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Here's something that's perhaps unexpected: MAGIC!, the Canadian reggae group with the current No. 1 song in America in "Rude," just received a remix at the hands of Kid Ink, Ty Dolla $ign, and Travis Barker.
"Rude," a song about a guy seeking his girlfriend's parents' approval to marry her that sounds like it could be a Police tribute, didn't seem primed for a hip-hop remix, but the trio have managed to put their own spin on it.
Related: Watch Kid Ink Team Up with Chris Brown in His 'Show Me' Video
Kid Ink, Ty $ign, and Travis Barker's rendition has a harder-hitting feel, as you can imagine. Barker gave the beat and drums a clapping makeover, while Ink and Ty take the song's PG rating to an almost R with raunchier lyrics.
"Why you gotta be so damn bad, girl?" they ask. "Why you gotta have so much a–, girl? / Ay, I'ma let you lick the rapper / I like it when you tell me, 'faster, faster.'"
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Artist Tray and Tree of Life
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These are great. THANKS!!!!
The artist tray is an excellent way to save those smaller school pictures of your children or grandchildren!
This is my first time viewing a webisode. It was wonderful. It certainly gave me some food for thought in terms of a way to use my paper crafts. I loved the tree of life in particular. Something to put on my wish list.
Thanks guys--loved the vintage tray-looks like something I would do w/my assorted treasures. Certainly show that papercrafting is multi-demenisional. What fun...
I am new to paper crafting . I am very much surprised at what all can be done. Thank you so much for the videos
I love the idea of the tree of life. I think that it would make a wonderful Family Tree. Displaying pictures with the grandparents at the top and then the branches going down to the bottom.
These are 2 great ideas for those of us who love paper and dimension and do not scrapbook. Thanks for presenting them - loved the Heritage Box!!
I saw these in the catalog and have been hoping you would do a webisode with how to use them. Now I know so I can order. Also love the tree. I have a small Christmas tree in my craft room for all the decorations I make each year. Now I can use the this tree for all my other crafts. THanks for the ideas. I can't believe Sara is not going to be doing webisodes much longer. I will miss her greatly.
The Artist Tray is indeed like the typesetter drawers of a while back. I used to have one on my wall filled with miniature treasures. I also made a glass covered collection box of my son's baby items that hung on the wall. So I think it is a fabulous idea for paper art too now!!! Congratulations on a great idea!!!
I've often wondered about these trays. I may have to have one! TFS
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Has any one had work done at sills in cleveland ohio or all seasons in wooster ohio. Trying to figure out who is better at major repaires.
Has any one had work done at sills in cleveland ohio or all seasons in wooster ohio. Trying to figure out who is better at major repaires.
Both are O.K. but neither one is on the top end of the scale. Sill's is rather busy with lawnmower repairs and All Season's has too many other brands and both don't have a real good BMW mechanic.
The absolute best BMW service you can get in NE Ohio is at Mathias BMW in New Philadelphia.
It may be a long haul, depending where you are, but it is worth it.
What bike?
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Other than a tire change at All Seasons, I have not had work done at Sills or All Seasons, so I can not speak about their quality.
I have had outstanding service from Mathias BMW in New Philadelphia, OH since I moved to this area in 1995. Dealership owner Gene is a treats you more than fairly and lead mechanic Jamie will see that your bike is done correctly. I have bought both a new and a used BMW from this dealership.
I also did well with Re-Psycle BMW when I needed parts and service on a 1984 R80RT.
I have lived in Michigan, Illinois and Ohio and dealt with more than 12 BMW dealerships and repair shops in those states since I started riding in the 1970's. Mathias ranks among the best of those.
R1200RT. Previous K1200RS, K1200LT, R80RT, R100R, R75/5
I am sorry i missed you. I was sleeping hit a deer sat. going 65/70 mph bike has heavy front end damage. threw deer 60 feet I went off road layed bike down then rolled slid not sure. I am very sore but ok. trying to get to a shop so it can be hopefully fixed. I never wear a helmet but I got it out and put it on coming home I can remember the impact then my head hitting the ground will always wear one now. I really would i to thank you for your help.
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The question really was, if it is necessary to change the metal bracketry. I have the headlight and the plastic, as well as the top cover for the windshield base, which is different.
Didn't think about the instrument panel and the switches for fog-light and headlight adjustment.
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Sorry still a little out of it. 2012 R1200 GSA triple black.
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When Patients Ask About Online Information On Products And Procedures
For better or for worse, we live in an "As Seen on TV" culture. Often, our patients come to us with their own thoughts and ideas based on a commercial that they saw on late night television, an advertisement from the magazine on an airplane or something that they have "researched" on the Internet.
We would venture to guess that a week does not go by when a patient comes into your office with a specific question about a newspaper clipping or something that he or she has printed off the World Wide Web.
In some ways, this vast amount of information readily available to our patients is a blessing. It allows them to become actively involved in their own care with the freedom to ask their own questions on their own time. Of course, it can be a curse in many other ways. Daniel Boorstin noted that "The fog of information can drive out knowledge." Unfortunately, the quality of the information often does not match its quantity.
As physicians, we feel it is our duty to provide an assessment of all available information in order to recommend what we feel is the best option for our patients. This has become increasingly difficult as the amount of "available information" expands exponentially. For example, we recently did a Google search on "Diabetic Foot Ulcer Cure" and came up with 437,000 results in 0.22 seconds. The following sites represent a small sample of what we found.
Diabetic_foot. For those unfamiliar, Wikipedia brands itself as a free online "encyclopedia" in which anyone can log on and edit an entry. It is often the first Internet stop for people with a general question about a specific topic. Wikipedia does have a "Diabetic Foot" page that emphasizes prevention and treatment. Prevention is by "frequent chiropody review" in addition to injury avoidance and good lower extremity hygiene. The antibiotic regimen proposed in the treatment section consists of the combination of flucloxacillin, amoxicillin and metronidazole. In regard to advanced therapies, Wikipedia only references nitric oxide, light therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1361226. This Web site provides a link to an article published in the International Journal of Telemedicine and Applications.1 It describes outcomes following a pilot program in Denmark to provide expert consultation and evaluation of diabetic foot ulcerations through telemedicine as opposed to direct patient-physician contact.
According to the article, video consultation occurred between a patient and a visiting nurse at one site, and a diabetic foot expert at a separate site. All parties (physician, visiting nurse, and patient) reported satisfaction with the process and indicated that it was a viable way of performing treatment.
A Closer Look At Product Claims On The Internet
www.reversegangrene.com. This is a Canadian-based Web site for a company dedicated to "the who, why, when and how of reversing gangrene naturally" through the use of nutrition. This Web site recommends two primary interventions to prevent amputation from gangrene.
The first is Gangrene Clear-G Formula, which can reportedly help save limbs by: "increasing peripheral nutrient-dense, oxygen-rich and germ-fighting blood flow; providing nourishment; accelerating the inner self-healing effect; and repairing the tissues affected by an insufficient blood supply." It is a powdered blend of 80 vitamins, minerals, nutrients and phytonutrients mixed into a solution and taken orally two to five times daily.
The second intervention is Y-DAN, which is described as a "gentle, slow-motion exercise," similar to tai chi, that can reportedly help improve blood flow to the affected extremity.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=41449§ionid=3510210. This Web site provides preliminary information on "a new anti-diabetes herbal medication, which can effectively treat diabetic foot ulcers." Angipars™ is a new medication being "mass produced" in Iran and is reportedly available orally, topically or intravenously.
We tried to dig a little deeper on this one but we could only find an article describing Angipars™ as some form of herbal extract known as semelil in a pharmacologic journal published by the Tehran University of Medical Sciences.2
http://foothealth.about.com/od/diabetesfeet/a/compairfootmass.htm. This site describes the use of compressed air massage in the treatment for diabetic foot ulcerations. "Compressed air massage works similar to filling a car tire with air, except that the air goes on your skin and not in a tire." It reportedly facilitates a temporary increase in the local vascular supply.
http://www.sarkaritel.com/news_and_features/health/diabeticfoot.htm. This Web site provides a link to an article written by Sunita Govind, a health reporter in India, who offers important and much needed information about diabetic foot disease in that country. However, we did have one question when Govind reported that "a diabetic foot can lead to frog foot, ulcers, gangrene and ultimately amputation." Despite our research, we were unable to determine the exact nature of what constitutes a "frog foot."
In Conclusion
While it is impossible to control all of the information that will reach our patients, it is our duty and responsibility to educate them and ourselves with regard to the questions that they bring us. Instead of laughing off these Web sites and not giving them a second thought, active physicians will take a step back and see what they can learn from the situation.
For example, Wikipedia is probably not the best place for patients to look for answers to their questions about the diabetic foot. However, after reviewing the page, we went on an active search for better sources. We now refer patients with general questions to several Web sites including the American Diabetes Association (www.diabetes.org/type-1-diabetes.jsp), the American Podiatric Medical Association (www.apma.org/s_apma/sec.asp?CID=371&DID=17520), and the American Medical Association (http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/reprint/293/2/260.pdf).
We took a second look at our most commonly utilized antibiotic regimens and decided to continue to follow the recommendations established by the Infectious Diseases Society of America with respect to diabetic foot infections.3 We then reviewed the recent peer-reviewed publications regarding nitric oxide, light therapy and hyperbaric oxygen treatments, so we could make up-to-date and evidence-based recommendations to our patients.4-22
As another example, before visiting reversegangrene.com, we would have been unable to tell you that phytonutrients are compounds derived from plants that are thought to have health-protective effects.23-25 Although we cannot specifically comment on the Gangrene Clear-G Formula, one should not underappreciate the impact of nutrition on diabetes and wound healing.26-30 In regard to this Web site page, you would probably be surprised at the documented impact of tai chi exercises on diabetes.31-34
We can probably all agree that telemedicine means are not the ideal way to evaluate our patients with diabetes but it is probably better than nothing. Would you rather not evaluate a patient with a diabetic foot ulceration at all or have some form of evaluation, no matter how limited?
In the United States and throughout the world, the rate of diabetes and lower extremity amputations as a result of diabetes have steadily increased and increased at a rate that exceeds our ability to produce diabetic foot "experts." As a profession, we should be exploring different ways for a limited amount of specialists to evaluate a growing number of patients effectively.
In many situations, we are teaching ourselves in addition to our patients. Each and every situation presents a unique opportunity for self-education and self-improvement so we are better able and more prepared to help the next patient we encounter.
Dr. Meyr is a third-year resident within the podiatric surgical residency program at the INOVA Fairfax Hospital in Falls Church, Va.
Dr. Steinberg is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery at the Georgetown University School of Medicine in Washington, D.C. He is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons.
1. Clemensen J, Larsen SB, Kirkevold M, Ejskjaer N. Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers in the Home: Video Consultations as an Alternative to Outpatient Hospital Care. Int J Telemed Appl. 2008: 132890.
2. Larijani B, Heshmat R, Bahrami A, Delshad H, Ranjbar Omrani G, et al. Effects of intravenous Semelil (ANGIPARSTM) on diabetic foot ulcers healing: a multicenter clinical trial. DARU Vol 16, Suppl. 2008.
3. Lipsky BA, Berendt AT, Deery HG, et al. Diagnosis and treatment of diabetic foot infections. Clin Infect Dis. 2004 Oct 1; 39(7): 885-910.
4. Schaffer M, Bongartz M, Fischer S, Proksch B, Viebahn R. Nitric oxide restores impaired healing in normoglycaemic diabetic rats. J Wound Care. 2007 Jul; 16(7): 311-6.
5. Witte MB, Kiyama T, Barbul A. Nitric oxide enhances experimental wound healing in diabetes. Br J Surg. 2002 Dec; 89(12): 1594-1601.
6. Witte MB, Thornton FJ, Tantry U, Barbul A. L-Arginine supplementation enhances diabetic wound healing: involvement of the nitric oxide synthase and arginase pathways. Metabolism. 2002 Oct; 51(10): 1269-73.
7. Masters KS, Leibovich SJ, Belem P, West JL, Poole-Warren LA. Effects of nitric oxide releasing poly(vinyl alcohol) hydrogel dressings on dermal wound healing in diabetic mice. Wound Repair Regen. 2002 Sep-Oct; 10(5): 286-94.
8. Luo JD, Wang YY, Fu WL, Wu J, Chen AF. Gene therapy of endothelial nitric oxide synthase and manganese superoxide dismutase restores delayed wound healing in type 1 diabetic mice. Circulation. 2004 Oct 19; 110(16): 2482-93.
9. Boykin JV, Baylis C, Allen SK, Humphries YM, Shawler LG, Sommer VL, Watkins MB, Young JK, Crossland MC. Treatment of elevated homecysteine to restore normal wound healing: a possible relationship between homocysteine, nitric oxide and wound repair. Adv Skin Wound Care. 2005 Jul-Aug; 18(6): 297-300.
10. Silva SY, Rueda LC, Marquez GA, Lopez M, Smith DJ, Calderon CA, Castillo JC, Matute J, Rueda-Clausen CF, Orduz A, Silva FA, Kampeerapappun P, Bhide M, Lopez-Jaramillo P. Double blind, randomized, placebo controlled clinical trial for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers, using a nitric oxide releasing patch: PATHON. Trials. 2007 Sep 26; 8: 26.
11. Lavery LA, Murdoch DP, Williams J, Lavery DC. Does anodyne light therapy improve peripheral neuropathy in diabetes? A double-blind, sham-controlled, randomized trial to evaluate monochromatic infrared photoenergy. Diabetes Care. 2008 Feb; 31(2): 316-21.
12. Sutterfield R. Light therapy and advanced wound care for a neuropathic plantar ulcer on a Charcot foot. J Wound Ostomy Continence Nurs. 2008 Jan-Feb; 35(1): 113-5.
13. Arnall DA, Nelson AG, Lopez L, Sanz N, Iversen L, Sanz I, Stambaugh L, Arnall SB. The restorative effects of pulsed infrared light therapy on significant loss of peripheral protective sensation in patients with long-term type 1 and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Acta Diabetol. 2006 May; 434(1): 26-33.
14. Franzen-Korzendorfer H, Blackinton M, Rone-Adams S, McCulloch J. The effect of monochromatic infrared energy on transcutaneous oxygen measurements and protective sensation: results of a controlled, double-blind, randomized clinical study. Ostomy Wound Manage. 2008 Jun; 54(6): 16-31.
15. Leonard DR, Farooqi MH, Myers S. Restoration of sensation, reduced pain, and improved balance in subjects with diabetic peripheral neuropathy: a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study with monochromatic near-infrared treatment. Diabetes Care. 2004 Jan; 27(1): 168-72.
16. Kranke P, Bennett M, Roeckl-Wiedmann I, Debus S. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for chronic wounds. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2004;(2):CD004123.
17. Roeckl-Wiedmann I, Bennett M, Kranke P. Systematic review of hyperbaric oxygen in the management of chronic wounds. Br J Surg. 2005 Jan; 92(1): 24-32.
18. Strauss MB. Hyperbaric oxygen as an intervention for managing wound hypoxia: its role and usefulness in diabetic foot wounds. Foot Ankle Int. 2005 Jan; 26(1): 15-8.
19. Londahl M, Katzman P, Nilsson A, Hammarlund C, Sellman A, Wykman A, Hugo-Persson M, Apelqvist J. A prospective study: hyperbaric oxygen therapy in diabetics with chronic foot ulcers. J Wound Care. 2006 Nov; 15(10): 457-9.
20. Steed DL, Attinger C, Colaizzi T, Crossland M, Franz M, Harkless L, Johnson A, Moosa H, Robson M, Serena T, Sheehan P, Veves A, Wiersma-Bryant L. Guidelines for the treatment of diabetic ulcers. Wound Repair Regen. 2006 Nov-Dec; 14(6): 680-92.
21. McMillan G, Glover M. The clinical and economic potential of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in the treatment of diabetic ulceration and other conditions. Int J Low Extrem Wounds. 2007 Sep; 6(3): 130-8.
22. Thackman JA, McElwain DL, Long RJ. The use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat chronic wounds: a review. Wound Repair Regen. 2008 May-Jun; 16(3): 321-30.
23. Beecher GR. Phytonutrients' role in metabolism: effects on resistance to degenerative processes. Nutr Rev. 1999 Sep; 57(9 Pt 2): S3-6.
24. Grusak MA, DellaPenna D, Welch RM. Physiologic processes affecting the content and distribution of phytonutrients in plants. Nutr Rev. 1999 Sep; 57(9 Pt 2): S27-33.
25. Goldman IL, Kader AA, Heintz C. Influence of production, handling, and storage on phytonutrient content of foods. Nutr Rev. 1999 Sep; 57(9 Pt 2): S46-52.
26. Arnold M, Barbul A. Nutrition and wound healing. Plast Reconstr Surg. 2006 Aug; 24(3): 539-59.
27. Rahm DH, Labovitz JM. Perioperative nutrition and the use of nutritional supplements. Clin Podiatr Med Surg. 2007 Apr; 24(2): 245-59.
28. Abu-Rumman PL, Armstrong DG, Nixon BP. Use of clinical laboratory parameters to evaluate wound healing potential in diabetes mellitus. J Am Podiatr Med Assoc. 2002 Jan; 92(1): 38-47.
29. Collins N. Diabetes, nutrition, and wound healing. Adv Skin Wound Care. 2003 Nov; 16(6): 291-4.
30. Mechanick JI. Practical aspects of nutritional support for wound-healing patients. Am J Surg. 2004 Jul; 188(1A Suppl): 52-6.
31. Lee MS, Pittler MH, Kim MS, Ernst E. Tai chi for Type 2 diabetes: a systematic review. Diabet Med. 2008 Feb; 25(2): 240-1.
32. Wang JH. Effects of Tai Chi exercise on patients with type 2 diabetes. Med Sport Sci. 2008; 52: 230-8.
33. Richerson S, Rosendale K. Does Tai Chi improve plantar sensory ability? A pilot study. Diabetes Technol Ther. 2007 Jun; 9(3): 276-86.
34. Yeh SH, Chuang H, Lin LW, Hsiao CY, Wang PW, Yang KD. Tai chi chuan exercise decreases AIC levels along with increase of regulatory T-cells and decrease of cytotoxic T-cell population in type 2 diabetic patients. Diabetes Care. 2007 Mar; 30(3): 716-8.


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series of press releases, announced the coming availability of
its 4G WiMax network with network partner Sprint in three of the most
important metro areas in the United States -- New York City, Los
Angeles, and San Francisco.
Big Apple is expected to receive the high-speed data network first,
as early as November 1st. Los Angeles is set to go live a month later
-- on December 1st -- and San Francisco is slated for late December.
consumers in NYC or L.A. may already be able to connect to WiMAX. "In
advance of Clearwire's commercial 4G launch," Clearwire said,
"dual-mode 3G/4G service is now available to consumers in select
areas" of Los Angeles and New York City. "This
targeted pre-launch promotion provides early adopters with broad 3G
coverage and limited 4G coverage while final work on Clearwire's 4G
network is completed."
three additional cities will add
to Sprint/Clearwire's current availability in 56 major
metropolitan areas across the country. The press releases also
mention that Denver, Miami, Cincinnati, and Cleveland are all
expected to receive the 4G services by year's end, bringing the total
up to 63 major metros.
which Sprint owns through majority stock, stated that its network
services are currently available to approximately 66 million people,
including the services it offers through partnerships with Comcast
and Time Warner Cable.
is the only major carrier to use WiMax for its fourth-generation
technology. This has allowed the third-largest carrier to become the
first to offer branded "4G" services to consumers, with
devices like the HTC
EVO 4G and Samsung
Epic 4G. However, WiMAX is broadly looked at as an inferior
technology to LTE, which the three other major carriers have
committed to for their respective future 4G networks. Verizon, in
particular, has announced aggressive plans
to offer LTE in up to 30 cities by year's end. AT&T
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Serena Williams moved past Agnieszka Radwanska into third place in the women's world tennis rankings.
Radwanska was beaten by Li Na in the quarterfinals of the China Open, where she was the defending champion. That resulted in a loss of 750 ranking points.
Williams didn't play in Beijing, withdrawing before the tournament because of the flu, but Radwanska's loss of points placed Williams ahead of her for No. 3 in the rankings.
Li, who lost in the semifinals, switched spots in the rankings with Sara Errani and is now seventh. Errani slips to No. 8.
The China Open finalists -- Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova -- remain ranked No. 1 and 2, respectively. Azarenka has 10,955 points and Sharapova has 9,135. Williams has 7,900 points and Radwanska 7,265. No. 5 Petra Kvitova has 6,595 points.
Angelique Kerber comes in at sixth with 5,470 points while Li has 5,095 and Errani has 4,855. Samantha Stosur remains in ninth with 4,400 points and Marion Bartoli has 4,010 points, which is 10th.
Only two Top 10 players are entered in WTA tournaments this week.
Azarenka heads for Austria where she is the top seed for the Generali Ladies Linz tournament. Kvitova is the defending champion for the event but isn't entered. Stosur is the No. 1 seed for the HP Japan Women's Open Tennis 2012. Stosur lost to Bartoli in the 2011 final of the tournament.


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We're a small, passionate team based in Leipzig, Germany. Marcus Fehn and Max Seelemann, who both founded the company in 2011, have a 14-year history of creating writing software for OS X.
Back in 2003, Ulysses' predecessor was the first text processing software on the market aimed specifically at creative writers.
Max started programming when he was still in primary school, and he never stopped. After graduating (with distinction) in computer science, he decided against a career in academia. Instead, he took the development of Ulysses full-time, together with his partner Marcus. Today he is enjoying the many upsides (he's involved in almost everything) and accepting the little downsides (he's involved in almost everything) of pulling the strings of a company.
In 2002, when working as a staff designer in a web agency, Marcus wanted to write a novel, but struggled to find a suitable tool. He came up with a design of his own, and convinced Max, who was still in high school, to take over the programming part. That's how Ulysses came to life, and that's basically how things work until today – with the only difference that there are more people to make Marcus' impossible ideas become reality.
After graduating from the computing faculty at the Dresden University of Technology (where he met Max), Friedrich was the first to join the team as a full-time developer. As a little boy, he wanted to be a tool-and-die maker. Luckily enough, he inherited his older brother's C64 at the age of 6 and discovered a passion for coding. To date, Friedrich loves to delve into complex programming problems, and take his time to find not just any solution, but the perfect solution.
It must have been the wind which blew Fernanda first to Germany, then to Ulysses. Born in Mexico, she inherited her family's awesome cooking skills. Anybody in the mood for Mexican food? She holds a degree in Communication Sciences and has worked with several advertising agencies. Fernanda loves reading, swimming and traveling. Next on her "must-do" list: Play Holi in India.
Götz is the third gang member from the University of Dresden. During his studies of computer science, he took over occasional jobs for Max and Marcus, but also gained comprehensive professional experience as ice-cream maestro, supermarket cashier and adventure course instructor. Besides being involved in Ulysses' development, he is responsible for managing the customer support team. If customer support is at a loss, Götz usually still has an ace up his sleeve.
Among his friends, Lucas has long been the one to ask for technical help with Apple devices. A couple of years age, he stumbled upon Ulysses' "help-wanted" ad at the university, where he was (and still is) studying computer science. So problem solving became his part-time job, this time for Ulysses users. For quite a while, Lucas had been responsible for customer support. Today, he takes over more and more tasks in development. He owns two cats and a moped.
As Ulysses' communication allrounder, Rebekka can rely on professional experience in PR for 1 festival for radio plays, 1 major e-commerce platform, 1 university and 2 research institutes, as well as a Master's degree in Communications and Sociology. Rebekka loves literature and yoga, and truly enjoys to make sense of things by writing about them. She maintains a close albeit unilateral relationship with the office's coffee machine.
Eline, originally from The Netherlands, is currently writing her Master's thesis in the field of English linguistics. Eline answers customer emails, writes the occasional blog post, and is currently starting an exciting traineeship in the ever changing field of horticulture (i.e. watering the indoor plants). She follows the philosophy of not letting herself be distracted by what others deem normal, but instead taking life as it comes, making the most of every breath.
Lara loves to give advice, not only to Ulysses users seeking support. She is a student of linguistics and aims to become a forensic linguist (to help the police identify the author of blackmail letters, as a purely ransom, err, random example). Having grown up as an only child, Lara had to find ways to entertain herself – so she recorded her own one-woman-show on tape, many episodes over the years. Today, singing is still one of her creative hobbies.
If based on age, Lea would be the baby of the team. As a struggling student of humanities – Lea is aspiring a double degree in English and Communications –, she was in need of money when she joined the team. Helping Ulysses users from all over the world not only fills Lea's purse, but also brushes up her karma: "Anything you do will get back to you by some means or others", she says. Lea plays the drums, and is a lover of languages, books and plants.
Lina likes being busy, and she's got a serious travel passion that needs to be funded. So, when she started studying media informatics in Leipzig, she looked for a side job — a job that relates to her studies, actually; that's why she ended up with Ulysses and not in the bar in the ground floor. Lina started in the support team, reporting customers' wishes to the developers. Now she's herself helping to make these wishes come true and, thereby, learning new things everyday.
When he was little, Florian liked the sound of the word *Ingenieur* (German for engineer), so he wanted to become one. Now, with a master's degree in computer science in the bag, he may call himself a software engineer – a childhood dream has come true! After having finished university, Florian searched for a small company with a friendly atmosphere where he could work for Apple platforms – and found Ulysses. Coder by heart, he enjoys solving problems; emerging hurdles don't hold him off.
Chinese users, not a minor portion in Ulysses' user base, like to be approached in their native language. Fortunately, Jingya can bridge the language gap. Born in Xi'an, China – home of the famous Terracotta Army – she came to Germany three years ago, and is currently enrolled in the American Studies master's program at the University of Leipzig. Jingya is ambitious and eager to learn new things, ever exploring her own potential. A dream of hers: getting a pug as a pet once she settles down.
For Philip, creation is a basic need, that's why he became a designer. In years of working for web agencies, the demands of ever-changing customers refined his skills — now he makes use of them for shaping Ulysses' visual appearance. Philip believes in the power of empathy for problem solving and the harmonious coexistence of men. He is an occasional bowman and, at all times, a car lover. And he composes music and plans on starting a band project.


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A massive crowd came out Aug. 9 to celebrate the grand opening of the Rivers Casino. We asked Pittsburghers what they thought of the new gambling establishment. Here's what you said:
"The bad outweighs the little bit of good. They're bringing a few jobs to the community but bringing a lot more harm with gambling addictions. They make their money from people being addicted and I really can't agree with that."
Phyllis Y. Nettles
East Liberty
Behavior health specialist
"I'm afraid. I don't know if it's going to be good for the surrounding communities. I work in social services and am worried about the families. Now they have another evil to battle close to home."
Simone Benning
Social worker
"If it is going to be destructive, I don't want it here. I don't want to see the destruction. You know it is coming. People will lose their homes."
Laura Thomas
North Side
"I think the North Side is becoming polluted with buildings; it looks junky. I think there are other places they could've put the casino. Now that it has been added, crime is going to escalate."
Marchelle Brown
North Versailles
"I'm glad we have something like that here. Everyone won't have to travel so far. It'll bring money to the area and benefit quite a few people. It keeps the money here instead of everyone going out of town and taking it to those places. We can help ourselves."
Marian Jackson
"I have mixed feelings. I think its going to bring a lot of jobs to the city but I also think that it may boost our crime in that area. The city needs to make a conscious effort to do what needs to be done to keep the area safe."
Quiana Rash
Security officer


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Speaking separately to a group of leaders from the Mississippi River Valley Delta, the two candidates addressed the future of the state's "private option" two days after a lawmaker who helped craft the program was defeated in a Republican runoff election. Republican Rep. John Burris' loss in the state Senate race could jeopardize the future of the program, which uses federal funds to purchase private insurance for the poor.
More than 172,000 people have enrolled in the program, which was crafted as an alternative to expanding Medicaid under President Barack Obama's federal health law.
"As a Christian, I think it's the right thing to do and I'm going to do my best as governor to continue to fund it," Ross told members of the Delta Grassroots Caucus.
Hutchinson said his position hasn't changed since Burris' defeat, saying he'll evaluate the progress of the private option before deciding whether to push for its reauthorization next year.
Hutchinson said he was optimistic the Legislature "will do the right thing in terms of making the adjustments that are needed to reflect the values of Arkansas to make sure this program is an incentive for people to work and not an incentive for people to not work."
Reauthorizing the program next year will require a three-fourths vote in the House and Senate, a threshold the Legislature barely cleared earlier this year. Burris was defeated in Tuesday's runoff by Scott Flippo, who had campaigned on a vow to defund the expansion program.
Hutchinson said hospitals and those on the program need some certainty about its future.
"I hope we can come up with a consensus that eliminates some of the drama," he told reporters. "Whether you're talking about our hospitals or the 150,000 enrolled in this, we need to have some consistency and consensus on the direction we're going in the future so they can rely upon it."
Ross said he was optimistic the private option would ultimately survive, saying he believed the rhetoric that marked the Burris-Flippo race wouldn't be as dominant.
"I think at the appropriate time at the end of the day, I think a lot of the political rhetoric will subside and people will do the right thing and renew funding for the private option," Ross said.
The two spoke at the second day of a two day conference that featured other candidates for statewide and congressional office.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor told the group he would continue pushing for funding for the Delta Regional Authority, which was created to assist the 252 counties in the eight-state region.
Pryor's Republican rival, U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton, a day earlier defended his vote for a budget that would have eliminated the DRA and other regional commissions. Cotton said he didn't believe taxpayers were getting a good return on their investment for such agencies.
Pryor criticized Cotton's position as out of touch, saying the projects funded by DRA help lead to private investment in the area.
"There's a big multiplier effect for the state of Arkansas and I'm sure the entire Delta region," Pryor told reporters.


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Clarkson University Professor Charts Environmental Damage on the St. Lawrence River
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More than half a century after the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway in April 1959, Clarkson University biologist Michael R. Twiss is among a corps of scientists charting the environmental change the Seaway and hydroelectric power projects have wrought.
Global commerce for the Great Lakes brought with it scores of invasive species. "A ship coming from the Baltic may carry an uninvited international hitchhiker," says Twiss.
One of those hitchhikers, says Twiss, was the zebra mussel -- a small aquatic animal originally found in Russia. The mussel arrived around 1988 and began to breed. Since each female produces one million eggs a year, the burgeoning mussel population has had a drastic effect on the ecology of the Great Lakes.
For instance, the mussels changed the aquatic food supply by filtering phytoplankton, and markedly increased the clarity of Great Lakes water in the process. But the cleansing deprived other species of food.
"This caused lake trout to starve," says Twiss, an associate professor of biology and director of the Great Rivers Center at Clarkson University. He said the mussels have also turned some beaches into "middens," or dumps of empty mussel shells.
The zebra mussel population is controlled in part by the appetite of another species that also arrived via the Seaway - the round goby, a fish native to Eastern Europe's Black and Caspian Seas. The goby showed up in 1990 and began to feast on the mussels. This kept the gobies well fed and helped to control the zebra mussel population, but produced yet another environmental shift. "Things like the sturgeon and the small mouth bass are thriving because they eat the goby," Twiss explains.
It is a case of one thing leading to another, and Twiss wants to better understand how this constantly evolving system works. It is familiar territory; Twiss, a Yankee who grew up on the north shore of Lake Huron in Canada, has been around the Great Lakes all his life.
Now he is trying to find out what makes the system tick, with a particular focus on the little-studied 115-mile International Section of the St. Lawrence River which forms part of the boundary between New York State and Ontario. But Twiss and his research colleagues recognize that the environmental change wrought by invasive species can't be easily reversed.
Rapid ecological change has been a constant in the region since the arrival of European settlers. Since the 1800s, more than 136 invasive fish, algae, invertebrate, and plant species have colonized the Great Lakes, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. An early arrival was the sea lamprey, an eel-like primitive fish with a vampire's eating habits. The lamprey hooks its prey with its sucker mouth, drills a hole with its teeth, and then drains its victims of fluids and blood. Its prey includes salmon, lake trout, and sturgeon. The lamprey, which was discovered in Lake Ontario in the 1830s, may have entered through the Erie Canal.
But the St. Lawrence Seaway set off a new round of upheaval by allowing foreign invaders to reach the Great Lakes as stowaways in ship ballast, the extra water that ships carry to control stability in the water. When this water was dumped, invaders were set loose. The zebra mussel is believed to have arrived this way. New regulations now control where ballast can be emptied, but they came too late.
The Seaway was built to spur the economies of adjoining states and Canadian provinces by allowing ocean ships to travel unimpeded from the Atlantic to Duluth, Minn. Unfortunately, when the Seaway's 50th anniversary arrived, the media focused on the undesirable changes it had brought.
One of these changes came with the damming of the Long Sault Rapids, which allowed the installation of locks to handle big ships. "They drowned the rapids," says Twiss. This removed the natural fluctuations in water levels, so that cattail marshes took over sections of the river where fish once spawned.
It might seem logical to simply restore fluctuating water levels, and Twiss says several plans to do this have emerged. But Twiss cautions against haste. The danger is that fixing one problem may create another.
One sticking point is that wetlands are a natural reservoir for mercury because they aren't flushed by changing water levels. The river has been dammed for half a century and a lot of mercury has accumulated. "It potentially would be released in bulk if the water were allowed to rise and fall more naturally," Twiss says. In turn, this might render the fish in the river contaminated for human consumption, a warning not heeded by the burgeoning Bald Eagle population on the river.
It would amount to "yet another disturbance, when we already don't understand how things work now," Twiss adds. He is working with a colleague from the University of Ottawa to study the area where the rapids once lay. But even as they work, other changes may be taking place.
"It's like bobsledding," observes Twiss. "You can't get off, and it changes direction so rapidly it is difficult to keep your bearings. For a scientist, it's very challenging. Just when you think you understand the system, something else happens."
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in six alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption: Clarkson University biologist Michael R. Twiss aboard the Clarkson research vessel Lavinia at the St. Lawrence Seaway's Iroquois Lock.


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Map of Discovery, Western Hemisphere
In 1927, famed American painter N. C. Wyeth completed a series of five murals for Hubbard Memorial Hall, the National Geographic Society's first formal library. Called "The Romance of Discovery," the murals were flanked by highly illustrated maps of the eastern and western hemispheres showing the paths taken by some of the world's most significant explorers. The eastern hemisphere map is decorated with portraits of these men charting their courses. The western hemisphere features Poseidon and a mermaid keeping watch over the oceans. These two murals have been captured on paper for everyone to enjoy.


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This looks like a Speckled Wood
(Pararge aegeria)
Hi Wortmaggot,
Nymphalidae make me confused, but I think you're right, at least there is another very very similar ... I saw my checklist and the Pararge aegeria is present in my Country, only this specie of the genus Pararge is present here.
Wortmaggot is correct - Pararge Aegeria.
The other two species of Pararge are endemic to Madeira (P. Xiphia) and The Canary Islands (P. xiphioides). Also, they are slightly different to yours.
Hi Mike,
yes, I saw the checklist and this is the only specie of this genus present in Italy.
Thanks for your confirm Mike!
PS: this summer I could not shot a cicada! This is a pity, I like them a lot but is very hard to see one down the tree!


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Hardcore baseball fans know Game 7 of the 1960 World Series was one of the best ever played, with the Pittsburgh Pirates besting the mighty Yankees 10-9 on a walkoff homer by light-hitting Bill Mazeroski.
But unless they were around to see it, they only know about it from books. Neither NBC, which broadcasted the classic, nor Major League Baseball, had a video of the game. But one has been found, in the wine cellar once owned by Bing Crosby, a part-owner of the Pirates who was too nervous to watch the game live, according to The New York Times.
Crosby, who died in 1977, paid a company to film the game by kinescope and after he viewed the footage it sat for 50 years in an old wine cellar in his San Francisco home. He and his wife Kathryn went to Paris and litened over the radio so he "wouldn't jinx" his favorite team, she recounted years later.
"We were in this beautiful apartment, listening on shortwave, and when it got close Bing opened a bottle of Scotch and was tapping it against the mantel," Kathryn Crosby said. "When Mazeroski hit the home run, he tapped it hard; the Scotch flew into the fireplace and started a conflagration. I was screaming and Nonie said, 'It's very nice to celebrate things, but couldn't we be more restrained?'"
Robert bader, vice president for marketing and production for Bing Crosby Enterprises, found the black and white reels while combing hrough tapes of Crosby's TV appearances. After viewing the game, broadcast by legendary announcers Mel Allen and Bob Prince, he contacted Major League Baseball. The game will soon be put on DVD and will be replayed on television in December in a special to be hosted by Bob Costas. It will be the first time it's been broadcast since the game, the subject of a book called "The Best Game Ever," by Jim Reisler, was played.
"It was such a unique game to begin with. It was back and forth, back and forth," Pirate shortstop Dick Groat said about game 7 recently. "It was unbelievable."
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regarding the meta-discussion in http://www.dhammawheel.com/viewtopic.ph ... 180#p44793 (linked to the post which sparked this thought)
I had a look on the the TOS to have a look at what it says!
maybe it would be worth pointing out (as an addition) that although some threads and posts may appear heated that this may not always be the case due to ways different members communicate, or simply the different members conventions?Members are expected to self-moderate, being mindful of the adage that 'behaviour breeds behaviour'. Mutual respect and friendliness should be the basis of all interactions. For the Buddha's teaching on this see the Saleyyaka Sutta. The views presented by Dhamma Wheel members are not necessarily the views of the administrators or moderators. If you find anything objectionable, let the admin or mods know using the Report Post function and we'll look into it.
as Dan rightly points this can put people off the forum or Buddhism but (hoping people read the TOS first) could give them forewarning so to speak.


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Alison wrote:Alison wrote:shatarah wrote:Alison wrote:I have a few questions:
This morning I was listening to a Twilight podcast from about a year ago (almost to the date). At this point, Breaking Dawn hadn't been released yet; SM was still in the editing process. I don't know the exact source at the moment, but SM did an interview in which she was asked how long she would make the series or how she'd wrap up the series. I don't remember her response verbatim, but she mentioned that she had an outline of ideas for a 5th and 6th book. Does anyone know anything about this? BD ends fairly definitively in my eyes, so does that mean she put those ideas into BD, or is she still planning for a 5th and 6th book, even if it is years down the road?
Here's your answer according to http://www.stepheniemeyer.com/bd_faq.html
Why did you decide to end the saga?
The Twilight Saga is really Bella's story, and this was the natural place for her story to wind up. She overcame the major obstacles in her path and fought her way to the place she wanted to be. I suppose I could try to prolong her story unnaturally, but it wouldn't be interesting enough to keep me writing. Stories need conflict, and the conflicts that are Bella-centric are resolved.
Thanks for that. I already knew this part, but the interview where she mentioned the outlines for a 5th and 6th book was before she had finished BD. I was wondering if she decided mid-BD that she was going to end the series for good and incorporated her ideas for these books into BD, or if she still has these plans on the back burner. I'm searching for the interview as I type this. Also, some of the things I am reading are saying that Midnight Sun is the 5th book, but I don't think it is the 5th book she was speaking of, if that makes sense. At the point of the interview, she was already writing Midnight Sun. The 5th book she was referencing was merely a thought in her head.
So, I finally found the interview I mentioned.
TM: Do you think you will write more in the Twilight series? I have a minor crush on Jasper. I just find him adorable, in a Matt Damon in Bourne kind of way.
Steph: I can't say for sure. Right now, I'm seriously burned out on vampires, and I still have Midnight Sun to go. Plus there is all kinds of behind the scene publishing politics with this series that sucks some of the fun out.
But could I really leave them behind for good? Probably not. I assume that after some recovery time, I'll revisit the Twilight universe. I have a detailed outline for a fifth book, and I finally figured out how I'd end book six
The way she responds to this question makes me think that she did not consider Midnight Sun as the fifth book. Does anyone else get that impression from this quote?
I agree with you. Especially after reading from this interview.
Stephenie: The series at book four, and Midnight Sun kind of like book one point five. Book four will pretty much, it will be the last time Bella would narrate *crowd whines*, but if I wanted to go forward. The stories couldn't go on forever. If they did - no, no, no, if they did it would get old. Bella and Edward would have the same problems in every book and they overcame it and then faced the exact same thing again, it would get really old. There comes a time when the story needs to end. There are other stories with other characters. I might go there, I might not. There are some other things I'll do first, so it wouldn't be, like, right away, but I do have outlines for five and six.
I don't want to sound mean or anything bc I do love the Twilight series but does it feel like Stephenie Meyer is a bit...whiny? Well, not whiny like a kid but like when Midnight Sun got leaked, I understand her feelings and everything but it just feels like she cares too much about what people say. In almost every interview I've read of hers, she always mentions how she can't always have things her way as she has editors who want to cut this and that out but while I know Editors are there for a reason, I feel like she maybe she gives them too much rein?


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MINNEAPOLIS – Humorist Garrison Keillor is not taking a summer vacation.
The creator and host of "A Prairie Home Companion" kicks off his 26-city "Radio Romance Tour 2013" next month. Keillor wraps up the current season of his popular public radio variety show on Saturday from Tanglewood in Massachusetts. Then he's launching a coast-to-coast bus tour July 8 in Spokane, Wash.
Keillor plans 27 concerts, from Washington state to Maine. The shows will not be broadcast. Keillor will play Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison on July 18.
Keillor will be joined by comedian Fred Newman, who does sound effects, and the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. The shows will offer more than two hours of duet singing, with either singer Aoife O'Donovan or singer and fiddle player Sara Watkins.
The tour wraps up Aug. 6 in Interlochen, Mich.


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Local Disney parks saw a jump in visits during the bustling Halloween and Christmas seasons, helping the company boost tourism business late last year.
On Tuesday, the Walt Disney Co. reported its earnings for Sept. 30 to Dec. 29, which covers most of the two holiday seasons featuring special events, food and decorations. The U.S. Disney parks had a 4 percent increase in attendance, compared with the same period a year earlier.
Bob Iger, the company's chief executive, said the Anaheim parks have experienced a "dramatic increase" in attendance and spending since the June debut of the $1 billion makeover of Disney California Adventure.
The expansion included the opening of Cars Land, a 12-acre area based on Pixar's "Cars" movies with three rides.
"We're definitely seeing strong results in California from the significantly changed Disney California Adventure," Iger said during a conference call Tuesday with investors.
Disneyland Resort is home to two theme parks, three hotels and the Downtown Disney entertainment-shopping district. Disney is Orange County's largest employer with 25,000 workers.
Disney no longer breaks out figures by Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland Resort in California. Jay Rasulo, the company's chief financial officer, said Disney World's attendance went up "a hair" during that time period. However, visits to Disneyland Resort's two parks helped drive up business.
For all U.S. resorts, compared to the same time frame in 2011:
•Visitors spent 6 percent more money on items such as souvenirs and churros in the parks.
•At hotels, overnight guests spent about 4 percent more money.
Hotel occupancy dropped by about 4 percent to 81 percent, mostly because more rooms opened in May at a new Florida hotel, the Art of Animation Resort. Florida has more than 20 Disney hotels, compared to three in Anaheim
So far this year, hotel reservations are up about 4 percent compared to early last year.
Hotel guests are also paying more for rooms in early 2013, Rasulo said.
The Halloween and holiday seasons are major draws for park visitors.
During the holiday season, Disney California Adventure crews spiffed up Cars Land with special vehicle-theme décor, including wreaths made with tools, tires and air filters.
Across the esplanade, Disneyland hosted 20 nights of the Candlelight Ceremony, a retelling of the Christmas story.
The Halloween season also brings in visitors, in particular for nighttime, trick-or-treat parties that require separate tickets.
While parks boosted business, the company as a whole reported a 6 percent drop in profits for the quarter. Overall revenues increased to $11.3 billion, up 5 percent.
Cable network profits dropped by about $15 million, mostly because of a dip at Disney-owned ESPN, which had higher program and production costs, the company reported.
The costs are tied to increases in college and NFL football rate increases, as well as more NBA games compared with last year's lockout.
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Tenmile Range > Pacific Peak > West Ridge > Climber's Log
West Ridge Climber's Log
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|West Ridge via Mayflower Gulch
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2013
|From Mayflower Gulch road, across Mayflower Creek and up Pacific Creek bush-whacking through the willows. Found the ridge to be a fine challenge with some class 4 moves along the way, broken/loose rock is a constant.
|Posted Jul 13, 2013 11:33 am
|Good times...until the descent
Date Climbed: Mar 25, 2012
|Some fun climbing.
|Posted May 31, 2013 12:40 pm
|Fun Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 8, 2012
|Fun ridge, some loose rock detracts from the quality of the route a little, but this is a great quick way to get up Pacific from the west and offers some patches of quality scrambling along the way.
|Posted Jul 8, 2012 4:41 pm
|Fun climb
Date Climbed: Mar 31, 2012
|I've climbed this three times now and have never found a 3rd class route up this ridge. Maybe I'm missing something but it is a very fun 4th class climb. Also, I'm not so sure about the "solid" rock as most stuff we pulled on seemed to move with little resistance. Lots of rock fall. It is still one of my favorite scrambles.
|Posted Apr 15, 2012 3:38 pm
|West Ridge
Date Climbed: Mar 17, 2012
|Nice winter route, some snow and wind made it interesting.
|Posted Mar 19, 2012 11:04 pm
|Good Bang for the Buck
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2011
|A fun, short scramble route up a Centennial. I liked it.
|Posted Aug 25, 2011 9:37 am
|3rd class?
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2010
|this was a fun route, but i definitely found the suggested 3rd class route impossible to find. We wound up making a very exposed 4th class face climb on the second tower. The ridge proper is fine after that except maybe at the summit Notch. There again go high and climb the 4th class gully. Lower is totally rotten with loose down climbing. I found this hike significantly tougher than the little Pawnee Traverse and Mt. Neva route in "Colorado Scrambles"
|Posted Jul 6, 2010 8:19 pm
|Great 3-4th class ridge
Date Climbed: Apr 17, 2010
|Throw in some snow, low visibility, wind, fun rock/snow scrambling, and lots of route finding and you get a great day out with Timothy P.
|Posted Apr 18, 2010 10:42 pm
|Timothy Pearl
|Ugly day, good fun
Date Climbed: Apr 17, 2010
|With MikeyB. Snowy day with about 2 inches of accumulation. Low visibility most of the ascent (blind). Stuck to the ridge direct minus first tower and one other vertical section. Lots of fun scrambling, snow climbing, and route finding. Wind picked up as we gained summit which helped clear the visibility. Descended SW face by down-climbing some loose crud then down a curved snow gully to a nice glissade.
|Posted Apr 18, 2010 5:56 am
|west ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2007
|Have done this one a few times now--one of my favorites in the Tenmile, it's been different each time. The crux seems to be crossing over a steep, rotten gully to the right of the second tower about halfway up the ridge- test those holds!
|Posted Sep 9, 2008 12:01 am
|West Ridge
Date Climbed: Feb 5, 2005
|Very fun route with mixed terrain and some 4th class. Lots of snow with whipping winds on the ridges between Pacific and Atlantic.
|Posted May 13, 2007 2:06 pm
|winter west ridge
Date Climbed: Jan 26, 2007
|interesting winter climb, snow/ice combos forced me into alot of class four terrain and a sketchy low class five crux. hair raising experience, but fun.
|Posted Feb 6, 2007 12:21 am


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Yosemite National Park > Mount Conness > North Ridge > Climber's Log
North Ridge Climber's Log
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|Climbed in a thunderstorm
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2014
|Climbed with Mike Chen in 5.5 hours, excluding the time spent waiting out the thunderstorm at the notch after the second tower. This was my first long trad lead. Easy climbing and beautiful views.
|Posted Jul 20, 2014 7:36 pm
|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2013
|Climbed with a team of 8 from Sierra mountaineering club. Great rock and an enjoyable climb.
|Posted Jun 19, 2014 10:49 pm
|Good times!
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2013
|Brought a rope for rappelling the second tower but ended up down-climbing, instead.
A good day on a good climb with some good friends.
|Posted Aug 19, 2013 3:19 am
|Not bad at all
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2013
|Really nice scrambling on knobby rock similar to Cathedral Peak SE buttress, but easier. Fun.
|Posted Aug 16, 2013 10:25 am
|Another Sierra Classic
Date Climbed: Jun 4, 1986
|Loved the rock on this route; lots of variation. Descended via the leftmost snow couloir; had to negotiate a bergshrund down below. Recommended.
|Posted Oct 8, 2012 12:41 am
|North Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2012
|Summited from the car in 6 hrs. Great route!
|Posted Jul 30, 2012 8:00 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2012
|fun in the sun!!!
|Posted Jul 30, 2012 12:57 am
|Vitaliy M.
|Link up of 3 routes
Date Climbed: Sep 17, 2011
|Linked up with NW ridge of North peak, dropped down and did West ridge after. Descended East ridge. 4 routes for the price of one! Great day out!
|Posted Sep 20, 2011 5:51 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2011
|Superb fun and scenic route on great rock!
|Posted Sep 17, 2011 3:18 pm
|Vertigo soul
|Fun times
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2011
|Great scrambling. Soloed up to rap station on 2nd tower, then simul-climbed, but probably could have soloed rest too. Love this area!
|Posted Aug 27, 2011 1:37 am
|What rope?
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2006
|Climbed this with D.Rod and Barry after the N.Ridge on North Peak as part of my first climbing day after ACL replacement. Was a pretty easy ropeless day, short routes but really fun.
|Posted Dec 20, 2010 7:56 pm
|August 2006
|Car to car with Kris J. We brought along rock shoes and a small rack, but never used either. I did rappel from the second tower, but Kris downclimbed that part. Fun fun route and fantastic scenery.
|Posted Dec 20, 2010 11:36 am
|4/5 stars
|Mostly 3d and 4th class
|Posted Oct 1, 2010 8:10 am
|No rope? Shiiiiiiiiit
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2009
|Linked North Peak and Conness in an awe-inspiring day. EXCELLENT weather and met a guy who also was on Shasta for Thanksgiving 08'. Small Climbing world.
|Posted Dec 30, 2009 9:15 pm
|A good day out
|I climbed this about 8 or 9 years ago. Simulclimbed after the rap. Good fun, good views, good fun.
|Posted Oct 1, 2009 4:43 pm
|fun solo, great link-up
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2009
|Went with granjero and AlpineAffinity...soloed it, next time won't bring the rope for the raps. Fun climbing, great to link up with North Peak to turn it into a long day. Descent sucks!
|Posted Sep 17, 2009 8:37 pm
|Fun gallop in los montanas
|Posted Sep 9, 2009 9:33 pm
|Fun route...
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2006
|1st time up this ridge, it is enjoyable
August 8, 2009
Did the ridge again along with the West Ridge and the NW Ridge on North Peak
|Posted Aug 22, 2009 1:57 am
|Never get tired of this route
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2009
|Warmed up on NW Ridge of North Peak and continued to Conness with Mike. Mike enjoyed his first solo experience. I never get tired of this mountain (my 6th or 7th time on top)
|Posted Aug 16, 2009 6:33 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 5, 2009
|Soloed with Jascha
|Posted Jul 7, 2009 12:11 am


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Alps - Eastern Part > Julian Alps > Razor and Prisojnik Group > Stenar > Climber's Log
Stenar Climber's Log
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|Re: Route Climbed: from Pogacnikov dom
|Later than planned, but the return took place! After spending three nights in the Pogačnik Hut and visiting some of the nearby peaks, we said good-bye to this beautiful area by climbing Stenar via the normal route before returning to Aljažev dom.
|Posted Aug 11, 2015 10:29 am
|Rain, then thunder ...
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2012
|It started to drizzle just minutes before I got to the summit. Nothing serious, I thought, so I continued. No view on the top, so I spent maybe two minutes there.
Five minutes into the descent, the first distant thunder came ...
Fortunately, it stayed distant, and the drizzle stopped not much later either, but I was glad not to be on the summit anymore. Surprisingly, several hikers continued going up!
|Posted Aug 15, 2012 6:48 am
|From Aljazev hut
|it was summer 2008, we started at Aljaz and ascended till bivak4, then Bovska vratca and Kriz, and finally, Stenar.It was high summer, but day before obviously snowed - it was full of little ice-balls, approaching bivak4.Stenar was in fog.Anyway, my favourite view is from Vrata valley, Stenar wall is really impressive.
We descended to Kriski Podi, I fell in love with the place a few years ago.
|Posted May 5, 2010 3:45 pm
|From Zadnjica valley
Date Climbed: Oct 13, 2009
|Fantastic hike from Zadnjica valley and great views on surrounding peaks. Overnight in winter room of Pogacnikov dom with little bit of snowfall during the night. :)
|Posted Oct 22, 2009 9:01 am
|Route Climbed: from Pogacnikov dom
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2008
|We started our day from Koča pri izviru Soče where we stayed over night. After a good and nice breakfast we proceeded towards Zadnjica where we parked our cars and started our ascent towards along Pogacnikov Dom at Kriski Podi plateau. After a short break, we decided to go directly to the Stenar summit via Dovška Vrata. The weather was great and the view even better.
We descended back to the mountain refuge, where we spent the night.
|Posted Jul 18, 2008 9:18 am
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2008
|from Pogacnik hut across Kriz to the top, and descent through Stenarska Vratca, around north face to the Vrata valley.
|Posted Jun 27, 2008 5:10 am
|Route Climbed: from Pogacnikov dom
Date Climbed: Jun 29, 2006
|Was an early morning "hike", in order to be back down in Trenta in time. Had a great view of the surrounding peaks from the top. Kriski Podi is a must-return place...
|Posted Jun 20, 2007 10:05 am
|Route Climbed: descent from Kriz to Stenarska Vratica Date Climbed: 18. august 1999
|Fantastic day. 3 peaks in one day! Nice company , wonderful view from summit.
|Posted Nov 29, 2005 6:22 am


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by Dan Burrows | December 28, 2012 12:27 pm
Hospital stocks had a healthy run in 2012 — especially after President Obama's reelection kept healthcare reform alive and well. But that doesn't mean they can keep it up in 2013.
The president's expansion of healthcare extends insurance to another 30 million Americans. That means hospitals will have more customers — er, patients — and that more of them will pay their bills.
That has hospital stocks booming. HCA Holdings (NYSE:HCA[1]), the nation's biggest hospital operator, rallied 39% in 2012. Community Health Systems (NYSE:CYH[2]) is up 73%, Tenet Healthcare (NYSE:THC[3]) added 55%, and Health Management Associates (NYSE:HMA[4]) tacked on 23%.
By comparison, the broader market is up a bit more than 12% in 2012.
It's usually hard for high-flying stocks to maintain such momentum[5], especially when the trade — predicated on healthcare reform — is no secret. That suggests that the easy money has already been made.
It also doesn't help that the euphoria following Obama's presidential victory has been supplanted by anxiety over the so-called fiscal cliff — and the very real possibility that cuts could be coming to Medicare spending in 2013 as part of any grand bargain.
So, even if the hospital stocks can continue their run, political uncertainty
That said, the great healthcare expansion doesn't kick in until 2014, meaning the business opportunities for the hospital operators is still far enough in the future that shares could have decent upside ahead. Remember, stocks are forward-looking, so they're essentially discounting a rush of new patients more than a year out.
Also helping the bull case is that none of these names looks particularly overpriced.
HCA, for example, trades in-line with its own five-year average forward price-to-earnings ratio, according to data from Thomson Reuters Stock Reports. Furthermore, that P/E stands at only a bit over 8. That's a whopping discount to the broader market, despite HCA having much stronger growth prospects.
Tenet trades at just 11 times forward earnings, also cheaper than the S&P 500, and yet it has a long-term growth forecast of 16%. The market's own long-term growth forecast is just 9%.
HMA goes for just 10 times forward earnings and has an estimated long-term growth rate of nearly 11%. CYH may be the cheapest of the bunch. Its forward P/E of 7.8 represents a 20% discount to its own five-year average. At the same time, analysts forecast a long-term growth rate of nearly 13%.
It's significant that even after such huge rallies, these stocks still appear to offer compelling valuations. That's to say, they still look like bargains. Surely a great deal of that is the market's way of discounting political risk and the uncertainty of Medicare spending in 2013 and beyond.
It's hard to believe we'll see the same sort of 25% to 70% gains next year, but given the tailwinds and reasonable valuations, another year of market-beating performance still seems within reach for the major hospital operators.
As of this writing, Dan Burrows did not hold positions in any of the aforementioned securities.
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Everything Must Go: Will Ferrell Gets Serious Again
Here's a trailer for Everything Must Go, a dramedy (ick) based on Raymond Carver's short story "Why Don't You Dance." In it Ferrell plays a sadsack who loses his job and his wife on the same day, has something of a psychic break, and decides to live with all of his stuff on his front lawn.
There's also a weird little kid and they learn things from each other, plus the sunny brunette presence of Rebecca Hall as a potential love interest. This trailer mostly shows the comedy side, but there are definite hints of melancholy and wistfulness, just as we saw in Ferrell's Stranger Than Fiction, the 2006 only-sorta-successful Kaufman-lite film that marked Ferrell's first major foray into the realm of dramatic acting. For me, comedians attempting drama is always fascinating, so I'm as curious to see this as I was Stranger, but I sense that maybe other people aren't quite as intrigued by comedian crossovers. How about you?


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a visitor captures a shot of the golden Budda in the interior of the Ananda Pagoda in Bagan, Myanmar.
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InasiaJones (31566) 2014-01-05 0:40
Hi Eugene,
I think that this is an excellent and original image, as although we have seen many photographers being photographed, being able to see their viewfinder of the subject isn't common.
Also, the silhouette of the hands is fantastic, both in the position, but also also against the golden buddha.
I like this idea a lot, very refreshing presentation.
Have a splendid year 2014!
subhendu_bagchi (26091) 2014-03-23 1:25 [Comment]
nice capture using the camera and the silhouetted hands... I have one like it in my gallery too... :)
Best wishes.
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House and Senate leaders on Tuesday said they're planning a seminar for members of both chambers to brush up on the state's campaign finance and ethics laws at the state Capitol. The Sept. 26 session is aimed at answering questions lawmakers may have had since adjourning this year's legislative session.
"I think we just want to make sure people are aware of the pitfalls that are out there, know what the rules say and don't let custom dictate what they do but make sure the law dictates what they do," Senate President Michael Lamoureux said.
The event is being held after Democratic Sen. Paul Bookout resigned his seat over the state Ethics Commission's ruling that he spent thousands of campaign dollars illegally on clothing, home theater equipment and other personal items. A special prosecutor has been appointed to determine whether Bookout, who was fined $8,000 and reprimanded by the commission, should face any charges.
It also comes as Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Darr faces questions over reporting hundreds of dollars spent at restaurants and gas stations shortly after taking office as fundraising expenses. Darr has filed an ethics complaint against himself and said he plans to amend his campaign finance reports to classify the spending as repayment of debts his campaign owed him.
Matt Campbell, the attorney and blogger who first questioned the spending, has filed a separate complaint against Darr over the spending and other issues.
Lamoureux said House Speaker Davy Carter came up with the idea of a seminar on ethics, similar to one that's given to freshmen lawmakers before the start of the regular legislative session. The House and Senate return for a session focused primarily on the state's budget in February.
House Chief of Staff Gabe Holmstrom said some House members had said they were interested in a refresher after the Legislature adjourned its session in May.
"There had been talk especially right after the session ended about doing another type of continuing education and that's really what we're billing this as," Holmstrom said.
Holmstrom said the afternoon long seminar will also include primers on the reimbursement rules for lawmakers. It will include officials with the Bureau of Legislative Research and the Ethics Commission.
Bookout's resignation and the questions over Darr's reports have prompted some lawmakers to call for a re-examination of the state's ethics laws. House Democrats on Monday announced they were creating a committee to look at ethics legislation.


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Mifgash Theatre will be bringing to Toronto a play about a family in Jerusalem on May 22, 1967, shortly before the Six Day War.
The play, called A Night in May, is written by Israeli novelist and playwright A. B. Yehoshua.
It has been very successful in Israel at the Habima Theatre in Tel Aviv, said Galya Sarner, director of the Israeli Canadian Project at UJA Federation of Greater Toronto. She said it's an honour to produce this play for a Canadian audience.
"We believe it will reflect in a very respectful way the typical Israeli family relationship in Israel despite the fact that it's about 1967, a long time ago," Sarner said, adding that it will give Canadians a very realistic picture of Israeli daily life. "The tension, the stress… unfortunately, it does reflect today."
This is the fifth year Mifgash Theatre has been producing Hebrew plays for a Canadian audience. The theatre aims to integrate Israeli immigrants into the Canadian Jewish community through sharing arts and culture. The Hebrew-language theatre company is part of the Schwartz/Reisman Centre's Hamifgash program.
"Mifgash" translates into "meeting place," which Sarner said directly references Toronto. "Literally, we took the name and in many ways it can reflect our vision of putting together a Hebrew-speaking community theatre," she said.
Over the past five years, their productions have consistently drawn large crowds from the local Jewish community, but also people who aren't Jewish and simply love Israeli arts, she said.
Although A Night in May will be performed in its original Hebrew, there will be English subtitles to make it an inclusive production.
The cast of the production inclues a mix of professional theatre actors and volunteers. Despite their varying backgrounds, they all share a love of art, Sarner said, adding that the theatre has grown and changed throughout the years.
"Every year, we have new faces, new volunteers," Sarner said. "I'm getting those phone calls, emails on a regular basis from people who want to support and take part."
New for this year, Mifgash Theatre will produce a show with young actors aged seven to 14, which expands the company's mission of engaging and reaching out to the Israeli and Jewish communities, ensuring that everybody feels welcome and comfortable.
The children will perform in the play The Diary of Anne Frank. While the show will be in English, it still fulfils Mifgash Theatre's goals because it will help these kids identify with various aspects of Jewish history, values and thought, Sarner said.
"We chose this play because it features a young heroine that the program's participants and young audience should be able to form an emotional bond with," she said.
Additionally, through the workshops, participants will learn other aspects of producing a play, including set design and lighting.
The children's performance, which has a cast of 20 kids, will open in May.
Meanwhile, audiences will be able to see some of the young actors in A Night in May.
The show runs on Feb. 23 and 24 at Vaughan City Playhouse Theatre. For tickets, visit mifgash.ca or call 905-764-7817.


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The Great Migration
The Great Migration
In the 1840s, Ireland experienced a mass exodus to North America due to the Great Potato Famine. These families wanted to escape from hunger and disease that was ravaging their homeland. With the promise of work, freedom and land overseas, the Irish looked upon British North America and the United States as a means of hope and prosperity. Those that survived the journey were able to achieve this through much hard work and perseverance. Early immigration and passenger lists revealed many bearing the name Shirlack: John Sherlock settled in St. Christopher in 1635; he and his wife Elizabeth later settled in Virginia in the same year; John Sherlocke settled in Virginia in 1643.
Shirlack Family Crest Products
Shirlack Family Crest Products
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