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CCM Foundation to Host Free Estate Planning Seminar
Event Covers Importance of Keeping Plans up to Date - Posted 10/18/13
John Beyel, Esq., a partner with McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter, LLP of Morristown and an expert in wills, trusts and estates, will host a seminar on the fundamentals of estate planning on Tuesday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at County College of Morris (CCM). The educational session, sponsored by the CCM Foundation, is intended to help individuals learn that estate planning involves more than just money and taxes.
Beyel will cover the importance of keeping an estate plan up to date with beneficiary information that is kept current to reflect marital status as well as the birth of children or grandchildren. He will also discuss probating a will and current and proposed changes to the tax code that may affect an estate.
"Attending this seminar may help attendees hold on to more of the assets they have spent a lifetime accumulating," said Beyel.
The event will be held in the Davidson Rooms of the Student Community Center at the college's Randolph campus, 214 Center Grove Road.
The event is free but reservations must be made in advance no later than November 5. For more information or to make reservations, call 973-328-5060 or email
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Turkey has lifted rules banning women from wearing headscarves in the country's state institutions - with the exception of the judiciary, military and police - ending a decades-old restriction.
The announcement was made by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan as part of a package of liberalising reforms aimed at bolstering democracy.
But critics of Mr Erdogan say the move is another attack on the secular rules by which Turkey has long been governed.
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Testing out my quadcopter for aerial surveys. I duct taped a Nokia 808 45 MP cell phone camera to the bottom of the copter to see if I could fly a survey of our new field plot at the National Arboretum. It was a bit too windy and the vibrations made the camera a bit blurry but it came out better than I expected for my first try.
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Thanks. I think it was 40 or 50 images. I just taped the phone to the bottom of the quadcopter. The native phone app has a 5-sec interval timelapse so I turned that on and tried to hover in a grid pattern. It was pretty windy so the quadcopter wasn't flying very smoothly and there was no vibration damping on my camera mount since there was no mount just tape. Considering how crappy the whole setup was I think the image turned out pretty well.
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Dinosaur Feathers? Horse Feathers? What is with bands these days insisting everything has feathers?
Digging: Depeche Mode - Spirit
I came here to make that feathers observation. Horse Feathers is way more acceptable than Dinosaur Feathers. It sounds like they used that band name generator website.
Album Rating: 3.0I remember there was this one dinosaur called an apocasomethingtryx or whatever that had feathers
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They were the professionals, the men who had been toughened by combat in the mine-laden fields of Europe, in Korea, in Greece, in Indochina. Now, in the twilight of a dying decade, they must return to the United States to forge a new type of American soldier - one to be tested on the beaches of Cuba and in a new war yet to come....
©2012 B. V. Larson (P)2012 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"[Griffin's] writing enriched by new, fully developed characters... renders an intricately layered, epic novel of international politics... " (Publishers Weekly)
Many explorations and adventures await!
"A Great Series!"
Can't wait for the other books in this series is put out by Audible, please hurry up :)
"Soap opera for men"
I have really enjoyed this series by W. E. B. Griffin. The character development is great and the narrator, Eric G Dove is very good. This entire series has been like a soap opera for men. I find myself getting attached to some characters and not liking others. There is plenty of military action but there is also some of the day to day stuff that happens in life. The descriptions of the day to day life in the military is very accurate and the details are spot on. The narrator gets most of his terminology right and keeps his characters in their unique style of voice throughout the series. If you're a military history buff or just looking for a good series to start give this one a try.
"Pleasant experience"
Glad that they are finally producing the BoW series and hopefully the publishers will finish out the series and TC also.
While his voice is pleasant and much less aggravating than Dick Hill, Dove has no idea (and obviously neither does the editor) about the military or the language. It is the simple things like misstating military time (one=thousand hours, not ten=hundred hours on a 24 hour military clock). But Dove does know it is a [M Nineteen-eleven A one] pistol not a [M one nine one one A one] pistol. Significant improvement over listening to Dick Hill in the other books. Enjoyable listen and recommend it to other W E B G fans.
Pick it up, its a worthy listen but you need to start with the Lieutenants.
"favorite series"
Awesome series, well written . If you have ever served in the army in combat arms you will relate and recognize the area.
"the story continues"
another chapter in a great story...can' t wait to start book 5.
The drive to work tomorrow ....
"Great series"
All the books from the lieutenants through the generals are really excellent. I've read them and I've listen to them all several times over a 20 year period.
"Great Stories!!!!"
I just wanted to comment on the narrator should have been told how to read military time for example it's not 2 thousand it 20 hundred and it's not O 800 it's zero 800 I know it's little things but bothered me a little. Over all a great story told very well.
"rehash of earlier books"
This book is mostly a retelling of the earlier books. Their is so little story told in this book that you find yourself skipping many sections. Shame, his previous books in this series were good.
"A great continuation of the Brotherhood of War."
The Colonels is the fourth book in W.E.B. Griffin's series Brotherhood of War. I have enjoyed all of the books in the series so far, including The Colonels.
It had been a few months since reading the preceding books and I liked how Griffin provided information about the characters in the previous books. This was perfect for refreshing my memory me of them, and will also be perfect for readers that can enjoy the story without having to read the previous books.
I especially liked the character, Craig Lowell. I also liked learning about the build up to the Vietnam War. I definitely plan on reading the next book in the series, The Berets, which is Book 5.
The reader, Eric G. Dove was excellent!
"Yep...another good one"
Fourth in the series, just as exciting as the previous three. Our heroes proceed along their careers, meshed in the history of the USA during the late 50s to early 60s. Is the Army that root bound? On to number five!


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Just got done cleaning out my gargage and nosted that I had a stock pile of approach/ decent shoes I don't use any more for one reason or another. Found a pair of aquasocks, lightweight, but I almost killed myself due to the non-sticky rubber soles. Then there's the teva sandal's, I use to clip into my harness for Red Rocks, but I almost tuck a toe off once from the lack of foot protection from such hazards as rocks and cactus. My track flats from high school worked OK until the sole separated from the shoe on a hot day in the Black Canyon.
Last year I started using Five Tens new shoe the Daescent. They are the best lightweight approach shoe I have ever owned. They have sticky rubber, lightweight, low profile on your harness or in a pack. They have hitch hiked on my harness on many adventures in the Black Canyon, Eldo, Moab, and I have never felt like throwing them off. The next time you are in the market for a super lightweight approach shoe consider Five Tens Daescent.
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That shoe is what Five Ten originally made their "Five-Tennie", the one with an "X", to be. All our modern approach shoes have their roots in the original Five Ten shoe. That shoe, like everyone elses, was put on steroids to make most of the shoes we have choices in now. They have gotten heavier, stiffer, and generally more usefull on trails, but they have lost what many of us wanted in an approach shoe: something that gets us their and back and is so minimal it doesn't create a problem when climbing with it.
The daescent does that. You barely notice you have them clipped onto your harness. I might add I used mine on the Desert Shield and they work well as aid shes. Being lightweight I doubt they will hold up as long as a heavier-duty shoe, like the Guide tennie, but they do work well in etriers.
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-lightweight (really dont get in your way like other approach shoes do when climbing that are more rigid)
-highly collapsable (climbing chimneys all over the valley, they squish instead of poke me in the back like other shoe that maintain their shape with plastic inserts)
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-very little padding, bad for descents with heavy haul bags or long approaches
-very lightweight material, I can't tell if they are going to bust on me, but after a hard season in the valley, they still look and work like new... so who knows.
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I've taken these up Zodiac and they held up, much to my surprise and delight! They made busting from aid to free very easy since they are so similar to a free shoe.
I take these shoes on big day trad climbs in the valley before any other shoe. I don't take them doing alpine though with 3+ mile approaches, it would totally destroy my knees.
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Fifty miles (80km) east of Miami, Grand Bahama is an idyllic island of white beaches and aquamarine seas beneath which the coral reefs teem with life. Most visitors stay in Freeport, a few miles inland, or at the seaside suburb of Lucaya on the south coast of the island. Here you can sail, play golf or simply relax by the pool at one of the many all-inclusive resorts. In town there are plenty of boutiques and bazaars to tempt shoppers, and evenings can be spent at one of the many restaurants, after which those travellers with cash left in their wallets can head to one of the island's casinos. There is also much to entice divers and snorkellers. Outside Freeport, between Sweeting's Cay and Pelican Point, are seven blue holes inviting exploration, and a little further west is Deadman's Reef, accessible from the powdery white beach at Paradise Cove. East of Freeport is the Lucayan National Park, home to the largest underwater cave system in the world. Walkers can enjoy the island's natural flora and fauna or hire a kayak and explore the mangrove creeks. Grand Bahama is one of the most popular stops for Caribbean cruise liners, so there is a constant coming and going of visitors to the island.


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AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP 2003-02-21 ASX-SIGNAL-G HOMEX - Melbourne +++++++++++++++++++++++++ ANZ SETTLES TAX DISPUTE WITH AUSTRALIAN TAXATION OFFICE ANZ today announced it had settled its outstanding tax dispute with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) relating to equity product transactions during the period 1996-2002. The settlement was reached on Friday evening and involves payment of A$262 million to the Australian Taxation Office which will be met from ANZ's existing tax provisions. The settlement will not impact ANZ's 2003 financial results. ANZ Chief Financial Officer, Mr Peter Marriott said: "Today's settlement puts a long-running taxation issue behind us. In view of the potential contingent liability this dispute represented, we are pleased to have settled the matter at an acceptable level and within our existing taxation provisions. "This tax dispute was the most material remaining issue from the 1990s. It related to former investment banking businesses we exited some time ago and ANZ no longer engages in these types of transactions. "We had hoped to be in a position to announce the settlement in our market update announcement earlier today however the deed was only finalised after close of business today," Mr Marriott said. The dispute between ANZ and the ATO has been previously disclosed and related to the taxation treatment of securities lending, equity swaps and other similar kinds of transactions dating back to the mid-1990s. For media enquiries, contact: Paul Edwards HEAD OF GROUP MEDIA RELATIONS Tel: 0409-655 550 Email: email@example.com For analyst enquiries, contact: Stephen Higgins SENIOR MANAGER INVESTOR RELATIONS Tel: 03-9273 4282 or 0417-379 170 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Thank you for sharing the photos. The reflection on the water through the trees is captivating. Enjoy the festival. Have a killer glass of red wine for me. Love - Frankie
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From my journal: As I look out between and above the trees, I see Snowmass Mtn. It's gigantic peak studded with a dark brown rocky ledge. Below, centuries of erosion have etched ravines into the side of the mountain. The gathering of rocky scree is colored battleship grey, descending down the slopes like a lava flow. Pockets of yet unmelted snow fields dot its appearance with brilliant white.
I sit in a nest of an ancient boulder hewn by the elements.The wind, rain, snow, ice, and the roots of its many neigbors has made for me a comfortable chair from which to take this all in. From my right, the alpine breeze whistles through the conifers carrying their fragrant and unique scent. The lake below is revealed from this ideal vantage point. Pure and clear, it glistens emerald-like, its hue altered ever so slightly toward blue where the sun hits the glittering ripples.
Quiet. Only the wind and trees speak. This is truly a mountain paradise.
Now in Vail for a little R&R. Will continue trek North tomorrow....unless something else interesting pops up. Now, need to get going to the Wine and Food Festival in Beaver Creek.


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Property Details
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
Kick your feet up and relax on the deck while enjoying a stunning lakefront view of Eastman Pond. Or pop the kayak in the clear water, just 20 yards from your back door.
It's a one minute walk to the South Cove Activities Center and Peppermint Patty's snack bar.
Enjoy all Eastman has to offer:
A championship golf course, awarded 3.5 stars by Golf Digest magazine, tennis, swimming, boating, a formal restaurant and casual grill, 37 miles of hiking and cross-country skiing trails, 3600 acres of
pristine woodlands and many organized activities for children and adults.
This two bedroom two bath condo with skylights and sleeping loft/office is well-maintained with contemporary decor. All modern conveniences. Wifi. Play Station. Kayak. 20 minutes to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Mount Sunapee.
About the Owner
About David Nugiel
I am a chemistry professor at a local community college in suburban Philadelphia. This property has been in the family for over 30 years and we have been bringing our kids to enjoy all Eastman has to offer their whole lives.
David Nugiel purchased this condo in 2003
Why David Nugiel chose Dartmouth Area
My in-laws are from Boston and owned the property from 1985 until my wife and I bought the place in 2003. Our kids grew up coming to Eastman their whole lives and we wanted to keep the property in the family as its such an amazing vacation destination. All three of our kids are avid outdoors people as a result of the time they spent here.
What makes this condo unique
The combination of lake and golf in the summer, fall foliage and nearby skiing in the winter makes this place an ideal 4-season escape.
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From the Owner
"My in-laws are from Boston and owned the property from 1985 until my wife and I bought the place in 2003. Our kids grew up coming to Eastman their whole lives and we wanted to keep the property in the family as its such an amazing vacation destination. All three of our kids are avid outdoors people as a result of the time they spent here."
Activity and Interests
We are within the community of Eastman, located off of Exit 13 of I-89.
Mt. Sunapee is located just one exit from Eastman and offers downhill
skiing, aerial sky rides, exquisite dining and even wedding precessions and banquets.
Eastman offers a long list of recreational activities such as:
canoeing and sailing
walking and jogging on trails of different grades and lengths
cross-country skiing
Of course, you could just sit and listen to the breeze shifting through the tree tops, or to the plaintive cries of the loons on one of the four lakes located on Eastman's 3500 acre community.
Rates & Availability
Rental rates
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Jun 1 2017 -
Sep 30 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
Additional information about rental rates
Linens | $85 |
Cleaning | $100 |
Property Damage Protection | $59 |
Tax Rate | 9.0% |
Significant discounts for summer monthly rentals!
Security deposit required w/reservation on all signed contracts and
collected by our property manager.
Note: Local real estate broker handles all contracts, transactions,
and issues related to the property.
Pets: per discretion of owner based on pet size, breed, etc. One
small sized pet may be OK; pet deposit may be required, to be
refunded if no pet cleaning is required or damage is sustained
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"The combination of lake and golf in the summer, fall foliage and nearby skiing in the winter makes this place an ideal 4-season escape."
Property Type
- condo
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Sports & Activities
- Clothes Dryer
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Living Room
- Parking
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Games
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- Toys
- Video Games
- Video Library
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- Beach View
- Lake View
- Mountain View
- Waterfront
- autumn foliage
- cinemas
- library
- playground
- recreation center
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- beachcombing
- outlet shopping
- paddle boating
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- golf privileges optional
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- sailing
- swimming
- tennis
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 1400 sq. ft.
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Deck / Patio
- Golf
- Kayak / Canoe ...
- Outdoor Grill ...
- Tennis
- Guests provide their own meals
- 2 Bedrooms and 2 baths with sleeping loft over looking a spacious family room. Family room with comfy leather furniture, wood burning stove, 32" TV, VCR/DVD combo, Playstation and movie library. Sliding door to deck over looks the lake. Dining area seats eight comfortably with sliding door to deck that over looks the lake. Deck has eating area, charcoal grill and plenty of lounge chairs to take in the beautiful vistas of Eastman Pond. Well equipped kitchen with electric stove, dishwasher, garbage disposal, toaster, microwave, an coffee maker. Individually controlled ceiling fans in the master bedroom, dining area and family room. Beach toys, lounge chairs, bikes, kayak and a hammock are available to make your summertime fun complete!


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The Tahoe Rim Trail is a 164.8-mile loop trail that encircles Lake Tahoe. The trail is open to hikers and equestrians, and mountain bikers in some sections. It is generally moderate in difficulty, with a 10 percent average grade and elevations ranging from 6,300 to 10,333'. The trail is marked with light-blue triangular Tahoe Rim Trail markers. There are eight trailheads around Lake Tahoe. Guided hikes are offered in the summer. Visit tahoerimtrail.org for maps, guided hikes and descriptions. tahoerimtrail.org
Marlette Lake Moderate | 9 miles RT | Dogs
Walk along the dirt path through the picnic area and follow signs to Marlette Lake. Mostly sun exposed. Great wildflowers in early summer. Start at Spooner Lake State Park.
Secret Harbor & Chimney Beach Easy | 3 miles RT | Dogs
Follow the trail to Chimney Beach trail and follow the trail to the end and over a group of boulders to reach the sandy beaches of Secret Harbor (the wooden steps off the trail lead to the nude beach at Secret Cove). Off Hwy. 28.
Skunk Harbor Moderate | 2.8 miles RT | Dogs
This interesting hike ends at a beautiful cove lined with boulders and a luxurious sandy beach on the edge of Lake Tahoe with some of the warmest waters around the lake. Visitors can look inside the historic party house owned by George and Caroline Newhall in the 1920s along beach. Heavy sun exposure in the afternoon. Follow the trail to the cove; junction on left after three-tenths of a mile leads to Slaughterhouse Canyon. Park north of gate; do not block gate off Hwy. 28.
Spooner Lake Easy | 1.8-mile loop | Dogs/Kids
Spooner Lake is a great, easy hike for any season with interpretive displays. At Spooner Lake State Park.
Picnic Rock Moderate | 3.6 miles RT | Dogs
This aptly named hike is the perfect way to combine a picnic lunch or dinner with a little exercise and a lot of fresh air. Just off the Tahoe Rim Trail, the expansive view from the top provides a panorama of both Lake Tahoe and the Martis Valley. A single track winds up, offering a gradual climb with no technical challenges, until reaching Picnic Rock, an old volcanic rock. Off Hwy. 267.
Stateline Lookout Easy | .5 miles RT | Dogs/Kids
This short hike offers superb views of Lake Tahoe. A short, self-guided nature trail explains the history of the North Shore. Hwy. 28 in Crystal Bay.
Lower & Upper Echo Lakes Easy | 2.4-4.8 miles RT | Dogs
Lower and Upper Echo Lakes is a little-known paradise perched atop Echo Summit, 5 miles west of Meyers on Hwy. 50. The trailhead begins at water's edge next to the dam. Once you reach Upper Echo Lake, 2.4 miles from the start, you'll see a kiosk at a dock for a taxi. You can take a taxi back or return the way you came, or continue into Desolation Wilderness. The ride is a relaxing 20-minute tour through the channels connecting the two lakes. Taxi schedule (530) 659-7207.
Cascade Lake Moderate | 1.4 miles RT | Dogs
This boulder-strewn hike takes hikers to the waterfall descending from Desolation Wilderness into Cascade Lake. The falls are raging in the spring and are often a trickle by late summer. Since the trail is exposed to the sun throughout the day, save this hike for the morning or early evening. This will be a workout for your knees. Near the end of the trail, walk up a large, flat boulder to the top of a hill where the trail can become confusing. Look for wooden posts marking the trail. Trailhead at Bayview Campground off Hwy. 89. Not recommended for small children or small dogs.
Eagle Rock Moderate | 1 mile RT | Kids
A quick hike to the top of a volcanic outcropping offers panoramic views of the area off Hwy. 89 south of Tahoe City.
Eagle Falls & Lake Easy-Moderate | .1-3 miles RT | Dogs/Kids
Great views of Lake Tahoe & Emerald Bay. Falls 5-minute walk from parking lot. Steady ascent to Eagle Lake not recommended for young children. West end of picnic area across from Emerald Bay, Hwy. 89.
Emerald Bay & Vikingsholm Castle Moderate | 2.5 miles+ RT | No dogs | Handicap accessible
Steep descent to Vikingsholm Castle. Can continue to Eagle & Emerald Points around the bay for easy hikes. Connects to Rubicon Trail (see below). Park on either side of rocky overlook in Emerald Bay on Hwy. 89. Call ahead for ADA access (530) 525-9529.
Granite Lake Moderate | 2.2 miles RT | Dogs
A small alpine lake situated on the cusp of Desolation Wilderness, the hike is a popular entrance for hikers and equestrians to the back country and a spectacular trek towering over the pristine waters of Emerald Bay. Steady ascent of 850' in less than 1 mile. Trailhead at Bayview Campground off Hwy. 89.
Page Meadows Easy-moderate | 4-6 miles RT | Dogs
The hike to Page Meadows is a local favorite because of its easy access and beautiful scenery through forests to an expanse of several meadows. You can start the hike to Page Meadows from 64 Acres off Hwy. 89 along the Tahoe Rim Trail for a longer hike or from Ward Creek Boulevard off Hwy. 89.
Rubicon Trail & Lighthouse Easy-Moderate | .5-9 miles | No dogs/Kids
Hike starts at Calawee Cove at D.L. Bliss State Park or Emerald Bay. Trail follows cliffs and coves along Lake Tahoe, nesting ospreys and eagles, short side trail to Rubicon Lighthouse, which is easy to access with small children. Although the lighthouse was only used from 1916 to 1919 to warn sailors of the dangerous rocks just below the water's surface, during its short use the lighthouse was considered the world's highest elevation maritime navigation light. The Rubicon Trail continues to Emerald Bay with spectacular views and secluded coves. Look for nesting eagles and ospreys.
Balancing rock Easy | .5 miles | Kids
A short, self-guided nature trail featuring Balancing Rock, an overlying rock of 130 tones balanced on a rock below.
Sugar Pine Point State Park Easy | 1.5 miles RT | Kids/Handicap accessible
If you're looking for a nice, relaxing hike, try the Edward F. Dolder Nature Trail skirting Lake Tahoe through the park's nature preserve. The paved trail loops through the forest past an array of wildflowers and through several sections of dense slash bleached nearly white from years of sun exposure. There are great spots to relax on the beach below the Ehrman Mansion. Other trails accessible throughout the park. TART
Five Lakes Strenuous | 5 miles RT | Dogs
Five Lakes is a great hike inside Granite Chief Wilderness, with the first 1 mile+ a steady ascent with great views of Alpine Meadows (be sure to stop and look back). Trailhead 1.8 miles up Alpine Meadows Road from Hwy. 89 across from Deer Park Drive. Look for a well-worn path leading to the trail (designated by a large brown kiosk). Dogs prohibited during fawning season for deer May 15-July 15.
Shirley Canyon & Shirley Lake Easy-Strenuous | .5-5 miles RT |Dogs/Kids
This trail is your best bet for seeing how those snowy slopes look in summertime. This lovely hike follows a creek as it passes by waterfalls and spectacular granite boulders along Shirley Creek. And, the first section that follows Shirley Creek is great for kids. As you climb, the trail may sometimes be hard to distinguish, so keep the creek on your right going up and on your left going down. Can continue a strenuous climb to High Camp and take the Aerial Tram to the valley (check schedule at squawalpine.com).
Squaw & Emigrant Peaks Moderate | 3.4-4.4 miles RT | Dogs/Kids
Ride the Aerial Tram to High Camp, elev. 8,200', and choose from a variety of trails (with maps available from Guest Services or squawalpine.com). Climb to the weathered buttresses atop Squaw Peak, visit the historic Watson Monument at Emigrant Peak or meander through the meadows covered with wildflowers, and enjoy the panoramic views afforded from Squaw's spacious upper mountain. Tram ticket required; check schedule. Hikes in the meadows good for small children; older kids to reach peaks.
Mount Rose Strenuous | 10 miles RT | Dogs
Mount Rose at 10,776', is one of the highest peaks near Lake Tahoe and offers spectacular views of the Lake, Reno and the Tahoe Basin. Follow a dirt road for 3 miles through a forest full of Lodgepole, mule ears and sagebrush. A meadow at the halfway point bears lupine, paintbrush and larkspur. The last 2 miles follow slippery switchbacks to the ridge line. Park at the trailhead off Hwy. 431 1 mile before (south of) the summit.
Glacier Meadow Loop Easy | .5 miles RT | Dogs/Kids
This is a short, self-guided nature loop offering a half-hour walk with informational signs along the way that explain how glacial action carved and polished the surface landscape. Take Interstate 80 West from Truckee to the Castle Peak/Boreal Ridge Road exit.
Martis Creek Wildlife Area Easy | 4 miles RT | Dogs/Kids
Loop through Martis Creek meadow for a level walk along the creek. Lots of dogs on this trail. Connects with Tompkins Memorial Trail. Off Hwy. 267. Look for Wildlife Viewing Area sign and turn right into the parking area. Dog waste must be picked up.
Pacific Crest Trail/Mount Judah Loop Moderate | 4.6 miles RT | Dogs
This 4.6-mile loop offers many excellent vista points on the way including awe-inspiring views from the summit of Mount Judah. There is a section of the loop that connects with the Pacific Crest Trail. Pack plenty of water. Take Soda Springs exit off Interstate 80 and follow Donner Pass Road for 3.7 miles and turn onto Mark Lake Road next to Sugar Bowl Academy. Follow signs for the PCT, and then Mount Judah.
Mileage is roundtrip, with levels based on family access.
All trails are heavily used on weekends.


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An HEI disaggreagated input-output table for Northern Ireland
Hermannsson, Kristinn and Lisenkova, Katerina and McGregor, Peter and Swales, John (2010) An HEI disaggreagated input-output table for Northern Ireland. Discussion paper. Strathclyde Discussion Papers in Economics.
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This paper describes how the education sector of an Input-Output table for Northern Ireland is disaggregated to identify a separate sector for each of the four Northern Irish Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). The process draws on accounting and survey data to accurately determine the incomes and expenditures of each institution. In particular we emphasise determining the HEIs incomes source of origin to inform their treatment, as endogenous or exogenous, in subsequent analyses. The HEI-disaggregated Input-Output table provides a useful descriptive snapshot of the Northern Irish economy and the role of HEIs within it for a particular year, 2006. The table can be used to derive multipliers and conduct various impact studies of each institution or the sector as a whole. The table is furthermore useful to calibrate other multisectoral, HEI-disaggregated models of regional economies, including Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) and computable general equilibrium (CGE) models.
Item type: | Monograph (Discussion paper) |
ID code: | 39713 |
Keywords: | Higher Education Institutions, input-output, Northern Ireland, impact study, devolution, Economic Theory |
Subjects: | Social Sciences > Economic Theory |
Department: | Strathclyde Business School > Economics |
Depositing user: | Pure Administrator |
Date Deposited: | 15 May 2012 15:43 |
Last modified: | 05 Feb 2017 01:14 |
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URI: | http://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/id/eprint/39713 |
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Fat chance. Saatchi is in the vanguard of a trend, much in evidence at this year's Open, away from conceptual constructions and back to painting (installations are in any case not accepted at the Open). He has been bulk-buying the kitschy, photo-precise, slightly distorted oils of Nicky Hoberman, who has on show My Precious, showing five little girls aged about five to seven with nine puppies. He telephoned her when she was convalescing in bed, broke and miserable after an appendix operation. He managed to convince her that he was the real Mr Saatchi only by turning up in person and buying 11 canvases.
Since then, Hoberman, now represented by Cork Street's Entwistle Gallery, has shown in Chicago and Sydney and had a sell-out in Boston in January. Some viewers remarked that her work had paedophile appeal. "Just a sign of the times," sighs Hoberman, a 30-year-old graduate of Chelsea College of Art and Design.
If her work does have perv-appeal (after all, Jake Chapman, co-creator of penis-nosed children, told her: "You'll go to prison before we do"), then it bucks a trend that Julian Opie, one of the Open's three selectors and renowned Turner nomination refusenik, has noted: a reaction against sex-and-violence. Of the 900 submissions (of which 100 were selected), only one, a video, used sex to shock. The selectors simply didn't like it. Hoberman's huge canvases (My Precious is 7ft high and 9ft wide; her prices vary from pounds 2,200 for the smallest to pounds 12,000 for the biggest) also defy the trend towards smaller pictures.
There's plenty of humour about. Not clever-clog art-historical irony, but simple funnies. Any work that made all three selectors laugh out loud, Opie reports, got in. Such as Matthew Bradshaw's meticulously salvaged contents of a can of Pedigree Chum dog food - at pounds 200 the Open's most unsellable artwork. Opie, poring over aspirants' photographic slides with the other selectors, remarked when he clapped eyes on it: "You can't possibly have that in the Whitechapel!" So it was selected. Well, look at it. Shiny-bright, with precisely preserved can imprints like ceramic throwing rings. Beautiful.
Worries about pong evaporated when Bradshaw assured the selectors that the smell lasts only 10 minutes after a can is opened, and promised to store 59 replacement cans in the Whitechapel Gallery's fridge - after a day, the moisture in the jelly sinks to the bottom, the top shrivels, and the whole chunk turns black. He will open a new can daily by the technique he discovered after sawing and hacking fruitlessly through 40 cans of various brands: pierce one end to remove vacuum then slice off the other using one of those can openers that cuts below the rim. Then, easy does it.
Bradshaw calls the work Unheimlich (uncanny). He did not want the pun to be too in-your-face. He speaks no German (but does, of course, have a working knowledge of Freud's theory of the uncanny and Hal Foster's critique of Surrealism). He is aged 25, unemployed, the son of a retired bus driver and a graduate of Surrey Institute of Art and Design. He did not disclose his college on the entry form, fearing that the selectors might prefer well-connected Goldsmiths or RCA graduates. But the Open is not like that. As Opie puts it: "We don't worry who the artist is, what they've done, or what they're going to do next."
But for the buying public, the advice is: know your artist. Bradshaw, for example, has never been exhibited before - "I designated dog food as art, they designated me as an artist" - but has plenty up his sleeve besides Pedigree Chum. How many other exhibitors have a successful career in art ahead of them?
At the Open, you can talk to artists, drink their wine - whose quality tends to be uncannily proportional to the quality of their art - and invite them to dinner, to be unobtrusively interviewed. In fact, you may never get to the bottom of an artist's work just by looking at it. Without chatting to 29-year-old Lucy Wood, would you guess that the zinc-plated tubular steel of her Fatal Entrapment, a skeletal, 2m-long death-trap of a car, is actually a playground climbing frame condemned as unsafe. Models like hers, rather than sculptures, are typical of this year's Open. Fatal Entrapment is pounds 3,000.
Or ask Jennie Boulter, a 31-year-old Camberwell School of Art graduate, why she creates images of pillared four-poster beds in exotic surroundings with Giottoesque trees. It turns out she is a trained physiotherapist who spent four months lying on her tummy in bed with a slipped disc after carelessly allowing a patient to fall on her. During that time, she tapped away at a computer, learning umpteen graphics programs. Her dream-like fantasy, Bed With Early Italian Tree (pounds 130, edition of 60) is a computerised colour ink-jet print on canvas. The bed's coverlet, by the way, replicates the rug on Freud's analytical couch.
Yes, psychology is in, as is high-tech computer-enhanced photography (and photo-realism in general). What Opie describes as "clean and tough- looking" images are clearly the coming thing. Computer-enhanced Cibachrome or ink-jet pictures bled off on to stainless steel or aluminium mounts are particularly trendy. The no-nonsense Nineties look, perhaps? There is certainly not much grungey art - tacky collages of found objects, autobiographical scribblings. Tracey Emin might find herself the sole exponent of that genre.
Nigel Ellis's National Trust (Cones), one of a series of ink-jet prints mounted on aluminium, features photographs of plaster-cast cones - cleaned up by computer - shot against posters of National Trust landscape. They are cool, icy-looking, and appear by optical illusion to be about 18ft high. Price pounds 890 in editions of five. Ellis, 36, is holding his breath before embarking on a pair of 10ft high wedge-shaped steel sculptures for Goodwood Sculpture Park with the meditative title, Mindfulness of Breathing.
Kate Belton, 25, an RCA graduate, has mounted on aluminium a Cibachrome photograph of a scale model of her studio that looks both precise and painterly. Price: pounds 2,400.
The tiniest sculpture is Correction by Matthew Thompson (31, RCA), a 7cm high, actual-size Tipp-Ex correction fluid bottle, in marble, carved and turned by hand. Not his hand, though. He found a man to do it. The three first attempts broke at the neck and cost him pounds 400. Now the craftsman wants nothing more to do with arty Tipp-Ex and Thompson has been on the phone to Carrara in Italy, seeking someone who will make him a Quink ink bottle out of black marble. The Tipp-Ex bottle is priced pounds 1,000.
Balloon sculpture, rather more traditional fare, is in an exhibition of 31 artists' work at Canary Wharf, this year's addition to the Open, selected by Canary Wharf Arts and Events, those people who gave the business and commercial centre the playful and inscrutable text panels of veteran conceptualist Lawrence Weiner, and Mark Wallinger's mad carousel of model railway trains.
The balloons? Surely not poodles. But yes, Frankie Sinclair (30, Central Saint Martin's) has glued together 300 of them, a deliciously kitschy 8ft high conglomeration, one of three balloon sculptures. She had hoped her doggies would be allowed to gently mock the pristine marble corporate precinct of Canary Wharf, but eyebrows were raised and they were re-sited in the shopping area. Few people have been cruel enough to pop her balloons. A subtler means of extermination, by anyone who really cannot abide them, would be to turn up the heating - the low-temperature glue melts above 25C.
Video art is not prominent. But among the six monitors (three at the Whitechapel, three at the Tannery), you can find Susan Morris's 80-minute loop, Fiction. A couple on a wall are filmed from afar, talking and gesticulating, by four different cameras, front, back and sides. The video replays the same 15 seconds of action as seen from each camera before moving on. It's a mesmeric experience of real time and the truth of the moment. Psychology courtesy of Adam Phillips's On Kissing, Tickling and Being Bored. Morris (36, Goldsmiths '91) has made a dozen videos. If you buy this one, pounds 450, edition of three, it will be the first she has sold.
You can visit established names in their studios, such as the "Sensation" artist Simon Callery (4 April) and the grandfather of East End art, Albert Irvin, now 75 (19 April). He is mercifully beyond trends, still painting massive, expressionist abstracts. It was Irvin who, with Bridget Riley and Peter Sedgley, set up Air and Space in 1968 at St Katherine's Dock, now the site of the Tower Hotel, and began helping artists to find cheap studio space in disused warehouses. Since then, the developers have moved in. But Space (the ponderous acronym of Space Provision, Artistic, Cultural and Ethical) is still going strong. It has acquired 15 sites, accommodating 350 artists and intends to celebrate its 30th anniversary with vigour.
Irvin blames Mrs Thatcher for the shortage of jobs in art education, the bread and butter of the struggling artist. "It's good that there's such ambition among today's young artists," he says, "but God knows how some of them are going to make a living. They'll not all be able to open restaurants in Greek Street"
For dates of the Whitechapel Open's gallery and studio openings and lectures, send an A4 size SAE and cheque or postal order for pounds 1 to the Whitechapel Gallery, Whitechapel High Street, London E1 7QX. Recorded information: 0171-522 7878. Other enquiries: 0171-522 7888
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Judge Michael Kelbley set an Oct. 14 trial date for Shey Weiker, 31, who is charged with aggravated arson, aggravated murder, murder, and attempted murder stemming from a May 26 fire at a Poplar Street home that killed Danny Marker, Jr., 48, and Tara Vance, 44, and injured Dana Weatherall, 49.
In addition to Ms. Weiker, Charles Schaeffer, 44, and Timothy Hall, 20, both of Fostoria, also are charged in connection with the fatal blaze. Mr. Schaeffer was indicted on complicity charges, while Mr. Hall was indicted for tampering with evidence and obstructing justice.


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We suppose this isn't a total surprise. It was only back in May when the usually chatty James Cameron made it clear that he was only focusing on "Avatar" movies going forward, teasing at the possibility of a fourth entry in his new money-making, technology-busting franchise. "I'm in the 'Avatar' business. Period. That's it. I'm making 'Avatar 2,' 'Avatar 3,' maybe 'Avatar 4,' " he said. And if this latest report is to be believed, not only is a fourth movie coming, he's also just gonna make all three of the "Avatar" sequels at once.
Over at Showbiz 411, Roger Friedman caught up with Sigourney Weaver at the NYC premiere of the new USA Network show "Political Animals" and asked the actress what she was up to next. And apparently her calendar looks something like this: "she goes right into a new Christopher Durang play for a short run at Lincoln Center. Then she films 'Avatar' 2, 3, and 4 with James Cameron. That's right: they're making three sequels to the blue 3D phenom all at the same time." Of course, Weaver couldn't say anything more about her role or how extensive this three-movie shoot would be, only to say, "I just show up."
So, three back-to-back-to-back movies shot by James Cameron? Yeah, we suppose we could see that. These are going to be expensive productions to mount, and we'd wager Fox will want to save every penny they can, and shooting them concurrently makes a bit more sense than building up/breaking down each film as they come along. And given how heavy the CGI will likely be, Cameron can probably have his cast come in as he needs them — not unlike Robert Rodriguez and "Sin City" — to shoot against green screen, coordinating schedules as he needs to.
Of course, this could all be off base, and who knows how this will play out or even when the films will arrive — guess we'll see in the days/weeks/months/years to come. The tentative "Avatar 2" release date for 2014 is already looking unlikely. So while we wait for Cameron and co. to figure this all out, we'll be at the Avastar nightclub (via io9).


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Republic of TIE w-a-a-n Taiwan | |||||
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Capital | Taipei | ||||
Largest city | Taipei | ||||
Official language(s) | Hakka | ||||
Government | Don't even ask! | ||||
President | Marky Mark Ma Ying-Jeou | ||||
National hero(es) | Bill "Micro" Gates, Michael "Kid" Jackson, Sun Yat-sen | ||||
Currency | pretty red and blue pieces of paper | ||||
Religion | All the same looneys as everywhere else but in different percentages |
Taiwan (Chinese: TIE-w-a-a-n) is an island of 23 million people and 25 million 7-Elevens. It is roughly the same size as Holland and, just like Amsterdam, it's crawling with hookers, if you know where to find them. Other inhabitants include cheeky kids and goofy teenagers. Cheeky kids will spend hours scouring the streets for a Caucasian so that they can say, "Hello". When the foreigner responds with the same greeting the cheeky kid says,"Fuck you!" to the white guy. In contrast the goofy teenagers will just say, "Hello!" to the foreigner and then laugh at their own sophisticated wit until they wet themselves.
edit Geography
It's in Asia. It's an island. There are mountains and lakes and stuff. What else do you want to know?
edit Political Parties
Taiwan has 5000 major parties in its government. Each one is strange in its own special way, but all of them get funding from The-Europeans-living-in-Antarctica-working-in-Fashion jobs-named-Stein Association.
The parties are as follows:
- KMT (Keep Money out of Taiwan) Party: This is by far the smallest of the parties that exist on the island. It advocates the reannexation of China with Taiwan taking over as the leaders of China. This was the leading party until most of the members fled abroad with cash stuffed suitcases.
- DPP (Don't do Political Party): This is the largest party in Taiwan. It's party members advocate Taiwan becoming the 13st province of the Netherlands. This is the current political party that rules Taiwan. It won over the KMT by 3001 votes.
- New Party: This is the joke party in Taiwan: Any party that calls itself the NEW party must be consist of the world's largest group of zombies. This basically defines the party. They advocate Taiwan becoming an dependent colony so it can make its own passports rather than smuggling them from China and erasing the "Taiwan" with black marker pens.
edit Taipei 101
The capital Taipei (臺北) is famous for Taipei 101 (臺北101), which in fact is not a skyscraper but a giant sex toy with a single large, artificial testicle called a Damper Baby. It is intended to provide gratification to the great sky goddess and to impregnate her in the hope that she will, in turn cause a smoother ride for the residents of Taiwan when a so called earthquake occurs. She would then curb the need to drown many of the people of Taiwan that the locals like to call Typhoons. Since none of the people in Taiwan can swim, these are the most deadly events to happen in Taiwan. Once impregnated by Taipei 101 the sky goddess will hopefully leave the Taiwanese people alone to tend to her child's needs for another eighteen years and nine months.
edit Language
The official language is Hakka. Engrish and Chingrish are widely spoken, in spite of some English teachers best attempts to eradicate them. Money sure talks, especially in seedy karaoke bars.
edit Military
Taiwan is protected by two layers of defense: the first line of defense consists of drivers whose viciousness is such that they often knock you over before you know. Also integral to Taiwan's defense are professors who often engage each other in feet to feet combat utilizing techniques such as the ever popular "kicking bird style" which involves kicking before a TV camera and spitting at pitches low enough to shatter steel and the eardrums of anyone faraway.
Many Taiwanese are also trained in the karaoke style of combat, which involves emanating noises terrible enough to repel any enemy.
Another notable weapon of choice for Taiwan is the technologically advanced food trucks. These trucks patrol the streets from dusk until dawn and have the capability of keeping the air in Taiwan polluted.
Taiwan has had several major clashes with China over the past 4000 years. Although every one of them was very serious, there were three recorded "approaches" by China in an attempt to win it back which are worth mentioning. They are as follows:
1949: The Perfect Two Year War: This war, as the name implies, lasted for two years. Chinese troops began the invasion at 9'clock in the night, but by dawn, the troops decided to swim back. The next year they vowed that they would bring a real army to the shore.
1953: The One Day Stroke: With a built up navy (1 smuggling boat and a pedal), China decided to launch a D-Day type attack on Taiwan this day. They launched the attack on Dec. 45th and the operation was aborted when a day later on Dec. 50th the China navy reached the coasts of Canada.
2009: The Betel Nut War: One horny Chinese guy with a wad of money mistook Taiwan for Thailand and unsuccessfully tried to get laid. Failing this and almost winding up in prison, he chewed more betel nuts than any human in history in an effort to see pretty girls in skimpy outfits. Diplomatic efforts failed miserably and the Chinese are introduced to permanently stained, red teeth.
edit International relations
Taiwan doesn't really have any, thanks to China. The only places that acknowledge Taiwan exists are a few Third World countries whose loyalty is bought with cash.
edit Culture
Opponents of Capital Punishment, and people who watch Korean dramas, learn to speak Korean and/or use Korean products are bullying most of the hard-working, upright and righteous Taiwanese folks. Just ask them.
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Euroasia | Armenia - Azerbaijan - Cyprus - Georgia - Japan-France - Russia - Turkey (the country, not the bird) - Lebanon |
East Asia | People's Republic of China - Hong Kong - Japan - Kansai Republic - Korea (north) (south) (pick 'em) - Macau - Mongolia - Taiwan (Republic of Taiwan) - Tibet |
Western Asia | Arabia - Bahrain - Iran - Iraq - Israel - Jordan - Kuwait - Oman - Palestine - Qatar - Saudi Arabia - Syria - United Arab Emirates - Wherethefuckistan - Yemen |
Central Asia | Kazakhstan - Kyrgyzstan - Turkmenistan - Uzbekistan - other-stan |
South Asia | Afghanistan - Bangladesh - Bhutan - India - Maldives - Nepal - Pakistan - Sri Lanka |
Southeast Asia | Cambodia - East Timor - Indonesia - Laos - Burma - Malaysia - Philippines - Singapore - Thailand - West Timor - Vietnam |


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US Predators struck today in Pakistan's Taliban-controlled tribal agency of South Waziristan, killing three "militants."
The unmanned, CIA-operated Predators or Reapers fired a pair of missiles at a vehicle parked in a compound in the village of Baghar in the Angor Adda area of South Waziristan, according to AFP. Three "militants" were reported to have been killed in the attack.
The exact target of the strike is unknown. No senior Taliban or al Qaeda operatives were reported killed in today's strike.
Today's strike takes place as the US and Pakistan are waging a war of words over the latter's support of the Haqqani Network, the al Qaeda-linked Taliban subgroup that is based in Miramshah in North Waziristan. Several US officials, including Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and outgoing Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael Mullen, have accused Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, or ISI, of directly supporting Haqqani Network attacks inside Afghanistan. Most recently, the US said that the ISI aided the Haqqani Network in attacking the US Embassy and ISAF headquarters in Kabul.
"Good Taliban" leader Mullah Nazir also an al Qaeda leader
Today's attack occurred in an area of South Waziristan controlled by Mullah Nazir, the leader of the Taliban in the Waziri tribal areas.
Mullah Nazir has openly supported Taliban emir Mullah Omar and al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, and wages jihad in Afghanistan. In an interview with the Asia Times, Nazir rejected claims that he opposed al Qaeda, and affirmed that he considered himself to be a member of the global terror organization.
"Al Qaeda and the Taliban are one and the same," Nazir said. "At an operational level we might have different strategies, but at the policy level we are one and the same…. This is wrong that I am anti-al Qaeda. I am part of al Qaeda."
Pakistan's military and intelligence services consider Nazir and his followers "good Taliban" as they do not openly seek the overthrow of the Pakistani state.
In the summer of 2009, the military signed a peace agreement with Nazir stipulating that he would not shelter al Qaeda or members of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, which were based in the Mehsud tribal areas of South Waziristan. The Pakistani government launched a military operation against the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan in October 2009, but left Nazir's areas untouched. Nazir has continued to allow the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, al Qaeda, and other terror groups safe haven in his tribal areas.
Significantly, more senior al Qaeda leaders have been killed in Nazir's tribal areas during the US air campaign than in those of any other Taliban leader in Pakistan. Nazir also shelters the Mehsuds from the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, in violation of the peace agreement with the Pakistani government.
In the past, the US has killed several senior al Qaeda leaders in Nazir's territories. One of the most senior al Qaeda leaders killed was Midhat Mursi al Sayyid Umar, better known as Abu Khabab al Masri. On July 28, 2008, Abu Khabab was killed in a Predator strike along with four members of his staff.
Two other top al Qaeda leaders killed while in Nazir's care were Osama al Kini (Fahid Mohammed Ally Msalam), al Qaeda's operations chief in Pakistan; and Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan, one of al Kini's senior aides. Both men were wanted by the US for their involvement in the 1998 suicide attacks on the US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
The US believes it killed Abu Zaid al Iraqi during a Feb. 20, 2010 airstrike in Azam Warzak. Abu Zaid is said to be al Qaeda's top financier in Pakistan.
In another strike in Nazir's territory, US Predators also killed Abu Hazwa Jawfi, who is said to have led Jundallah, a Pakistani terror group that is based in Karachi and maintains close ties with al Qaeda.
And Ilyas Kashmiri, the leader of al Qaeda's Lashkar-al-Zil, or Shadow Army, is reported to have been killed in a June 3 Predator strike in Nazir's tribal areas. Kashmiri's death has not been confirmed, however.
The Predator strikes, by the numbers
Today's strike is the fourth in Pakistan's tribal areas this month, and the third since Sept. 23. In the last two strikes, which took place in North Waziristan on Sept. 23 and South Waziristan on Sept. 27, no senior al Qaeda or Taliban leaders were reported killed. The previous strike, on Sept. 11, killed killed Abu Hafs al Shahri, whom US intelligence officials have described as al Qaeda's operations chief for Pakistan.
The pace of the US strikes has been uneven over the past year, and the monthly strike totals have generally decreased. From January through August 2011, the strikes in Pakistan were as follows: nine strikes in January, three strikes in February, seven in March, two in April, seven in May, 12 in June, three in July, and six in August. In the last four months of 2010, the US averaged almost 16 strikes per month (21 in September, 16 in October, 14 in November, and 12 in December).
So far this year, the US has carried out 53 strikes in Pakistan. In 2010, the US carried out 117 strikes, which more than doubled the number of strikes that had occurred in 2009; by late August 2010, the US had exceeded 2009's strike total of 53 with a strike in Kurram. In 2008, the US carried out a total of 36 strikes inside Pakistan. [For up-to-date charts on the US air campaign in Pakistan, see LWJ Special Report, Charting the data for US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 – 2011.]
In 2010 the strikes were concentrated almost exclusively in North Waziristan, where the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban, the Haqqani Network, al Qaeda, and a host of Pakistani and Central and South Asian terror groups are based. All but 13 of the 117 strikes took place North Waziristan. Of the 13 strikes occurring outside of North Waziristan in 2010, seven were executed in South Waziristan, five were in Khyber, and one was in Kurram.
This year, that pattern has changed, as an increasing number of strikes are taking place in South Waziristan. So far in 2011, 33 of the 53 strikes have taken place in North Waziristan, 19 strikes have occurred in South Waziristan, and one took place in Kurram.
The US campaign in northwestern Pakistan has targeted top al Qaeda leaders, al Qaeda's external operations network, and Taliban leaders and fighters who threaten both the Afghan and Pakistani states as well as support al Qaeda's external operations. The campaign has been largely successful in focusing on terrorist targets and avoiding civilian casualties, as recently affirmed by the Pakistani military.
For a list of al Qaeda and Taliban leaders killed in the US air campaign in Pakistan, see LWJ Special Report, Senior al Qaeda and Taliban leaders killed in US airstrikes in Pakistan, 2004 – 2011.


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i can do it with your own dad .. mine isn't hot at all :S
i can do it with your own dad .. mine isn't hot at all :S
I have never masturbated with my dad, I have masturbated with my brother
Your so lucky to jack off with your dad! I live with my dad and this is something that I have always wanted to do was just sit around and watch porn and jack off with my own dad! That is so hot! How old are you and your dad? When did you start? Does anyone else know? Do you two live together alone? Its just me and my dad here, I am 30 and hes 56. Damn fathers and son jacking off and more is so hot!
That's is kinda cool dude . I wish I could do this with my dad and countryfan I totally agree with you dude.
I jacked off thinking about my dad but never did it with him
I sometimes wish I had a really hot dad so I could do naughty things with him. It's just a wank fantasy for now.
you are at the top of my lungs ♥
me my dad and my brother do it sometimes if one of us brings over a porn movie. its pretty fun
I can relate to this. When I was 18 my dad was in his mid 40s. He was devastatingly hot. I used to dream about making out with him and in the shower I would masturbate while slipping my finger up my ass and wishing it was dad's cock. Masturbating my dad's penis? Hell yes. But it would have been impossible not to kiss it and take it in my mouth. It would have been impossible not to slip it deep inside me.
No I did not.
Nor have I ever wanted to masturbate with either or both of my sons.
No thanks.
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umm...not for me all all ...other guys dads yeah maybe ..but my own..would be weird..think... I would no more be aroused lol....
Ive been walking around more in front of my dad just wearing my jockstrap. Its hot. Turns me on. He never says anything but hoping for the day me and my dad can jack off together! Hot! Love it! I think fathers and sons should have that kind of bonding or at least I think so. Just sit next to each other naked with hard cocks and jack off and watch porn!
I've never wanted to jack off with my Dad-- just way too weird...
Friends, oh yes...
You're just saying that because you want to jerk off with your father. I honestly don't think its healthy for a dad and son to jerk off or have sex together, but I sure want to. Just purely because he is good looking and its a man I know I can't ever have haha.
He has never caught me jerking off, unless I wanted him to, which I wouldn't be jerking then, I would be pretending that I am asleep lol. But I think I caught him in the act, well stopped him from doing it. I was watching some softcore porn movie, and was jerking off, heard my dad open his bedroom door then went into the bathroom and I knew he was up for the day so I rewinded to a hot scene, got myself hard then pretended I was asleep. He walked into the living room where I was, saw what I was watching and don't know if he saw my dick (pretty sure he did because I was hard), but chuckled a little then asked if I wanted the movie turned off, I still pretended I was asleep, so he turned the movie off and went into his room again. After he closed the door I got up and went to his door and stuck my ear on it to hear him, and I heard some moaning I believe. About 5 minutes into it, I decide im just going to burst in his room, which he left unlocked and that was unusual for him. But I couldn't pull myself to just burst in. So I knocked and asked if I could come in, he said hold on a minute then said come on in. He was laying in his bed with a t-shirt and a pair of sweats on, his legs were crossed and he had a HUGE grin/smile on his face. So I think I caught him in the act. Wish i had just rushed in to check him out jerking off in person, but oh well I saw his homemade jerk off video which I lost damnit!
Whether it is healthy or not, depends on the kind of society you live in. When society deems it unhealthy, it is. When society deems it healthy, it is healthy. When people define situations as real, they are real in their consequences, is an old sociology law.
It is best to let everyone decide whether he considers it healthy or not.
I wish my dad would initiate group jack fests, would be the hottest thing ever
Sorry if it's a bit out of the scope, just didn't find the dad-son thread.
There's a guy on Xtube who just takes videos spying on his dad when he's pissing:
It seems real.
My dad taught me how to masturbate starting when I was young. Taught me how to edge, too.
I've did it once when we were totally drunk after a family get together. I was switching through channels and decided to watch some random porno and he didn't mind. It was really dark anyways, and when I woke up the next morning I was like WTF lol.
But other than that I would not want to do it willingly. It's just awkward, talking about it and doing it are two different things.
as a teen, my fantasy was to sit on my dad's lap while he milked my cock
My dad left when I was very young. I can barely remember him. I didn't jack off with my brothers, but I would have--if asked. My cousins, that is a different story, from age 7 I gave some of them head, and by age 10 they were fucking me.
There is a hot scene in Joe Gages new film Chainsaw. The father catches his two sons jacking off together to porn. He walks in and just stares while they slowly continue to jack off, then he joins them.
with my dad? just no fucking way..
i have two sons and have never done it with either, and my dad died some time ago and never wanted to do that with him
my dad and I began mastubating together when I was 11 and he was 40. My dad was hot and it was really exciting doing this. We continued through my teen years until my career caused us to not be in the same town. We did, have a few special father son moments though on holidays in private. When I was young, and just starting to think about sex and do it, and masturbate. I learned alot from my dad, that still I do to enhance mine or my partners pleasure. I still would play around with my dad if I could. He passed away 15 years ago. Those of you who still do this with your dad are lucky.
so how exactly does one get into this type of arrangement with their dad? I have a sense most of these stories are BS.
for me, would never want to even see my dad's dick, not into that, no way
this is one of the most creepiest threads ive ever seen! i mean seriously, jacking off with your dad voluntarily, having fantasies about doing that and more, thats kinda sick. ive seen my stepdad naked as a kid but never wanted to do anything with him. someone elses dad, definitely. but not my own. creepy!
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I never did it with my own dad, and I wouldnt want to. I was raised in a very "straight" family and these things were out of question. But When I was a young teenboy, around 12-13, I had a friend who lived with his father only and they were doing it together all the time. His dad was very young and I guess he became more like his best buddy than his own son. The first time I went to his place I was a bit scared because his dad was always half naked and my friend too, but after a while I started to like it. I remember watching a few porns with them and jacking off. He never touched us though. I guess he was not attracted to guys, which is a bit sad because he was very hot... My friend is now married with 2 children, I wonder if he still do it with his dad ?
I haven't jerked off with my dad... but me and my brother used to fool around! Miss those days!
I've definitely fantasized about it. Sometimes the idea sickens me but other times it's fucking hot to think about. My dad is very good looking with an athletic build and a big dick. Well I never actually saw it but he always has a good lump in his pants.
So some of my fantasies are: 1.) Having my dad fuck me. Shit that would be fucking amazing. 2.) Blowing him and swallowing his load.
Okay it's never going to happen. But it's my fantasy.
have always wanted to, but dad is too damn straight....so it wont happen
My dads a good looking guy, but I have never fantasized or wanted to have anything sexual with him.
I think this thread should be changed to your FRIENDS FATHER. That I wouldn't mind one bit.
I still jack off all the time thinking of doing stuff with my dad. I think it would be hot just to sit around with your own dad and jack your cocks off together watch porn, moan, talk dirty, etc. Hot shit. I live with my dad still and I love to wear his tighty whities and jack off knowing that my dads cock and balls have been in the same area. I seen his dick awhile back and damn hot had to go jack on his bed. He was taking a shower while I was. But yea fathers and sons masturbating together is hot shit!
i think dads and sons bonding in this way is normal and much more effective than the nervous sex talk dads have to give eventhough they still need to have that talk
i think it shows sons that having sexual urges and pleasuring urself is not a bad thing so much so that we can be open an honest about it and do it together
most ppul just have their minds in the gutter with this subject
i personally have not had my father in my life soo ..
Lewis1, not every kid gets the sex talk from their parents. I know I sure didn't. I learned about it from Health class, but mostly learning it on my own through porn or through friends. Maybe it might be because I wasn't all that close with my father, he was a dick when I was growing up, but now I thank him for it and we are closer. Also its not that hard to find out what to do with your dick, only one thing you can do and thats jerk it off lol. Of course other things but ill leave that to your imagination.
Also Sapien, ever think why he adopted a child? He might be gay . Or other things come into account but I dont feel like writing it all down lol.
uhm - no, never did and would never want to.
Another thing about my dad is that he has a stack of box with alot of old dirty magazines from the late 70s to early 80s of Playboy, and of one of High Society and Chic and even an old Playgirl that I have been surprised he has kept and never threw away. I have never asked him about it but I took out of his room and I have had it for quite some time and hes never said anything. The men in their make me think of my dad and wish my dad was in one of the magazine so I could jack off to him. Fuck!
well its obvious that your father knows you are gay, bi now .
I never did it with him but I saw him once...
I always knew when he was jacking off because he would come home from work around 4 everyday, and the days when he said he was "taking a nap" he was actually going to jack off. I would listen every single time and jack off to the moans he was making.
Well in between my parents bathroom and the living room (it was a one story house) there was a two way vent that pushed/pulled hot air from the fireplace back into their room. Everytime he was in the bathroom you would see a light through the vent and one time he was in there a while so I stood on the stereo speaker and peeped through and there was my naked dad jacking his cock so fast, moaning, shaking, eyes shut and really red/sweaty....i thought I was gonna fall on the floor. I jacked off to that image many times. I also used to go in his room everytime he'd finish and get his hot, wet cum rag from under his bed and eat the load.
I know there are a lot of BS stories on here, but this is actually true, believe me or not.
I was 19 and was lying in Bed and Jacking off under the cover, watching gay pics from Daddys in Suits...
Then after a few hours it was 1 am i was Jacking off and fall as sleep at same time, several times... so my Dad came In my Room and i was so tired but Jacking off not realized that my Dad is in my Room.
I think i depents 5 minutes or more, till he says that i must turn off my Pc, and go to sleep, i was Scared, and shut my Pc off. He was going back to the Bed.
But never thought about to Jacking with my Dad, anyway i am now 25 and Married with a Man, he is 50. This says all ;-)
I am 62. I wish that my son (now 27) and would jerk off with each other. If you are ever in the Las Vegas area and want to j/o with an older guy, let me know. .
I masturbated with my dad once when he was drunk. He is very hot and he always turned me on. So I was very willing to jerk-off with him. But he didn't even remember us mastrubating together next day.
Well, last summer I was at the pool, and there was this hunk early 40's dad with his two little kids. he had a well shaped body, with a begining of grey hair at the sides, and a cute face. He wore a black bikini bathing suit, and was laying on a Inflatable sea mattress. he was laying with his legs spreaded and I could not ignore the fact that only a very thin fabric is separating his ass hole from view.
His kids were jumping all over his flat stomach, and it was cute to see him just laying there, like a little spoiled boy, without letting his kids stilling the mattress from him.
Anyway, from then on, I have this fantasy in my head: WHAT IF.... as a result of his kids bouncing on his body, and on his cock area, his cock would just slip out of his bathing suit, and further more, get hard and cum under the black fabric and the white stains would be visible from it.
Should be hot as helllllll!!!
::: shutters :::
Nah...me and the old man don't have THAT kind of a relationship.
It would have been nice to do so or even jack each other off but he was too straight and would have freaked had i suggested it. i also would have liked to see him fuck a friend of his who had long blond hair and nails so he looked like a flat-chested woman.
My mom had a couple of boyfriends who I'd have jacked off with too had they wanted to.
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Using .NET Sockets
by Budi Kurniawan coauthor of VB.NET Core Classes in a Nutshell10/21/2002
Writing programs that access the network used to be a relatively difficult
task. With .NET, this is no longer the case. The .NET Framework class library
includes two namespaces that are full of classes that help you with
networking: System.Net
and System.Net.Sockets
. In this article, I
will discuss one of the most important classes in System.Net.Sockets
the Socket
class. The System.Net.Sockets.Socket
class can be used as a socket
in a server application as well as in a client application. It also allows both
synchronous and asynchronous operations. This article shows how to use the
class in a client application.
A socket is an endpoint of a connection. It is a descriptor that lets an
application read from and write to the network. With sockets, client and server
applications can communicate by sending and receiving streams of bytes over
connections. To send a message to another socket used in a software
application, you need to know not only the machine's IP address that hosts the
software application, but also the software's process identifier on that
machine. The identification of a software process in a machine is achieved
through the use of a unique number called port. Therefore, to send a message
from a socket in one application to another socket at the other end of
a connection, you need to know the machine's IP address and the application's
port number. In the .NET Framework, a socket is represented by the
class. This class is an implementation of the Sockets
API, which is also known as the Berkeley sockets interface. The Sockets API was
developed in the early 80s at the University at Berkeley for the 4.1c release
of Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) Unix. This distribution contained an
early version of the Internet protocols.
Related Reading VB.NET Core Classes in a Nutshell |
Constructing a Socket Object
The Socket
class provides the following constructor for you to use to create a Socket
public Socket (AddressFamily addressFamily,
SocketType socketType,
ProtocolType protocolType );
Instantiating a Socket
object requires you to pass three arguments to its
constructor: AddressFamily
, SocketType
, and ProtocolType
, all of which are
enumerations that are part of the System.Net.Sockets
namespace. An
member defines the addressing scheme that a Socket
object uses to
resolve an address. For socket applications that will work on the Internet, you
use InterNetwork
determines the type of socket. The most popular socket type is
. This type of socket supports two-way connection-based byte streams.
specifies the type of the low-level protocol that the socket uses
to communicate. A stream socket must be used with the Transmission Control
Protocol (TCP) protocol type and the InterNetwork
address family. For example,
the following code instantiates a Socket
Socket mySocket = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork,
The arguments you pass to the constructor are available in the following
read-only properties: AddressFamily
, SocketType
, and ProtocolType
Connecting to A Remote Server
Once you have a socket instance, you can connect to a remote server using the
method of the Socket
class. This method attempts to connect to a remote
server synchronously. It waits until a connection attempt is successful or
failed before releasing control to the next line in the program. Even though
this method is easy to use, there is some preliminary work youneed to do before you can use
this method to connect to a remote server. Consider the signature of the
method below.
public void Connect( EndPoint remoteEP);
It accepts an argument: an instance of System.Net.EndPoint
. The abstract
represents a network address. It has a subclass:
. When using the Connect
method, you typically pass an
object containing the IP address and port number of the remote
server to which you want to connect. The question will then be, "How do you construct
an IPEndPoint
object for your socket to connect to a remote server?" Now, look
at the IPEndPoint
class definition. It has two constructors.
public IPEndPoint(long address, int port);
public IPEndPoint(IPAddress address, int port);
Of these two constructors, the second is normally used because IP addresses
are often represented in dotted-quad notation (such as 188.8.131.52) and, as we
soon will see, in .NET socket programming, it is easier to get an IP
address in this notation than in a long address. However, the two constructors are
actually very similar. It's just that the remote IP address in the first
constructor is a long address, whereas in the second constructor, it is a
object. Whichever constructor you choose, you need to have
an IP address and the port number of the remote server. The port number is
usually not a problem, because popular services are allocated default port
numbers. For instance, HTTP uses port 80, Telnet uses port 25, and FTP uses port
21. The IP address is not normally directly available because it is easier for
us to remember domain names such as microsoft.com or oreillynet.com rather than
the IP addresses mapped to them. With this in mind, we need to resolve a domain
name to obtain the IP address of the remote server to which we'd like to connect. In this
event, to obtain an IPAddress
instance that you can use to connect to a remote
server, you need the following other classes: System.Net.Dns
. The Dns
class is a final class that retrieves
information about a specific host from the Internet Domain Name System (DNS),
hence the name Dns
. It is mainly used for its Resolve
method, to obtain a set of
IP addresses mapped to a domain name. The Resolve
method returns an IPHostEntry
object that contains an array of IP addresses. To obtain these IP addresses,
you use the IPHostEntry
class' AddressList
property. For example, the
following code displays all IP addresses mapped to a DNS name.
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Net;
String server = "microsoft.com"; // or any other domain name
IPHostEntry hostEntry = Dns.Resolve(server);
IPAddress[] ipAddresses = hostEntry.AddressList;
Console.WriteLine(server + " is mapped to:");
foreach (IPAddress ipAddress in ipAddresses)
catch (Exception e)
When run, the code will display all IP addresses mapped to the DNS name microsoft.com. If a DNS name is mapped to more than one IP address, you can use any of those addresses, even though people normally use the first one. The reason for choosing the first one is because a DNS name is often mapped to one IP address only. Obtaining the first IP address mapped to a DNS name is achieved using the following code:
What's more important, once you get an IPAddress
object, you can construct an
object to connect to a remote server. If the connection is
successful, the Socket
instance will set its Connected
property to true. A
programmer often checks the value of this property before performing other
operations on the socket instance, because a server application can close a
connection after a period of time lapses. To close a connection explicitly when
you are done with a socket, you use the Close
method. Normally, you need to call
the Shutdown
method prior to invoking Close
to flush all pending data.
Sending and Receiving Streams
After your socket is connected to a remote machine, you can send and receive
data. To send data in synchronous mode, you use the Send
method. The data you
send must be placed in an array of bytes. There are four overloads of the Send
method, all of which return an Integer
indicating the number of bytes sent. The
first overload is the simplest and the easiest to use of the four. It has the
following signature:
public int Send(byte[] buffer);
where buffer is an array of bytes containing the data you want to send. Using
this overload, all data in the buffer will be sent. The second overload allows
you to send all data in the buffer and specify the bitwise combination of the
enumeration members. It has the following
public int Send(byte[] buffer, SocketFlags socketFlags);
The third overload allows you to send all or part of the data in the buffer
and specify the bitwise combination of the SocketFlags
public int Send( byte[] buffer, int size, SocketFlags socketFlags );
In this overload, size
is the number of bytes to be sent.
The last overload is similar to the third overload, but it also allows you specify an offset position in the buffer to begin sending data. Its signature is as follows:
public int Send( byte[] buffer, int offset, int size, SocketFlags socketFlags );
In this overload, offset
is the offset position. To receive data
synchronously, you use the Receive
method. This method also has four overloads,
which are similar to the Send
method overloads. The signatures of the overloads
are as follows:
public int Receive(byte[] buffer);
public int Receive(byte[] buffer, SocketFlags socketFlags);
public int Receive( byte[] buffer, int size, SocketFlags socketFlags );
public int Receive( byte[] buffer, int offset, int size, SocketFlags socketFlags );
When using the Receive
method, you can use the Socket
class' Available
property, which specifies the number of bytes of data received and is available
to be read.
This article introduced the System.Net.Sockets.Socket
class and some other
supporting classes from the System.Net
namespace. Socket
is used to easily
access the network from your .NET application. You have also learned how to
instantiate a Socket
object and how to send and receive streams.
Budi Kurniawan is a senior J2EE architect and author.
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2003-09-05 08:31:35 anonymous2 [View]
ok but...
2003-07-15 03:26:42 anonymous2 [View]
Lay off the Java Trip
2003-04-04 14:27:24 anonymous2 [View]
2003-04-04 14:25:56 anonymous2 [View]
NoInformation about SendComplete or OnClose Event
2003-02-05 02:22:40 anonymous2 [View]
Comment for using .NET Sockets
2003-02-05 02:01:51 anonymous2 [View]
Too lousy, not even a single example
2003-01-21 22:06:34 anonymous2 [View]
Python is even better
2002-12-31 07:56:50 anonymous2 [View]
Article doesn't really use sockets, does it?
2002-10-26 21:49:03 anonymous2 [View]
Java has done this for years
2002-10-25 06:08:29 anonymous2 [View]
.net isn't that great
2002-10-22 09:48:16 anonymous2 [View]


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TAMPA, Fla. -- Tampa Bay Lightning star Steven Stamkos has been cleared to play after being sidelined since November by a broken right shin.
The team announced Wednesday that Stamkos will return to the lineup Thursday night at home against Buffalo. He was injured on Nov. 11 at Boston.
Stamkos, who has 14 goals and 23 points in 17 games this season, called it an "exciting day for me."
"Adversity is a good test and you're going to have to go through it in your career, so you hope it makes you a better player and a better person," Stamkos said. "I have a new perspective on my career as a professional athlete and how hard you have to work to maintain that."
The broken right shin also kept the high-scoring forward from playing for Canada in the Sochi Olympics. He was replaced on the Olympic roster by Martin St. Louis, who was traded Wednesday to the New York Rangers.
The NHL season resumed last week. Stamkos was cleared to play after X-rays Wednesday showed his leg has healed.
"Steven saw Lightning medical director Dr. Ira Guttentag and based on the latest X-ray, a clinical exam and his functionality on and off the ice we are pleased to announce he is cleared to play." Lightning general manager Steve Yzerman said in a statement.


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Neighborhood: City Park North
Opened: November 2013
Some cities boast an abundance of small, intimate restaurants. Portland, Oregon, is one; Philadelphia is another. The Plimoth feels like an ode to those cherished dining experiences in which one server works the room and the bartender doubles as the front of the house manager. The Plimoth's space holds 40 seats, and the majority of the diners come from the North City Park and Mayfair neighborhoods. But once people taste chef Pete Ryan's classically inspired dishes that lean on French technique, word will catch on, and these tables will be some of the most difficult in town to get. Quite simply, Ryan, formerly of Z Cuisine and Cook Street School of Culinary Arts, is creating a menu that's not to be missed: Thanks to two days of marinating in red wine and beef stock, braised beef shanks are unctuous, while tasting slightly smoky from a bacon-y sauce. Pierogies sit like pillows next to jewel-tone pieces of salmon garnished with baby frisée. The cauliflower-turnip gratinée is destined to become the Plimoth's signature item. Served in a miniscule cast-iron skillet, the cozy dish is a fitting metaphor for a restaurant that fills a void in the Denver scene. 2335 28th Ave., 303-297-1215, theplimoth.com