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February 2017
Excellent tour of Cusco city. The tour guide was very good and answered everyone's questions.
December 2016
Nice-start to know and understand the deep culture of Peru!
December 2016
loved it
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August 2016
Again, just fantastic. My favorite tour of my entire week in Peru and why I booked a second tour with your company for Lima. I should have asked about even more tours as I had some others I had pre-booked with other companies that were lacking. Angel knows his stuff and didn't pivot at my questions I am a huge history buff and had read about a lot of what we were seeing beforehand but had insightful answers for all. The Cathedral in Cusco was such an amazing place, made more so by knowing how to look for the indigenous influences used that knowledge as I visited many other Churches, etc. thereafter. Great start to the trip!!!
May 2016
My guide was excellent. Very informative about the history of Cusco and especially the cathedral where his expertise created a magical experience. I would recommend this to anyone visiting the city because on your own you will just be harassed by vendors and not really understand the history.
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Great tour. Got to see the city with a detailed tour guide and also get some great references for food!!. Cusco was amazing.
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July 2015
Great tour guide and we had a small group. You see sights in Cusco City ONLY. This tour does not include going to Sacsayhuman or Christo Blanco.
July 2015
This tour was quite interesting and offered insights into the City culture and surrounding environs. Again, we had a very interesting tour guide.
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Tour was very comprehensive, well organized and enjoyable. The tour gave us a very good overview of the city of Cusco, which allowed us to return to sites we liked the next day. Tour guide was very knowledgeable about Cusco and Incan culture. She was very articulate and personable.
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September 28th, 2011
They've finally come to terms with their intimidation factor.
(submitted by Henk)
They've finally come to terms with their intimidation factor.
(submitted by Henk)
How is that ANYONE has looked at this and though that blond boy was a girl? Sure his hair is a little long but he's obviously a young boy, not a girl! WTF???
Dad is hot!
Wow, I never would have imagined all this attention from complete strangers.
Were all guys (the second one is my little brother who has long hair).
Thanks for your likes.
all very boyish….cool photo that has good memories attached to it.
Second person is a girl… She is too young to be exposed
Yeah, I was surprised myself, but while a lil weird, given the context , it's not illegal – certainly something embarrassing she'll wont want to remember.
That is totally a little boy!
The kid in the middle totally looks like he'd rather be shooting the finger.
Their heads lok pasted on.
I totally agree!
Why are their jeans so long?
That is what happens when you buy clothing for everyone to "grow into".
At first glance, I thought the guy second from the right kinda looked like a really young Teller (of Penn and Teller fame). 0_o
And in front of Teller is Michelle Pfeiffer
I don't think this is awkward…I think it's a great picture.
Youngest boy really is just doing a chin rest pose.
I think this is cute
Good thing they only had sons.
I don't know… a few daughters might add a whole new element to this scenario.
After the photo shoot they all went home and watched Top Gun together, again.
Love the G-STAR RAW underwear- that is sooo cool man!
I think they're Dutchies… G-Star is a Dutch brand, therefore less special he's wearing it
If they are Dutch, that explain the acceptability of the apparently topless pre-teen girl (second from the left). Europeans don't seem to have the same hang up about women being casually topless as Americans do.
Fellow Dutch! Hoorah!
Jerry, I hope you're not serious.. I am even more sure that they're from Holland, since it is submitted by 'Henk'
Rick Perry IS Fred MacMurray in "My Three Mortified Sons."
Hello Daddy!!
My thoughts exactly! *woof whistles*
The second boy to the left looks like he ready to show a certain finger.
The middle finger was 'shopped out.
One belt between the four… and not on the one that needs it.
What? Did the little guy pawn his watch?
Love the "modern" photo and "modern" pose with Dad and his 1976 Joe Namath hair style. Also how obvious it is that the two kids old enough to know how bad of an idea this is are not really smiling.
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Intel i7 Launched
Latest processor revamp since Pentium Pro, Intel Core i7 (codename Nehalem) is the successor to Core 2 architecture. All the newly available chips have 4 cores inside.
The Intel inside logo for Core i7 comes in blue and gray so I am not sure the purpose of 2 colors here, maybe one for the Extreme gamer chips.
There are tonnes of reviews and performance tests already showcased on websites all over. And some vendors already shipping products based on Core i7. I am not going to waste my blog space so I am providing the links here.
Tom's Hardware http://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-nehalem-corei7,6092.html
Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_i7
Intel's blog http://blogs.intel.com/technology/2008/08/getting_to_the_core_intels_new.php
Techgage http://techgage.com/article/intel_core_i7_performance_preview/
Maximum PC http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/core_i7_disected_and_benchmarked_everything_you_need_know_about_intels_nextgen_cpu
Computer Shopper http://computershopper.com/feature/intel-s-core-i7-debuts-systems-cpus-and-motherboards-reviewed
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Dell http://www.engadget.com/2008/11/17/dells-intel-core-i7-packing-xps-studio-and-xps-730x-desktops-on/
Now, how I wish the market never crash and everyone got spare cash for this upgrade
Return of HP Jornada!!
When I first saw the photo of HP latest UMPC, I thought it is a Jornada, a WindowsCE powered handheld device before being replaced by iPaq. Could be motivated by Asus' success with Eee PC, HP own UMPC specification is still unknown but there is some photos here.
Now guess which one is the granddaddy of UMPC?
Let HP bring out the inner musical talent in your office
Happy is a finely tuned business …
YouTube – HP Office Orchestra
Mac Book Air in manila folder? Levono got it too with X300
Walt Mossberg just reviewed the new Lenovo X300 which is almost is light as Apple's MacBook Air. Quoted from his blog, "unlike the Apple, Lenovo's new skinny ThinkPad comes with a hefty complement of ports and features, some of the very things critics complained Apple left out. It has a built-in DVD drive, removable battery, three USB ports, and a wired Ethernet networking jack. Inside, in addition to Wi-Fi, it can be ordered with a built-in cellphone modem and even GPS."
On the mean time, my friend Walter just got his Dell XPS M1530 with a Windows Experience Index of 4.8!! Lucky guy…


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Registration is now open for the next test session on Sunday, March 19, 2017 at the Pavilion. Freeskate, MIF and Dance. Use the link below to register.
Performance and Power Class March 6 – April 3 on Mondays from 5:00 pm – 5:30 pm. Sign up with the link below.
Get your DVD of the Christmas Show! Bianchi Video Productions filmed our Christmas show this year on both Friday and Saturday night. A single DVD is $15 or both nights can be purchased for $25. Place your order online at http://www.bvideo.com or mail your order form and payment. See order form DVD Order Form Christmas Show 12 2016
Todd Rogers with Portrait EFX of the Upstate took portraits and action photos at the Christmas Show. If you prepaid for portraits it's not necessary for you to do anything. Your order is being processed. If you want to order action shots or portraits, here is a direct link to his gallery page.
There are 3 galleries. One for each show and then 1 for the rehearsal night portraits. The password for all 3 is the same: "Holiday"
For those of you who can't make up your minds because you have too many favorites, Todd Rogers is offering all action shots on a disc for $25. These will be full resolution. To take advantage of this option, email him directly at email@example.com.
2016-2017 Membership Applications and Renewals
The link for online membership applications is now available below. Please see the "Membership Tab" for more detailed explanations and documents regarding membership. http://comp.entryeeze.com/Membership/Welcome.aspx?cid=29
Scrip Account – A great way to earn money for our club by purchasing gift cards through scrip. The gift cards are for various amounts and there are hundreds of store options. Each card has a % attached to it that comes back to the club.
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The Pavilion Ice Rink reopened on Monday April 4, 2016!
Club Jackets
Club jackets can be ordered using the link below and can be ordered whenever you want. The jacket is the Mondor 4482 jacket. The jacket will come with the logo on the back, the name on the front and the option for the US flag and US figure skating logos on the sleeves for free. You can also choose to have crystals added for additional fees.
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Crochet details like those on this airy blouse lend a chic, hippie vibe.
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A cropped jacket can be one of your most versatile add-ons for all nine months. A floral peasant top embodies the feel of a carefree retreat.
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In tonight's "Supernatural," called "Two Minutes to Midnight," we finally have … Matt Frewer! Better late than never!
BTW, I must say that I do truly enjoy the way the show does its recaps, with the Then and Now. Original, neat and stylish.
Onward … we open with Frewer as a kindly doc visiting elderly Celeste, his favorite patient, whom he has infected with a cornucopia of nasties in order to cook up a deadly new brew. She then does the full Linda Blair pea soup routine and expires.
Red splat!
We rewind time one day and cut to Bobby's, where Dean's not thrilled about Sam's plan to have Lucifer jump into the cage inside him. Then, Castiel calls, and he's in the hospital (what medical coverage do you get in heaven?). Apparently he somehow wound up bleeding and unconscious on a shrimp boat, and now he just woke up, surprising doctors who thought he was brain-dead.
Cas is also several quarts low on angel juice, which makes him just a plain old human, capable of zero zappage. He gives Dean a backhanded compliment and hangs up, leaving the boys to head out after Pestilence, who's chilling at a depressing old-folks' home.
Dean punches his way past the guard, and the boys take over the security room and start scanning cameras for … something. And they find it when kindly Dr. Green walks by and messes up the transmission.
He drops in to visit poor old Celeste, and we've caught up to ourselves.
And, of course, there's a cute nurse. And, of course, she's a Demon Nurse, and she recognizes the boys. Pestilence also isn't interested in following orders not to kill the "vessels." And with a twist of his ring, everybody in the hospital stars Linda Blair-ing — and the boys pick up a bad cough.
Sam confronts Demon Nurse, who opens the door to Pestilence, who's just thrilled to see Sam, who promptly keels over.
Pestilence has infected our boys with a list of bugs, including syphilis (ouch!). And then he adds crushed knuckles, when he prevents Dean from grabbing the angel-killing dagger.
Turns out Pestilence likes bacteria better than humans, which doesn't stop him from Purell-ing his own hands.
Then Cas bursts through the door! OK, not so much bursts as lurches. He took a bus (where does this boy get his cash?). But as soon as he shows up, he takes ill as well, but not so ill that he can't grab the knife, cut off Pestilence's ring finger and kill Demon Nurse.
That's my Cas!
Announcing they're too late, Pestilence pops away. Ah, well, I suspect that's all the Frewer we're going to get. Bummer.
Back at Bobby's, he announces to the boys (who seem all better now) that Death is going to be in Chicago, preparing to kick off the storm of the millennium which will flatten the Windy City and set off a daisy chain of natural disasters, killing three million.
Bobby's reluctant to admit how he knows this, but Crowley pops back in time to take credit. He makes Bobby admit he gave up (OK, supposedly just pawned, but we'll see) his soul for the info. And yes, it was done with a kiss, and there's a picture. Blech.
Crowley also explains that as long as he has Bobby's soul, the boys can't off him. Gotta say, he's slimy, but not stupid, that Crowley — not to mention, one handy demon ex machina.
Out in the junkyard, Sam admits to Dean that, although he's a weak and broken vessel, there really aren't any alternatives to his plan to take on Lucifer and then leap them both into the cage and then somehow break loose. Crowley then shows up with a newspaper story about a rush delivery of swine-flu vaccine (shades of last week's episode!).
Turns out good old Demon Brady may be dead, but that hinky swine-flu vaccine that was killing people in the last episode is actually a Croatoan cocktail, about to be sent all over the country at once.
According to Crowley, "this time next Thursday, we'll all be living in zombieland." Heh.
Anyhoo, in Chicago, it's windy, and Death arrives in a sweet vintage ride (with big fins, no less). A dude bumps into him — last bad decision you'll ever make, dude.
Meanwhile, Bobby's packing up the ordnance and having a heart-to-heart with Cas, who's feeling useless. Bobby's not having any of it. The boys are splitting up — Sam heading out to stop the zombie apocalypse, and Dean off to kill Death. Sam prepares to hand over the knife, but Crowley produces a scythe that kills just about everything, including the big D.
Then Crowley pulls a real rabbit out of his hat. When Bobby gave up his soul in exchange for Death's location, Crowley slipped in a little something extra — which allows Bobby to rise from his wheelchair. Everyone is suitably astonished.
The crew hits the road, with Bobby, Sam and Cas in the van. Cas finally thinks that Sam might have the wherewithal to resist Lucifer, then he drops the bomb that Michael has found another vessel aside from Dean. Yep, it's young, unfortunate Adam. Cas informs Sam that if he says yes to Lucifer and fails, all bloody hell will break loose, and the Earth will be toast.
Or, he could just drink some demon blood.
The trio arrives at the pharmaceutical company, where a truck is rolling out, requiring some quick thinking. Cas attacks the driver, busts the security gate, and the demons inside prepare to release the hounds, er, virus. Sam and Bobby attack, free some of the human workers, but others get munched.
Bobby offs one of the demons …
Then we're with Crowley and Dean, who find Death's hideout, which is also swarming with Reapers (yeah, the scythe kills those, too). Crowley does a quick rekkie, but oops, Death's not there. Crowley suggests moving on to the next doomed city. Wow, where's the love for Chicago?
Back at the drug company, Bobby and Sam keep hunting and pulling out survivors, but Bobby's got a strange look on his face.
Back in Chicago, Dean is pissed at Crowley, who finally comes through and finds Death in a restaurant. Even a Horseman's gotta nosh sometime.
In the drug warehouse, Cas splats a demon with a sawed-off just before it gets Sam. I love an ex-angel who's packin' heat …
Dean sneaks into the eatery, where Death is lunching — and heating up the handle of the scythe. Turns out it was his after all. Death invites Dean to join him for a nice Chicago deep-dish pizza.
Death is not impressed with Dean. When you're nearly as old as everything, not much makes an impact. He offers up a slice, and Dean digs in (dang, that pizza DOES look tasty. Love me some deep-dish).
Death claims that he will even get the Almighty in the end, which Dean admits is above his pay grade. Dean also wonders why he's eating pizza and not dead, and Death admits that Lucifer has got him by the shorties, and he wants out. He's willing to hand over the ring if Dean can knock Lucifer's pins out from under him, and stick him back in the box — and he's even willing to spare Chicago for the pizza (good call!).
And the condition is … Dean must do whatever it takes to imprison Lucifer, even if it means sacrificing Sam. And Dean agrees, and he better mean it, because "you can't cheat Death." Now Dean has the ring, and the instruction manual that goes with it.
(Let us not forget that Lucifer and Death had a little off-screen convo in an earlier ep
isode, which was significant enough to be recapped in Then. It might bolster Death's sad tale … or not. Just FYI.)
Dean heads back to the junkyard and is relieved to see everyone in one piece. Bobby's enjoying his new mobility, although the whole end-of-the-world thing has put a bit of a damper on the celebration.
Dean demonstrates a little ring magic, starting with mutual magnetism. Then he admits that he lied to Death about giving up Sam, and he doesn't quite buy the whole Lucifer-holds-my-leash story. He also doesn't believe Sam can get free afterward.
But Bobby tells the story of Sam saving civilians at the drug plant, thinking maybe they've been a little hard on lil' bro, and maybe he has the stones to pull it off after all.
Bobby believes Sam "will beat the Devil or die trying." He asks Dean what he really fears — losing the fight or losing his brother.
Next week, the big finale, and it's not looking good for Deanie. Ouch.
BTW, while I'm enjoying the Crowley quippage and all, doesn't it seem like he's just a leetle TOO convenient and handy?
And I stand by my theory that there was a scheduling issue with Frewer, resulting in the Pestilence storyline winding up spread over two episodes and fairly disjointed. I could be wrong, but it looked that way.


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2469 (Exeter St Thomas) Squadron ATC
Uniformed youth organisation for 13-18 year olds. Full information about the Air Training Corps, the squadron, its activities, training and events, plus joining details and an Aircraft Recognition quiz.
Adrenalin Games
Paintball, tank driving, paintball introduction, prices and booking information.
Crackshots Paintball
Company introduction, information pack, services on offer and contact details.
Devon & Exeter Squash & Racketball Club
Home of Exeter Diamonds Squash Club. Includes details of the club facilities, photo galleries, fixture lists, membership fees and application form.
Exe Model Railway Society
Has layouts in N, HO, OO, O scales and an annual show. Includes an events guide, photographs, bulletin board and links.
Exeter & District Volleyball Association
Includes events diary, results tables, minutes and photo gallery.
Exeter Chess Club
Location, meetings, coaching and reports on games and matches.
Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club
Includes reports, teams, player profiles and statistics.
Exeter City Swimming Club
Details of competitive club which also offers swimming lessons. Includes guides, news, meet and squad information, kit shop, membership details, committee and officials.
Exeter Company Of Archers
Based at Exeter School, the club invites membership of all ages. Includes advice on getting started, calendar, social events and juniors' page.
Exeter Golf & Country Club
Offers a range of sporting and function facilities.
Exeter Saracens Rugby Football Club
Describes the teams including Seniors, Colts and Juniors. Also history and contact details.
Exeter Wheelers Cycling Club
Club news, results, hall of fame and joining information.
FB: Exeter Aircooled
Profile and blog for an owners club representing the Volkswagen air-cooled beetles, vans and campers. Features character photos and comments.
Gasp Systems
Golf swing analysis software and other training aids for golf professionals and students. Includes testimonials.
Haven Banks
Outdoor education centre offering canoeing, paddlesport, climbing, caving, team leadership for groups. adults, families, youth and children. Profile of venue, facilities, activities, open days, courses, hire and booking.
Isca Outdoor
Outdoor activities provider, specialising in caving, climbing, abseiling, charity Abseils and team building. Includes prices and booking, accommodation and contacts.
Jive dance classes. Includes times, locations and diary of special events.
Outside Edge
A multi activity adventure company offering tailored outdoor experiences.
Pinhoe Target Shooting Club
Supervised facilities for air guns, lightweight sporting rifles and prone .22, on indoor or outdoor ranges. Includes competitions, events, photographs, membership details, and directions.
Saddles and Paddles
Cycle and canoe hire. Company profile and contact details.
South West Road Runners
Exeter club that welcomes youngsters and beginners as well as the seasoned athlete.
Southwest Adventures
Rock climbing instruction in Devon and Cornwall but based in Exeter. Tuition in all aspects of climbing, rope work and navigation.
St Leonards Badminton Club
Includes membership details, fees, pictures, and contact information.
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The best of BBC Radio 3's flagship arts and ideas programme Free Thinking - featuring in-depth interviews and debates with artists, scientists and public figures.
October 28th, 2014
Episode 763 of 1251 episodes
Mike Leigh discusses his film about Turner. Steve Connor and Matthew Sweet discuss an exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge which brings together 180 paintings and models to explore the way mannequins have been used by artists - from a technical tool to a fetishised object. And New Generation Thinker Naomi Paxton discusses Guy Fawkes traditions.
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Looking to vote on the Canada Reads Top 40? You can do that if you click here!
Well, here we are. We've come to the end of a week of briefly introducing each novel on the Canada Reads Top 40. Some fit nicely into a single category. Some fit comfortably into two (or even three!), which meant we had to choose where to put them. The point is simply to give every book its moment in the Canada Reads sun.
Today's group features a collection of novels that rode high on the bestseller charts and won their respective authors a devoted following (not to mention the occasional award). So without further ado, here's our final round-up. Don't forget: the deadline to submit your vote for the Top 10 is Sunday, November 7, at midnight ET!
Clara Callan (HarperCollins, 2001) by Richard B. Wright
Set during the Great Depression, this tale of two sisters who choose radically different paths in life captivated readers across the country, including Kathryn Sutherland, who wrote:
"I particularly enjoy epistolary novels and this book was exceptional in its depiction of two sisters who both challenged the conventions of their time in radically different ways."
Accolades: Clara Callan was a powerhouse on the awards circuit, taking home three major prizes: the:Governor General's Award, the Scotiabank Giller Prize and the Canadian Booksellers Association Libris Award for Book of the Year. Critics at home and abroad fell for it too — "Wright has accomplished an amazing feat by allowing his characters to emerge, fully formed and true, without authorial intrusion into their intimate psychological world," wrote the reviewer in Publishers Weekly.
Crow Lake (Knopf Canada, 2001) by Mary Lawson
Mary Lawson's compelling story of the Morrison family, part of a close-knit farming community in Northern Ontario, had reader Alisa Groot singing its praises nearly a decade after its publication. She wrote:
"Amazingly written, this book is tragic without being obvious. The characters are real, their reactions to events are understandable but not predictable. The Northern Ontario setting reveals a place that I've never been but can now feel I've visited. It was heart-wrenching and shows what sacrifice for loved ones is truly about."
Accolades: This beloved bestseller took home the 2003 Amazon.ca/ Books in Canada First Novel Award and the McKitterick Prize. Critics across the country applauded, including the Globe and Mail reviewer, who predicted, "A lot of readers are going to surrender themselves to the magic of Crow Lake."
Late Nights on Air (McClelland & Stewart, 2007) by Elizabeth Hay
Late Nights on Air offers the story of an unforgettable cast of characters — outcasts working at a small CBC radio station in Yellowknife — set against the stunning backdrop of the Far North. It warmed the hearts of readers nation-wide, including Kitty Chavarie, who had this to say:
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Accolades: Late Nights on Air nabbed the coveted Scotibank Giller Prize and garnered rave reviews. The Toronto Star called it "Psychologically astute, richly rendered and deftly paced...a pleasure from start to finish."
Pattern Recognition (Penguin, 2003) by William Gibson
Science fiction writer William Gibson broke out of the cyberpunk mould with this thrilling take on consumer culture and the quest for meaning in contemporary life. Sheila Barry was bursting with enthusiasm for the book:
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Accolades: Pattern Recognition picked up nominations for the British Science Fiction Association Award, the Arthur C. Clarke Award and a Locus Award, along with plenty of critical praise, including from Kirkus Reviews, which noted its "laser-perfect cultural radar."
Room (HarperCollins Canada, 2010) by Emma Donoghue
Emma Donoghue's story of a mother and son living in captivity and (spoiler alert!) eventually breaking free has been shaking up the literary world since its publication earlier this year. Despite being relatively new, it scored enough nominations to crack the Canada Reads Top 40, including one from Tamara Van Horne:
"This book is a MUST read for any CanLit fan. Told from the perspective of a five year old boy, Jack has lived his entire life in Room with Ma. But when Ma and Jack try to leave Room for Outer Space, things will never be the same again. This book was just up for the Man Booker Prize, and for good reason. The storytelling is fresh, and the subject matter would be difficult to read through if not told from Jack's point of view. Everyone I have loaned this book to have been blown away by the story — and you will be too!"
Accolades: Room captured the Writers' Trust Fiction Prize and was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. There may be more hardware to come: Donoghue is also up for the Governor General's Award — the winner will be revealed on November 16. An international bestseller, the book has been embraced by readers and critics alike; the Irish Times reviewer wrote: "Charming, funny, artfully constructed and at times almost unbearably moving... Room is above all the most vivid, radiant and beautiful expression of maternal love I have ever read."
Sweetness in the Belly (Anchor Canada, 2005) by Camilla Gibb
The story of Lilly, an orphan whose remarkable life takes her from Ethopia to England, touched many readers. Lynne Inkster was one of them, writing:
"I admire Camilla Gibb's writing skills that transported me to an Ethiopian walled village (as well as an immigrant enclave in London) by invoking the sights, sounds and smells so well that I can still smell the dust and hear the squabbling. I highly recommend this novel to all Canadian readers."
Accolades: Sweetness in the Belly won Ontario's Trillium Book Award and was a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. The Ottawa Citizen loved it too, writing, ""A marvellous, highly absorbing read bound to strike up conversations at award time."
The Way the Crow Flies (Vintage Canada, 2003) by Ann-Marie MacDonald
Ann-Marie MacDonald's story of an Ontario community shaken by a terrible crime (and inspired in part by one of Canada's most notorious murders) quickly became a bestseller and book club favourite. L.M. Afonso gave it a glowing recommendation:
"This is an awesome book, as is anything by Ann-Marie MacDonald. I love that it takes the Steven Truscott story and weaves it into her own fictional account from the eyes of a young girl on a Laval army base. Just the line, 'the crows saw the murder' is worth the read b/c it is sooo intriguing!!"
Accolades: The Way the Crow Flies walked off with the Canadian Booksellers Association Libris Award and made the shortlist of the Scotiabank Giller Prize and the Commonwealth Writers' Prize. Critics also showered praise on the book, among them the Chicago Tribune reviewer, who called it "Remarkable...an engrossing, disturbing and layered tale."
The Year of the Flood (McClelland & Stewart) by Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood's post-apocalyptic tale wowed many readers, including Laura Rochon, who wrote:
"This should be read by all Canadians as a cautionary tale of what may happen if we continue to stretch environmental patience and if we continue to flirt with what is ethical with technology and science."
Accolades: A runaway bestseller, The Year of the Flood was shortlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and the Trillium Book Award. It also garnered critical acclaim at home and abroad, including from Publishers Weekly, which praised it as "a gutsy and expansive novel, rich with ideas and conceits."
Through Black Spruce (Viking Canada, 2008) by Joseph Boyden
Joseph Boyden's haunting follow-up to Three Day Road follows Annie, a young woman hunting her for disappeared sister, and their aging and lonely uncle.Many readers, including Deb Powell, found it stirring:
"It is very moving, emotionally, geographically and historically. Touching an essential essence of Canadian identity, it deserves to be the must-read book of the last decade."
Accolades: This winner of the 2008 Scotiabank Giller Prize also captured the CBA Libris Award. Fellow Top 40 author Zoe Whittall was one of the novel's admirers; in her review for NOW magazine, she praised it as "a complicated saga that is emotionally satisfying, suspenseful and well crafted."
Unless (HarperCollins Canada, 2003) by Carol Shields
Carol Shields's exploration of how a mother's life is turned upside down when her daughter drops out of university and becomes a beggar on the streets of Toronto may not be one of her most famous works, but it's certainly one of her most loved. Julie Buckley was one of several Shields fans showing the Canadian icon some love in the reader recommendation process:
"I read this book a number of years ago and the essence of it has remained with me all these years later. Whenever I see a teenager who appears homeless on the streets, I remember the character in this book. It reminds me that everyone has a story that has shaped them up to this stage in their life and they are not looking to be judged, rather to just be seen. This person on the street has loved ones who are often unable to understand why they have chosen this way to live."
Accolades: Unless won the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize and scored a place on the shortlist of numerous other awards, including the Man Booker Prize, the Scotiabank Giller Prize, the Governor General's Award and the Orange Prize. It also won high praise from critics world-wide; The Guardian's reviewer called Shields "an elegist of the everyday," adding, "We should celebrate her achievement while we can."
There you have it, Canada. It's a wrap: all 40 of the novels you chose for the Canada Reads Top 40 Essential Canadian Novels of the Decade are now accounted for. You have until Sunday, November 7, at midnight ET to cast your vote for the novel you think belongs in the Top 10. That list will be revealed on Tuesday, November 9. So vote here and be sure to head to Facebook, Twitter or the comments below to talk about the Canada Reads process, your favourite Top 40 reads and more!
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Wolfram syndrome (WFS) is a rare (1 in 770,000) autosomal recessive genetic disease with clinical signs apparent in early childhood. It is characterized by insulin-dependent diabetes, followed by optic nerve atrophy, vision loss, hearing loss, diabetes insipidus and neurodegeneration, resulting in death in middle adulthood, typically due to brainstem atrophy-induced respiratory failure. There currently are no treatments that slow or stop this devastating deterioration. However, much is known about the mechanisms underlying these effects. The causative gene (WFS1) was identified by our group in 1998, and a number of loss-of-function mutations have been described. Cell and animal models have determined that WFS1 encodes an endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane-embedded protein called wolframin and that mutations lead to disturbances of ER calcium homeostasis, driving ER stress-mediated apoptosis. This process kills insulin producing pancreatic ?-cells, leading to diabetes, and is thought to underlie the striking neurodegeneration in WFS. Work in animal models of WFS is progressing rapidly towards the identification of viable interventions for this process. Neurological features of the disease may be the most feasible to target and monitor in clinical trials, due to the fact that ?-cell loss in the pancreas has already occurred by the time patient is diagnosed with WFS. Unfortunately, there is a dearth of information on the pattern of neurodegeneration associated with WFS, particularly in the early stages of the disease. Thus, the goal of the current proposal is to determine the pattern of early neurodegenerative changes in WFS. We will perform cross-sectional and longitudinal assessments of youth with WFS, targeting sensitive neural systems with quantified neuroimaging and behavioral measures. In addition, we will establish the utility of a WFS severity rating scale (WFS Unified Rating Scale or WURS). Preliminary data support the feasibility of this approach and its potential to generate important new information about neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative patterns in WFS. This work is necessary to position the field for future clinical trials to test interventions for WS neurodegeneration. Ultimately, a better understanding of the trajectory of neurodegeneration in WFS and the development of effective interventions may be relevant to other more common neurodegenerative and endocrine (Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes) diseases in which ER stress has been implicated.
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A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) consists of a collection of wireless mobile nodes that forms a temporary network without having any fixed infrastructure or centralized administration. MANET is infrastructure-less, lack of centralized monitoring and dynamic changing network topology. MANET is highly vulnerable to attack due to open error prone shared wireless medium. In this paper, we proposed an algorithm for avoiding and preventing the wormhole attacks in MANET using statistical analysis approach. Simulation and results show that efficacy of proposed algorithm and the proposed heuristics provides better security and performance than conventional AODV in the presence of wormhole attack.
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Annand (1924) A new species of Adelges (Hemiptera, Phylloxeridae): Pan-Pacific Entomologist 1(2):79-82
Annand. 1924. A new species of Adelges (Hemiptera, Phylloxeridae). Pan-Pacific Entomologist 1(2):79
Annand. 1928. A contribution toward a monograph of the Adelginae (Phylloxeridae) of North America. Stanford University Publication - University Series - Biological Sciences 6(1):33, 89
Favret, Blackman & Stekolshchikov (2015) Chermes funitectus Dreyfus and the hemlock woolly adelgid (Hemiptera: Adelgidae): Entomological News 125(3):174-178
Favret, Blackman & Stekolshchikov. 2015. Chermes funitectus Dreyfus and the hemlock woolly adelgid (Hemiptera: Adelgidae). Entomological News 125(3):176
Favret, Havill, G.L. Miller, Sano & Victor. 2015. Catalog of the adelgids of the world (Hemiptera, Adelgidae). ZooKeys 534:39
Favret, Ouvrard & D.J. Williams. 2014. Annotated list of the species-group taxa described in combination with Chermes Linnaeus 1758 (Hemiptera: Sternorrhyncha). Transactions of the American Entomological Society 140(1):72
Ghosh, A.K. 1983. A review of the family Adelgidae from the Indian subregion (Homoptera: Aphidoidea). Oriental Insects 17(1):10
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Montana Wolf Hunt Set to End
Wolf season is set to end in Montana, and quotas have not been met. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks extended the wolf season by a month and a half in December. Now they are considering doing that again for Unit 250 in the Bitterroot Valley area. This unit has a quota of 18 and only 6 wolves have been harvested. If approved the season will go on until April 1st.
The 2011-12 wolf season was set at a quota of 220. Less than 1% of tag holders have filled their tag. For the total season, 162 wolves have been harvested. Lack of success is being blamed on wolves naturally avoiding humans. Also the lack of snow this winter has created a hardship for hunters, making it harder to track the wolves.
During the extended season, 55 wolves were harvested. The most successful hunters were in the western and southwestern part of the state. Wednesday (Feb. 15, 2012) is when the wolf season is set to close. From KFBB.com.
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If you have driven down Hwy. 227 past the Carroll County High School in the past week, you may have noticed something is missing.
Construction began last week on the installation of the new tennis courts at the high school, meaning the old ones had to be removed. Tennis Technology Inc. of Louisville won the bid for the project at a cost of $103,222. The bid included three new courts, net posts and a vinyl coated fence with two gates. The company also will fix the drainage issues by installing a perimeter drainage system.
Time 2 Invent Club held its first meeting Monday, July 7, at Cartmell. Meetings will be held Mondays and Wednesdays until July 24. Students in fourth through eighth grade will come from 1-2 p.m., while students in kindergarten to third grade will come from 2-3 p.m.
Carroll County is one of 58 Community Early Childhood Councils in 91 counties to receive grant funding to promote school readiness for children.
Gov. Steve Beshear announced Monday $1.2 million in funding as a part of his office's continuing commitment to improving education and health services for Kentucky's youngest citizens.
Rain reports for Carroll County and the surrounding areas have varied over the past few days, but one thing is for certain: It was enough to flood part of Hwy. 36 East and to cancel the Fourth of July festivities twice.
According to the National Weather Service Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service, areas of Carroll County registered 2-4 inches of precipitation from July 1-8, while parts of Gallatin, Grant and Owen counties had up to eight inches. However, the Kentucky Mesonet only measured 2.11 inches over the same time period.
MADISON, Ind.—High water levels of the rain-swollen Ohio River forced the cancellation of the 2013 Lucas Oil Indiana Governor's Cup over the weekend.
An inordinate amount of rainfall over the region kept officials of Madison Regatta, Inc., and H1 Unlimited guessing all weekend as to how soon the rising water would stabilize. Madison Regatta, Inc., is the volunteer organization that promotes the race each year. H1 Unlimited is the governing body for Unlimited hydroplane racing internationally.
Kentucky's Division of Engineering and Administration is now soliciting architects to develop the master plan for Jefferson Community and Technical College's new Carrollton campus.
Carroll County Judge-Executive Harold "Shorty" Tomlinson shared the "good news" with magistrates during Tuesday's fiscal court meeting.
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Seriously I get that magazine companies need revenue to continue creating their publications; but charging the newsstand price for these digital issues is crazy. They actually had a digital/multimedia app for Steam a while back, that was $.99 per episode and they abandoned it after half a dozen "issues". I imagine that once they find they're getting fewer purchases than they expected, they'll quickly knock the price down or abandon this too. The silly part is, the magazine is decent and I'd happily pay a couple bucks for it. But charging me the same price as you do consumers that purchase in the store (paper, ink, production costs included), is a slap in the face. Pass. **On another note, it's probably even more ridiculous to charge people full price ($8.99) for the back issues as well. All the way back to January..... I might have grabbed a couple of them just for something to browse if they were even semi-reasonably priced.**
Not getting the whining... It's possible some of the comments are over a time of change, but right now anyway, I'm in Canada, the sub worked fine. It's a pretty reasonable price if you subscribe, just like real magazines. Yes, it's pricey if you buy a single issue, but I'm unclear about these whines about getting it for $2 at the stand. Huh? Never seen prices like that. This is the magazine model - subs helps them set their advertising rates. That's their goal. If you sub, you have the option of monthly or yearly, a slight difference in price, *plus* you have the trial period on top which means you have a couple weeks to try the format! Don't like it? Cancel! On my transformer prime the player is fast, the pages are easy to read, plus there's a text mode if you just want to read. I was prepared to hate it, tbh, but it's worth it if you want the content. As for these comments - haters gotta hate I guess. You might want to actually try the sub button instead of knee jerk reacting to the single issue price. The price comes up, you can back out instantly.
Blurry low res makes it impossible to enjoy I was excited to see the price drop since I was considering switching to digital subscription, but alas. Sure you can switch to the text version, but that just doesn't feel like the magazine I've been reading for more than a decade. Especially considering the >300 dpi of current mobile device screens, it's not possible to understand why such low quality. It's not only not pleasant, it actually would give you a headache if you read this thing since your eyes will continuously try to focus to no avail.
Not a good idea I have a nook and a nexus 7. I've tried magazines on both and it's a waste of time. If I buy a book from play, I can read it on my Nexus 7 or on my PC. A magazine on my PC's 26" monitor would be better than the print version if it was available. On a 7" Tablet it unreadable. If I'm going to pay news stand price for a magazine, I want to read it anywhere including my PC. Books on eReaders are great but I'll stick to dead tree format for my Mags. Sorry Google but you get a FAIL on this one.
Low Quality Scans I am subscribed via Google Play so I do not have the same issue as other people here with the cost as I only pay $1.99 per issue. However when you zoom in to read the text you can tell these are not very high quality scans of the magazine. The text is not crisp or clear which is a bother when trying to read. I have issues with the Google Play Magazine reader in chrome as well but that is not something that can be considered a fault of the magazine itself.
Look Elsewhere For Your Gaming News At 9 dollars Canadian an issue, this magazine is overpriced. The majority of the content in their articles is commonly found on gaming blogs, and forums, for free. The only reason to actually purchase this magazine is to claim a promotional key for a beta test or another free perk in another game... The magazine is also only about 30 pages of actual content, the rest is filled with advertisements.


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- 1 [countable, uncountable] an activity involving a special skill at making things with your hands traditional crafts like basket-weaving a craft fair/workshop Craft, Design and Technology (= a subject in some British schools) see also arts and crafts See related entries: Departments in stores, Crafts and skills
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(AP) – A Senate panel is taking quick action to try to establish an intermediate appeals court in Nevada.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday approved SJR14. The proposed constitutional amendment would set up an intermediate appeals court to ease the growing caseload in the Nevada Supreme Court.
Nevada's high court saw 2,500 cases filed in 2012. Cases per justice totaled 357, the highest in the nation in states without an appellate court.
Justice James Hardesty told committee members that rules would be set up on the types of cases the intermediate court would hear. In most cases, it would be the last appeal available to litigants unless the Supreme Court decided otherwise.
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A coalition of two dozen faith leaders, and labor, civil rights, and community groups from states that ban payday lending hand-delivered strongly-worded letters to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray on Wednesday, calling on the federal agency to "use its full authority" to crack down on predatory payday lending. Kathy Beckett represented UVIP in the meeting and brought with her more than 400 letters collected from across the Upper Valley and Claremont. READ MORE HERE! Thanks Kathy for representing us so well!!!
UNITED VALLEY--When UVIP started, people from across the area began building relationships through 1:1 conversations. And through those conversations we quickly realized that the "Upper Valley" was not a term that included all communities. So we adopted a name that communicated our dedication to bringing people together across boundaries of all types, including town.
INTERFAITH--All of our work serves to benefit the broader community, regardless of religious (non) affiliation, but the values that guide are work are values derived from our diverse faith traditions. Common values like honoring the dignity of every person and a deep belief in the possibility of change bind us together and drive our work forward.
PROJECT--The word "project" is one commonly used in the world of community organizing. The word "project" in our name denotes that we are an organization committed to changing the world through the process and techniques of community organizing. We believe that when people come together with common values to build grassroots power we have the ability to create real, long-lasting change.
We know real power is built by people power and people power is built through meaningful, values-based relationships. Our organization is made up of thousands people all working hard to live meaningfully. They are connected to our social change mission through our 15 faith-based member groups.
Trinity joined UVIP in 2015 to focus on gathering stories about people living and working in Claremont. A Claremont resident herself, she spends her time connecting with individuals to better understand the community, identify areas of concern, and champion programs that support the well-being of its residents.
In August 2016, Trinity started as the Executive Director, she is responsible for all of UVIP's campaigns, staff and funding.
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Cayla joined UVIP in 2016 to develop and coach leaders in building power through relationships across the Upper Valley, as well as statewide. Cayla is currently working with the Economic Justice team on fighting for a higher minimum wage and developing an alternate loan program to predatory lending. Cayla is also working with the Aging with Dignity team, which has been making strides in increasing the quality of life in its final stages. Having just moved to New Hampshire from Indiana, Cayla is looking forward to exploring the community around her.
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In the laboratory at CERN, a large particle collider breaks down atoms, creating mini black holes, nuclear explosion, and massive energy emissions at the flick of a second even fewer than it at the level of a millionth second. At an instance, one could replicate the Big bang and indicate the essential factors which led to it. When two atoms collide they react and the result is transferred into a complex network of computers and machines whose role is to analyze the data and transform a raw event, occurring at light speed, into descriptions understood by the human intellect. A group of scientists will then transform the data into mathematical equations and describe the data with refinement relating it to previous findings. Scientists are preoccupied with describing and coming into conclusion about the present phenomena at hand. The states of affairs conceived presently are raw data albeit perceived in a computer and translated into comprehensible language if mathematics. The initial action would be to fit the data into a present paradigm in quantum physics and we that there are various conceptions and theories in quantum physics. Let us take the "M Theory" and the "String theory." Both seek to explain the genesis of the universe, through the qualities of sub-atomic particles. These physicists often have contrary views on describing quantum data and different equations in looking at quantum mechanics. String theorists, for that part, believe that sub-atomic particles vibrate like strings emitting the other elements as it goes into a perpetual adumbration, creating elements then the universe. Believers of the M theory hold that there are multiverses instead of a universe and each universe within a community of multiverses are created individualy, within its own space-time continuum.
Let us compare another science. The first experimental psychologists began to describe mental phenomena through various experiments on reaction time, association, memory and introspection. Wundt and his students found out that mental phenomena are described faithfully through introspection while the Wurzburg school, reacting against Wundt, believed otherwise. They described mental phenomena through various tests on association and mental processing by showing non-sense words to the subject. Psychology unlike the other science above, physics, do not enjoy a common definition. There are many views on psychology, depending on the school of thought. The behaviourist defined it as a study of behaviour, while psycho-analysts defined it as a study of the unconscious. Although both schools of thought employ experimentation, they have different ways of interpreting data from their subjects, thus different ways of experimenting with them, similar to the physicist.
When they come to a conclusion, the logic which they use would vary. Rom Harre shows three methods of reasoning mainly: the inductionism, falsificationism and positivism. His discussion expresses the difficulities and the consequences, if we accept one form of reasoning over the other, as a universal norm. The Canons of Mill (an inductionist logic), he says are limited, but offer standard operating procedures when dealing with complex phenomena. Observation of sub-atomic particles yields different results. When the Higgs-Boson particle was found, it was a titanic discovery, but where to put it in the present paradigm of quantum physics is the question. In that situation, we see that handling of data is the key. If we employ Mill's Canons, then we can properly situate it within the present description of sub-atomic particles and the discoverers of that particle claim that they have found the particle that holds all particles in place. Like all scientific findings, it is prone to attacks by other scientists who have contrary views (e.g. Stephen Hawking first denied such particle). This brings Popper's falsificationism to the fore as an effective way of running around with scientific theories and verifies the other. Harre believed that this theory could make science hide in the dark in an endless trail of verification and falsification.
Therefore, it brings us to a halt, how then should we view scientific reasoning? Can we accept then a single form of reasoning in science? Arguments of falsifiability push the boundaries of scientific theories but they do not prove the veracity of the other, but only provide further conditions for further studies on the phenomena. We have to accept that nature is more complex than our own theories and equations describing it. Various logical processes do have various ways of looking at data, and construction of laws and theories; but since each contain its own limitations, we cannot accept a single form of reasoning as a single norm of reasoning. Therefore, we have to rely on all these forms of reasoning to deduce essentially or arrive at essentials with induction are all acceptable forms of reasoning. They could faithfully describe natural phenomena (May it be objects or the human mind). The complexity of nature boggles the human mind and the theories written to describe them quarrel with each other, one side sees the other side as well. In diversity lies the beauty of science. The burden of proving one's theory occurs within a community of scientists and dialogue should not cease among them. The role of falsification and deduction can aid the community to further process the findings of one upon another. Considering this, a community of scientists depends on nature to open herself and reveal the beauties it contains.
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Atomic City Aquatic Club (ACAC)
Competitive swim program for young people, affiliated with United States Swimming (USS). Includes schedules and recent results.
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About parks, summer programs for youth, indoor and outdoor swimming pools (outdoor pool is one of the largest in the U.S.), ball fields, trails, Senior Center, and other recreation opportunities.
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Information about 18 miles of mountain bike trails, 4 miles of canoe trails, and hiking, running, Nordic skiing, and horseback riding at this 780-acre wooded recreation area on the shore of Melton Hill Lake. Also discusses threats to the area and future plans.
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Organization promoting the establishment of greenways: linear parks or open spaces established along natural corridors that provide quiet walkways and bicycle paths. Maps of the Oak Ridge greenways plus organizational information.
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Conducts rowing programs and maintains a rowing course and training site on Melton Hill Lake. Course description and location, organization news and information, photos, information for schools and colleges using the training site for spring training, and schedule of upcoming regattas.
Oak Ridge Sportmen's Association
Maintains a shooting sports complex including indoor and outdoor gun ranges, archery range, and other facilities, and offers. Includes membership information, descriptions of rifle and pistol clinics and other programs, and links to related sites.
Soccer Club of Oak Ridge
Promotes youth and adult soccer through activities that include sponsorship of competitive youth teams and tournaments. Includes organization information and links to similar groups in the region.
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Club dedicated to the preservation of historical railroad equipment. Sponsors the operation of the Secret City Scenic tourist train operation in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
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