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If we had a public option for health care, we would not need a tax incentive.
Ditto Max + we've been proving for 40 years that giving business tax relief results in upper eschelon pay increases. The mantra used to be "Buy American", now it must be "Hire American"! We bailed out Citibank so that my banking questions can be forwarded to a customer service call center in India. Until the national interest is restored as opposed to shareholder interest we'll just shoveling against the tide. I don't think the government can be the answer to job creation but thanks for trying Rep Israel.
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The adult mammalian heart shows little or no significant natural regeneration of the major structural cells, the cardiomyocytes, after injury. This regenerative deficiency is highly relevant to human disease, given that ischemic myocardial infarction and scarring is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the United States. A few years ago, we found that the teleost zebrafish displays a highly efficient regenerative response after partial resection of the cardiac ventricle. Cardiac regeneration in zebrafish is hyperplastic, involving creation of new cardiomyocytes with little or no scarring. In our published and preliminary studies, we have focused on the following key questions about zebrafish heart regeneration. First, how does injury activate local regenerative replacement of cardiac muscle? Second, what are the cellular origins of newly regenerated muscle and other cardiac tissues? Third, how do we use the information we gain about heart regeneration to experimentally block or enhance regenerative events? Our experiments have revealed new responses by the major cardiac cellular constituents during regeneration, including myocardium, epicardium, endocardium, and vasculature. The goals of the current proposal are to investigate and understand these cellular responses at high resolution, and to define a catalog of molecular factors that modulate regenerative capacity. 1) We will define the lineage potential of cardiac cells during heart regeneration, using new technology for the lineage tracing of adult zebrafish cells. 2) We will define immediate and regenerative cardiac cell type-specific responses to injury, using high- resolution techniques for gene expression profiling. 3) We will enhance regenerative efficacy by molecular manipulations targeted to the injury site, based on our identification of several factors predicted to positively impact regenerative events. With this approach, we will test the hypothesis that trauma stimulates dynamic molecular changes in cardiac tissue that initiate cardiogenesis at the injury site. Our work will provide a detailed understanding of myocardial regeneration and identify important molecular regulators, information that will lead to approaches for comprehending, and possibly enhancing, the limited regenerative response displayed by humans after myocardial infarction.
Our work will provide a detailed understanding of myocardial regeneration and identify important molecular regulators, information that will lead to approaches for comprehending, and possibly enhancing, the limited regenerative response displayed by humans after myocardial infarction.
|Schindler, Yocheved L; Garske, Kristina M; Wang, Jinhu et al. (2014) Hand2 elevates cardiomyocyte production during zebrafish heart development and regeneration. Development 141:3112-22
|Johnson, Aaron N; Mokalled, Mayssa H; Valera, Juliana M et al. (2013) Post-transcriptional regulation of myotube elongation and myogenesis by Hoi Polloi. Development 140:3645-56
|Choi, Wen-Yee; Gemberling, Matthew; Wang, Jinhu et al. (2013) In vivo monitoring of cardiomyocyte proliferation to identify chemical modifiers of heart regeneration. Development 140:660-6
|Fang, Yi; Gupta, Vikas; Karra, Ravi et al. (2013) Translational profiling of cardiomyocytes identifies an early Jak1/Stat3 injury response required for zebrafish heart regeneration. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 110:13416-21
|Le, Xiuning; Pugach, Emily K; Hettmer, Simone et al. (2013) A novel chemical screening strategy in zebrafish identifies common pathways in embryogenesis and rhabdomyosarcoma development. Development 140:2354-64
|Wang, Jinhu; Karra, Ravi; Dickson, Amy L et al. (2013) Fibronectin is deposited by injury-activated epicardial cells and is necessary for zebrafish heart regeneration. Dev Biol 382:427-35
|Gemberling, Matthew; Bailey, Travis J; Hyde, David R et al. (2013) The zebrafish as a model for complex tissue regeneration. Trends Genet 29:611-20
|Guner-Ataman, Burcu; Paffett-Lugassy, Noelle; Adams, Meghan S et al. (2013) Zebrafish second heart field development relies on progenitor specification in anterior lateral plate mesoderm and nkx2.5 function. Development 140:1353-63
|Gupta, Vikas; Gemberling, Matthew; Karra, Ravi et al. (2013) An injury-responsive gata4 program shapes the zebrafish cardiac ventricle. Curr Biol 23:1221-7
|Yin, Viravuth P; Lepilina, Alexandra; Smith, Ashley et al. (2012) Regulation of zebrafish heart regeneration by miR-133. Dev Biol 365:319-27
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The relationship between the behavioral deficits and anatomical damage produced by a stroke is only partial, since physiological dsyfunction can be measured in brain regions far removed from the lesion. These non-local physiological deficits can be assessed using functional connectivity magnetic resonance imaging (fcMRl), which measures the temporal correlation between brain regions in the blood-oxygenation-level-dependent (BOLD) signal. Studies of fcMRl in healthy adults have identified distributed brain networks that underlie different behavioral functions, such as attention, motor control, and language. Our previous work on stroke patients with spatial neglect has shown that fcMRl deficits within the attention network correlate with a patient's deficit in the neglected field. This grant proposes that fcMRl can be used more broadly to understand the deficits produced by stroke across behavioral domains. We will measure fcMRl in a large, heterogeneous sample of stroke patients, and test several hypotheses of how strokes produce dysfunction in brain networks and how this dysfunction correlates with behavioral deficits. We predict that decreases in inter-hemispheric connectivity in motor and attention networks, which are bilaterally organized, will correlate with corresponding behavioral deficits and that these correlations will show functional specificity. For example, connectivity within an arm-defined motor network will predict upper-extremity function better than lower-extremity function. We determine the correlation between connectivity and behavior in an asymmetrically organized network, language, and compare the importance of inter-hemispheric vs intra-hemispheric connectivity. We examine how the functioning of multiple brain networks interact to produce a single behavioral deficit, and hypothesize that the connectivity of some networks, such as attention, correlates with behavior across domains. We measure fcMRl longtitudinally to determine if connectivity recovers in different networks at different rates and whether that recovery correlates with behavioral recovery. Finally, we study how changes in connectivity produced by a stroke depend on the type of tracts that are structurally damaged.
The goal of this proposal is to understand the effects of a stroke on the physiology of the brain and how they relate to the behavioral deficits produced by the stroke. We plan to measure these physiological effects in stroke patients using a novel method that will allow us to simultaneously assess the functioning of many different brain networks that are thought to underlie our ability to use language, attend in the environment, perform motor acts, and so forth. We will measure the ability of stroke patients to carry out these activities at different time points following their stroke, allowing us to understand how recovery of the patient's behavioral functions possibly relate to recovery of their physiological function.
|Siegel, J S; Snyder, A Z; Metcalf, N V et al. (2014) The circuitry of abulia: insights from functional connectivity MRI. Neuroimage Clin 6:320-6
|Deco, Gustavo; Ponce-Alvarez, Adrián; Hagmann, Patric et al. (2014) How local excitation-inhibition ratio impacts the whole brain dynamics. J Neurosci 34:7886-98
|Capotosto, Paolo; Babiloni, Claudio; Romani, Gian Luca et al. (2014) Resting-state modulation of * rhythms by interference with angular gyrus activity. J Cogn Neurosci 26:107-19
|Bland, Marghuretta D; Sturmoski, Audra; Whitson, Michelle et al. (2013) Clinician adherence to a standardized assessment battery across settings and disciplines in a poststroke rehabilitationýýpopulation. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 94:1048-53.e1
|Deco, Gustavo; Ponce-Alvarez, Adrian; Mantini, Dante et al. (2013) Resting-state functional connectivity emerges from structurally and dynamically shaped slow linear fluctuations. J Neurosci 33:11239-52
|Hacker, Carl D; Laumann, Timothy O; Szrama, Nicholas P et al. (2013) Resting state network estimation in individual subjects. Neuroimage 82:616-33
|Betti, Viviana; Della Penna, Stefania; de Pasquale, Francesco et al. (2013) Natural scenes viewing alters the dynamics of functional connectivity in the human brain. Neuron 79:782-97
|Capotosto, Paolo; Babiloni, Claudio; Romani, Gian Luca et al. (2012) Differential contribution of right and left parietal cortex to the control of spatial attention: a simultaneous EEG-rTMS study. Cereb Cortex 22:446-54
|Carter, Alex R; Patel, Kevin R; Astafiev, Serguei V et al. (2012) Upstream dysfunction of somatomotor functional connectivity after corticospinal damage in stroke. Neurorehabil Neural Repair 26:7-19
|Corbetta, Maurizio (2012) Functional connectivity and neurological recovery. Dev Psychobiol 54:239-53
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Paradoxically, Tory MPs with marginal seats are, if anything, the most cheery. They have seen mid-term slumps before, followed in the last three terms by recoveries that have seen them re-elected. The greater apprehension is among a quite different group: those with five- figure majorities who have not tasted real electoral fear since 1979 at least, who half-believe what they read about the Tories ending up on 4 May with fewer council seats than the Liberal Democrats; and who cannot see how the party can stage a sharp enough recovery to secure their own constituencies at the next election.
This palpable anxiety, exacerbated by plain speaking among the party activists who attend their regular Annual General Meetings at this time of year, is way beyond questions of ideology. It arises from the issue that concerns backbench MPs beyond all others, including the political complexion of the next government: whether they will retain their own seats.
And what makes it worse is what looks at first sight like a chronic decline in the very infrastructure of the party itself. The party still has a £15m overdraft. Company donations have fallen by one sixth since 1988. Partly, this is a function of the recession. Partly, it is a function of the polls: if the Tories look like a loser, what's the point of funding them? But there may also be a deeper-seated reason; as big business responds more and more to an increasingly globalised economy, the return for funding a party of national government becomes less and less tangible.
All that is matched by a well-chronicled shrinking of individual party membership. The experience in all the by-elections since 1992 has been that activists stayed at home rather than canvass; supporters stayed at home rather than vote. The downward plunge in estimated party membership since the heyday of the 1950s, illustrated on this page, shows how historically fragile a basis the party now has from which to absorb such abstentionism. The Conservative Party is no longer woven inextricably, as it once was, and in some parts of the country almost apolitically, into the fabric of national life.
This is the common experience of both the main parties, and is certainly not confined to the UK. One factor is the fragmentation of the political process. People are nowadays as likely to join, and attend meetings of, the Ramblers' Association, the Chamber of Commerce, or their local over- fifties group, as they are a political party.
And the party's membership appears to be ageing. Patrick Seyd and Paul Whiteley's most famous statistic is that the average age of party members is now 62, rather older than that of the Labour Party even.
This is partly explained by the growth of women in the workforce, leaving daytime political activism increasingly in the hands of retired people. Much has been made of the decline of the Young Conservatives, once the centre of social mixing for the young in many suburban and rural communities, to a current figure of 5,000. This is in fact a more complex problem than one of mere numbers. A big reason for the decline has been the growing numbers entering higher education.
But the big organisational problems all this poses are for Central Councils in the future - and certainly not before the next election. Today, the concerns of representatives will be more short term. Grassroots discontent is real enough; but it is also different in character from the self-indulgent and often theoretical divisions at Westminster. Take this authentic message from a home counties ex-constituency chairman and current senior local councillor to a leading official of the voluntary party denouncing "the failure to authorise rolling stock on commuter lines; Mr [Steve] Norris's profoundly unhelpful remarks about users of public transport; our particular difficulties on [the] council with the unfair burden of handling housing benefit cases. It is proving exceedingly difficult to find people who are prepared to stand as candidates. Some of our existing councillors have resigned from the Party. All of us are pretty demoralised ..."
Or this, to a minister from the Tory leader of a council in the South- east complaining about the level of local authority settlement: "Apart from our overriding priority of economic development and regeneration, we are trying to encourage our local voluntary sector following through conservation initiatives, attracting overseas visitors, helping crime reduction and so on. Virtually every initiative we have developed in these and other areas is likely to be wiped out by savings measures now being contemplated."
Yet it should not by any means be assumed that these complaints will focus on the Prime Minister in the way they frequently do at Westminster. First, the chairmen and other senior constituency activists who attend the Central Council do not, traditionally, turn on their leader. On the contrary, sticking doggedly to old-fashioned values of loyalty, they did not, at first, like the ousting of Ted Heath in 1975. And they liked the betrayal of Margaret Thatcher, 15 years later, even less. Not only that, but Major has done a great deal to treat the constituency chairmen well, inviting them regularly to Downing Street receptions. Senior members of the voluntary party have been co-opted in much larger numbers than before on to the groups drawing up the manifesto for the next general election.
Some MPs even report a modest lifting since last year in morale and activity: meetings of 25 now attended by 35; wine and cheese receptions attended by 50 last year, but by 75 this year. These are thin straws in the wind, of course; but there is still precious little sign yet that the grassroots are seriously rebelling against Major himself.
Instead there is irritation, report MPs, at the faithless attacks of the Tory press; and Jonathan Aitken's attack on the BBC last weekend will have struck a real chord with the core supporters. Many of them like the Prime Minister's sterling defence of the union with Scotland. And many of them detest, contrasting them with their own stoical loyalty, the antics of squabbling MPs and ministers. But what they will want from Major's speech tomorrow, more than anything else, is a message to shore up their ebbing belief that the party still retains its capacity to recover.
Representatives of local Conservative Associations meet in Birmingham today for their spring Central Council in a mood of unprecedented gloom. The party's membership and organisation is in its worst state since the Second World War, and since the last General Election the decline has accelerated.
But what to do about it? There are two camps among the local party bigwigs gathered in Birmingham. To borrow terms from another political party, they might be called the "modernisers" and "traditionalists".
The modernisers want to reform the Conservatives' organisation. In particular, they argue that the decline in membership can only be reversed by setting up a national membership system. But this has far-reaching consequences for the nature of the party - presently not even a legal entity, but an alliance of autonomous constituency associations. It would mean adopting the model of other modern parties, which in turn implies giving party members more say. Demands for "one member, one vote" democracy, which would have seemed outlandish a few years ago are now spreading to respectable parts of the party.
The modernisers' demands are summed up in the motion from Luton North: "This Council feels most strongly that the position of chairman of the National Union should be democratically elected on the basis of one member, one vote, of all paid-up members of the Party."
The chairman of the National Union, Sir Basil Feldman, heads the so- called "voluntary" party in the country. He is appointed by the party leader. But Sir Basil's job is only the first target in the modernisers' sights. Their real objective is to elect the party leader him or herself.
Councillor Mike Flint, vice-chairman of Luton North Conservatives, says: "The leader of the party is selected only by a small group of MPs. Our motion would at least be a step along the road to democracy. Otherwise we shall remain a feudal party ruled by the Westminster leadership, with us peasants out in the country knocking on doors."
The ground-breaking survey of Conservative Party members carried out by Paul Whiteley and Patrick Seyd at Sheffield University shows that, surprisingly in such a historically deferential party, a majority of them think they should have the power to choose the party leader in a one member, one vote ballot.
Mr Flint is not embarrassed about copying Labour. "In some respects the Labour Party are ahead of us, aren't they? They also have a rule that parliamentary candidates have to go through a proper reselection process. We don't go through that yet, so you can get a second-rate MP who has a freehold for life. Unfortunately, the other parties have shown the way."
Mr Flint is an ultra-moderniser, and Luton North is the seat of the troublemaking MP John Carlisle. But several motions from the mainstream of the party also ask for a national membership list, and the party establishment has selected one of them for debate - in a closed session this morning.
Moderate modernisers are focusing on a demand for at least half of the national party's Board of Management to be elected by secret postal ballot of constituency representatives. But as in the Labour Party in the 1980s, this indirect democracy could be the start of a slippery slope to one member, one vote.
Traditionalists are just as unhappy about the state of the party, but recoil from new-fangled ideas imported from rival parties. Apart from the displacement activity of bashing the BBC, their remedy is that the leadership should listen to members. The most succinct motion is from Wokingham: "This Council calls on Her Majesty's Government to listen to the voting Conservative grass roots in order to ensure it does not become Her Majesty's Opposition."
Old-style Conservatives are impatient with ministers who seem to lack direction and conviction. But they cleave to the patrician model, and prefer to call for the pulling up of socks rather than the reform of systems. But "listening" is derided by the modernisers. "The only way that the grass roots will be listened to is when the grass roots have power," says Mr Flint.
Michael Osborne, the "traditionalist" chairman of the Witney association in Oxfordshire, says: "I am very worried about people who get excited about getting more power in the party for their particular views. Some of the views of the membership in the country are not what you want to see represented."
He is against the idea of the members choosing the party leader, a decision which "can safely be left to Members of Parliament - they do know whether an individual is up to the job".
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95 Eldora Dr Battlement Mesa, Colorado 81636 (map) | (970) 285-9740
Sites: 200+ | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $28.00
We actually lived in Battlement Mesa for several years and this was the first time we went into the RV Park. The ladies in the office are helpful and friendly. The park was about 10% used and many of the sites are closed. Few amenities. The park could use some freshening up and repair. Few trees and not much grass. - kbellco
Oct 2015 - $26.00
Stayed here for about 10 days. Campground is quiet and the electrical does not work at several sites, so check power before setting up. This park was expanded for all the oilfield workers during the boom. Now the boom is over and they seem to be trying to make it a nice park again after neglecting it for several years. Our site was paved and pretty level. Plenty of room to set up. The laundry is ok. Equipment is old and 2 of the dryers seem to have been used to dry clothing that had been oily. If you pick your dryer, they work fine and don't damage clothes.
I would stay here again, but wish they offered a discounted weekly rate or passport America. Golf course nearby is wonderful and the views are very nice. Hope they continue to improve the park. - Mgtann
Mar 2009 - $30.00
We are not RV-ers we are Pipeliners, so we travel full time living in our RV. We stayed in Battlement Mesa for 8 months. This Park was one of the better parks that we have ever stayed at. It was clean and well kept. The lots were fairly large. The lots are all paved with gravel surrounding, however they did have some large grassy spots in the park and there were a few play grounds within walking distance. The laundry facilities were a bit undesirable (small & unclean). We had to travel to Parachute to find a decent laundr-o-mat. Everything else seemed to be very clean and the lawn was mowed regularly. The parks tenants are mostly long term and it isn't as friendly to overnight users, but they can still be accommodated. The very best thing about this park is that there aren't park employees and managers in everyone's business all the time. It is very private and you can live as you please without being harassed. However if you do have a problem or are creating a problem, it will be taken care of promptly by the city of Battle Mesa. (The city owns the Park). - sds7175
5775 CO-325 Rifle, Colorado 81650 (map) | (970) 625-1607
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Rifle Gap State Park is built around the reservoir created behind the Rifle Gap Dam about six or seven miles outside of Rifle. It's main purpose seems to be to give the semi-local folks somewhere to take their motor boats. It's relatively small and since motor boats are allowed you will be able to hear them during the day. The noise was not obnoxious when we were there in early season but it probably gets more crowded in July and August and therefore louder. The boat ramp is set up to handle fairly sizeable boats and there were a number of fisherman out also in the early morning and evenings. It's a popular spot. If you want a little more quiet and some trees go up the road to Rifle Falls Campground but make reservations early for that one. It's small and fills up fast. Pinion Loop at Rifle Gap State Park is a small loop and allows only tents and small RVs. The loop is high on a hill overlooking the reservoir. There are two campsites (86 and 87) that directly face the view. I stayed in 87 and I recommend 86. This is also about the only loop in the park to offer any shade. I don't fish or water ski so a couple nights was all I needed to see it, get a few good pictures and make some nice memories of camping. The campfire in the evening overlooking the reservoir and the gap with many stars and a full moon was truly awesome. - Lifes Good
5775 CO-325 Rifle, Colorado 81650 (map) | (970) 625-1607
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Jul 2015 - $20.00
This is a nice state park in a quiet location. The sites are spacious and clean. We had a great site right next to the water. The camp host was there to clean as soon as a camper left. There are several camping loops in the park. We were in the Cottonwood loop which had water & electric. There are loops with electric only and full-hookups. Sites are asphalt and are level. - jacknpeg
Sep 2012 - $23.00
Rifle Gap has multiple loops. We stayed in Sage, which is basic only with no hookups. The rate includes a $7 a day park fee. Full hookup sites are $8 more. We had Sage all to ourselves and just dumped and filled in the morning at the dump station. Very large, level, pull thru sites, with decent separation. We overnighted here and would repeat. - CharlieS
Jun 2012 - $27.00
Very nice campground. Only 11 sites in this loop and all have a view of the reservoir. The host and handicapped sites have sewer, the rest do not. The bathrooms were spotless and the water/elec worked great. The rate reflects the $7/day fee the State charges but we bought the yearly pass. The correct GPS coordinates to get here are: 39.633395,-107.743748. We would stay here again. - RVInn
5775 CO-325 Rifle, Colorado 81650 (map) | (970) 625-1607
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Sep 2016 - $24.00
This might just be our best state park camping experience ever. Pull through sites are paved and there is an adjoining patio of raked gravel, a shelter, a picnic table, and a fire ring. Showers are pay, four minutes for a dollar. Hookups worked well, we showered in our motorhome. There is also a dump site down by the office for the other campgrounds that don't have sewer hookups. Lakeview is the only one with full hookups. This place looks like golf course people are taking care of it. When booking your site be sure that your RV will not be parked between you and the view. - JimJLampasas
Sep 2016 - $30.00
Large, paved sites and roads. Utilities worked well but water pressure was extremely low at 20 psi. Our site at the top of the loop (site 51) was very quiet which we loved. Verizon signal was sparse, there sometimes and not others. If this park had Wifi and better cell service I would give it a 10. - cwier
Aug 2016 - $28.00
Another beautiful Colorado State Park. Park is an easy drive from Rifle. Wi-Fi access ends about a quarter mile from the Rifle Gap dam. Pick your site carefully if you want a lake view from your site. The road to the CGs are narrow but the road within the CGs are wide. Sites are well maintained and clean. All utilities worked fine. - jnateg
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Very nice park by the River. Beautiful spacious sites. Friendly, helpful staff. Nice pool. Excellent highway access. Would return here again. - Maltaman
Oct 2016 - $41.00
Usually, we will avoid any campground affiliated with KOA as they tend to be older, higher priced and often run down, crowded and difficult to maneuver through. What a delightful exception this place was! Outstanding, attentive service, spacious, long pull-throughs, immaculate rest rooms, clean grounds, leash-free dog park, scenic setting, spotless laundry. We would definitely stay here again, and look forward to visiting the owner's other campground nearby. - rfmscat
Sep 2016 - $36.00
Appears to be a relatively new campground--nicely manicured, very well-kept. Sites are spacious compared to other KOA campgrounds we've stayed at. Gravel pull-through was very level. Full hook-ups and cable. Nice fire pit. The laundry and bathroom/shower facilities were excellent. Staff was friendly and helpful. Pool was closed for the season even though temperatures were very warm. Close to I-70 so some road noise was expected. Road noise was the only reason I rated this campground a 9 instead of a 10. - Smashcamp
15247 North 6/10 Road A Collbran, Colorado 81624 (map) | (907) 487-3407
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We camped at Vega State Park in the Early Settlers CG in August and again in October 2015. This is the only campground in the park with electric and water. It has beautiful views. No trees but the views make up for it. Spaces are nicely laid out. You can ride your ATV right from the campground to some nice public land trails. Bath house is clean and everything worked well. Our friends camped at the primitive CG about 1/2 mile away. They also enjoyed their experience. The primitive CG had trees and very private spots. We will continue to stay at Vega State Park. One note: there is no cell service around the area at all. The nearest place we could get service was about 7 miles West toward the small town of Collbran. - User3442
Jun 2012 - $30.00
We had a very nice lakeside spot with covered picnic table. Fishing was great. Easy access to Grand Mesa. However, the bathrooms were run down and nasty. Showers were disgusting. They were pay showers that liked to take your money. Camp hosts were grumpy. You would think a place without full hook-ups would try to keep the bathrooms in good repair. We were saddened because Colorado State Parks are usually our favorites to stay in. Bring your bird feeders. There are millions of hummingbirds here. - squeek33
Jun 2012 - $24.00
What a beautiful place, it ranks in my top 5 now! With lots of wildlife around, the lakes and the mountains, it is very picturesque. You can see the lake from most sites, as the CG sits up on a small rise above it. Another camper might obscure part of your view but it's still very nice. The fishing is very good here too. There's easy access to the water with a road that goes all the way around, and there are several boat ramps also. With no sewer we had to watch our black tank closely, but the bathrooms are nice if you need them. We saw some awesome sunrises over the lake, as well as plenty of wildlife, including bald eagles. Also, it's amazing how many hummingbirds there are here at this time of year. Bring your feeder and you'll enjoy the show! This park is pretty remote so hit the grocery store before you come, and stock up. It's 30 minutes just to Collbran because the roads are winding and hilly. But it is a really nice little town, though limited on selection. Nearby Grand Mesa is enough reason to come to Vega by itself. It's really beautiful all over the Mesa, with numerous lakes, streams, trails and other points of interest. Vega Lodge, opposite the CG, has a good little restaurant. We ate there several times and had good meals each time. And it overlooks the lake so you'll enjoy a stop there I'm sure. The only negatives are there are lots of chipmunks, some of whom like to explore the inside of your home, and there seems to be a lot of fast drivers going through the CG. Could the rangers do something about the latter? I don't know. We were at the bottom of a hill so maybe folks were just letting it "get away" from them a little bit. But watch your kids and pets. Otherwise I'd say it was a perfect trip for us. - afletch
11674 Hwy 65 Mesa, Colorado 81643 (map) | (970) 268-5651
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Aug 2016 - $13.00
Rate is monthly rate divided by 30. This is a bit of a "Party Town" park -- they openly advertise that they are "420-friendly" which does attract a certain crowd. On the other hand, everyone -- staff and guests -- are very friendly and mellow. Lots of cats about, which is always a good sign. With the grocery store in town closed, this C-store is the only place for miles around to buy gas or food, so there is lots of traffic, with concomitant noise & dust. Also, the pull-through sites are NOT LEVEL and leveling is done only with extreme effort. The pull-throughs are also very close together, to the point where slide-outs intrude onto neighboring spaces. These are the closest full hookup sites to the Grand Mesa, and there is also an RV dump for folks returning home from the Mesa. I will definitely stay here again, but not during the hot part of the year: there is no shade except in site A. - Old Mountain Man
Sep 2011 - $35.00
This park's name is accurate - RV CAMP. It's not a resort or even a park because it's pretty rustic. The spaces are nebulous (tough to know if you're really in one), but they give you enough freedom to get almost) level. The surface is occasional gravel with cement & rock fire pits. There were no vacationers while we were there, just workers in the local industries (although they were very friendly. We would stay here again if we wanted to visit the Grand Mesa for fall colors, but I do believe the price is too high for no cable (because you probably won't get broadcast channels). Looks like the park is for sale --I hope the new owners will put a little money into the place and make it a true destination because the Mesa is an awesome place (and there are no full hookups higher on the mountain). - User873
5775 Highway 325 Rifle, Colorado 81650 (map) | (970) 625-1607
Sites: 20 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 7 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $24.00
5 days, 4 nights. Campground itself is gorgeous, falls are beautiful, lots of deer, also saw turkeys, muskrats, hawks and fish. Nice grass, trees dispersed, electric but no water. Campsite surface was gravel, mostly shady, and included a fire ring and picnic table.
More of a city park atmosphere than a camping atmosphere. Tons of traffic every day driving by your campsite to go up the road 100 yards from the campsites to the parking area for the falls. Falls are lovely. Traffic all day & half the night with screaming kids, loud stereos and barking dogs are not my idea of camping. My dog is trained not to bark while camping unless something serious happens. These people were just rude & totally unconcerned with the noise they were making. I will not return. - VickieB68
Aug 2012 - $22.00
There are only 13 RV sites and 7 tent sites, so we felt the need to book online, which costs $10. Then you have to pay a $7 day use fee, which makes it a bit expensive at $39 altogether. The place is very attractive with grass and trees and the sites are very spacious, 8 pull through loops and four back ins. There is no TV (or internet, but didn't expect that) and the restrooms are just vault toilets. The trail to the waterfall continues on past a cave and up to the top of the falls, worth the walk. We also did the squirrel trail. It's a 12 mile drive after you turn off the I-70 but worth it. - Arthur and Freda
Sep 2011 - $16.00
This S.P. is immaculate! Grass was mowed and cared for better than most peoples lawns. Sites were level, tables good, electric was fine. This is NOT a party park so you will get a good nights' sleep. We will go back. - number one


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I close my eye, am I out of my mind,
Or is it maybe I dream so much.
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If only you were mine, the words would be yours to hear, those
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Now, only it is painful because in this moment in time
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Regret fills the air; I should have made the first move when I had the opportunity.
You held my hand and I changed into this shy girl.
If I was with you I would whisper the words I feel as you and I lay by my side.
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What happens when twins are conceived? There are two types of twins, identical and non-identical, depending on whether the twins result from the fertilisation of two separate eggs in one cycle or from a single fertilised egg dividing.
Dizygotic (DZ) is the term used for non-identical twins, although you will also hear them referred to as dizygous, binovular or fraternal.
DZ twins occur when two separate eggs are fertilised by two different sperm and there are two separate zygotes (formed when one egg is fertilised by one sperm) from the very start of the pregnancy.
Consequently, DZ twins are genetically no more alike than any set of siblings. About a third of non-identical twins are both girls, a third both boys and a third a boy and a girl.
Monozygotic (MZ) twins are identical, and you will also hear the terms monozygous or uniovular. MZ twins arise when a single zygote splits in two at some stage during the first 14 days after fertilisation. The resulting twins have identical genetic make-up and are of the same sex.
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Finding out whether twins are monozygotic (identical) or dizygotic (non-identical) is known as zygosity determination.
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Lemon Cream Tart
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|Margarine stick
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|Reduced fat vanilla wafer crumbs
|3 Cup (48 tbs) (About 36 Cookies)
|Vegetable cooking spray
|1 Tablespoon
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|Low fat sweetened condensed milk
|14 Ounce (Not Evaporated Skim Milk, 1 Can)
|Grated lemon rind
|1 Tablespoon
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Frozen reduced calorie whipped topping
|1 Cup (16 tbs), thawed
|Mint leaves
Preheat oven to 325°.
Combine first 3 ingredients; beat at high speed of an electric mixer until blended.
Add crumbs; toss with a fork until moist.
Press crumb mixture into bottom and up sides of a 9-inch round tart pan coated with cooking spray.
Bake at 325° for 15 minutes or until crust is lightly browned.
Let cool on a wire rack.
Combine eggs, milk, grated lemon rind and juice in a bowl, stirring with a whisk until blended.
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Bake at 325° for 30 minutes or until fdling is set.
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Garnish with lemon rind strips and mint, if desired.
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Calories 2947 Calories from Fat 561
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Total Fat 62 g95.6%
Saturated Fat 19.9 g99.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 679.2 mg226.4%
Sodium 2033.1 mg84.7%
Total Carbohydrates 544 g181.3%
Dietary Fiber 2.1 g8.6%
Sugars 465.4 g
Protein 56 g111.4%
Vitamin A 39.7% Vitamin C 126.2%
Calcium 118.7% Iron 16.9%
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Thanks for sharing.
Some of the actions on the DIY steps aren't clear. I tried doing a basic oil change (I already know how, just a test) and some of the steps on how to proceed aren't very clear. Perhaps an override button might be helpful.
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Situated adjacent to the famous "Huay Yang Lake" the "Pang Rujee Resort & Residences" Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand" offers its guests, of any age, a quality degree of luxurious leisure, framed within very traditional Thai culture and design. The resort aims to provide its guests with a warm, personal and friendly ambiance, without compromising their privacy or enjoyment. Family groups are always welcome and children of all ages have been considered in the concept of the resort.
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The Rosanero President Maurizio Zamparini told reporters on Thursday that the Northern Irish forward would be sold because of orders from the Coach.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2573?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Simon Willnauer updated LUCENE-2573: ------------------------------------ Attachment: LUCENE-2573.patch next iterations. * added JavaDoc to all classes and interfaces. * fixed the possible hot loop in DWPTThreadPool * changed stalling logic to block if more flushing DWPT are around than active ones. * check IWC setting on init and listen to live changes for those who have not been disabled. * made the hard per thread RAM limit configurable and added DEFAULT_RAM_PER_THREAD_HARD_LIMIT set to 1945MB * renamed DefaultFP --> FlushByRAMOrCounts * added setFlushDeletes to DWFlushControl that is checked each time we add a delete and if set we flush the global deletes. this seems somewhat close though. its time to benchmark it again. > Tiered flushing of DWPTs by RAM with low/high water marks > --------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-2573 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-2573 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Index > Reporter: Michael Busch > Assignee: Simon Willnauer > Priority: Minor > Fix For: Realtime Branch > > Attachments: LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch, LUCENE-2573.patch > > > Now that we have DocumentsWriterPerThreads we need to track total consumed RAM across all DWPTs. > A flushing strategy idea that was discussed in LUCENE-2324 was to use a tiered approach: > - Flush the first DWPT at a low water mark (e.g. at 90% of allowed RAM) > - Flush all DWPTs at a high water mark (e.g. at 110%) > - Use linear steps in between high and low watermark: E.g. when 5 DWPTs are used, flush at 90%, 95%, 100%, 105% and 110%. > Should we allow the user to configure the low and high water mark values explicitly using total values (e.g. low water mark at 120MB, high water mark at 140MB)? Or shall we keep for simplicity the single setRAMBufferSizeMB() config method and use something like 90% and 110% for the water marks? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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We're eight days from the ABC Shark Tank talent search!
In a little over a week NextFab will be teeming with inventors, entrepreneurs, and creators all vying for a chance to be on the hit television show Shark Tank.
We had our first of two Shark Tank related events this past Tuesday. We offered entrepreneurs a chance to test their elevator pitch to a panel of celebrity business experts from Wharton Business School, Philly StartUp Leaders, and IP / Business law specialists. Each presenter was given valuable feedback on business stategy, financing, and negotiation.
NextFab member Howie Rosenshine participated in this event and presented his ingenious Shovelution! Howie was gracious enough to speak to us about his experience in front of the mock sharks.
1. How was your experience overall at the mock Shark Tank event?
There is no substitute for standing in front of real live stone faced strangers while trying to pitch your idea, particularly if you don't do this sort of thing often. So that was quite valuable for me.
2. Do you feel prepared to give your big pitch on May 11th?
Not really, but I certainly do need to practice loosening up and probably speaking up as well.
3. What advice can you share with other presenters?
You should always present ideas, bullets, whatever in groups of three, because people remember best in groups of three. If you have sub items, then arrange them in groups of three as well, etc.
This may take some practice, but it is worth it. It is a simple and effective communications technique.
Remember, three only.
4. How did your idea evolve from shovel to shovelution?
The patent for my auxiliary handle for a shovel was issued in 1995, and it took about a year for the patent office to process it before issuing it. And I certainly spent a number of years during the process of invention and creating and submitting the patent application. I can't remember how many exactly…my memory isn't what it never was.
5. What part did NextFab play in the development of your prototype and finished item?
Before NextFab, I knew nothing about 3D CAD, 3D printing or injection molding.
Tomorrow, I am having 2000 custom injection molded pieces delivered for the Shovelution. I did the CAD for those pieces, the 3D printing of the various prototypes on the Stratasys and the modifications necessary for a successful mold run (first try).
6. On a scale of 1 to 10 how nervous are you for the 11th?
I'm pretty nervous, typically.
7. On a scale of 1 to 10 how excited are you for the 11th?
I don't get excited, typically.
8. Any last tips, tricks, or pointers you can share?
Sure, you know how they say you should picture your audience naked to stop from being nervous during your presentation. Well let's say there are 3 people you are presenting to for the Shark tank pitch. If you take even 10 seconds for each judge/listener you've already blown 1/2 of your allotted time.
So my advice is to skip the naked reconstruction, and use the full 60 seconds for your pitch.
You can always linger afterwards.
Also, can you give us a little bio on you. What makes Howie tick! I mean besides the fact you're hilariously funny.
I have undergraduate and graduate degrees, in Molecular Biology and Computer Science, from Penn State and Penn, respectively. I spent much of my career at Sun Microsystems (which was purchased by Oracle a few years back) as a software and/or systems engineer, until Oracle decided that I needed a change of scenery.
At heart I am a problem solver. It feels the same to me whether I'm solving a software problem, a hardware problem, a mechanical problem etc. That's not to say I'm equally good at all of them, or in fact to imply that I'm any good at any of them at all. But that is how I perceive the world.
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Kate took the plunge in a daring red dress, while Katy (whose real surname is also Hudson, fact fans) put on more than a show as she took to the stage to perform at the event.
But Katy's charitable turn didn't end at treating guests with the sight of her famous cleavage, as the singer is set to donate one of her guitars to help raise money for the organisation.
A spokesperson for the charity said: "We're thrilled to announce that superstar Katy Perry has donated a guitar to auction off at amfAR's Inspiration Gala Los Angeles tomorrow. Katy will personalise an autograph on the guitar to the lucky winner. All proceeds benefit our research programs... Thank you, Katy!"