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Take 5: Top Things To Do in North Park
Often referred to as one of San Diego's up-and-coming neighborhoods, North Park is a culturally diverse area with an assortment of galleries, lifestyle boutiques, coffee shops, trendy bars and innovative restaurants. The hipster neighborhood is home to one of San Diego's best art and culture districts, and an eclectic population that's leading the progressive scene in the city. Wander amongst the craftsman-style homes and craft breweries that line the streets of this community northeast of Balboa Park, and you'll find plenty of things to do in North Park.
When staying at our resort near North Park, take 5 for these top things to do in North Park:
Eat Here: One of the tastiest things to do in North Park is visit Carnitas' Snack Shack, which quickly became a local favorite after opening in 2011. A pork-focused menu, reasonable prices and an expansive outdoor seating area keep a constant line of customers outside this North Park restaurant on University Avenue.
Drink Here: San Diego's Seven Grand Whiskey Bar consists of an impressive wall of international whiskeys surrounded by wood walls, plaid carpet and a taxidermy collection à la hunting lodge. Each whiskey concoction is carefully crafted using freshly squeezed juice and house-made syrups for a fresh twist on the Old Fashioned and other vintage cocktails.
Play Here: For a low-key thing to do in North Park, listen to some of the best DJs in San Diego at West Coast Tavern, housed in a historic building. Grab a seat next to an outdoor fire pit and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere as dance tunes play in the background.
Shop Here: Step into Positive Space, a studio that promotes hand-made products in San Diego. Engage with San Diego artists in the midst of the creative process plus shop for finished jewelry, sculptures, wall décor, and even handmade maps and signs of San Diego.
Snap Here: Take a photo next to one of the most colorful landmarks in San Diego, found on the side wall of Wang's Restaurant on Ray Street. The humorous dinosaur mural was painted and donated to the city by renowned street artist Madsteez to encourage the creation of unique art in the North Park community.
For a resort near North Park, stay at Paradise Point Resort & Spa, located just 15 minutes away on Mission Bay.
The "Take 5" blog series introduces visitors to San Diego's unique neighborhoods through recommendations from experts on the area: hotel employees who live there. Check back every month to learn about a new section of the city, always within 10 miles of our centrally located San Diego resort.


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FAIRFIELD, CA -- The famed maker of gourmet jellybeans is rolling out the Jelly Belly Bulk Vend Machine, which allows customers to create their own jellybean mixes. Modeled after the self-serve bulk displays in Jelly Belly stores, the vending machine uses five in-line vertical product magazines to stock inventory in bulk.
Jellybean assortments are vended for $2, $4 and $6 for 2.5-oz., 5-oz. and 7-oz. portions, respectively. The Jelly Belly machine, which is DEX capable, uses an MEI payment system that validates cash, reads debit and credit cards, and can accommodate NFC transactions. However, operators can equip the machine with their preferred payment systems.
Jellybeans are dispensed into a cup. The vending machine employs a "robot arm" to collect the product, and this mechanism is displayed behind a clear panel so patrons can view their selections and the mixing process. Bulk assortments range from such bestselling flavors as the 49 Flavor Mix to the Citrus Mix; patrons can also customize mixes. Each of the five bulk bins holds 25 lbs. of jellybeans.
When a vend is initiated, the robotic arm moves forward, backward, left and right, receives a cup from the turret and positions it under the correct cylindrical bin for filling. Once the order is filled, the arm delivers the order to the door where the patron can retrieve it.
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This is the hand truck that is specially designed to easily transport potted plants weighing up to 100 lbs. Constructed with a stout, tubular steel frame for superior durability and weather resistance, the hand truck has a steel nose plate that slides underneath planters up to 25" H x 18"-diameter. An adjustable-height, two-pronged clamp latches onto pot rims. The 7 1/2"-diameter ABS tires roll easily across lawns, over driveways, and up stairs. The nose plate folds flush with the frame and a loop in the handle enables unobtrusive hanging storage. 48" H x 21 3/4" W x 8" D. (9 lbs.)
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This is a very useful truck. We move deck plants (pots)to the basement in the late fall and back up went it gets warm. This makes the Job soooo much easier than carrying. Easy to use and store.
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Works fine for straight sided pots. Curved pots aren't very secure. OK for flat surfaces, but stairs cause too much shifting. The handle grip should be curved or angled more or otherwise re-designed to improve your grip when moving it downstairs.
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Works well, but a little quality issue
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It rolls well, and seems to securely hold the plants. However, the screw that secures the handle where you want it immediately sheered off, leaving the handle more difficult to control.
Wo0rking well so far
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I have used this on a few heavy planters and so far, so good, though it seemed like the plastic was strained to the limit. I did not weigh these ceramic planters full of earth. If I could lift them, I would not need this item, I am hoping it will not snap in two with next heavy use. Wheels held up well. It takes up significant space. I am relying on HS warrantee that this is "the best" durable item out there.
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from northern California
It apprears to be durable, and the only reason I say that is the thing that slides up and down for the size of the pot catches on the handle joint. But we have used it alot moving large pots to and from a courtyard to the patio and it is a lifesaver!!
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Tank is no stranger to the service industry. She worked at Elsa's on the Park for five years and currently works at redbar and O'Lydia's. But her days working - and living - in Milwaukee are numbered, as she plans to move to Fargo, N.D. in early 2013 with her girlfriend.


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Problem woods
Some types of wood, like pine, cherry, birch and maple, are notoriously difficult to stain. A board that has a nice, attractive grain pattern can end up with dark, splotchy areas after you apply the stain. But there's a simple way you can prevent most stain blotches. In this article, we'll show you how.
Dark splotches show up when stain pigments become lodged in areas of grain that are more open. Unfortunately, it's not easy to tell which boards this will affect. One test is to wipe your board with mineral spirits. Spots that are prone to blotching show up darker. But the best test is to apply stain to a sample of the wood you're using. If the stain appears uneven or has unsightly dark areas, run the additional tests we show here to determine the best staining process.
Seal the wood before applying stain
Most stain manufacturers make prestain conditioners, but you'll get better results with the method we show here. We're using a wipe-on oil finish as the sealer. The key is to apply a thin base coat to partially seal the wood before staining. Sanding sealers, dewaxed shellac and wipe-on finishes will all do the trick.
Some types of stain perform better than others on blotch-prone wood. In general, gel or heavy-bodied stains work best. Since these types of stain tend to have a high concentration of pigments, they also work better if you have to add several layers for a darker color. Just make sure the sealer and stain you're using are compatible. Using products from the same manufacturer is the safest bet.
Photo 1 shows how to make a test board with different concentrations of sealer. The concept is simple. The percentage of solids in the sealer determines how completely the pores in the wood are sealed. If the wood was sealed completely, it would be difficult to get any stain to stick. Diluting the sealer with mineral spirits allows you to experiment with different degrees of sealing. When you apply the stain (Photo 2), you'll see the results. Then you can choose the dilution rate that delivers the best results for your project.
Let the sealer dry for a few hours. Then sand the wood lightly with 220-grit paper before applying stain.
An inexpensive turkey baster is a great tool for measuring small amounts of finish and mineral spirits. Mark the baster with a permanent marker. Just draw out equal amounts of sealer and solvent to make a 50 percent solution. We used disposable plastic cups as mixing containers.
End Grain
End grain can look great and complement the board's surface, but it often ends up too dark. The solution is simple, though. Use the same prestain sealing method we show here to seal the end grain. You can also use this method on woods like oak that don't require a prestain sealer. Just be careful to sand off any sealer that gets on the face of the board before you stain.
Apply several coats of stain to get the desired shade
Start by making a test board with your chosen sealer concentration. Then stain the entire board. Let it dry and add a second layer of stain to all but one section. Repeat this process until you get to the desired color depth.
However, applying multiple coats of stain isn't always the best way to achieve a deeper color. For one thing, it'll take a long time to finish the project. You have to wait for each layer of stain to completely dry before adding the next. Otherwise, the new coat will dissolve the previous coat and you'll have a real mess on your hands. In fact, some stains will dissolve the stain below even if it is dry. (That's why testing is critical for a nice finish.) Another problem with multiple coats is that the stain will begin to obscure the natural grain. One solution is to opt for a less concentrated sealer. You'll get a bit more blotchy appearance, but the grain will show up better—a fair compromise.
Finish your test board to get the true effect
Treating your test board just like the finished project will give you a true representation of the final color and depth of the finish. Make sure you sand the test board with the same grit as you intend to use on your project. After you arrive at the desired degree of sealing and number of stain coats, apply the final clear finish to see how it looks. This is also a good time to test the effect of different sheens. Most finishes are available in sheens ranging from almost flat to high gloss. You'll be surprised at how much richer the stain looks after a coat of finish.
Seal Pine Before Staining
Dark stains on pine can look horrible. In addition to blotchiness, the softer areas between the grain lines soak up stain like a sponge, creating an unnatural look. The photo below shows the dramatic difference between the raw and sealed areas of pine using the same stain color. Experiment with sealing the wood on your next pine project. You'll be amazed at the results.


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Pokagon State Park is located near Angola, just off I-69. The park was originally called Lake James State Park when proposed to be the fifth Indiana State Park in 1925. The name was changed to Pokagon State Park to acknowledge the rich Native American heritage of the state and region. Leopold and Simon Pokagon were father and son and the last two most notable leaders of the Potawatomi. The park's Potawatomi Inn takes its name from these Native Americans, who made their home in the area. The inn, with its up-north fishing-lodge theme, is one of the Midwest's most popular resorts and conference centers.
Being one of the state's original parks, Pokagon features the unique work of the Civilian Conservation Corps, whose members lived and worked at Pokagon from 1934 to 1942. The "boys of the CCC" built the beautiful stone and log structures that dot the park landscape and provide accent to the rolling wooded hills, wetlands and open meadows.
Natural lakes created by glaciers that melted 10,000 to 15,000 years ago, highlight Steuben County, which has more lakes than any other Indiana county. The park is framed by Lake James and Snow Lake, which offer abundant opportunities for boating, swimming, fishing and scenic sunsets.
Pokagon is also Indiana State Parks' winter wonderland, with cross-country ski rental, sledding, ice fishing and a twin-track toboggan run... "What a thrill!"… That's what you'll say once you've experienced the quarter-mile, refrigerated toboggan run at speeds of 35-40 mph. The toboggan run operates weekends from the Friday after Thanksgiving through February, with extended hours during the Christmas holidays. For hours, more information, and to take a virtual ride, visit www.tobogganrun.com.
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The purchase and development of this site is a highly visible example of a public-private partnership to promote outdoor recreation, conserve land and preserve water quality.
Development has included the evaluation and removal of many buildings and other structures, repair/replacement of infrastructure, renovation of facilities, restoration of natural features and construction of a new welcome center.
The site has a long and well-known history in Steuben County and has historic connections to Pokagon State Park. The site will be managed as a unit of Pokagon.
Camping - See campground maps under MAPS tab
Note: For trail locations, view the property map under the MAPS tab.
1. MODERATE (2 miles)—Trail from Inn past Nature Center to Apple Orchard picnic area through hardwood forest. Crosses road at bridge, continues as the bicycle trail to saddle barn and back to Inn. A good trail for woodland birds and spring flowers.
2. MODERATE (2.2 miles)—Begins on main park road near gatehouse, goes through rolling land, past Spring Shelter, through hardwood forest. Terminates at Campground 1.
3. MODERATE (2.2 miles)—Interesting trail leading through Potawatomi Nature Preserve, with varied habitats of marsh land, deep hardwood forests, pines and sand hills; panoramic view of area from trail overlook at Hell's Point. Returns to Potawatomi Inn.
4. EASY (1.4 mile)—Begins near gatehouse (with Trail 2) and extends to Trail 5 through campgrounds near amphitheatre. A variety of habitats is offered in pine trees, hardwood forest and rolling land.
5. EASY (.7 mile)—Begins near Campground 1 and goes past Group Camp to beach; passes through deep woods; a good trail to observe birds and spring flowers.
6. MODERATE (.7 mile)—Trail through primitive area, including swamp. Begins and ends on Trail 3. A good trail to observe marshland plants and animals.
7. BLUEBIRD HILLS TRAIL-MODERATE (1.8 miles)—The trail starts just below Hell's Point on Trail 3 and makes a large loop before returning to the starting point. This is mostly open, rolling hills. Grasslands support native prairie plants typical of the land before it was farmed. Restored wetlands among the hills provide homes for many species that prefer this habitat.
8. MODERATE (1 mile)—Our newest trail leaves Trail 3 just west of Hell's Point and heads north, crosses a county road, and traverses open, rolling hills, which are being managed to return to meadowlands. Future plans will connect trail to the nearby ACRES Land Trust Beechwood Nature Preserve.
9. MODERATELY RUGGED (1.7 miles)—Leaves Trail 3 and goes east through wooded swamps and young forests. Touches the former site of the "Pokagon Motel" on Indiana 127, near-69, passes by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)-built stone dams, and returns to Trail 3.


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Israel Museum Icon: Ahava Necklace
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Love certainly is many splendored thing, especially when it comes in the shape of this ultra-modern Ahava necklace! Part of the Israel Museum Ahava product line, the earrings are based on American artist, Robert Indiana's famous steel sculpture, LOVE, which was created in the spirit of international friendship to the people of Israel.
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Brevard, N.C.- The Tornados rushed for a Brevard College record 559 yards in their 59-24 rout of Southern Virginia on Saturday afternoon at Brevard Memorial Stadium.
The Tornados smashed the previous single-game team rushing record of 519 yards, which was attained against the Knights of Southern Virginia in both 2010 and 2011.
Brevard had three rushers gain over 100 yards in the game, led by Ty Jeter's 163 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries. Jeter broke loose for a 79-yard touchdown scamper late in the first quarter, the second longest carry in Brevard College football history.
Freshman Dominique Lesine rushed for 103 yards on only five carries, while Derek Church carried the ball 12 times for 102 yards. The trio of 100-yard rushers also helped Brevard reach a season-high of 591 yards of total offense.
Jeter put BC on the board on the first drive of the game, busting a 38-yard run for a touchdown on BC's third play from scrimmage. Jaquan Marsh, making his first collegiate start at quarterback, began the drive with a 23-yard scramble to move the Tornados into Southern Virginia territory.
Billy Muscatello intercepted Knights quarterback Mitch Stevenson on SVU's first drive of the game, sparking a 33-yard BC drive that ended in a 22-yard field goal by Ben Noboa to make it 10-0.
The Tornados defense forced a punt on SVU's next possession, leading to the Jeter 79-yard touchdown run to make it 17-0 BC. Southern Virginia's Tod Workman fumbled the ensuing kickoff, which was recovered by Phillip Curcio at the Southern Virginia 28-yard line.
Three plays later, Dominique Lesine found the end zone with a 21-yard touchdown run to give BC a commanding 24-0 lead. The Knights would score with 59 seconds left in the first quarter on a 4-yard touchdown rush by Jamal Coates, making it a 24-7 Tornados lead at the start of the second quarter.
Tanner Wright intercepted Southern Virginia's first play from scrimmage in the second quarter at the SVU 47-yard line, returning it down the Knights 5-yard line. Jordan Ollis rushed in for the touchdown on BC's first play to make it 31-7.
Senior quarterback Aaron Reese connected with Andre Overholt for a 15-yard touchdown pass on Brevard's last drive of the half to make it 38-7 at halftime.
The Knights drove 60 yards for a score to open the second half, but Brevard quickly answered with a 3-play touchdown drive to make it 45-14. The drive was capped by a Church 59-yard touchdown rush.
Brett Murray would tack on a 26-yard field goal before the end of the 3rd quarter, but BC outscored the Knights 14-7 in the game's final quarter en route to the one-sided victory.
The Tornados defense played its best game of the season, allowing a season-low 24 points and a season-low 250 yards of total offense. Sophomore Michael Gruber led the BC defensive unit with 6.5 tackles, including 1.5 tackles- for-loss.
The BC defense forced five Southern Virginia turnovers, including the interceptions by Muscatello, Wright, and a pair of picks by Devon Holmes.
Brevard looks to carry the momentum into their October 20th matchup against the North Greenville Crusaders. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. at Younts Stadium.


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There's no flower more romantic than a rose. Roses have become the more elite flower for symbolising love and extravagance. Their intricate, tight petal pattern and intoxicating scent makes them extraordinarily beautiful. For centuries, roses have been the ultimate symbol of true love, making them one of the best and most meaningful flowers you could ever send anyone.
Roses come in an incredible array of colours, making them one of the most varied flowers available. What makes the rose extra special is that each of these colours represents a different emotion. Of course, traditional red roses have the strongest association with love and romance. Their sweet perfume and deep, passionate colour makes them a true gesture of affection, devotion and dedication. There's a reason why Scottish poet, Robert Burns, compared his love to a red, red rose. This flower is the emblem of perfection and a classic and unquestionable way of saying 'I love you.' It is for this time-honoured reason that nothing makes a bigger statement on Valentines Day than sending a beautiful bouquet of stunning red roses.
A pink rose is often given as a token of appreciation. Fantastic occasions to send a pink rose bouquet would be Mother's Day, as a Thank You gift, or to show a retiring colleague that you have appreciated everything that they've done at the company.
Yellow roses are the ultimate symbol of friendship. The symbolism of these warm, sunny flowers means that you don't need a particular occasion to send them, as the message says: 'Hey, just thanks for being you.' What a wonderful way to brighten up a friend's day! However, if it's an occasion you're looking for, yellow roses are perfect to send when sending congratulations or get well soon, as they're vibrant colour connotes positivity and happiness.
Orange roses are absolutely stunning and come in a variety of sunshiny ambers and deep, passionate burnt gingers. Orange is the biggest representative colour of joy, so are sure to put a smile on the lucky recipient's face. Orange is a very enthusiastic colour, making them a great gift for friends when celebrating a happy event or as a gesture of encouragement.
A pure white rose is the ultimate sign of purity and innocence. This makes them the most thoughtful gift when celebrating new beginnings, such as on wedding days and christenings. As well as this, the simple, classic beauty and elegance of a white rose makes them an incredibly considerate element of a bouquet when sending condolences or as a gesture of remembrance.
So make sure that you're sending the right gesture by selection the perfect colour rose for your message, whether it's love, remembrance or friendship. Arena Flowers have a fantastic selection of roses in an array of stunning arrangements and colours. Take advantage of our free standard delivery and send some today.


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Theon's master of hounds is an unnamed minor character in the second season. He is played by guest star Steve Wilson and only appears in "A Man Without Honor."
Season 2
The master of hounds assists Theon Greyjoy in the search for the escaped Bran and Rickon Stark. They track them to a shepherd's farm where the hounds lose the scent of the boys. Theon later returns to Winterfell with the charred corpses of two children.[1]
Theon's crew turn on him and deliver him to Ramsay Snow in exchange for being allowed to leave Winterfell alive.[2] However, they are betrayed by Snow, captured and flayed alive.[3]
|Season Two appearances
|The North Remembers
|The Night Lands
|What Is Dead May Never Die
|Garden of Bones
|The Ghost of Harrenhal
|The Old Gods and the New
|A Man Without Honor
|The Prince of Winterfell
|Valar Morghulis
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Farlen, the Master of Hounds at Winterfell, is forced to help Theon in is hunt. Although this character is established and appears in this episode he does not participate in the hunt.
- ↑ "A Man Without Honor"
- ↑ "Valar Morghulis"
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BAR, Rocky Mountain College, 1996
MA, Briercrest College and Seminary, 2002
MSc, The Robert Gordon University, 2006
Brad is a prairie boy, born and raised in Manitoba, though he has lived and studied in all four western provinces. Having worked in the Archibald Library since 2001, he likes the diversity that his job brings; from book selection and collecting statistics to managing a budget, changing light bulbs, and sorting books, no two days are ever the same in the library. He enjoys helping students learn, whether it's the history of Christianity, how to find information in the library, or doing better research. Brad is also grateful for the opportunity to be actively involved in the life of a local church. He's an avid fan of hockey and football (go Jets and Bombers), and enjoys cycling and canoeing.
Brad's primary research interests relate to the history of Christian life and thought. He has studied the ways Jonathan Edwards's writings on revival were used by both supporters and detractors of the Toronto Blessing. He also has an interest in the various ways Christians responded to the aftermath of Constantine's conversion.
"A Different Kind of Embedded Librarian"The Christian Librarian. (forthcoming)"
"The Blue Sweater" [book review] The Christian Librarian. 54, no.1 (Spring 2011) 34
- "A Fragile Stone: The Emotional Life of Simon Peter" [book review]The Christian Librarian. 47, no. 2 (Spring 2004) 74-75.
- "Did Jonathan Edwards Change His Mind?" inScholarship in the Plain: Essays in Honour of Bruce Hindmarshed. Carla Hoffmann. Caronport, SK: Vanidee Press, 2001.
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Nearby is the Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge where visitors spot deer, frogs, finches, cardinals, and other wildlife. Hiking trails run through the refuge and lectures are provided for those that wish to learn more about this ecosystem. Other attractions not to be missed are the playground, dog park, tennis courts, and basketball courts. In the summertime the Refuge is host to many festivals, concerts, and even the circus.
The Charlestown Chamber of Commerce presents an annual seafood and lobster festival each August. Vendors are local merchants are on hand to deliver seafood based treats and activities. The festival has been named one of the top 100 events in America by the American Tour Bus Association.
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description: October 28, 2010—On Australia's Ningaloo Reef, tourists can swim with whale sharks. What do the sharks think of this? Researchers deploy the National Geographic Crittercam to study whale shark behavior and the animals' relationship with tourists.

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Whale sharks are the biggest fish in the sea – growing to over 40ft long.
Despite their huge size and prominent color pattern, much of the biology and life history of these gentle giants remains a mystery to shark researchers.
Whale sharks are known to gather in certain tropical locations at predictable times of the year. One of these places is Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia.
SOUNDBITE: Brad Norman, Marine Scientist: “My name is Brad Norman. I’m a whale shark researcher and conservation biologist. I got into whale sharks many years ago. I was helping a friend do some research on Ningaloo Reef and I heard about the whale sharks, heard there was very little know about them. There was an indication they were a threatened species and a lot of work needed to be done. I work for the not-for-profit group Ecocean Australia and Ecocean USA, and we work on whale sharks projects around the globe.”
Brad and his colleagues are heading out to deploy Crittercam – an animal-borne research camera – used to investigate the hidden aspects of animals’ lives.
SOUNDBITE: Brad Norman, Marine Scientist:  "To actually put Crittercam . . . to have that on the sharks to actually see what the whale shark sees when it comes in contact with tourists. Hopefully we’ll be able to really assess whether there’s . . . the sharks do actually change their behavior or they’re just doing their own normal thing and tourists in the water don’t seem to bother them at all."
With assistance from a Department of Fisheries boat and crew, Brad and his team head out to find whale sharks. A spotter plane looks for the sharks from above and radios positions down to the boat. When the captain has gotten them as close as he safely can, the team hits the water.
Deploying instruments on whale sharks is challenging. They’re too big for this small crew to capture, so Brad must join them in the water, and try to keep up!
And Brad has to be quick with the fin clamp. Whale sharks don’t seem to like being touched. On the first attempt, the clamp doesn’t quite get a firm grip before the shark pulls away. But on the very next try . . . success!
The Crittercam will stay on for several hours before automatically releasing the clamp and floating up to the surface for recovery.
Ningaloo Reef is one of the preeminent locations for tourist interactions with whale sharks*. It’s a big industry for the small town of Exmouth.
SOUNDBITE: Brad Norman, Marine Scientist:   “We did a review of the value of the industry to this part of the world and if whale sharks weren’t at Ningaloo Reef, there would be a loss of approximately five million dollars to the region. So it really indicates that whale shark ecotourism is an important economic boost for some of these regional areas.”
SOUNDBITE: Peter McKissock, Owner, Ningaloo Blue: “Hi, I’m Peter McKissock, Ningaloo Blue, and here in Exmouth in the “WA”. This is a tourist town now and without the whale sharks it would be very hard going for most businesses. We bring in a lot of people for that period of time, between April through to July. You know it’s very, very important for this town. If we lost the whale sharks, I think it would be a big financial drop-out for this town for sure, well it would be.”
Whale sharks are no threat to their admirers that come to swim with them, but are the people a threat to the sharks? No one is certain why the sharks gather here and what – if any – impact the whale shark tourism might have on them.
SOUNDBITE: Brad Norman, Marine Scientist:   “It was really interesting looking at the footage from the Crittercam because we actually put it on a whale shark that was soon to be interacted by the tourists, and the whale shark was just coming up from the deep, and we could see the tourists in the water, in front of the whale shark or slightly to the side. The whale shark just took one little look at the tourists and then sort of look away and just go on its normal path very slowly. That was pretty exciting to see that response.”
This new footage helps support Brad’s belief that crittercam will be a useful tool in studying interactions between whale sharks and tourists.
It’s only the first of what Brad hopes will be many deployments to record shark behavior and interactions with swimmers, leading to a better understanding of the biology of these enigmatic sharks and how people can respectfully experience swimming with these beautiful beasts.


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3rd Annual GRRR Gala
Golden Retriever Rescue of the Rockies
Saturday, July 20, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (MDT)
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Event Details
Join us for a "golden" evening benefiting GRRR (Golden Retriever Rescue of the Rockies). Ticket price includes cocktails, a four- course, sit- down dinner and hosted bar. Entertainment by Dueling Pianos Road Show.
Attendees will have the opportunity to bid on fabulous silent and live auction items. Some of our favorite Golden Rescues will be in attendance to greet and mingle with guests, so don't forget to bring some extra cash for the "begging vests!" These pups are too wonderful to resist!
The Gala will be held at the Cable Center on the campus of the University of Denver on Saturday, July 20, 2013, 6-10pm. Attire is cocktail or business casual. RSVP by July 10, 2013. Hope to see you there!
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'"As much as I respect what Danny and Chris did for us, I think people need to give this team more credit," Miller said. "Without detracting from Chris and Danny, and this'll come off wrong, but they didn't do it all."'
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U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Screening for Testicular Cancer: U.S. Preventive Services Task Force reaffirmation recommendation statement. Ann Intern Med. 2011;154:483-486.
Stephenson AJ. Gilligan TD. Neoplasms of the testis. In:Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 31.
Barthold JS. Abnormalities of the testes and scrotum and their surgical management. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 132.
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Eastern Klamath Field Geology introduces the geologic processes that have built the Klamath Mountains, produced their mineral wealth and shaped their modern topography during an evening presentation. A Saturday field trip affords students opportunities study key features ranging from the Trinity ophiolite to the gold dredger tailings along the Scott River.
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Canucks hope they've found another great Dane in Jensen
ST. PAUL, Minnesota — There were the Chicken Swedes. And then the Cream Danishes.
Those hockey stereotypes were often applied to European birth certificates, but one look at Nicklas Jensen and his statistics are enough to wipe the slate clean of dated pre-judgments.
With a North American hockey lineage from a father who played junior in Peterborough and Guelph and a North American style game, the power forward was selected 29th overall by the Vancouver Canucks on Friday at the NHL entry draft for good reason. He's big. He's strong. He scores.
"I can't really explain how happy I am right now," said Jensen, a native of the city of Herning that has a population of 46,000. "I see myself as a power forward and goal scorer who protects the puck well. There's a lot of hard work in front of me now and I'm willing to do that. Hopefully, I'll get a chance and make it happen as soon as possible."
With 29 goals and 58 points in his first Ontario Hockey League season with Oshawa, the six-foot-two, 202-pound winger made a quick transition to the smaller ice surface and is carrying on a growing tradition that Danes can play the game with a nose for the net and a chip on their shoulders. Jannik Hansen has done that with the Canucks, while first-round pick Mikkel Boedker of the Phoenix Coyotes and third-rounder Peter Regin of the Ottawa Senators can also hold their own.
Hansen was the 284th pick in the 2008 draft and has raised his game to a point where the restricted free agent was probably the Canucks' unsung hero this season.
"I know about being a European and maybe you get pushed around with the Canadian or American guys here — but I don't see myself as that," said Jensen, who had five points in five games for Denmark at the world junior championship. "We can easily step up for ourselves and we might be known as the small, skilled guys but there are a lot of big Europeans now and we can definitely use our size.
"Some come up to you and call you a little Euro-thing, but that's just hockey. That's all over the place, even in Europe. I don't see myself as a fighter. I don't need to drop my gloves and have a fight. I can play a physical game. In Denmark, we don't have the most physical game and this worked out good and I'm a pretty big kid and can do that."
That's music to the Canucks' ears. While they have prospects who either possess skill or size, they don't really have a combination of both. Some scouts said there are issues with Jensen's skating, but it's good enough to contribute at the NHL level and can always been worked on. It's the skill and will that's tough to find. Or teach.
If bloodlines mean anything, then Jensen has a leg up on many of his draft peers. His father, Dan, played three OHL seasons and represented his country 10 times. He's from Toronto and moved to soccer-mad Denmark, where he met his wife. And when Nicklas met hockey, it was love at first flight.
"As soon as I put the skates on and stepped on the ice, I just loved the sport," he said. "Soccer is the main sport in Denmark and I played until 14. But it was just a little summer hobby for me."
Jensen is so proud of his hockey heritage that he wouldn't think of playing for Canada even though his father was born here. In fact, he feels like another trailblazer for a country that's in a more prominent position on the global hockey map.
"Ever since players started moving out of Denmark to Sweden and playing in the NHL, the sport of hockey just got a lot bigger and you're always proud to represent your country and actually getting drafted," he added. "I'm really proud of being a Dane. I see myself as a Dane and it's not right for me to move to the Canadian national team."
Canucks assistant general manager Laurence Gilman knows power forwards don't grow on trees and it's a commodity everybody wants. And if he develops like Hansen, then it's just another asset that the Canucks need to keep stockpiling. Being another driven Dane doesn't hurt either.
"The fact he's Danish is actually a pleasant coincidence," said Gilman, who said the Canucks fielded some calls about moving up or down in the draft order but nothing materialized. "He made the decision to come over and play in a tough league and he excelled and played well physically. He has a really good release and good offensive instincts and those are the skills we're looking for as we build our team as we build our team.
"We look at character and work ethic and he scored well in both."
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What the fuck did I just read there cakes? 1 he never said he had no skill he just said he wasn't super skilled. And 2 what the fuck was that stupid poem?
What the fuck did I just read there cakes? 1 he never said he had no skill he just said he wasn't super skilled. And 2 what the fuck was that stupid poem?
As for biscuit tins, I dont really eat biscuits, though if you have an abundance of them, could that be why you didnt make weight previously?
Please note I have no problem with you butyou can't deny dude your missing weight has been an issue in the past..I genuinely hope you come in on weight and crack on with your career but really, if no-one can ask you anything in a light hearted manner without you getting your spandex in a twist then maybe the internets is not the place for you, you dish the banter out Enty so please accept some back in the light hearted manner in which it is intended.
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I'm not saying anything towards Liam as I want him to win this fight. So all that post was irrelevant. Enty said he wasn't super skilled. Your reply was making out that enty said he had no skill set. In which he didn't say that. He can still be skilled with out being super skilled
This fight will be a war both guys r game but I think simba takes it the lad is hungry like a fat kid at big Luke's and will show his new skill set . But no matter what ppl think enty can fight and it will be a cracker
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It's not going 2 be a cracker sorry 2 disappoint am gonna run right threw him and just leave him baffled
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- DescriptionTitle: The Star of Bethlehem [and other poems] ... Illustrated by M. E. Edwards, etc.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all kwn languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts and historical items dating back as far as 300 BC.The POETRY & DRAMA collection includes books from the British Library digitised by Microsoft. The books reflect the complex and changing role of literature in society, ranging from Bardic poetry to Victorian verse. Containing many classic works from important dramatists and poets, this collection has something for every lover of the stage and verse. ++++The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to insure edition identification: ++++ British Library Weatherly, Frederick Edward; 1888.]. 48 p.; 4 . 11651.l.10.
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- Date of Publication17/03/2011
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Yesterday's Super Bowl XLVII created more Twitter traffic than the three presidential debates combined. In fact, according to the Twitter blog, during the power outage there was 231,500 Tweets per Minute. MarketingLand even found that Twitter was mentioned in 50% of Super Bowl commercials. Twitter wasn't the only one seeing interesting spikes and data science around the Super Bowl. Tumblr had its own Uberbowl Tumblr allowing users to tag #SuperBowl and sharing the best of the posts. Facebook did data science around the Facebook fans of NFL teams and the two Super Bowl contenders.
Below we're sharing the best of the Super Bowl social media analysis we've seen and we will keep updating this post through out the day. Leave us a comment in the links if you know of additional analysis!
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Netbase: Harbowl? More Like Social Media Super Bowl – A brand passion index showing the most popular commercials on social media.
Networked Insights: Post Game Analysis – Top Brands & Celebrities from Super Bowl XLVII: Takes a look at the most talked about moments on social media, a close look at Beyonce's Half-Time Show, most popular celebrities and more.
Nielsen: Tweets, Spots and Carrot Sticks: the Modern Super Bowl – Sixty-two percent of consumers also said they plan to use social media to comment on the game as the teams compete. Also, shows the top snacks people were planning on consuming.
MarketingLand: Game Over: Twitter Mentioned in 50% of Super Bowl Commercials, Facebook Only 8%, Google+ Shut Out
Simply Measured: When the Lights Went Out, Social Brands Lit Up – Simply Measured looked at how brands engaged during the game and what the top mentioned brands were on social media.
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This is a small book featuring some of my favorite photos from my travels across America. The photos range from Route 66 in Illinois, to 66 in california, central, KY, Columbia, MO and many many places in between. The focus of my photographs are old things that we don't see in every day life. Old cars, old signs, old towns, old buildings and so forth.
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David "Matchstick" Brooks works fulltime at Brad Starks Rod & Custom building hot rods. He graduated from Prosser School of Technologies Graphic Communications program and then spent nearly 8 years as a screen printer at Monkey Drive Screen Printing. He since has merged his love for hot rodding and printing with his americana travel books, and the short run magazine he publishes called "Custom Vanner Magazine".
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We'd sent brownies and iced cookies to just about everyone we know, which is why we were so happy to find a sweet new alternative to flowers. The folks at Nothing Bundt Cakes have turned the humble bundt into a work of art, starting with a moist, rich cake in your choice of flavors, and pouring on a sinfully thick cream cheese icing, then festooning the whole thing with a huge sunflower or another equally adorable theme.
With Nothing Bundt Cakes, you can have your flower and eat your cake, too. Tasty!
We tried to resist our newest obsession, vintage carnival chalkware, but we failed. It certainly didn't help that while we were out looking for end tables, we stumbled on a treasure trove of this cool stuff, which used to be handed out as prizes at carnival dime pitches in the '30s and '40s. Our shelves were already stacked with tiny chalk Pinocchios and big, scary-eyed kewpies covered in chalk's trademark hyper-colorful, randomly spray-painted way, when we tripped into Historic District Antique Mall, which has the best selection of vintage chalkware we've seen anywhere, hands down.
We spied a pair of sleepy cherub bookends; a super-rare (and really gigantic — is there such a thing as "too big" when you're talking chalkware?) Porky Pig; and not one, but three, majorettes, which were popular figurines in chalkware during the '30s. We ended up buying a chalkware lamp shaped like a fawn and a pair of really ugly schooners, simply because they were so cheap and because we'd never seen chalkware that depicted a boat before. Looking for a new obsession? You, too, can become infatuated with the joys of vintage chalk — and if you do, we recommend nursing your chalkware jones at Historic District Antique Mall.
Looking for that ultra-spicy ginger beer that they serve at your favorite indie restaurant? Come to Pop the Soda Shop. Not only do they have the elusive drink you've been searching for (as well every conceivable kind of ginger ale, ginger soda, and ginger beer out there), they have more varieties of "alternative, imported, and gourmet" sodas and non-alcoholic beverages than we ever thought possible. It's just plain fun to stroll the aisles of this specialty shop, where there's everything from cane sugar cola and exotic energy drinks to old-fashioned sarsaparilla, birch beer, and root beer. For the sugar-conscious crowd, check out the fancy bottled water, tea, and diet sodas of every flavor. Chocolate soda? Check. Moxie? Check. Purple Love Potion #69? Check. (Seriously, they really do carry an "arousing carbonated drink" with such an entertaining name.) It's hard to stump the folks at Pop the Soda Shop. But why would you want to, when discovering wacky new sodas is this fun?
Francine Sumner didn't mean to become a successful jewelry designer. She just didn't want to fork over a lot of money for that cute "mommy jewelry" she wanted, namely the hand-stamped silver discs with kid names that every mom worth her station wagon is wearing around town these days.
Sumner learned how to make her own, then started selling it at local stores like MADE art boutique and About Face.
And then she got into Twilight — Stephenie Meyer's vampire novel series for young aduts — and started making jewelry based on the characters created by Meyer, herself a local mom. The Twilight jewelry, like the books, has flown off the shelves. You can find it on her Web site or at Changing Hands bookstore. We love the "good vampire" and "bad vampire" necklaces, as well as the "Go Ask Alice" motif. And the "bite me" charms are, well, to die for.
Ten years ago, if a restaurant were to charge $5 for coffee, it would have been laughed out of business. That's why Toshi's Roast in Surprise nabbed our vote this year — because if a cuppa Joe is going to cost as much as a decent burger, than it had damn well better be imported from South America and roasted in-house using a $15,000 machine. Owners Randy Miller, a former California juvie probation officer, and his wife, Marie, were clever enough to create a niche market for themselves, offering Asian-themed blended drinks like the popular Black Dragon Mocha, plus a selection of Japanese teas. The result is an upscale and trendy coffee house that brews a solid cup of coffee, whether it's the cheapskate's Americano or a fancy latte that's actually worth the five bucks.
In our often-sheltered, middle-class world, nothing's worse than waiting in line for a cup of coffee. And though there are plenty of mainstream and mom-and-pop shops in town serving caffeinated goodness, there always seems to be a queue moving at a snail's pace. Grrr. That's until Conspire began serving coffee out of its off-the-radar house in the Evans-Churchill district. The indie biz, formerly known as C.O.L.A.B., is an artist-run store that sells all sorts of handmade fashion, visual art, and coffee with (yes!) zero to little wait. (At least, before 'Best of' hits the streets.) We're so happy every day knowing that we'll get our morning fix when we need it.


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The government has called on the mobile phone industry to do more to protect handset owners against theft. Alan Campbell, Minister for Crime Prevention, said firms "have a social and a corporate responsibility to tackle crime". Around 2% of British mobile phone users report they have suffered a theft in the last year, although for teenagers the figure is three times higher.
The government's call comes as the Home Office unveiled the winning designs in a crime prevention contest, aimed at making mobile phones less attractive to thieves. Designs included an alarm that sounds when a phone is too far from its owner and locks the handset.
(Source: BBC)
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Deep inside millions of computers is a digital Fort Knox, a special chip with the locks to highly guarded secrets, including classified government reports and confidential business plans. Now a former U.S. Army computer-security specialist has devised a way to break those locks.
The attack can force heavily secured computers to spill documents that likely were presumed to be safe. This discovery shows one way that spies and other richly financed attackers can acquire military and trade secrets, and comes as worries about state-sponsored computer espionage intensify, underscored by recent hacking attacks on Google Inc.
(Source: AP)
China has closed what it claims to be the largest hacker training website in the country and arrested three of its members, domestic media reported on Monday.
The "Black Hawk Safety Net" website taught hacking techniques and provided malicious software downloads for its 12,000 members in exchange for a fee, the Wuhan Evening News newspaper reported this weekend, citing police in Huanggang, just east of Wuhan.
(Source: Reuters)
Nearly 500 teachers are meeting in Seville to celebrate the fifth anniversary of eTwinning, an action that creates online communities of teachers and schools across Europe. Through eTwinning, over 85 000 teachers from across Europe work together in international school activities involving more than 50 000 schools in 32 European countries. In the five years of its existence, eTwinning has grown from being a partner-finding tool for teachers to become a rich, Europe-wide community of teaching and learning ( www.etwinning.net ).
On 5 February, a prize ceremony is being held for 37 schools from 21 countries that are the top winners of this year's eTwinning Awards for excellence in eTwinning.
(Source: Europa)
Twitter required some users to reset their passwords on Tuesday after discovering that their log-in information may have been harvested via security-compromised torrent Web sites, the company said.
For years, a malicious hacker has been setting up file-sharing torrent sites that appear legitimate and then selling them to well-meaning buyers who want to own their own download site, explained Del Harvey, Twitter's director of trust and safety, in a blog post. However, the sites are riddled with malware and backdoors that allow the malicious hacker to steal log-in credentials -- like e-mail addresses, usernames and passwords -- from users who sign up for them.
(Source: ComputerWorld)
Facebook and Twitter users are under attack by cybercriminals -- and the incidents are rising, Sophos says in its its 2010 Security Threat Report released Monday. In the past 12 months, Sophos says, cybercriminals have focused more attacks on social-network users. Spam and malware are leading the charge.
Fifty-seven percent of users surveyed reported getting spammed via social-networking sites -- an increase of 70.6 percent from 2008. And 36 percent say they have been sent malware via social-networking sites, a 69.8 percent increase.
(Source: NewsFactor Network)
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China will gradually move to cut censorship of the Internet, but it will take a long time, the man credited with inventing the World Wide Web said Wednesday.
Commenting on Google's threat to pull out of China, Tim Berners-Lee said Beijing was having to move "carefully" in opening up Internet openness, but said the "genie is out of the bottle" in terms of access. "I think that openness increases steadily. Every time you open it the genie comes out of the bottle and it's very difficult to put it (back) in the bottle," he told AFP. Speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, he said: "The Internet has a tradition of bit by bit increasing openness.
(Source: AFP)
The design of the future German identity card has been unveiled. Credit-card sized and made of polycarbonate, it will be issued from November 2010 on. The new card aims to ease the citizens' transactions with government and businesses and to increase security as well as to enhance public confidence in electronic services.
The front side has the image of the federal eagle, whereas on its reverse side the Brandenburg Gate is depicted. The new card contains numerous security features in order to increase protection against forgery. A special feature is that the holder's details are digitally stored. It is also capable to carry a digital signature. Both features will allow card holders to complete commercial online transactions as well as official business with government offices.
(Source: eGov Monitor)
eGov Monitor
If you have thousands of friends on Facebook, most of them are not your real friends, reports The Sunday Times of London.
According to a recent study by Oxford University professor of Evolutionary Anthropology Robin Dunbar, a human brain is limited to keeping up with about 150 meaningful relationships, regardless of how many Facebook friends you might have. This is in line with Dunbar's earlier research on the matter, in which he concludes that there exists a theoretical "sweet spot" for the number of relationships a human can effectively manage. Throughout history, people have formed social groupings of about 150, as larger groupings quickly begin to deteriorate and lose social cohesion.
(Source: PC World)
PC World
The 'Health-e-Space' website has gone online in Moray, Scotland, aiming to encourage individuals to play an active role in personal health matters by providing them with a series of online tools and information.
The website allows anybody living in Moray to become a member and to obtain local health information, links to recommended websites and suggestions on how to live with health conditions. Its sister website, the 'Health-e-Space Community', serves as a social networking platform for people to share their health concerns and experiences among them in the Moray area.
Egypt, Russia, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are the first countries to win preliminary approval for Internet addresses written entirely in their native scripts. Since their creation in the 1980s, Internet domain names have been limited to the 26 characters in the Latin alphabet used in English, as well as 10 numerals and the hyphen. Technical tricks have been used to allow portions of the Internet address to use other scripts, but until now, the suffix had to use those 37 characters.
An announcement Thursday by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, known as ICANN, paves the way for an entire domain name to appear in Cyrillic or Arabic by the middle of this year. Applications for strings in other languages are pending.
If Your Password Is 123456, Just Make It HackMe. Back at the dawn of the Web, the most popular account password was 12345. Today, its one digit longer but hardly safer: 123456.
Despite all the reports of Internet security breaches over the years, including the recent attacks on Googles e-mail service, many people have reacted to the break-ins with a shrug. According to a new analysis, one out of five Web users still decides to leave the digital equivalent of a key under the doormat: they choose a simple, easily guessed password like abc123, iloveyou or even password to protect their data.
(Source: The New York Times)
The New York Times
For the first time, the Ministerial High Level Conference on eHealth and the World Health IT Conference and Exhibition are being held in the same week in a joint initiative called e-Health Week 2010, the most prestigious event in the European eHealth sector. Barcelona International Conventions Centre (CCIB) will open its doors from March 15 to 18 to receive the European meeting most attended by the healthcare sector interest groups.
March 15 will see the start of the High Level eHealth Conference, an E.U. event organised by the Spanish Presidency of the E.U., the European Commission, the Government of Catalonia and the TicSalut Foundation. The conference is presented under the motto of eHealth for sustainable healthcare: global changes through local actions
(Source: eHealth Week)
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Hundreds of tech volunteers spurred to action by Haiti's killer quake are adding a new dimension to disaster relief, developing new tools and services for first responders and the public in an unprecedented effort. "It really is amazing the change in the way crisis response can be done now," said Noel Dickover, a Washington, D.C.-based organizer of the CrisisCamp tech volunteer movement, which is central to the Haiti effort. "Developers, crisis mappers and even Internet-savvy folks can actually make a difference."
Another volunteer project forged in the quake's aftermath is a cell phone text-messaging system that has helped the U.N., Red Cross and other relief groups dispatch rescuers, food and water.
The World Economic Forum today released its study on Scaling Opportunity: Information and Communications Technology for Social Inclusion, an analysis of how ICT is evolving to address the social and economic needs of the poor. The study notes that, as 4 billion people have access to the global communications infrastructure, the opportunity to create innovative and inclusively tailored solutions for connecting the unconnected is extraordinary.
Along with highlighting the rapid adoption rate of mobile phone usage within emerging economies, the report focuses on the question: Whats next?
Hackers are attacking consumers with an exploit of Internet Explorer (IE) that was allegedly used last month by the Chinese to break into Google's corporate network, a security company said Monday.
That news came on the heels of warnings by the information security agencies of the French and German governments, which recommended that IE users switch to an alternate browser, such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari or Opera, until Microsoft fixes the flaw. In a Monday alert Websense said it identified "limited public use" of the unpatched IE vulnerability in drive-by attacks against users who strayed onto malicious Web sites.
A man who ran a music-sharing website with almost 200,000 members has been found not guilty of conspiracy to defraud at Teesside Crown Court. Alan Ellis, 26, was the first person in the UK to be prosecuted for illegal file-sharing. He operated the site, called Oink, from his flat in Middlesbrough from 2004 until it was closed down in a police raid in October 2007. In that time Oink facilitated the download of 21 million music files.
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is advising people to be careful when evaluating donation programs related to the earthquake in Haiti as one security firm is already seeing scam e-mails circulate. People should apply a "critical eye" to requests for financial donations following Tuesday's earthquake in Haiti, which caused an unknown number of deaths and severe damage to the country's infrastructure.
Scam e-mails are already emerging. Symantec noted a so-called 419-style e-mail that purported to come from the British Red Cross. A 419 scam, named after the number of a statute in Nigeria's criminal code banning the practice, is one in which an e-mail or a letter implores a person to send money for some bogus reason.
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Shanahan confirms RG3 will start Week 1
Ashburn, VA (Sports Network) - Washington Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan officially announced that Robert Griffin III will be under center when the defending NFC East champions open their 2013 season against the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday.
Griffin, the 2012 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, sat out the entire preseason while recovering from surgery in January to repair both the lateral collateral and anterior cruciate ligaments in his right knee. The standout quarterback sustained the LCL injury in a win over Baltimore in December, then tore the ACL in Washington's loss to Seattle in the NFC Wild Card Playoffs.
The former Heisman Trophy winner was cleared to play by renowned surgeon Dr. James Andrews last week, and Shanahan confirmed the expected during his Monday press conference.
"I feel very good where Robert's at, and he'll be our starter on Monday night unless there's some crazy setback that we don't anticipate," said Shanahan.
Shanahan also reiterated that Griffin, who also tore his ACL in the same knee during his sophomore season at Baylor in 2009, will not be under any restrictions.
"If we didn't feel like Robert was full-go and he wasn't ready to play and do all the things that you ask a guy to do, then he would not be playing in this game," he stated. "We believe he can do everything that a quarterback is asked to do and if that's sprinting out, if it's running the option, if it's dropping back, we think he can do all those things because he's proved it to us in practice, and there hasn't been a setback so that's been a great sign.


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LEAKED: Secret Jurassic Park raptor pic from new movie
Jurassic is back! Bring on the dinosaurs.
Fans of the series got a sneak peak of a dinosaur in the upcoming Jurassic World, to be directed by Colin Trevorrow.
The picture was posted on Instagram and has since been deleted.
The caption read, "This is an actual Velociraptor for the upcoming film Jurassic World! #jurassicworld #dinosaur #universalstudios #StevenSpielberg #Velociraptor #HYPE."
Trevorrow's Jurassic World is set to be filmed at a theme park with by the same name.
Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas-Howard and Nick Robinson are among those who will star in the next film of this legendary franchise.
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Source: ibtimes.co.uk


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• traduce •
Pronunciation: trê-dus or -dyus • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb, transitive
Meaning: 1. To humiliate someone by falsely maligning them. 2. To violate, trample, betray, as to traduce the law
Notes: Today's word began its English life meaning "to convey from one place to another" or "translate". All that was in the past. Today this word is used only in the senses given above. The abstract noun for this verb, as we might expect, is traduction, but one instance of traduction is a traducement. Someone who traduces is a traducer.
In Play: Freedom of the press means the right to traduce whomever you so desire: "Siddy Hall was thoroughly traduced in the news when she proposed a ban on products containing sugar throughout New Monia county." Should such an ordinance be passed, critics claim, it would certainly be traduced by everyone.
Word History: Today's Good Word is the descendant of Latin traducere, whose meaning, over time, migrated from "lead along or across, bring through, transfer" to "change over, convert" to "lead in parade, make a show of" to "dishonor, disgrace". It came originally from trans- "across" + ducere "to lead", the origin of English duke. Latin tran(s) comes from the same source as English through, thorough, and thrill. I hear you saying, "Thrill!?" Yes, thrill, which only recently came to its current meaning. In Old and Middle English it meant "hole", from thrillen "to pierce, go though". A thrill was historically considered a piercing, something emotionally charged. "She got a thrill out of that" originally meant "it pierced her". Nostril in some dialects of English is still a nose-thirl "nose-hole". (Our old friend Lew Jury proposed today's Good Word years ago; it would be a traducement of our long tradition if were I to forget to thank him for it.)


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The topic around breakfast tables and office water coolers Tuesday morning will not be your Montreal Canadiens' tenser-than-it-should-have-been win over Florida.
That's old news … and it will be even older by 11 a.m., when TSN and RDS present live coverage of the announcement hockey fans have been debating and awaiting for weeks.
Team Canada general manager Steve Yzerman will tell us which NHL payers he and his staff have chosen to represent Canada at the Winter Olympic Games next month in Russia.
In the 514 and 450 area codes, we'e hoping Stevie Y's announcement includes one name in particular:
P.K. Subban.
Carey Price – who was brilliant against Florida, especially during a 16-shot third-period fusillade – will be going to Sochi.
Max Pacioretty, who had nine shots on goal and four hits against the Panthers, has already been named to Team USA.
Raphael Diaz, who watched his teammates win from the pressbox, will be on Switzerland's team in Sochi.
Andrei Markov, who played 25:39 against Florida and blocked five shots, almost certainly will be named to Team Russia, as will Alexei Emelin … notwithstanding recent struggles that stretched through the Monday night game.
Tomas Plekanec, who hustled down the ice to harass Ed Jovanovski and set up Brian Gionta for the winning goal, has been named captain of the Czech Republic's Olympic team – quite an hour, considering the roster includes Jaromir Jagr and Patrik Elias.
Peter Budaj, who was a loser in the Canadiens' previous two games against Florida, is a fair bet to be Jaro Halak's backup on Team Slovakia.
That's an impressive list: seven Canadiens Olympians.
Eight would be great.
P.K. played 27:26 against Florida. Only the Panthers' Brian Campbell – with an insane 32:07 – had more time on ice.
Subban had two giveaways, neither of which cost the Canadiens. He also skated miles, lugged the puck into the Florida zone, made tape-to-tape passes to teammates on the fly … and skated to the penalty box without a murmur of protest.
If Yzerman snubs P.K. Tuesday morning, Twitter will explode, Pauline Marois will call a snap referendum and misguided protestors will march on the Y.
L'Antichambre had an interesting segment pegged to Plekanec's captaincy of the Czech Olympic team.
Assuming, as many do, that the Canadiens will let Brian Gionta walk this summer, should the C be sewn on jersey number 14?
I think so. Josh Gorges is the other obvious candidate, and Plekanec is a more skilled and valuable player … if, on the evidence of the 24CH series, much less vocal in the room.
Mathieu Darche offered another suggestion, one that took the other L'Antichambre panelists by surprise:
Darche said P.K. should be the next captain.
Hey, why not? P.K. and Price, who are pals, are the best players on the team. And Subban is going to be the highest-paid Canadien.
Fans would certainly love it. The Bell Centre comes alive every time Subban touches the puck.
They haven't had much else to cheer.
Before the game began, RDS showed some stats indicating the Canadiens' recent struggles:
• 11 games in a row with fewer than 30 shots on goal
• 12 games without winning two straight in regulation
• Three or more goals against in six of the previous seven games.
The Canadiens had 35 shots on Tim Thomas.
They held the Panthers to one goal.
We'll have to wait until Wednesday night in Philadelphia to see if they can win consecutive games in regulation.
That might not happen if the Flyers get 16 shots in the third period, like Florida did.
In his postgame remarks, Michel Therrien compared Carey Price to a closer in baseball. But a 16-shot barrage, while protecting a one-goal lead, is like going to the bullpen with the bases loaded, no one out and Miguel Cabrera striding toward the batter's box.
A win is a win, and this one – the Canadiens' 25th of the season – nudged them past Tampa Bay into second place in the Atlantic Division and third in the Eastern Conference.
The David Desharnais line played well, as evidenced by all those shots for Pacioretty and all those close encounters between Brendan Gallagher and Tim Thomas.
Daniel Brière didn't score and had few third-period shifts. But he's looking as comfortable as he has all season with fellow veterans Plekanec and Gionta.
Travis Moen – heroic as the clock ticked down with Thomas on the bench for an extra attacker – had more ToI than Brandon Prust, Rene Bourque, Alex Galchenyuk and Brière.
And in less than 10 minutes of ice time, Michaël Bournival had two shots, two hits and blocked five shots.
It wasn't pretty, and the Canadiens will need more than 40 minutes to win in Philadelphia and not a second less than 60 when the Stanley Cup champions come to the Bell Centre on Saturday.
But the crowd went home happy … and that good feeling among Canadiens fans will last at least until Steve yzerman steps up to the microphone.


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