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Meant to share an announcement on this earlier but life got in the way.
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Introduced by Francis Spufford
One of the greatest books on travel and exploration ever written, this searing account of Scott's Terra Nova expedition is introduced by Francis Spufford.
Published price: US$ 89.95
'Polar exploration is at once the cleanest and most isolated way of having a bad time which has been devised.' So Apsley Cherry-Garrard recalled his experience on Scott's Terra Nova expedition to Antarctica. When he first returned, Cherry-Garrard was asked to write its official history, but it soon became clear that his often uncomfortably honest account was not going to be suitable.
''The Worst Journey in the World' is to travel what 'War and Peace' is to the novel ... a literary masterpiece'
While he always retains an English measure of reserve and is often very witty, Apsley Cherry-Garrard has no false heroism, no desire to make light of horror. His account of the appalling conditions when he journeyed to Cape Crozier with Birdie Bowers and Edward Wilson (the 'worst journey' of the title) to collect Emperor penguin eggs is unsurpassed. He evokes the bitter wind and cold; the oppressive darkness; the hunger and sleep deprivation. The month-long journey nearly cost the lives of all three men – that his two companions later perished with Scott at the South Pole haunted Cherry-Garrard for the rest of his life.
Gaining access to an exceptional number of letters, diaries and records, Cherry-Garrard incorporates many different perspectives on the Terra Nova expedition. This gives the book what introducer Francis Spufford, author of I May Be Some Time: Ice and the English Imagination, calls 'the quality of appearing to record something that is happening in front of us'. A poignant and vivid example is Chief Stoker Lashly's sparse diary of the nearly fatal adventures of the Second Return Party: 'Mr Evans …wished us to leave him, but this we could not think of. We shall stand by him to the end one way or other'. For this edition we have included the meteorological log of the Winter Journey kept by Bowers, a detailed index and three specially redrawn maps. The dramatic binding reproduces one of Wilson's watercolours and the book is illustrated with photographs and artwork by expedition members, as well as recent photographs of Scott's abandoned hut. Printed endpapers show a 1913 newspaper illustration of the Polar Journey.
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA - Iowa Wesleyan College junior Jamarco Clark has been selected as a Rising Leaders Fellow through Teach for America.
Clark is one of only 100 students across the U.S. selected for this honor. His selection was based on his commitment to service in the community and passion for promoting education among at-risk youth.
Clark has devoted more than 400 hours of service in the community since arriving on campus in 2010. This year he designed and carried out the Sneakers for Success program in the Mount Pleasant Community School District as part of his Leadership and Service class. Through this project he made new shoes available to 21 local elementary school-aged children. He is also currently involved with the Henry County Mentoring program and a Lunch-Buddies program organized and carried out by IWC football players and coaches.
"A lot of people have helped me out," said Clark. "I want to pass on that spirit of service, and not only help people but also instill in others the importance of giving back."
Clark admits that as a freshman he saw the College-wide service requirement as something he just "had to do." However, in the process of completing the requirement, he realized that what he was doing mattered to him as much as it mattered to others.
"I saw pretty quickly how much even the little things I did mattered to others," he said. "People really appreciated what we were doing and it showed we could really have an impact."
"Jamarco is well past meeting his service requirement and now tells me that service is his True North… that thing that he can always go back to for meaning and purpose," said Dr. Alisha Vincent, Director of Service Learning at Iowa Wesleyan.
Last summer Clark was selected as an intern with Upward-Bound, a national program that works with teens to provide fundamental support for college readiness.
Over 12 months, each Fellow designs and leads a high-impact project to promote educational equity, builds a team among their peers, collaborates with a local mentor, and attends a national training forum, the Rising Leaders Summit. Rising Leaders mentors are Teach for America staff members, corps members, and alumni that work closely with fellows throughout the fellowship. Mentors advise fellows as they work on their fellowship projects and provide fellows with access to Teach for America alumni and organizational partners.
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A year ago, on March 26, 2012, Dave Thomas, 52, died suddenly from a heart attack. The unexpected loss broadsided his family — wife, Robin, and children Jordan, 16, and Kendall, 14. "It has been a rollercoaster year," said Robin, who works at St. Gregory's School in Virginia Beach, where Kendall is an 8th-grader.
As part of dealing with their grief, the family attended Camp Lighthouse, a two-day grief camp for children, parents and caregivers, run by Sentara. In October 2012, the Virginia Beach trio attended the first camp held on the Peninsula, making the drive to Jamestown each day.
The camp, now in its eighth year on the Southside, draws between 40 and 50 children, ages 5 to 16, from throughout Hampton Roads. They participate in team-building games, crafts, music therapy, horseback riding, archery and rock-climbing. Children are encouraged to discuss their feelings in small-group sessions conducted by licensed counselors. The camp concludes with a memorial service.
"We did crafty things. They taught us a lot of art therapy techniques. We made memory boxes. We played some music — it's a good way to get energy out. They encouraged us to talk things out. The point was to build relationships," said Jordan, a junior in the legal academy studies program at First Colonial High School in Virginia Beach.
Not being an "artsy person," Kendall preferred the carnival rides and meeting a veterans' group of bikers. "Everyone had a chance to tell their story in their own time. Both of mine are teens. It allowed them to find a kind of soul-mate, someone else who had a loss," said Robin. "I think it's a wonderful program."
Parents and caregivers are also encouraged to attend for their own interactive group counseling sessions and Robin found it very helpful, particularly in understanding her children's experience. "I liked the way they talked about the different way people can experience grief. They showed a very insightful movie," she said. "Kids and teens compartmentalize. It helped me be more understanding of what they're going through. There's no set time frame. It doesn't end, but you can develop skills and tools to move forward."
In the past year, the family has moved house and confronted a series of illnesses in their extended family. They've already learned that the anticipation of holidays and anniversaries is worse than the actual day. "It just hits me at weird points, little insignificant things," said Jordan. That sets them to talking about Dave's love of the Redskins and Hawaiian shirts — and watching hours of NASA tapes. "Just the take-offs and landings," says Jordan. "Who does that?"
They've all been comforted by the attention of friends, people just stopping by, pitching in with errands, and taking them on excursions. And Jordan still exchanges texts with some of her peers from camp. "We're just doing the best we can. I'm really proud of the children. It's all an evolutionary process," said Robin.
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Who can go: Children ages 5 to 16 who have experienced the death of a close family member or friend within two years. Parents and caregivers encouraged to attend.
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Work resumes on Hooksett Town Hall restoration effort
HOOKSETT — Despite the fact that the building hasn't been used in years, many residents and town officials are hopeful that the roughly 180-year-old Town Hall will be saved and used in some capacity.
Efforts have been underway for years to refurbish the building, but after a bit of a lull in work, Town Council Chair James Sullivan said that work is indeed being done with an eye toward completing the overhaul within the next few years.
"It is important to preserve because it's the oldest building in town. It was built in 1828, so that is one of the reasons," Sullivan said. "It's also important to preserve because it is the original town hall, and while it hasn't been used much recently, ideally, once finished, we could use it for committee meetings and maybe the occasional private use."
Currently, Sullivan said the plan for the old Town Hall calls for the top floor to be removed in order to make the building just like it's original one-room form when it was first built.
"We are in the process of doing that, we have most of the walls down, and volunteers will come in and get the electrical (systems) out. Then the second floor will be used as a staging area to fix the old tin roof, and when that is done, we will take out the second floor completely," Sullivan said.
Recently, a new ramp allowing wheelchair access and connecting the old town hall to the Prescott Library just went in.
"We are just waiting for the railings to be put in," Sullivan said.While unsure what the final price tag for the project will be, Sullivan said it will be nowhere close to the $1 million estimate given to the town four years ago."That estimate included keeping the second floor, which we are not going to do," Sullivan said.
Regardless of price, for many residents keeping the town hall up and active is a matter of great importance.
"I think it should be put back to the way it originally was," longtime Hooksett resident Gloria Levasseur said.
"It is a historic spot that was always the go-to place for all the wonderful things in our lives. For my family, fiftieth anniversaries, baby showers, and weddings were all held at the town hall. I think it should be kept because my family has a lot of history there."
Sullivan said that the work being done on the old Town Hall is being paid for through a combination of town money, grant money, and private donations."To me, any old building is worth saving, any building with history is worth it. I have lived all over, but I like this town, I like the way it looks and I think we should preserve it," Arlene Longfellow said.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. – This time, Bashaud Breeland hit the opponent within the rules of college football. And it was a play that may have rescued Clemson through treacherous circumstances.
Breeland was forced to sit out the opening half Saturday night due to new consequences enforced in 2013 for targeting. Because Breeland hit Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston above the shoulders in the second half Oct. 19, Breeland was ejected from that game and had to spend a 30-minute timeout all by himself in the visitor's dressing room at Maryland while his team played the first two quarters.
"I had to sit and watch lockers," Breeland said, "and just think about what I'm going to do when I get out there."
What Breeland did was lead the Tigers with seven tackles in less than 30 minutes of action — he didn't enter until Maryland's second possession of the third quarter — and knock the ball loose from Terrapins tailback Albert Reid's grasp.
"He was physical, and put his hat on him," defensive coordinator Brent Venables said. "It was a textbook tackle."
Clemson linebacker Spencer Shuey recovered the fumble with 14:02 remaining, giving the Tigers the ball on Maryland's 22-yard-line with a 19-13 lead. Fueled by the momentum swing, Clemson found the end zone four plays later, and the Terps never came back within 10 points of the Tigers.
Breeland said he did his best to keep himself loose during the locker room, knowing he would have less time to warm up to start the second half.
"This has never happened to me before; not starting a game off or being in the game or being able to watch my team perform," Breeland said. "It was a learning experience."
A team manager would periodically poke his head in to deliver updates, but Breeland was all by his lonesome serving his suspension with no teammates and no television.
"He had to sit inside like a criminal or something the first half," head coach Dabo Swinney said. "Breeland has probably played as well as anybody on our team, consistently all year. He's done a great job with his technique, with his coverage. He's been tremendous, and that (turnover) was huge. It was that shot of energy that you need, especially on the road."
Home in the Clemson area during the Houston Texans' bye week, former Tigers receiver DeAndre Hopkins got to spend some time the past few days with his old teammates, including buddy Sammy Watkins.
"I was telling him I was going to beat one of his records this game," Watkins said, "and luckily it had to be that one."
Hopkins twice caught 13 balls in a game — in last year's opener vs. Auburn and bowl game vs. LSU, each in the Georgia Dome — but Watkins did him one better with 14 grabs Saturday afternoon, rewriting the Clemson record book.
"Sammy Watkins, what a game," Swinney said. "He was a difference-maker for us out there tonight."
Watkins was well in reach of the mark by halftime with 10 catches. He finished with 163 yards, his 12th career 100-yard effort to tie another school record, matched with — who else? — Hopkins.
Late in the game, Hopkins tweeted out, "Congrats to Sammy for breaking my record with 14 catches in one game."
Clemson won the toss and chose to defer, and Maryland decided to receive the opening kickoff. The Tigers started with the ball in their previous 17 games.
Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd now has 10,296 passing yards for his career, becoming the third ACC quarterback to surpass 10,000 yards.
Boyd passed current Buffalo Bills starting quarterback Thad Lewis from Duke (10,065 yards), and will likely settle into second in conference history behind former N.C. State great Philip Rivers (13,484 yards.)
With one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown Saturday, Boyd also pulled even with Rivers with 112 total touchdowns in his career.
Boyd said his right ankle was a little tender during the game, an injury suffered last week vs. FSU, and the plan was to limit his rushing attempts. (He finished with 13 carries, nine in the second half.) He tweaked his left knee on a first-quarter sack, but did not miss any snaps.
Running back Zac Brooks aggravated an AC joint injury in his shoulder, and cornerback Martin Jenkins' shoulder popped out for the third time this season on the game field. Both players' long-term status will be evaluated early this week.


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The Power Menu, Taco Bell's Appeal to Protein Junkies
After introducing the world to Doritos Locos Tacos and the breakfast Waffle Taco, Taco Bell is talking up tweaks to its menu to appeal to diners interested in somewhat more wholesome fare.
But fans of fast-food indulgence needn't fret: Taco Bell has no intention of getting too healthy. Rather, executives said on Thursday, the Yum Brands Inc. chain will be beefing up the offerings on its Cantina Bell menu, mainly by adding more meat and a more muscular-sounding name.
Cantina Bell was launched two years ago to supplement Taco Bell's standard fare with more "gourmet-inspired" bowls and burritos featuring new ingredients like guacamole, fire-roasted corn salsa, pico de gallo, and romaine lettuce.
Starting July 17, Cantina Bell will be reborn as the Cantina Power Menu, and the bowls and burritos will get a double dose of chicken or steak–while still weighing in at 500 calories or less. Cantina Power burritos and bowls will have almost 30 grams of protein per serving, and lose some ingredients, like rice in the burritos and roasted corn salsa and creamy cilantro dressing in the bowls. Bowls will now have cheddar cheese, reduced-fat sour cream and avocado ranch sauce.
"We just heard over and over again that people are not looking for diet food," said Brian Niccol, Taco Bell Corp's president, on a conference call Thursday. He said research showed millennials between 18 and 34, which he called "the heart and soul of the Taco Bell brand," are looking for power foods, proteins and variety in their diets.
The move is the latest response to a growing consumer hunger for protein that also has driven a spate of food-industry mergers in recent years as well as the rise of new food products like Greek yogurt.
Mr. Niccol said Taco Bell also plans to introduce more high-protein breakfast options for those who don't want a 710-calorie Sausage Crunchwrap to start the day. It plans to soon start testing 240-calorie, vanilla-bean Greek yogurt with granola, as well as a Power Breakfast steak burrito and steak bowl in Omaha, Neb. The Greek yogurt will come from Three Happy Cows, a boutique yogurt supplier, and it will cost $2.49.
Mr. Niccol also said Taco Bell has plans to create more vegetarian items in the future. He said the added variety should attract mixed groups of people, when some are looking to indulge and others are hoping to eat light.
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Step inside this Highland Ridge Open Range Light fifth wheel model LF268TS and see how comfortable it will be on your next camping trip. This unit features a rear living layout, triple slides for added interior space, and a convenient kitchen island, plus more!
As you enter the main living space you will enjoy the open feel that the dual opposing slides create. Along the rear wall there is a tri-fold sofa with queen bed including overhead storage and end tables. Along the road side wall the first slide features a booth dinette, and a walk-in pantry for your non-perishables and paper goods. An entertainment center is on the interior wall facing the rear sofa. The second slide on the door side offers counter space, overhead cabinets, a three burner range and refrigerator. The kitchen island features a double sink for easy clean up.
Head towards the front to a side aisle bath on your left and linen storage on your right. The bath features a radius shower, toilet, and a sink with medicine cabinet above.
Get a great nights sleep on the queen bed provided in the private front bedroom featuring nightstands with open storage below including a cargo net, plus a slide out wardrobe with mirrored doors is along the curb side wall. There are also added drawers in the slide for your things, and storage shelves above the bed too.
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|31 ft 2 in
|Ext Width
|8 ft 4 in
|Ext Height
|12 ft 5 in
|Hitch Weight
|1245 lbs
|Gross Weight
|9995 lbs
|Dry Weight
|7805 lbs
|Cargo Weight
|2190 lbs
|Fresh Water Capacity
|50 gals
|Grey Water Capacity
|57 gals
|Black Water Capacity
|31 gals
|Tire Size
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Stepping on the brakes, I slowed my car down to a crawl before rolling over the special speed bump set up by the Mexican police. I had arrived at the permanent road block located on the highway from Cancun to Playa del Carmen, a road block that I had passed through several dozen times before.
I knew the procedure well. After the speed bump, drivers should keep on driving unless one of the heavily armed police officers tells you to stop.
Luckily, the police here rarely stop foreigners, especially one driving a tiny, fifteen year old car (yes, me). But of course, on this occasion, when I glanced towards the police officer standing off to the side, we unfortunately made eye contact, which prompted him to stick out his hand and motion for me to pull over to a patch of dirt that acted as an inspection area.
And so, upon seeing this, I did the natural thing. I smiled widely, nodded my head and just kept on driving. Off I went, down the highway, continuing my journey to Playa del Carmen. I was tired. I was hungry. And I certainly wasn't in the mood to be pulled over at a road block. So I didn't stop.
After ignoring the officer, I glanced in my rear view mirror once I was about 100 feet down the road and sure enough, instead of hopping on his motorcycle to chase me down or pulling out his automatic weapon and firing warning shots at my car, he was just standing there, observing the next group of cars that were passing through the road block.
I'm perfectly aware that giving people the ability to bend, or even completely ignore, rules and laws, does not help create the most ideal or orderly of societies. Problems, severe problems, plague any country where such a lack of consequences exists and where law and order are fuzzy at best.
But putting that fact aside for a moment, as a foreigner hailing from a country where rules and laws are not meant, or allowed, to be bent or broken, and where most facets of our lives are fully dictated by such rules and laws, I must admit that I get a thrill from being able to drive straight through a road block. It's the same thrill I feel when sneaking into the tribal region of Pakistan in order to visit the wild gun-producing town of Darra Adem Khel or slipping a $20 bill to an Air India gate agent in exchange for a first class seat before boarding my flight or even when simply riding on the roof of a bus through Laos.
And I don't think I'm alone. Travelers in general seem to get high on the freedom to behave in a way that our home countries would never allow. I'm not talking about committing crimes. Instead, I'm talking about the reason why so many blog posts about Thailand, especially from those visiting for the first time, include stories of driving a motorbike or scooter 'just like the locals do'. Of course, there are rules when driving in Thailand, but the somewhat relaxed notion of driving lanes and the meaning of red lights is more than enough to give us a thrill unlike any other. It's also why travelers play with tigers and white rhinos, love to exchange money on the black market, bargain for everything and attend parties more wild than any rule or law would ever permit at home.
This freedom from rules and consequences is one of the reasons I love India so much. Over there, rules are often non-existent, and the ones that do exist, can be bent, ignored, re-arranged or completely changed. You can jump on a train without a ticket and without fear of being kicked off and arrested. If you're caught, you just sort the situation out right then and there. You can drive a motorcycle without a license, push and shove your way to the front of a queue without angering anyone (such behavior is expected), convince a bus driver to let you drive the bus, hitch a ride in an army truck full of armed soldiers on their way to Kashmir or even purchase an elephant if you really wanted one and had the cash on hand.
Sab kuch milega, as the Indians say. 'Everything is possible'.
Of course, despite the presence of bendable rules and laws in many countries, I don't exactly travel around with a Kaleshnikov rifle hanging off of my backpack, urinate my name onto every building I pass and bribe my way through every country. Not at all.
I simply enjoy wandering around knowing full well that what may be completely impossible to make happen back home, could now be achieved in an instant. It's that freedom to 'create the rules as you go' that brings the saliva to the edge of my mouth and leaves me feeling giddy about the endless possibilities that each day holds.
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8 Hands-On Crafts to Celebrate Mom
This Mother's Day, show Mom how much you appreciate her by creating something special that she's sure to adore.Download All (8)
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Preserve some precious memories this Mother's Day! Make a shoe planter out of that old pair of your child's favorite shoes.
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Have the kids make Mom a wooden "Love Box" for Mother's Day (or any other day!) to show her how much she means to everyone.
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Marvel is famous for its Saturday Comic-Con International panel, and this year, the comic book studio didn't disappoint — confirming that "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" will open on July 28, 2017, and debuting new footage from Joss Whedon's highly anticipated 2015 release, "Avengers: Age of Ultron."
Represented on stage by movies guru Kevin Feige, Marvel brought out the members of its sprawling A-list "Avengers" cast — Robert Downey Jr., Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Cobie Smulders, Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Evans, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Paul Bettany, James Spader and Elizabeth Olsen to wild applause (the crowd in the 6,500 seat Hall H had been chanting "Marvel" and doing the wave, rock concert-style, before the session even began).
(If you'd prefer not to know anything about the "Avengers" sequel, this might be a good time to stop reading.)
Although writer-director Whedon was unable to travel from London where the production is filming due to a recent knee surgery, his voice was well represented in the clips from the movie, which featured the group casually hanging out (with Don Cheadle's James Rhodes), testing their worthiness by trying to pick up Thor's hammer.
The party is interrupted by the appearance of Ultron, the menacing foe played through performance capture by Spader.
"I play an 8-foot robot in this movie," the actor clarified. "I've always played humans."
Each of the actors had a turn to speak about their position in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, though it was Hemsworth who possibly came up with the most intriguing quip of the panel in response to moderator Chris Hardwick's query about what the Australian actor had not yet had a chance to do as Thor.
"Turn him into a woman," Hemsworth said, referring to the recent decision to change the character's gender in the comic books. "I don't want to speak too early and jinx it, but I think it could be my Oscar. I've got a couple of nice wigs."
The session began with the cast of "Ant-Man" — Michael Douglas, Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly and Corey Stoll — joining Feige and director Peyton Reed on stage, with Reed making a point to mention that this year commemorated the 20th anniversary of his first trip to Comic-Con (no mention was made of the film's original director, Edgar Wright, who left the project over creative differences with Marvel).
Set for release July 17, 2015, "Ant-Man" will star Michael Douglas as original Avengers member Hank Pym, a scientist who in the comics invents a shrinking serum that allows him to sneak around in miniature form and surprise foes. The film also will star Paul Rudd as reformed thief Scott Lang, the second superhero to take the name Ant-Man.
Lilly confirmed that she'll be playing Hank Pym's daughter Hope, while Stoll will play Darren Cross, a former ally of Pym's who becomes the villain known as the Yellowjacket.
Although the movie has not yet begun filming, Marvel and Reed screened a short bit of footage featuring Douglas speaking in voiceover, helping guide Rudd's Scott through a tricky escape.
While it seems unlikely that diminutive hero will appear in "Avengers: Age of Ultron," there is a comic book connection — in the comics, Pym is the creator of Ultron, an automaton that becomes a supervillain.
Before the panel concluded, another supervillain from the Marvel universe took the stage: Josh Brolin, who will play Thanos in "Guardians of the Galaxy" took the stage near the end of the presentation, just before a clip of "Guardians" star Chris Pratt and director James Gunn was played in which the two announced the date for the sequel.
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Project White Truck: 2010 Dodge Ram 3500Posted in Project Vehicles on March 1, 2011
We just needed a truck. Nothing too fancy, just a truck. These days it's harder and harder to get the basic truck that was everywhere just 15- 20 years ago. That's where the idea for this project came from. Imagine what you would want if you could get a new truck and then delete everything down to just what you needed. Our list was short: 4x4, diesel engine, four doors, 1-ton drivetrain, manual transmission. Our truck doesn't need leather seats, an expensive radio, carpet, or fancy paint. It needs to be able to repel dirt inside while working great in the dirt. And believe it or not, only one automaker offers this truck (with the manual transmission), Dodge.
The manual transmission is dying, and we hate to see it go. Automatics are great-some are downright amazing-but there is something about shifting gears that just feels right when driving a big truck. A manual tranny also reduces complexity by deleting the powertrain computer and using less wiring and cooling lines. Dodge is the last manufacturer that makes a fullsize pickup with a manual transmission, so we grabbed one while we still could.
The '10 Dodge Ram 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 we chose is just about perfect. It comes with a 6.7L Cummins diesel, six-speed manual Mercedes transmission, and AAM 91/4 and 111/2 axles. We chose the base ST model with Dark Slate and Medium Graystone interior colors, but vinyl seat and floor coverings. We did option a few extra items: a heavy-duty snowplow package with a 180-amp alternator and a transfer case skidplate, $135; an additional cigar lighter, $30; 3.73 gears with 265/70R17 off-road tires, $200; a bedliner, $245; and the integrated trailer brake controller, $230. These are all important upgrades for a truck destined to drag trailers, haul stuff, and serve as a backcountry explorer, highway hauler, and weekly work machine for the next several hundred thousand miles. We'll likely spruce it up, but only to make it work harder, go farther, and be more useful.


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Climate change talks must deliver following record year of extreme weather
Negotiators should begin UN climate talks with far more urgency and resolve following a year of weather-related disasters, record temperatures, flooding and rising sea levels, international agency Oxfam said today.
Weather-related disasters have devastated the lives and livelihoods of poor people during 2010. The UN climate talks in Cancun, Mexico, will be held from 29 November to 10 December.
A new Oxfam report "More than ever: climate talks that work for those that need them most", says that 21,000 people died due to weather-related disasters in the first nine months of 2010 – more than twice the number for the whole of 2009. This year is on course to experience more extreme-weather events than the ten-year average of 770. It is one of the hottest years ever recorded with Pakistan logging 53.7°C – the highest ever in Asia.
Report author Tim Gore of Oxfam said: "This year has seen massive suffering and loss due to extreme weather disasters. This is likely to get worse as climate change tightens its grip. The human impacts of climate change in 2010 send a powerful reminder why progress in Cancun is more urgent than ever."
A Climate Fund to help the hardest hit
While climate change cannot be held responsible for a specific weather-related disaster, climate models indicate that the weather extremes of this year are likely to get worse due to climate change. Therefore people who are already vulnerable are likely to be at even greater risk.
The Pakistan floods affected more than 20 million people, submerging about a fifth of the country, claiming 2,000 lives and causing $9.7 billion in damage. Summer temperatures in Russia exceeded the long-term average by 7.8°C, doubling the daily death rate in Moscow to 700 and causing fires that destroyed 26 per cent of the country's wheat crop. Russia banned grain exports as a result and soon after world grain prices increased, affecting poor people particularly.
In Cancun, Oxfam is calling for a fair Climate Fund so that money can get to those who need it most and can use it best. This fund should prioritize women because they are vital in helping communities to adapt successfully to climate impacts.
$1 on adaptation could save $60 in damages
Countries should identify new ways to raise the billions of dollars needed, such as putting levies on unregulated international aviation and shipping emissions and agreeing on a Financial Transaction Tax on banks. The sooner the money is delivered, the cheaper it will be to tackle climate change. Estimates suggest that every dollar spent on adaptation could save $60 in damages.
It is crucial that countries must make their informal pledges to cut or control emissions part of the formal negotiations. They should agree to increase these pledges enough so that global warming is kept below 1.5°C. They must use the Cancun talks to clear the path toward a comprehensive, fair and legally binding global deal.
Gore said: "Now is not the time to walk away from the UN. It is the only forum where the world can decide on an effective global response to an unfolding global crisis. The UN process has helped to generate international pressure in the past few years. This has pushed countries to initiate their own domestic policy, set targets they otherwise would not have done, and start to address the adaptation needs of poor and vulnerable communities.
"Cancun will not deliver everything that a global response to climate change should be. But it can deliver outcomes that will benefit poor people. One of the most important achievements would be a fair climate fund because this would also help to re-build trust and put the talks back on track."
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Kids Day: Blindsided by son's cancer diagnosis
Jill Bojarski always looked forward to Kids Day. Every year, the fourth-grade teacher would buy five copies of the special edition newspaper and teach her pupils at Pembroke Central Schools one very important lesson.
"Their assignment was to pull out the what, who, when, where, why and how," said Bojarski. "I actually utilized the articles as a language-arts lesson in my classes."
More importantly, she explained, her pupils learned about courage and love and the strength it takes for a young child to live with a critical illness.
"To be on the flip side now is surreal," Bojarski said, sitting at the hospital bed of her young son, Jackson Bojarski.
One year ago, Jackson, 5, was diagnosed with brain cancer after he developed explosive bouts of vomiting. At first, doctors were stumped, Bojarski recalled, until a CT scan discovered a tumor in the cerebellum adhered to the brain stem.
"We were totally blindsided," Bojarski recalled. "There had been no other signs. No headaches, no double vision. No stumbling. The six-hour tumor resection surgery was May 15, 2012 – a Tuesday. It will forever be framed in my mind."
A 32-treatment regimen of radiation kicked off the summer of 2012 for the West Seneca family that also includes Jackson's sister, Ellie, 3, and father, Tom, an installation design manager for Aqua Systems of Western New York.
"The pediatric tumor that Jackson has is an aggressive tumor that can spread not so much in the body, but up and down the brain and spine fairly easily," said Dr. Lorna Fitzpatrick, Jackson's hematologist and oncologist at Women & Children's Hospital. "It tends to present quickly and cause symptoms pretty quickly because it's so aggressive. But it tends to respond well to chemotherapy, radiation and surgery."
Last September, chemotherapy started.
"We don't say the word cancer in our house," Bojarski said. "We have this challenge that we're getting through. Jackson knows he's sick and that he can't do the things he did before. He bounced back to talk again, but instead of walking, he 'scooches' on his butt."
Throughout it all, Jackson has kept the sparkle in his eyes, according to his caregivers.
"We turn their world upside down and we expect them to be normal," said Sister Brenda Whelan, the hospital's director for pastoral care. "He's got such a strong spirit. Last week he was eating pancakes, and I was teasing him into eating, trying to get him to eat as much as possible. I gave him some colored pencils. He fell asleep holding onto them."
Jackson is halfway through his chemotherapy and often loses his desire to eat, said his mother. For that reason, a feeding tube was surgically implanted – one of five surgeries so far – so Jackson can have the strength necessary for recovery.
"He just has this peace and gentleness about him that's unbelievable," said Fitzpatrick. "His parents, I think it comes from them. They're just a peaceful family and it radiates right down to him. Everything revolves around getting him better. There's an aura about him, and no, every kid's not like that."
Pushing Jackson and his family to the finish line is next year's trip to Cars Land at Disney California Adventure theme park. The trip, sponsored by the Make-A-Wish Foundation, is specifically tailored for Jackson, who is a huge "Cars" fan.
"Our ultimate goal is that he will be able to walk by then," said Bojarski. "We'll be finished with treatment in August, so we're hoping to travel at spring break next year. That's our light, something amazing to do to celebrate."
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Industry Leaders Facilitate Easy and Secure Access to ARM Cortex-M1 Processor for FPGA-based Designs
Embedded Systems Conference, San Jose, Calif.,April 15, 2008 — ARM [(LSE:ARM); (NASDAQ:ARMH)] and Synplicity®, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYNP), a leading supplier of innovative IC design and verification solutions, today announced the availability of ARM IP through Synplicity's ReadyIP Program, also announced today (related release: Synplicity Launches ReadyIP Program; The Industry's First Universal, Secure IP Flow for FPGA Implementation). The ReadyIP program facilitates a vendor-independent design flow using Synplicity's industry standard FPGA synthesis and system design environments, giving designers easy and secure access to the ARM® Cortex™-M1 field programmable gate array (FPGA) processor for quick evaluation, free of charge.
At the Embedded Systems Conference (ESC), the companies will showcase an ARM Cortex-M1 processor application, based on the AMBA® interconnect, running with peripheral IP from CAST, Inc. that was designed using Synplicity's FPGA synthesis environment. This flow includes Synplicity's new System Designer capability that facilitates easy configuration, assembly, and integration of the Cortex-M1 processor and its peripherals. ESC attendees can visit Synplicity's booth #2302 to view this demonstration and receive more information about the benefits of the ReadyIP Initiative and the Cortex-M1 processor.
"As designers increasingly turn to third-party IP to implement FPGA-based systems, it is time for industry leaders to step up with a solution that provides easier and more efficient access to the IP options available today," said Graham Budd, EVP and general manager, Processor Division, ARM. "We have been working with Synplicity for some time now, and there is obvious synergy between having a vendor independent synthesis tool and vendor independent IP to go into it. We are able to help move this effort forward by providing the Cortex-M1 processor in the Synplicity ReadyIP encrypted flow thereby, improving the design process with IP that universally targets multiple FPGA devices."
"Having strong support from industry leader ARM validates the ReadyIP solution and gives customers many benefits including easy evaluation of the company's IP before entering into licensing arrangements, significant improvement in design productivity, and industry standards to create internal IP-based design reuse practices," said Joe Gianelli, vice president of business development and strategic alliances, Synplicity.
About Cortex-M1
The ARM Cortex-M1 processor is the first ARM processor designed specifically for implementation as a soft core in FPGAs. The Cortex-M1 processor targets all major FPGA devices and includes support for leading FPGA synthesis tools, allowing the designer to choose the optimal implementation for each project.
The processor implements the popular, high density 16-bit Thumb® instruction set. This enables both the processor and software footprint to meet the area budget of the smallest FPGA devices, while retaining compatibility with Thumb code for any ARM processor from the ARM7TDMI® processor upwards. Despite being the smallest processor in the Cortex family, the Cortex-M1 processor can deliver 0.8 DMIPS/MHz.
About ARM
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, graphics processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with comprehensive design services, training, support and maintenance, and the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com/.
About Synplicity
Synplicity®, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYNP) is a leading supplier of innovative IC design and verification solutions that serve a wide range of communications, military/aerospace, semiconductor, consumer, computer, and other electronic applications markets. Synplicity's FPGA implementation tools provide outstanding performance, cost and time-to-market benefits by simplifying, improving and automating logic synthesis, physical synthesis, analysis and debug for programmable logic designs. Synplicity's ESL synthesis solutions significantly improve productivity for DSP designs realized in ASIC and FPGA devices. The Confirma™ at-speed verification platform, comprising software tools and the HAPS™ family of prototyping systems, enables both comprehensive verification of ASIC, ASSP and SoC designs and software development prior to chip tapeout. Synplicity is the number one supplier of FPGA synthesis tools and its physical synthesis and ASIC verification technologies are the recipients of several prestigious industry awards. The company operates in more than 20 facilities worldwide and is headquartered in
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LSC-CyFair Center for the Arts
The Center for the Arts at Lone Star College-CyFair offers students learning opportunities and adds a cultural asset to the community. Each theatre season includes diverse productions of classic, family fare, Broadway and experimental theatre. Choral and music performances include the college's pop and concert choirs, symphony and jazz bands, and string orchestra with an array of visiting artists.
Student, faculty, staff and community exhibits displayed in the gallery are in a variety of mediums such as ceramics, acrylic, oil, watercolor, metal and photography.
|Classes in studio arts and design – including drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture and photography. Students have the opportunity to exhibit their work at LSC-CyFair's Bosque Gallery.
|Participate in the rehearsal and performance of dance works. Students have the opportunity to practice technique in classical and modern dance, and learn about the cultural, historical, and aesthetic qualities of dance.
|Participate in a variety of vocal and instrumental performing ensembles, including operas, major choral works, string ensemble, symphonic band, jazz ensemble, chamber wind ensembles, percussion ensemble, guitar ensemble, and solo repertoire from diverse genres.
|Training students in characterization, movement and vocal production. In addition to theatre classes, students may participate in a variety of full length productions – dramas, comedies and musicals – at LSC-CyFair's Main Stage Theatre.
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As Chris Pierro, Nate Majkowski, Nick Riccardi, Kameron Hill and Nate Laude walked off Wheelings floor Tuesday night, they were all smiles.
And they had plenty of reason to be happy. The Wildcats overcame an 8-point second half deficit and got a game-winning free throw from Majkowski before Maine Wests potential game-winning shot glanced off the rim at the buzzer to give Wheeling a 43-42 victory.
We talk about baby steps every day, and taking steps in the right direction, said Wheeling coach Anthony Como. I was really proud of them tonight.
Tied at 42-42, Maine West (11-10) missed a jump shot and Majkowski skied for the rebound and got fouled with 13 seconds left.
After missing the first free throw, Majkowski calmly swished the second for a 1-point lead.
I know my teammates had my back and I just had to focus on that second shot, and it went in, Majkowski said.
As the Warriors raced down court to try to win the game, the Wildcats (5-16) surprised them with a 1-3-1 zone. Confused and unable to get anything going, Maine West took a timeout with two seconds left.
We tried to show them a different look, Como said. I knew they had two timeouts and if they burned a timeout, it would take time off the clock.
The Warriors got a decent look at the buzzer, but it was the Wildcats night.
For this team to keep moving in the right direction, we needed to win a close game, Como said. We needed to take that next step beyond tightening up. The other night, we tightened up when the pressure was on and we worked on that the last few days.
Maine West led 25-17 early in the third quarter but Wheeling went on a 20-5 run to take control. Will Anderson and Pierro knocked down back-to-back 3-pointers to give Wheeling their first lead at 29-28.
Anderson (9 points) closed out the third quarter with a triple and Pierro (8 points) knocked down another one from long distance to open the fourth for a 37-30 lead.
We came out in the third quarter and took it to them, Pierro said. We didnt want to take our foot off the pedal, and thats when we got our lead.
Allante Bates (9 points) led a spirited fourth quarter comeback with his drives to the basket. Tom Kukecs 3-pointer gave the Warriors the lead at 40-38, but Kameron Hill (8 points) scored twice inside to put the Wildcats back in front.
Jamal Sherman had 8 points for Maine West while Riccardi added 9 for Wheeling.
I thought we did some good things in the first half, said Maine West coach Erik McNeill. We did a nice job defensively on what they were trying to do. We got careless with the ball. They got some second chance opportunities on their offensive end, and I thought that was the difference.


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There is much to be said in praise of the first running of the Argentinian round of MotoGP at the Termas de Rio Hondo circuit. First and foremost, praise should be heaped upon the circuit itself. Designer Jarno Zafelli took a formerly pedestrian layout and added just enough kinks and twists to make for an exhilarating and difficult racetrack.
There are plenty of places to pass, and sections different enough that teams and riders can concentrate on their strengths, though that makes them vulnerable at other parts of the track. Add in a final section which lends itself to last-gasp attacks – at the risk of penalty points, as Romano Fenati found out – and you have an utterly superb track for motorcycle racing.
If Jarno Zafelli of Dromo was hired more often, instead of Hermann Tilke, there would be a lot more fantastic circuits to race at.
The only negative was the fact that the track was still so dirty, a result of it not yet having seen enough action. Once the riders got off line, they found themselves struggling for grip, losing a lot of ground.
Fortunately for the races, almost everyone got off line at some point or other, putting them all on an even footing. Once the surface cleans up properly, the track should offer even more places to attack, and alternate lines through sections. The Termas de Rio Hondo circuit is a fine addition to the calendar.


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6 tips to help product managers reduce stress
Balance your stress level during intense launch preparation time.
There is no denying that preparing for the launch of your biotech brand is stressful. But stress when managed and understood is not necessarily bad.
What is stress?
Stress is the body's way of rising to a challenge and preparing to meet a tough situation with focus and stamina. Events that provoke stress are called stressors and they can range from actual physical danger to nervousness over a big project or commitment, like a launch.
When we are stressed, our bodies respond by activating our nervous systems and by producing adrenaline. Adrenaline speeds up our pulse, blood pressure, and metabolism, causing our liver to release glucose to stimulate energy. All of these physical changes prepare a person to react quickly and effectively to handle the pressure of the moment. This is called our stress response.
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The stress response prepares us to react to danger or perform under pressure. This kind of good stress helps keep us alert and ready to respond.
But stress doesn't always occur in response to immediate challenges that get resolved quickly. Long-term situations can produce a lasting, low-level stress that's hard on the psyche. Planning a launch can begin years in advance, and the long months can be difficult to get through.
What can a biotech brand manager do to avoid stress overload?
1. Schedule time for work and time for play, and don't overschedule or overcommit yourself
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4. Respect your body: exercise regularly to help manage stress and eat healthfully to provide your body with the nutrition it needs
5. Set small goals: break projects down into manageable tasks; completing small tasks will help you build confidence to move on to bigger problems and projects
6. Don't strive for perfection, and don't expect it from others
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Purists argue that MG was never the same again. There was less variety in the products, racing activities were limited, and placing the MG badge on BMC saloons such as the Morris Oxford and 1300 would have been anathema to Kimber. Realists would point out that even after Kimber's death in 1945, fine, affordable sports cars such as the TC, MGA, Midget and MGB continued to be built, and it was only British Leyland's appalling management that sullied a great name in the 1970s
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Bedford's Little Town Players hosted The Waynesboro Players in a performance of Tuesday Mourning. The musical, written by the late Duane Hahn, portrays Bedford's experience on D-Day.
The musical was first performed in Waynesboro in late 2009. Hahn had wanted to eventually bring the play to Bedford. Then, Hahn died unexpectedly early this year.
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Education for rural people in the Caribbean
From elitism to equality
12 May 2006, Rome – International attention turns towards the Caribbean region on the eve of a regional conference on education for rural people (*) to take place in Saint Lucia on 18 and 19 May 2006.
Representatives of ministries of agriculture, education and health, and international agencies, NGOs and the private sector will attend the meeting, which is part of a global partnership launched by FAO and UNESCO during the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development to eradicate poverty and hunger. A similar meeting for the African region took place last year in Addis Ababa.
"Participants will discuss a wide range of issues including food, nutrition, education, school gardens, HIV/AIDS and gender," according to Marcela Villarreal, head of FAO's Gender and Population Division.
"Education is essential for the rural poor, many of whom are women. It is also essential for rural children who lose their parents to AIDS. Field schools need to be developed to provide essential skills and knowledge to orphaned children. Educating the rural poor contributes to preventing the pandemic from expanding rapidly in rural areas," Ms Villarreal says.
Worldwide, 100 million children are still being denied the opportunity to go to school. Without urgent action these children will remain in poverty and at far greater risk of HIV/AIDS infection, according to education experts.
Education challenges in the Caribbean
"In the Caribbean region, the impact of poverty, HIV/AIDS and educational deficits is acutely felt in the rural context," according to an FAO paper to be presented at the Saint Lucia meeting.
The paper deplores that "significant percentages of the population of the Caribbean States are impacted by poverty," and underlines the need to exert considerable efforts to reach the UN Millennium Development Goals in the region.
In the Caribbean, as in Latin America, poverty rates are higher in rural areas than in urban areas. In Jamaica, for example, the rural poverty rate is three times as high as the urban poverty rate, while in Guyana, almost the entire rural population is poor.
"The education system in the Caribbean evolved from a colonial historical legacy which was predicated on privilege. Education served as a primary device for social selection and class stratification. With the attainment of independence and the growth of nationalism, mass education became a socio-political priority," according to the report.
The Saint Lucia conference on education for rural people will immediately follow a World Bank/CDB/OECS Caribbean Forum on Lifelong Learning to be held on 16 and 17 May. It is expected that Ministers and education officials from 15 countries attending this forum will join the conference.
By helping to fight poverty, hunger and illiteracy, FAO and UNESCO are working hand in hand towards achieving Millennium Development goals number one, two and three: eradication of extreme poverty and hunger; achievement of universal primary education; and promotion of gender equality and empowerment of women. FAO has been assigned the responsibility of leading the education for rural people initiative.
(*) The Conference is organized by FAO, the Italian Development Cooperation office, the Government of Saint Lucia, UNESCO's International Institute for Educational Planning, the World Bank, the Inter-America Institute for Cooperation in Agriculture, the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and other partners. Its theme is: Food Security, Agricultural Competitiveness and Sustainable Livelihoods.
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