his 2001 book of the same name. Its main tenet is to get things out of your head – ideas, plans, appointments, interesting snippets – by jotting them down and, where necessary, making them actionable. The thing is, […]Read More
The state of storytelling in 2016 – insights from the ATD2016 conference
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In mid-May I was in Denver for the ATD 2016 conference. It was a huge affair and there were about 11,000 participants, many from overseas. Near the end of the conference, I recorded the following video clip giving an update on the state of storytelling from the conference. There were 14 presentations on storytelling. This […]Read More
How do we prosper in a changing business environment?
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Just four years ago, Peter took up the role of CEO of a company which for years had supplied maintenance services to the mining industry, called Mitchells Maintenance. The business came with over a thousand staff and a good reputation with its customers. The previous year, one of its contracts had gone awry. The board […]Read More
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Along the way, I have designed and run some leadership development programs in alliance with Outward Bound. Our programs have mostly run for 15 days, and include a week's physical and metaphorical journey "into the unknown". It's a great setting for building your self-awareness as a leader – of others, and of yourself. The first […]Read More
Practice storytelling like a Grizzly
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Storytelling is a powerful business tool. It's available to everyone. All you need is a little knowledge, a few new habits and some practice. We are firm believers in the importance of practice -it's why we include a six-month Deliberate Practice Program as part of our programs. It's also why we selected the bear and […]Read More
The sales skill of reading the play
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Back in 2014, I was at the mighty MCG about to watch my beloved Tigers play a game of AFL football with my 15 year old son. I remember asking him where he would like to sit assuming he would respond by saying "behind the goals" or "amongst the cheer squad on the fence". No […]Read More
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Engagement is a word much used in corporate life, and, unfortunately, often associated with company surveys inevitably used to keep managers in line. This is too bad, because 'engagement' is the best word for what needs to happen between people in order for leadership – or customer service, or teamwork, or performance management, or sales, […]Read More
Why you must complete that shitty first draft, and fast
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In late 2014 I went to Dubai to run a three-day story session with 40 salespeople. Over the first two days we practised the core storytelling skills. The last day was devoted to what I call a pitch-off. I broke the salespeople up into six groups and asked each one to create its own version […]Read More


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Jill Magid seeks intimate relations with impersonal structures. She is intrigued by hidden information, being public as a condition for existence, and intimacy in relation to power and observation. Magid will be discussing a series of recent and past projects.
Jill Magid was born in Bridgeport, CT in 1973. She received her Master of Science in Visual Studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge and her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Magid was an artist-in-residence at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam from 2000-2. She has received various awards including the Basis Stipendium from Fonds Voor Beeldende Kunsten in the Netherlands in 2006 and the Netherland-American Foundation Fellowship Fulbright Grant from 2001-2002. Magid has had solo exhibitions at various institutions around the world including Tate Modern, London; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Berkeley Museum of Art, California; Tate Liverpool; the Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam; Yvon Lambert, Paris and New York; Gagosian Gallery, New York; Sparwasser, Berlin; The Centre D'Arte Santa Monica, Barcelona, and Stroom, Netherlands. Magid is the author of three novellas. Magid lives and works in New York.
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Hilary is the Crime Writers of Canada representative for the Atlantic region and Quebec. Members and Associate Members are invited to get in touch if they have concerns, or better yet, great ideas for promoting our genre!
Hilary meets with the Loyalist Pioneers on November 18. The Pioneers are retired faculty of Loyalist College, where she taught Media Studies for 22 years, and without which she says she might never have written the books.
Bodies and Sole is reviewed by The Guardian.
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By: lubbockleft on August 14, 2011 - 1:34am - Add new comment
Jon Stewart nailed it again this week. Check out this amazing 4-minute clip.
Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly returns from maternity leave with a completely different perspective on entitlement.
Here's the money quote, the essence of conservative hypocrisy when it comes to social programs:
By: lubbockleft on August 10, 2011 - 7:58pm - Add new comment
Lubbock is on track to become the largest city in the USA with no Health Department.
City Council meets Thursday, Aug. 11th with public comments at 7:30am, so there may still be time to prevent this from happening. However, all signs point to the closure of the City of Lubbock Health Department as a done deal. Clerical workers, nurses, and other employees are scheduled to be let go on Friday, and the building on 19th and Texas Ave is being emptied. With school immunizations looming, this is an especially terrible time for this to happen.
By: lubbockleft on June 29, 2011 - 12:27am - Add new comment
Interesting perspective from the Huffington Post today.
Does the language of the 14th Amendment (one that trips up the far right quite frequently) give a good reason to ignore the partisan calls to default on our debts? Here is the relevant piece of the 14th Amendment:
By: lubbockleft on June 23, 2011 - 12:02am - Add new comment
On Thursday, Barney Frank and Ron Paul will introduce legislation to end the federal war on marijuana and let the states set their own laws on it. The legislation is technically bipartisan, but Ron Paul is the only Republican sponsor of the bill. Other Democratic Party sponsors include Rep. John Conyers (MI), Rep. Steve Cohen (TN), Rep. Jared Polis (CO), and Rep. Barbara Lee (CA).
By: lubbockleft on June 22, 2011 - 12:38am - Add new comment
I don't understand how the US Senate, a legislative body vital to the functioning of our nation, has become locked down by tyrannical, undemocratic procedural traditions.
By: lubbockleft on June 7, 2011 - 11:48pm - Add new comment
Starting July 1st, Florida will begin mandatory drug testing of applicants to Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).
Mandatory drug testing of welfare recipients is a terrible idea on many levels.
By: lubbockleft on June 1, 2011 - 4:47am - Add new comment
Thanks in part to a heroic filibuster by State Sen. Wendy Davis (D - Fort Worth), we have a special session called by the guv to address the following:
By: lubbockleft on May 25, 2011 - 12:02am - Add new comment
Congratulations to Kathy Hochul, a Democrat who just won in heavily Republican New York Congressional District 26. She defeated Republican Jane Corwin almost exclusively on the issue of Medicare, which was wisely raised by Hochul first thing in her campaign.
By: lubbockleft on May 23, 2011 - 6:34am - Add new comment
As usual, the right was all over Obama before he even delivered his Arab Spring speech on Thursday. The universal talking point from the right (and it's eerie how they all used this exact language) was that the President "threw Israel under the bus" with his speech. Specifically, they point to the bit about 1967 borders as evidence, conveniently ignoring even the rest of the same sentence, which emphasizes mutually-agreed "swaps."
By: lubbockleft on May 17, 2011 - 11:41pm - Add new comment
The field of GOP Presidential candidates is quickly turning into a race not to be the guy or gal to lose to Obama.
Trump is out, and no one will miss him.
Chris Christie -- the bully of New Jersey -- is out. He'll crack his knuckles for four more years before jumping in.
Haley Barbour is out. I'd put a good ol' Southern joke here, but I'm plumb out.
Huckabee is out, as he announced right after playing bass with Ted Nugent... stay classy, Huck.
So who's still around?
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5:12am on May 24th finds Aaron and Andy working hard to get Aaron's bags below 50lbs each. It didn't work and the ol' "toe lifting on the bag a bit while it's sitting on the scale" trick had to be employed.
We arrived in Anchorage (ANC) with an afternoon to do some shopping. Our pre-arranged errands shuttle had fallen through so we ended up shopping a more expensive store akin to Whole Foods than the bargain Smith's or whatever. We also walked a few miles to the REI. Thankfully we're in pretty good shape.
Friday morning we took our pre-arranged ~3 hour shuttle to Talkeetna, AK and K2 Aviation, our glacier air taxi service into Denali. With heavy clouds and light rain, we didn't expect to get to fly in that evening.
First things first, we walked into Talkeetna to the Denali NP ranger station for our hour-long orientation and permits. Permits are pricey at $300 a climber. The price doubled just this year. Lucky us.
Cruising into the ranger station
We are the Truchas Truckers!
After a long-winded and extremely helpful orientation with Loomis, we went back to K2 aviation and packed up our bags. We walked into town for lunch fully expecting to spend the night in Talkeetna when we got the call. "We can fly you in now. Get over here as soon as possible. We're sending a shuttle to get you." Everyone but Andy got their lunch and crammed it down super fast en route to the hangar.
The sun it out and we're loading up for the ~30 minute flight into the Kahiltna glacier.
Happy Thiens!
In no time flat the view went from lush green
to desolate white
A nice smooth landing on the glacier around 6:40pm and we're unloading. We took our skis (me on my splitboard) for better glacier travel and, of course, a ton more fun on the descent!
It's common for folks to spend the first night at the Kahiltna airport at ~7,200 but we wanted to get the show on the road. We had to figure out how best to load the sleds and then rig them with pull cords.
9:00PM and we're all rigged and loaded. Let the ascent begin!
Well, this is the next morning. We covered many miles encumbered by our heavy packs and sleds (about 110 lbs each) and got to near the "Ski Hill" camp at 7,800' around midnight. We were beat after that long day. Here, the summit of Denali can be seen easily--it's the big peak just right of center. Only 12,500' of ascent remaining from this point!
This is the view up "Ski Hill". A nice ~2,000' ascent up to the 9,600' camp
Nearing the top of Ski Hill with much of the Kahiltna glacier visible behind. We covered much of that ground the night before. The scale is massive!
We single-carried to our camp at 9,600' by around 4pm that day. Josh and Aaron then headed up with a cache to the 11,000' camp. Andy, Sarah and I would rest and single-carry again the next day to 11k.
Panorama of the 9,600' camp at sunrise Sunday morning
We moved up to the luxurious 11,000' camp that Sunday and setup camp. After setting up camp, all five of us packed up a cache and headed up this hill pictured, Motorcycle Hill, to near 13,000'.
Sarah and Andy heading up a tricky slope just below Squirrel Point with our cache
This panorama shows the beauty of the evening. It's nearly 9pm at 12,800' where we cached our gear just below Windy Corner. We're psyched for an awesome ski descent coming up on down to the 11,000' camp
Oh man it was some great turns in 8 to 12 inches of new powder
Back at camp at 11k enjoying a view of our fun ski turns down Motorcycle Hill. None of ventured far from the established boot track so as to not fall into a crevasse and die.
Monday morning, May 28th (Memorial Day!), we packed up camp and skinned up to the 14k camp. We had an aggressive schedule with no rests days until the 14k camp.
While it was cloudy and drab down at the 11k camp, we poked out of the clouds around Squirrel Point for this stellar view on a fine day.
Windy Corner is an off-camber, often icy traverse around the bottom of a ridge. And it's often Windy. On this day, however, it was neither windy nor challenging. We nailed it.
As we neared the 14k camp we caught sight of some big crevasses. This one was marked as a "poop bag" crevasse--a crevasse where climbers are directed to toss their biodegrable bags of poop for future generations to deal with.
We got in pretty late to camp on Monday night, setup camp, ate some food and hit the sack. But Tuesday was our first, and much deserved, rest day so we pimped out the camp with lounge chairs and a sweet cook/hangout tent. We also skied down to 12,800' to pickup our cache. Six minutes down!
The 14k camp is a happenin' place with a main "street" right down the middle. On far right is Mount Hunter barely visible in the clouds. Straight ahed in this photo is the line going up towards the West Rib.
"Sunset" was around 11:30pm and when I got out of the tent to take a leak I was treated to this fine view of neighboring Mount Foraker, 17,400'
Wednesday, May 30th, was a cloudy, snowy day but we planned to just chill out anyway so it worked out.
Intermittent sun kept things warm enough though. This is a view of our sheltered cook area. Benches on three sides with a table in the middle for cooking. Very nice.
It also happened to be Josh's birthday so we celebrated with chocolate cheesecake. Yum!
Thursday, May 31st we did an acclimatization hike up to ~16,200' on the West Rib. Oddly, I got to feeling light-headed around 16,000' and turned back short. I blamed the near white-out conditions but who knows what it was really. The ride descent down was very disorientating between my "punch drunk" head and the near white-out conditions. Still, it was nice powder riding.
Friday June 1st, we headed up the standard West Buttress route after learning our hoped-for ascent route, the Messner Couloir was very icy and possibly prone to avalanching.
Skinning up the new snow on the West Buttress route with Mount Foraker looming in the background
I was still feeling a bit light-headed this day so this was my high-point--the bottom of the fixed lines up the headwall. I'd hang out for a bit, watch the rest of the crew go up the fixed lines, and then ride the ca. 1,300' down to the 14k camp. And then do that again. Great turns!
Andy and Sarah crossing the bergschrund on the lower part of the fixed lines
Josh ripping some sweet powder turns down into the 14k camp later that evening. He and Aaron had gone up to Denali Pass, ca. 18,000', for some serious acclimatization.
The next day was a bit of a rest day where we hiked up to the fixed lines and then rode back down to camp. This is starting up from camp with Mount Foraker in the background.
After Andy and I rode down to camp from the fixed lines, I heard rumors of two feet of fresh below Windy Corner. I had to check it out and the found the rumors to be spot-on. The turns were amazing! This is looking back up at Windy Corner from about 12,200' after I lapped this section twice.
Making great use of Andy's "snow lounger pit." June 3rd was our official rest day...we didn't leave camp and just lounged to rest up for our planned summit day the following day.
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Much of the day was spent watching climbers slowly ascend and skiers ripping it up.
Summit day! I think we headed out from camp around 5 or 5:30am. Sarah would stay back in camp due to a severely bruised toe. Aaron, Josh, Andy and I skinned up to the base of the fixed lines where we'd stash our skis/boards.
The weather was extremely unsettled and geting worse. However, the clouds and early day light made for some dramatic lighting. This is Josh topping out on the ridge above Washburn's Thumb at about 16,500' elevation
Ascending the ridge between the top of the fixed lines at ca. 16,000' up to the 17,200' camp is the most aesthetic climbing on the entire route.
As we got higher, however, the wind got gnarlier
Nonetheless, we enjoyed some spectacular scenery with engaging ridge climbing
As soon as we turned the corner from the ridge to the plateau of the 17,200' camp we knew our summit day was ending. The winds were horrendous and the temperatures downright dangerous. We spent about 15 minutes trying, optimistically, to delay the inevitable before turning our backs on the summit.
Retreating back down to the 14k camp
While the summit was shrouded in a gigantic lenticular clouds creating crazy winds from 17,200' on up, the lower mountain was a bit more serene. We caught this fine view of the 14k camp as we descended the ridge.
Summit or no summit, we'd still enjoy more great skiing back down to the 14k camp. Andy gettin' it done above a bergschrund below the fixed lines
After our summit attempt we had a pow-pow back the kitchen tent. We looked at the weather forecast and saw it was forecasted to keep on snowing and get nastier as the week progressed. With a planned flight home in a few days we decided to pack up the next morning and head out. While we used sleds and double-carried to 14k, we didn't want to make multiple trips down the mountain. Thus we all left 14k with gigantic, heavy packs.
It was challenging skiing down from 14k to 11k, especially some particularly sketchy crust on Motorcycle Hill, but we managed. Back down here at 11k we dug up our caches, retrieved our sleds and got even heavier. From here we'd ski all the way back down to the Kahiltna airport pulling sleds.
This is my favorite photo from the trip. Super cool lighting, nice contrast and a bunch of suckers heading up the mountain while we are headed back to civilization for food and beer.
We rolled into the Kahiltna airport in a heavy snowstorm, 6.5 hours after leaving 14k camp, and expected to stay the night at the airport until the next weather window opened up for planes to come in. However, we got super lucky and a just-long-enough weather window opened up allowing a few planes to fly in and pick us up.
Loading up for our return to civilization. We'd later hear that no flights after ours went in or out for the next three or four days. Our decision to head out when we did was vindicated!
All smiles despite not reaching the summit. While making the summit is a goal of expeditions, it's clearly not the end-all-be-all. We had a grand time together while skiing some great terrain in a beautiful, wild location.
Back at Talkeetna Andy had a bunch of pent-up desires that had to be fullfilled
Josh also found a little lovin'
With a few days to spare in Anchorage before our flight home we saw many sights in and around Anchorage. This fine topo in the Anchorage Museum shows our route. I'm pointing to our high point.
We also got to check out a local trail called the "Bird Ridge Trail" overlooking the Turnagain Arm
Fine views of the Turnagain Arm of the Cook Inlet. The Bird Ridge Trail ascends ~3,400' in 3 miles. Steep!
The following day we headed down to Seward for a Kenai Fjords boat tour
A Humpback Whale or some other sea creature of some sort
For a moment we thought we saw the the Lochness Monster on summer vacation
Good 'ol X502 chilling on some rock
The highllight of the boat tour for me was motoring up to the toe of the Northwestern Glacier
Lots and lots of Harbor Seals on the ice chunks near the Northwestern Glacier
Once we got in close to the glacier the boat captain killed the engines and we sat watching and listening to the glacier calving into the sea
Mega cute them Harbor Seals
On the hunt for the elusive Fin Whale. I never saw the damn thing but we went all over the frickin' bay looking for it.
Andy was the most dedicated Fin Whale spotter on the boat
After another night back in Anchorage we met up with Aaron's friend Stephanie for some backcountry skiing on Turnagain Pass. I think the name of the area we rode is "Ken's Bowl"
Super deep snowback, super wet spring conditions
At the top of our route looking down into some chutes. We chose a safer descent line to the left because the wet snow sloughs were pretty significant
Josh enjoying the Alaska summer corn


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Former Disney darlings who went wild
These child stars grew up so fast!
See Miley Cyrus and John Travolta at the Hollywood premiere of 'Bolt'.
These child stars grew up so fast!
Celebs have been battling it out for the belfie crown…
These two are just so cute!
Ab Fab quotes to live your life by.
Mariah Carey has taken her diva status to the next level.
These stars just can't keep a lid on their temper.


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14/08/05 - Exclusive footage of the amazing sprint finish between Brad Kahlefeldt and Dmitriy Gaag in Tiszaujvaros is now available. Click here to view the finish. (larger file) [.wmv] Click here to view the... |Full Story
Photo finish in Tiszaujvaros!!
14/08/05 - A huge field of men marched into their starting position as both the temperature and cheers from the crowd moved sharply upwards. Click here for full results. Click here for live photo gallery. ... |Full Story
Live coverage of Tiszaujvaros
10/08/05 - Triathlon World Cup action moves to Tiszaujvaros, Hungary for the 10th round of the ITU Triathlon World Cup Series where athletes from 26 countries around the world have arrived for the week-long festival... |Full Story
ITU Long Distance World championships Race Report
08/08/05 - ITU Long Distance Triathlon Championships 2005 – Fredericia, Denmark. Sunday 7th August 2006 Click here to view results. This weekend saw the staging of the 2005 ITU Long Distance Triathlon... |Full Story
Photo finish in Hamburg
07/08/05 - One of the most spectacular triathlon in the short history of the sport took place today in Hamburg, Germany. Although the air temperatures dipped to 17oC and rain threatened, the spirit of the 200,000... |Full Story
Long distance World Championships
06/08/05 - Full results are available from the 2005 ITU World Long distance Championships. Click here to view results. Below is an excerpt from the live coverage of the event. 11.05 - The leading men are out on... |Full Story
Warriner wins second world cup this year!
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Triathlon European Championships
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Belaubre and Blatchford win in Salford
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Salford - round 8 of the ITU World Cup
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European Junior & Youth Championships
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Large field for Salford
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Johns and Lawrence win in Holten
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Created: 05/29/2014 9:58 PM KSTP.com
By: Cassie Hart
Jason Davis is officially on the road to retirement; Friday is his last day at KSTP.
Gov. Mark Dayton issued a proclamation for Jason's 38 years of "excellent service" to KSTP and Minnesota for his show "On the Road."
The certificate was presented to Jason by KSTP Chief Political Reporter Tom Hauser during a going-away gathering in the KSTP newsroom.


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Oh now I get it.
I am a JavaScript programmer, and I forgot that BASH is not JavaScript!
I changed it to:
And a new release has been made, 0.1.1b.Code:while [ $x -gt 5 ]
Posting code? Use the [code] or [php] tags.
I don't care, I'm still free. You can't take the sky from me.
What do you think?
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Book your room at Golden Tulip Narmer Pyramids Hotel
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Giza with 3 restaurants and outdoor pool
Located in the heart of Giza, this hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from First Mall Cairo and 2.9 mi (4.6 km) from Cairo Tower. Giza Zoo and Cairo University are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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3 restaurants, an outdoor pool, and a nightclub are available at this hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a poolside bar, and a coffee shop/café are onsite.
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Golden Tulip Narmer Pyramids Hotel features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 3 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
2 meeting rooms are available. This Giza hotel also offers a nightclub, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
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text: Aside from the influx of run-of-the-mill attempts to revitalize the scary-movie genre and races to find the freakiest – or raciest – costume for Halloween, the chilly fall air also brings a time of ritualistic remembrance for those who came before. In celebration of El Día de los Muertos, Tweet Design reprises its successful DAY OF THE DEAD ART SHOW. Featuring more than 70 miniature coffins decorated by artists, musicians and designers from across the country, the second annual show commemorates the ancient Mexican holiday while also offering a forum for artistic expression. Eat taquitos, drink sangria and be merry as local band Uncle Daddy and the Kissin' Cousins provide music for the night. Through Nov. 29. Free, donations welcome. Opening night, 8 p.m.; Sat.-Sun., 1-6 p.m. Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery, 290 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Suite 8. 404-522-0655. www.eyedrum.org.


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This is where it all began! The first three DVDs from the best-loved Max Lucado's Hermie & Friends® series!!
Hermie, a Common Caterpillarits all about being special.
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XTexIllinoisAge: 45-54Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5Good way to start Hermie and Friends libraryApril 1, 2013XTexIllinoisAge: 45-54Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4We'd watched a few of the Hermie and Friends from the local library and enjoyed them. When I found these, and at the price, I couldn't pass them up. The collection is a good way to start your own personal Hermie and Friends DVD library!
LillieRoseburg, ORAge: Over 65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Great for kidsMarch 21, 2011LillieRoseburg, ORAge: Over 65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5My great grandson loves this--relates very well to Hermie. It is a n attention-getter. I believe this is gives good biblical principles in an attractive way.
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Awesome. I've watched this movie at least 3 times this year. It's a piece of flawed genius that seems at the same time really well-made and yet poorly put together. The story seems well-thought out, but somehow didn't translate to the script (or something got lost on the cutting room floor). Or like they missed shooting some scenes. But it's got a great look, unique world, a cool car, some gender role reversal, it's well-shot in nice locations, great score... In some ways it seems like the story shown on-screen transcends a lacklustre script... but in some ways, it seems like the script is assuming intelligence on the part of the viewer... this movie doesn't seem to have a lot of fans, but it *is* one of my favourites from the post-apocalyptic genre, as it were.
I hear Melanie Griffith wants to have this movie remade with her daughter as the lead.
Oh man. If it's done... that'd be either my favourite thing of the year it comes out in, or the biggest disappointment.
I just introduced my girlfriend to Cherry 2000, and I think that'd be something we'd actually go out to see in theatres.
I just introduced my girlfriend to Cherry 2000, and I think that'd be something we'd actually go out to see in theatres.
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Just recently watched the first half of this movie... Before my GF was like "Wtf? This movie makes no sense. Change it."
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In an interview with Torrentfreak, Australian private detective Gavin "Tex" Warren said that, amongst other things, he was expected to link 'piracy' to drug trafficking, which is a suggestion often put forward by rights holders.
Tex worked for the MPAA funded AFACT in Australia and has been a private investigator for around ten years. Before then he worked for the Australian Federal Police. He worked for AFACT for five years, according to Torrentfreak, and during that time he was exposed to the various methods used by the rights holders.
"I had an undercover operative who worked for me (name withheld) that I shall refer to as 'Short Round'. We were contracted to make purchases of DVDs and back then, VHS tapes of copyright infringing movies," he explained.
"In our first operation which lasted about six months, we had infiltrated a manufacturing 'laboratory' and the dodgy sales team at the local trash and treasure market."
Warren and Short Round then made what are referred to as "trap purchases" and presented their information to the Australian Victoria Police. This information lead to a succesful operation for the police, and gained column inches for the anti-'piracy' lobby.
"The press were informed and all was tied up in a neat bundle. Column inches were filled, sound bites were created and everyone was happy, except the pirates," Warren said.
Other tactics were tried out in Australia, including the idea that statistics should be boosted in order to make the problem, which at the time related to offline 'piracy', seem more severe than it actually was. A meeting with head of AFACT Neil Gane showed Tex how far the group wanted to go.
"He was adamant that we needed to boost our statistics to make the media sit up and take notice and that the large numbers would make it easier to get the local Police interested. This was especially difficult to do as local police had no jurisdiction over copyright infringing product and the AFP were desperately short on manpower. We were encouraged to find links to drugs and stolen goods wherever possible," he added.
"We discussed the formula for extrapolating the potential street value earnings of 'laboratories' and we were instructed to count all blank discs in our seizure figures as they were potential product. Mr Gane also explained that the increased loss approximation figures were derived from all forms of impacts on decreasing cinema patronage right through to the farmer who grows the corn for popping... 2002 impact estimates were $100 million to today's figure of $1.36 billion in nine years.... That's a lot of extrapolating."
Once AFACT had the police's ear and the newspapers' attentions it was up to Tex to take its claims further, and he admitted that occasionally he had to sprinkle the threat of terrorism into his discussions.
"Funded solely by MPAA, AFACT lobbies hard for changes to Australian law and enhance the sexiness of their case by making vague references to links to terrorism. Sometimes not so vague," he added.
"I was instructed to tell police officers that the profit margins were greater than dealing heroin. It was bizarre. A twisted logic that AFACT spewed out with monotonous regularity." µ
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