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ORV Rules and Regulations
- A permit is not required for entrance to the park. It is required only for off-road vehicles (ORVs) in the ORV area. Please attach the permit to your ORV or have it in your possession before entering the ORV area.
- Operators and passengers of motorized vehicles must wear protective helmets that meet Department of Transportation (DOT) or ANSI Z90.1 certification. This includes all operators and passengers riding motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs and dune buggies. The only exceptions are vehicles with fully enclosed metal cabs, such as pickup trucks and SUVs.
- Motorized vehicles must be equipped with functioning brakes and muffler, with noise limit not to exceed 96dBA. Motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) must be equipped with a spark arrestor.
- Motorized vehicles, except motorcycles, must be equipped with a flexible mast - minimum 72 inches in length with an orange flag measuring at least 72 square inches displayed at the top of the mast.
- Passengers are not allowed on motorcycles or ATVs unless the manufacturer has designed the vehicle for more than one person. Passengers are not allowed in cargo areas.
- Operators under 16 years of age and unlicensed operators must have direct supervision by a licensed adult while operating motorcycles, UTVs and ATVs. Manufacturers age labeling applies to all vehicles.
- Operation of an ORV while using or under the influence of alcohol or drugs is prohibited. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in the ORV area.
- Motorized vehicles, except motorcycles and ATVs, must be equipped with seat belts for each occupant, and these must be fastened while the vehicle is in motion.
- The speed limit in the staging area and parking lot is five miles per hour. No exhibition driving is allowed in these areas.
- Dune buggies and four-wheel drive vehicles are permitted only in the tailings area, not on the wooded trails.
- Any violation of any of these rules and regulations may result in the revocation of the permit.
- The ORV area is subject to topographic changes. Be alert for inclines, changing slopes and sudden drop offs. Operate your vehicle at a safe and prudent speed at all times.
- Special vegetative management areas are located throughout the ORV riding area that require vegetative regrowth in order to reduce or stop erosion. Riding on large grass-covered areas on the "flats" and extremely steep, eroded trails in the wooded areas kills the grass and jeopardizes the tailings' stability. Some areas are identified by an 8-inch red octagonal sign. The project is ongoing and some areas have not yet been identified. We need your help in order to maintain these areas. If the above description fits a location, please do not ride there. Noncompliance is punishable.
- The ORV boundary is identified by red and white signs. Riding outside the boundary, which has been established to maintain a buffer and minimize impact on adjacent landowners, is prohibited.
Because of the safety requirements and for the visitors' convenience, the park sells Department of Transportation-approved helmets, six-foot staffed orange flags and flag parts. Safety items can be purchased elsewhere, but must comply with the stated regulations.
Park Rules and Regulations
- Beach: No cans, glass bottles, coolers or pets are allowed.
- Fishing: State fishing regulations apply. Permit must be obtained for Apollo and Jo Lee lakes. Electric motors only.
- Camping: Detailed information is available at park office and posted on bulletin boards.
- Playground: Small children must be supervised at all times.
- Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the ORV area, beaches, Pim Day-Use Area or parking lots.
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Freedom in the World
Freedom in the World 2009
Progress in South Asia
The most significant gains for freedom in 2008 occurred in South Asia, a rare bright spot in a year marked by declines in much of the rest of the world, according to a new report released by Freedom House this week.
Freedom in the World 2009 showed that freedom was in its third consecutive year of global retreat, led by declines in the former Soviet Union and Sub-Saharan Africa. Freedom House also decried the lack of progress towards greater democracy in China, which suffered a decline in its treatment of ethnic minority and religious groups during the year in which Beijing hosted the Summer Olympics.
"South Asia was a rare standout in this year's survey because of historic elections in several countries that restored civilian governments and strengthened the political rights of citizens," said Arch Puddington, Freedom House director of research. "Freedom House urges the region's democrats to work to consolidate these gains so that South Asia can move beyond its volatile reputation."
Worldwide, 34 countries registered declines in freedom and 14 registered improvements.
Among the 39 countries in the Asia-Pacific region, 16 were rated Free in 2008, while 15 were rated Partly Free and 8 were rated Not Free. These numbers reflect the incredible diversity in the region which is home to vibrant democracies such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia and India as well as some of the world's most repressive regimes including North Korea, Burma, China and Laos.
Competitive elections in Pakistan, Maldives and Bhutan helped move these countries from the Not Free to Partly Free category. Elections also played a role in the progress seen in Nepal and Bangladesh. Opposition parties made gains in both Indian-controlled Kashmir and its Pakistani-controlled counterpart.
Malaysia improved because of expanded opportunities for the political opposition, fewer restrictions on public protest and greater pluralism in the media. Thailand experienced a modest upgrade in its political rights rating, though at year's end the country remained in a state of political turmoil and faced serious threats to the future of its democratic institutions.
In contrast, Afghanistan dropped from the Partly Free to Not Free category because of rising insecurity as well as increasing corruption and inefficiency in government institutions. Declines were also registered in Burma, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Tibet and China.
"China's failure to deliver the human rights reforms it pledged in connection to hosting the Summer Olympics was the year's most disappointing development," said Jennifer Windsor, Freedom House executive director. She pointed out that freedom actually declined in the lead up to the Games as China's military leaders jailed human rights lawyers, democracy activists and journalists and stepped up their persecution of ethnic minorities and religious groups.
"Hopefully, the world has learned from this spectacle and will not award the Games to another repressive regime," she said.
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Health care has remained a bright spot in a sluggish job market, thanks in part to an aging population as well as health care reform measures that require new technologies, training and education. Connecticut health-related companies are marching forward to meet those needs.
James Cox-Chapman, chief medical officer of Farmington-based ProHealth Physicians, said he has seen more change in the industry in past three years than in the previous 24 years.
"There are times of stress when there are changes occurring rapidly in the industry, but I enjoy that piece of it. We have a sort of all-hands-on-deck attitude. If something needs to be done, we all work together," said Jo Ann Bromley, practice operations project manager at ProHealth Physicians.
And it is evident from this year's results in the Top Workplaces competition that health care-related companies in Connecticut are great places to work. Eleven of the 50 companies recognized this year are related to the health care industry and two received special awards. There was one hospital, one physician organization, two health insurance companies, one social services company, two assisted living centers, two physical therapy centers, and two behavioral health companies.
As the industry expands, it has diversified, creating more tightly focused workplaces.
For example, many pediatric specialists have consolidated at Connecticut Children's Medical Center, a free-standing children's hospital in Hartford.
"It's an offshoot of where health care has gone, in terms of the need for increased specialization as technology is booming," said Anand Sekaran, division head and director of inpatient management at Connecticut Children's Medical Center.
"….everyone is focused on one thing. We're there for helping these sick kids," Sekaran said.
Connecticut Children's has taken steps to improve quality of care, installing monitors across the hospital that display how many times employees have washed their hands or to show the hospital's acquired infection rate. That matches the hospital's mission of improving managed care and decreasing the length of stay for each patient, according to executive vice president Theresa Hendricksen.
Lori Szczygiel, CEO of the Connecticut Behavioral Health Partnership under ValueOptions, said she found that when she started in Connecticut there was a problem with children being stuck in emergency rooms since there was no room in the inpatient psychiatric unit.
Both companies have worked to lessen the length of stay of patients, but this change brings a financial risk to the companies since the current revenue stream is based on children's hospital stays. Health care reform includes performance incentive program, to change how hospitals are paid.
For their part, ProHealth Physicians, a physician-driven health care system, aims to improve care for patients as well as provide greater support for physicians and other health employees, whether it be financial, technological, or educational.
Similarly, Aetna too has recognized a need to provide greater support to health industry employees to keep them abreast of changes and needed skills. In addition to employee research and support groups, the health insurance company recently created Aetna University, a free training program for employees, with an eye on providing that support.
"We need our leaders to be better prepared to handle a much more complex, customer-focused environment," said Ted Fleming, head of Aetna University.
Such internal training programs helps companies grow their own needed employees by filling from within. ProHealth's Jo Ann Bromley said she began as a receptionist and now serves as practice operations project manager.
ProHealth's Jo Ann Bromley began as a receptionist. Now, as practice operations project manager, her job is focused on overseeing all primary care sites and assisting physicians and practice managers, helping them understand the changes in the industry. ProHealth developed a new information technology department to help create the infrastructure for electronic records and other tools to help management, according to Jack Reed, CEO of ProHealth.
Connecticut Children¹s has been focused on meeting those demands, including the requirement that medical records be electronically accessible.
Connecticut Children's has been focused on meeting those demands, including the requirement that medical records be electronically accessible.
"It [electronic records] allows specialists to finally be able to interconnect and know what each other have been doing, to avoid duplication and increase communication," Sekaran said.
Another change in the industry has been a focus on in-home care, as opposed to nursing homes, and companies have grown up around that need as well. One such company is Connecticut Community Care, Inc., the winner of a special award in training. It provides care management services for people to live at home.
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New tackle shop opens doors in Granby
GRANBY — Granby Bait and Tackle plans to host a grand opening celebration Saturday, Nov. 16 at its location in west Granby, 843 W. Agate Ave. (Hwy. 40) between Grand County Automotive and the Homestead Motel.
"We'll be serving hot dogs, chips drinks and sides for people who want to come by and see our new store," said Mike Ivy, who owns and operates the store with his wife Kim. "The community is invited to see our new business. We will also be conducting a raffle in which people who drop by can win merchandise from the store."
The store offers a full range of fishing supplies for Grand County anglers, such as bait, lures, flies, rods, reels and a wide assortment of specialized fishing gear. An inventory of seasonal items for outdoor enthusiasts will also be offered, depending on demand.
"I've been fishing in Grand County for years and I've always wanted to have a shop that can help enhance the fishing experience of other anglers," Ivy said. Ivy has a home in the Grand Lake area. He hopes to establish good relationship with local guides and guide services, offering the experience of fishing along with the products needed to fish.
"We'll be selling more than bait and tackle," Ivy said. "Our goal is to offer the friendly support and advice so that anglers will have the best experience possible on the lakes and streams here in Grand County."
Enterprise Facilitator Patrick Brower, who works with the Grand Enterprise Initiative by providing free and confidential business management coaching across the county, worked with Mike and Kim on their new business venture.
The store will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. seven days a week, with extended hours on special opening weekends. For more information, call 970-557-3023.
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Okay, so you know I'm busy when I resort to headlines as crappy as this one! By the way, that's suppose to be a ketchup swan. We had a fun week despite the cold snap, and our plane made it back to the City without any geese-related issues.
I've only answered a small portion of the built up email, and have plenty of writing to catch up on for About.com, as well as this blog of course. If I've ignored any of your emails or comments (this includes friends and relatives), I will get to you eventually, so thanks for your patience.
Not sure exactly when the next new video recipe will be posted, but it should be soon! Until then, stay warm, and no matter what you are doing, enjoy!
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Friday, January 16, 2009
Back in San Fran, and it's Ketchup Time!
Posted by Chef John at 2:29 PM
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5 comments:
- Jairus said...
welcome back!
- January 16, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- Susannah said...
thank God you're back. Don't go anywhere else.
- January 16, 2009 at 8:09 PM
- Minichef said...
sweet chef, i am you 2nd youngest foodwish fan, i love you, you are the best, plzz i will love too much if you comment my new blog. pleasee.
- January 17, 2009 at 12:30 AM
- Minichef said...
and my foodwish is "the perfect burger"
i know what im not discribin to much,
but do yout magic chef :D
- January 17, 2009 at 10:10 AM
Could you do a video on homemade ketchup if there is such a thing? and if that's too simple maybe homemade ketchup and mustard? thanks your'e the best.
PS I hope to see you on top chef masters someday.
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Disguising your iPad as a notebook is a pretty smart idea, aesthetically and logically. Pad and Quill's beautifully crafted Octavo for iPad 2 updates the notebook case to work with the magnetic features of the iPad 2. This week's Gizmodo Giveaway brings you the chance to win one of these stunning hand sculpted cases.
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by M November 25, 2003
The strange feeling that somehow, this has never happened before..
George Carlin: Just had that... I don't know it's weird. Just had that little feeling, you ever get that funny little feeling Vuja De? No, not Deja Vu. This is Vuja De. This is the strange feeling that somehow, this has never happened before. And then it's gone..
by ElmertheAwesome November 17, 2008
Vu Jàdé can be simply defined as that funny feeling that this has never happened to you before. The term "Vu Jàdé" (also called preamnesia) describes the experience of feeling that one has not witnessed or experienced a situation previously. The term was coined by Kurt Kemp in 2007 in his book (The Weird Ideas I Get), which expanded upon an idea for an essay he was working on for his Myspace Blog. Unfortunately he got distracted and never completed the essay.
The experience of Vu Jàdé is usually accompanied by a compelling sense of unfamiliarity, and also a sense of shock, awe, or suddenly feeling lost. The experience is most frequently attributed to a lack of imagination, although in some cases there is a firm sense that the experience genuinely never happened. Vu Jàdé has been described as "Instant Alzheimer's."
by thefarmersfriend October 19, 2010
The distinct feeling that you have never been in a particular place or circumstance in the past.
The antonym of Deja Vu, pronounced as "voo zha-day".
The antonym of Deja Vu, pronounced as "voo zha-day".
Neil Armstrong: "When I took that first step ,nto the Moon, you know, right before you did, I had this intense feeling of Vu Jade."
Buzz Aldrin: "Wow. No shit?"
Buzz Aldrin: "Wow. No shit?"
by Qihumanxia February 01, 2007
Noticing something for the first time that has been there all along; the realization that you've been unaware of something you should have noticed a long time ago
1: "Hey, who installed the sattelite dish?"
2: "Bro, that thing was on the house when we moved in..."
1: "Really? Talk about vu jàdé!"
2: "Bro, that thing was on the house when we moved in..."
1: "Really? Talk about vu jàdé!"
by Chad Sentman February 07, 2007
A propensity for discovering something new in something you've already seen a million times before.
I had the strangest vujá dé last night while brushing my teeth. A toothbrush would make a perfect {something clever}!
by vujade August 20, 2010
Opposite of dejavu. (1)It's when you know you have never been there before. (2)An experience like nothing you have ever seen or felt before. (3)Never have imagined living the moment.
Why we are so deep in the woods I have no idea. As we walked up to the after, after hour party, I had such a sense of vu-ja-de. Crossing our path at about 10mph is a hippie on a queen size bed converted into a motorized golf cart (5 strippers included). As we get to the clearing, 200 party goers alongside a log cabin by a lake are still going strong. If my friends were not there to confirm the story, no one would have ever believed me if I told them what we experienced that day.
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Monday, 15 April 2013
Extreme Sailing Series : Faultless Alinghi Win Act 2 in Singapore
Team Alinghi win Act 2 of the Extreme Sailing Series in Singapore. Image copyright Mark Lloyd/Extreme Sailing Series.
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Morgan Larson and his Swiss team Alinghi sailed a faultless regatta at Act 2 of the Extreme Sailing Series™ in Singapore on one of the most memorable stadium race courses the Extreme 40 fleet have ever sailed on to claim overall victory in this truly spectacular Asian city. Only one race was sailed on the final day in typical light wind Singaporean conditions but it was one of the most-tense final races ever in the seven-year history of the Series with any of the teams capable of a podium position going into the race.
Shortly after the fleet left the dock and due to the lack of breeze, Race Committee made the call to run non-points scoring exhibition races, and as the racing was all but abandoned the wind filled in, and the committee were able to complete one more race which changed the face of the Act results. According to the SAP analytics, at different stages during the final race, four teams including Alinghi (SUI), Red Bull Sailing Team (AUT), SAP Extreme Sailing (SAP) and Realteam (SUI) were all in podium positions with the constant shuffling of the leader board making it anyone's game.
Morgan Larson, who has led the pack since race six, was unflappable and his Swiss team claim a deserved win, their first win since Almeria in 2011. "We're ecstatic! It's just been a great week for the team. We had a great time here in Singapore which really helped us to perform. It's a great city, with tough sailing conditions, but that's the same for everybody and we just had that little bit of luck along the way and we also did a great job."
Roman Hagara's Red Bull Sailing Team posed the biggest threat to Larson today, but Hagara knew it was a big ask to overhaul the Swiss in a single race and did well to hold his nerve to finish second, equalling his result from Act 1 in Muscat. "It's always tough when you don't know when the last race is going to happen, but it worked out well for us and it's great for the team. They did a great job on the boat. I think they really deserved it and it's great for the overall standing now." Red Bull Sailing Team are now tied on points with Alinghi at the top of the overall Series leader board.
Four days of challenging, light winds on Marina Bay required patience, nerves of steel and a cool head from the Extreme 40 sailors, which SAP Extreme Sailing Team had by the bucket load. The Danish squad came into the final day tied on points with The Wave, Muscat in third place after their best performance on the Series to date yesterday, and a third place in today's race saw the team secure their first ever podium position in third. Co-Skipper and tactician Rasmus Kostner was beaming after racing. "It's fantastic, I think it is a real milestone for SAP Extreme Sailing Team and we're really happy with a podium finish here. We've been looking for that for a long time." The icing on the cake for the Danish team is to upgrade from seventh to fourth on the overall Series leader board.
Jérome Clerc, in what is only his second Extreme 40 Act at the helm of Realteam, may have had a hard start to the regatta finishing the second day in seventh place, but over the last two days the 2012 D35 champion hit the accelerate button and a second place in today's race ultimately led his team to a fourth place finish overall. "We really didn't expect to see these kind of results so early on in the season but it's really great! We've made a lot of improvements since Oman, the crew did a great job the last two days and I think after today we can confirm we are really improving as a team! We can play against the best for the podium position in the light wind conditions, so now we will have to see if we can manage this in Qingdao."
The biggest surprise of the day perhaps came from The Wave, Muscat. Known for their ability to fight back on the final day, today's single race just wasn't enough for skipper Leigh McMillan and a poor start ultimately cost them the podium as a deflated McMillan explained, "That race was all decided on the start. We thought we had a good strategy, it just didn't quite pan-out for us. The fleet got away and there were no options to come back into the race so it was decided there and then."
The invitational entry Team Aberdeen Singapore, supported by Local Event main partner Aberdeen Asset Management, were the local stars of the show, with the Singaporeans coming out to support them in their thousands, as well as the fans watching the racing live from home on national broadcaster Starhub Sports Arena. The entertainment was non-stop in Singapore with the NeilPryde Windsurf Racing Series and a public Race Village which over the course of the event had live music and performances from local acts. Helm of the local team Robert Greenhalgh, who returned to the Series this year after a five-year hiatus, summed up the feeling amongst the fleet. "It's been great being in Singapore, it's a great venue for this format of racing. There's been lots of locals watching the racing and I'm sure next year will be bigger and better!" Watch a video as Team Aberdeen Singapore take a ride on the world famous Singapore Flyer here.
Next, the global road show moves on to Qingdao, China's Olympic sailing city, a regular on the Extreme Sailing Series as the fleet return for the third consecutive year, 2nd-5th May 2013.
Extreme Sailing Series 2013 Act 2, Singapore standings after Day 4, 23 races
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1st Alinghi (SUI) Morgan Larson, Stuart Pollard, Pierre-Yves Jorand, Nils Frei, Yves Detrey 198 points.
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"Many people do not understand the contributions to human health that agricultural research makes," said Vilsack. "But here at Ohio State, there are many vivid examples showcasing the essential role agricultural research plays in solving some of the world's most pressing health problems, all while building and revitalizing rural America."
CAFFRE researchers recently used a $1,275,000 USDA grant to develop a soy‐fortified tomato juice that could potentially benefit prostate cancer patients. They also are conducting clinical trials to study the impact of raspberries and a soy bread on certain cancers. Ohio State's business partners joined Vilsack to discuss how the research is making its way from crops to the clinic to the consumer.
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The bad news is that there's still a wide disparity between low- and high-income children when it comes to protection against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough (pertussis), via the combo DTaP vaccine, the researchers say.
In a study published in the May issue of the Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine, researchers reported that timely vaccinations were up for low-income children for all vaccines, except the Haemophilus-influenzae (Hib) vaccine, where levels remained unchanged.
When the researchers looked at the disparity between low- and high-income children, they found the vaccination gap was closing for three vaccines, but was increasing for the three-in-one DTaP vaccine.
"We've made progress, but we still have a long ways to go," Dr. Mark Diamond, a pediatrician at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, said of the study.
"Further progress in timely vaccination may be achieved by improving health care providers' reminder/recall systems, implementing educational interventions that address barriers to vaccination, and increasing parents' awareness of the Vaccines for Children Program," wrote the study's authors.
The Vaccines for Children Program (VCP) was established in 1994 to provide free or low-cost vaccines to low-income children. The program was developed after a resurgence of measles was observed between 1989 and 1991. Measles cases disproportionately affected inner-city, preschool-aged, and minority children, experts noted.
The current study was designed to assess whether or not most 19- to 35-month-old low-income children were receiving timely vaccinations. Low-income households were defined as those living 133 percent below the poverty level and high-income households were those living 400 percent or more above the federal poverty level. The federal poverty level changes depending on family size, but as an example, in 1997, the federal poverty level for a family of 5 was $24,744, according to the study.
The study included more than 232,000 youngsters living in low-income households between 1995 and 2007.
The researchers found that timely immunizations were up for every vaccine type, except for Hib. Levels of immunization in low-income children remained unchanged for the Hib vaccine.
The gap in vaccinations between kids from low- and high-income families shrank for the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, hepatitis B immunization, and the chickenpox (varicella) vaccine. Differences between high- and low-income children's vaccination rates did not budge for the polio vaccine, and actually widened by 0.4 percent for the DTaP vaccine, according to the study.
"On the whole, low-income children are catching up," said Dr. Peter Belamarich, a pediatrician at Children's Hospital of Montefiore in New York City. "There's more work to do, but we're having success on the whole in increasing vaccination rates," he said.
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"We need to ensure access and professional cooperation, and provide more outreach to the community," said Diamond.
"Vaccines are an important step to providing a healthy environment for your child," he noted.
Two other studies in the same issue of the pediatric journal also examined vaccine-related issues. One found that international records of immunizations for children adopted from other countries aren't reliable indicators of whether or not children have been vaccinated.
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A third study looked at the order in which two immunizations are given, to see if there was any difference in babies' pain levels. Pain levels were assessed using a visual pain scale and whether or not the baby cried.
The Canadian researchers found that pain was reduced when the pneumococcal-conjugate vaccine (PCV) was given after the diphtheria, polio, tetanus, pertussis and Haemophilus-influenzae type b (DPTaP-Hib) vaccine.
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A father (Bauer) and his teenage daughter (Carrero) stand on either side of a closed door. Life is unraveling for him, and is entirely uncertain for her. So begins Melissa James Gibson's poignant, funny new play about estrangement and the partially examined life.
Playwright Melissa James Gibson makes her Atlantic Theater Company debut following her acclaimed Susan Smith Blackburn Prize finalist play This playing Off-Broadway. She received an Obie Award for her play [sic], and the prestigious 2011 Steinberg Playwright Award for her body of work. Gibson wrote the screenplay for the Untitled Christmas Tree Project, starring Paul Giamatti and Paul Rudd, and is currently a staff writer on the new FX show "The Americans."
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The past decade of high commodity prices triggered a burst of investment in prospecting for natural resources worldwide. Having previously attracted only a small share of global investment in prospecting, the African continent – in many ways the last available frontier for new resource discovery – was a significant focal point and beneficiary of this burst over the past decade. This has resulted in a plethora of new resource discoveries that will, along with continued exploration and discovery, have significant implications for the role of natural resources in Africa's continued economic emergence.
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Did you miss IBM Pulse 2013 this week? I wasn't there either, having scheduled visits with clients in Washington DC this week, only to have those meetings cancelled due to the [U.S. sequestration cuts].
Fortunately, there are plenty of videos and materials to review from the event. Here's a [12-minute video] interview between Laura DuBois, Program VP of Storage for industry analyst firm [IDC], and fellow IBM executive Steve "Woj" Wojtowecz, VP of Tivoli Storage and Networking Software.
(Update: Apparently, IBM had not secured re-distribution rights from IDC to post this video prior to my blog post. IBM now has full permission to distribute. My apologies for any inconvenience last week.)
The two discuss client opportunities and requirements for storage clouds and compute clouds. Client cloud storage requirements include backup and archive clouds, file storage clouds, and storage that supports compute cloud environments.
On a related note, IBM has published a Redbook on its latest addition to the SmartCloud Storage family. I have added [IBM SmartCloud Storage Access V1.1 Configuration Cookbook] to the right panel for "Featured IBM Redbooks".
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Here are some upcoming events related to IBM Storage!
If you sell IBM and/or Oracle solutions, please join me for IBM Oracle Virtual University 2013!
A few weeks ago, I recorded a session on IBM Storage: Overview, Positioning and How to Sell that will be available on demand starting tomorrow, February 26th, at the IBM Oracle Virtual University 2013.
It's one of 65 new sessions that will help IBM to surround Oracle applications with IBM infrastructure, services and industry solutions. Oracle software, after all, runs best on IBM hardware. Other highlights of Oracle Virtual University include a live executive State of the Alliance session with Q&A, Oracle keynote, updates by Oracle product managers, sessions on PureSystems, Selling IBM into an Oracle environment, Cloud, and much more.
Visit the [Orace Virtual University 2013 Registration page] to register.
(Update: For employees of IBM, Oracle and their respective business partners, the replays for this event is available until Feb 26, 2014. Visit the [Orace Virtual University 2013 Replay page])
There will be live technical teams on hand throughout launch day to answer your questions in real time, so I hope you can carve out 30 minutes or more on February 26th to take advantage of these available resources.
After helping launch the first Pulse back in 2008, I have sadly not been back since. Last year, I was invited to attend as a last-minute replacement for another speaker, but I was busy [having emergency surgery].
This year's [Pulse 2013] conference looks amazing. It will be held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Guest Speaker Payton Manning, NFL 4-time MVP football player, and Carrie Underwood, 6-time Grammy award winner, join IBM's Software Group executives and experts on how IBM Tivoli can help optimize your IT infrastructure.
Sadly, once again, I will not be there at Pulse. This time, I will be on the East Coast visiting clients instead, but my on-premise correspondent, Tom Rauchut, has informed me that he will be there. Hopefully, he will provide me something to write about.
Later in March, I will be in Brussels, Belgium for the Storage Expo. This is held March 20-21, at the Brussels-Expo venue. I will be presenting several topics each day, as well as visit clients in the area. This event comes on behalf of IBM Belgium in association with IBM Business Partner IRIS-ICT.
If you plan to participate in any of these events, let me know!
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IBM Pulse - Smarter Computing
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Wrapping up my week's coverage of the IBM Pulse 2011 conference, I have had several people ask me to explain IBM's latest initiative, Smarter Computing, which IBM launched this week at this conference. Having led the IT industry through the Centralized Computing era and the Distributed Computing era, IBM is now well-positioned to help companies, governments and non-profit organizations to enter the new Smarter Computing era, focused on insight and discovery.
To help clients with this transition, IBM's Smarter Computing initiative has three main components. This is a corporate-wide strategy, with systems, software and services all working together to realize results.
The IBM Watson that competed on Jeopardy! is an excellent example of all three components of Smarter Computing at work.
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IBM Pulse Keynote Speaker - Dean Kamen
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This week was the IBM Pulse 2011 converence in Las Vegas, Nevada, with over 7,000 attendees. I wasn't there, and my on-the-scene correspondent was too busy running the hands-on lab to get out and attend sessions. Fortunately, I was able to watch some of the [IBM Software live stream], and here are my thoughts and observations.
Fellow inventor [Dean Kamen] was the keynote speaker. His inventions help people, making the world a better place. Here are three examples I found interesting during his talk:
If you attended IBM Pulse this week, please comment on your thoughts and observations!
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IBM Pulse: Day 1
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The expo opened last night. There are so many fantastic demos and product experts. Las Vegas has a Tivoli buzz on right now.
I'm working in the Hands On Labs room. Pulse labs kicked off Sunday. The hot topics included Cloud, Storage, Automation, Asset Management, and BigFix (a company IBM [acquired and products will now be called Tivoli Endpoint Manager])
I'll try to get you a few updates along the way.
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LinkedIn Brings Users' Profiles to the In-Box
Oct 24, 2013 1:36 PM PT
LinkedIn on Wednesday announced three new mobile apps designed to increase users' productivity and mobile reach.
First and foremost, LinkedIn Intro is a brand-new mobile app for iPhone Mail that gives users a preview of the credentials of people who send them email from popular email accounts. With support for Gmail, Google Apps, Yahoo! Mail, AOL Mail and iCloud, the app essentially embeds users' LinkedIn profiles into the emails they send.
Without Intro, emails provide little information about the sender. With Intro, the user sees the sender's image and credentials, helping to establish the context for the communication right away.
Beyond the 9-to-5
A new iPad app, meanwhile, has been rebuilt from the ground up with a new design and new functionality such as search, jobs, channels and influencers. There are also new personalization capabilities so users can tweak the app to emphasize, say, influencer content over jobs, depending on their needs.
Then there's the LinkedIn Pulse app -- based on the popular eponymous news service that LinkedIn acquired for US$90 million -- which has relaunched with such new personalization and productivity features.
Taken together, the new apps -- along with two more that LinkedIn introduced last week -- highlight LinkedIn's stated goal of supporting professionals 24/7.
"Traditional boundaries of career and work have evolved," explained Deep Nishar, senior vice president of products and user experience for the company. "Managing your professional brand is no longer a confined experience inside the office or bound to a set schedule."
A LinkedIn spokesperson was not immediately available to provide further details.
'An Added Level of Credibility'
There is a lot for LinkedIn fans to like about these apps, Sarah Carter, general manager of social business at Actiance, told the E-Commerce Times.
For one, they are integrated, she pointed out.
In the mobile environment, integrated social apps "remove the barrier of closing and opening different apps for different purposes," Carter explained. "Individuals can complete mobile tasks in the efficient manner they desire, with the insights of their social networks built in naturally."
The apps also fulfill distinct needs for professionals on the go, Lindsay Howard, social engagement manager with Engauge, told the E-Commerce Times.
"Intro enables an added level of 'credibility' when forming new connections that email may not provide," she said.
For example, "recruiters may use email to reach out to new connections because using InMail through LinkedIn comes at a cost," Howard noted. "Now, recruiters may consider using LinkedIn instead because the in-mail profile makes it easier for the recipient -- the recruit -- to determine the sender's -- the recruiter's -- credibility."
It's not perfect, though, she added.
Intro must be downloaded by users to be enabled, Howard noted: "This creates a barrier because senders will not know whether recipients have enabled the feature, and it delays adoption."
'Feature-Lean Mobile Products'
Competitors, meanwhile, are surely watching and plotting to make sure their offerings are as distinct as possible from LinkedIn's brand.
TheLadders' mobile app, for instance, is geared to reducing the signal-to-noise ratio for recruiters and job seekers, Selena Hadzibabic, director of product for the site, told the E-Commerce Times.
"Instead of leveraging a traditional search function, which can generate hundreds of irrelevant results for job seekers and recruiters alike, TheLadders' mobile app customizes job matches based on members' past experiences and career aspirations," she said.
Another differentiator, Hadzibabic added, is that TheLadders builds "feature-lean mobile products" aimed at the short windows of time busy professionals typically have.
"Completing a 20-page application process or filling in form fields has purposely been avoided," she explained. "Instead, we collect lightweight information to deliver job seekers relevant jobs wherever they are."


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Discussion in 'Thumpers' started by valvecrusher, Mar 17, 2008.
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PM me the link Barry.
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Irc Gp-1?
nope, not a GP1, not a GP-110 either..
It was cheap though...Just under $18...
I'll reveal the answer tonight...
But yes, the outer two tires ARE K270s...
look in the closeups, at the mid-shoulder lugs...compared to a K270...there's the only difference i can tell....
every OTHER lug is quite different from a K270...but the odd lugs are replicant of a K270...
cheng shin
OK, enough putting this off. Here are photos of the KN filter.
First thing is to use an old filter, and cut out the paper element. Then take the KN and fit it into the old plastic filter frame. Simple as that. It's a little long so it may bow in the middle. I might end up glueing the filter into the frame. There are also two little plastic tabs that stick out on the inside of the frame that need to be trimmed down.
I still need to correct my idle, lube my cables, etc. so I won't have a performance review for a while. However, this KN filter is used on a 1000cc engine in a Moto Guzzi, so I don't see how there would be a problem running it on a 250cc engine.
I'm thinking about a small set of saddlebags to put on the NX. How much weight can safely be put on that little bitty rear frame?
Wow!:eek1 WyoWilly!
That came out GOLDEN!
Thanks for all the work and the tip
Good stuff
I'm going to order one in the next few days, after seeing this....
it's a winner!
Nice work
you get another notation on the index page#1 for filter mod~
Thank you
I wouldnt worry about the weight of the saddle bags , i had a passenger sitting pretty far back , halfway off of the seat , absolutley no problems. Not to mention that i have lifted the bike off of the ground by grabbing right underneath the luggage rack.
That makes me feel a little better. I'm planning on fabricating a rear rack and some standoffs for a smaller set of saddlebags.
VC - so what's the answer to the tire quiz?
Aright after much reading and debate with myself on the NX250 pages here.
I have decided to post a pic of the clan at the Hondarosa! the blue one is the latest to make it home .
Hello Guys I'am from manila and in need of your expert opinions, sudjestions and knowledge.
I have a 1991 XL250 degree (MD26)
my starter and gear was lost by the repair shop and since my bike does'nt have a kick starter on it i'am having a hard time jumpstarting the unit every time i'll use it.
guys do you know other bikes that used the same starter aside from AX-1 and NX-1 since these bikes is very rare in my place. thanks alot.
from this:
with a little of this:
thanks too you guys in advance the web is my only hope.
hopefully someone could send me a copy of the engine repair manual since we have the same engine.
my email address is
Nice bike
What Rims are those?
And wich rearbrake caliper did you use?
I enjoyed your illustrations of the XL 250 Degree...I see you have placed alot of work into it, and it's looking quite nice.
Way to go!
The index for this thread is Page #1, post #1... where a service manual in PDF form is downloadable for those who have Adobe Acrobat or other PDF reader...
I sent this to you in PM, anyways, here it is again...
looking foward to more pictures...
It looks alot like a K270 Kenda, but it's not..
Shinko 244 Golden Boy DOT dualsport tire 19" x 2.75 $17.86
However, don't use the 3.00x16" on your rear tire, it's WAY too small. Sorry. Unless, you switch to the 17" XL rim, you only have about 4 models of tire to choose from.
I think both the Rebel, Nighthawk, and all the CRFs use the same starter as the NX250...
Anyways, the original Honda part number is 31200-Kw3-018 for an NX250 starter..
I know this thread is focused on the NX250, but I was wondering if anyone here had any experience with the NX650. I'm having a difficult time finding an air filter for the one I'm trying to get ready to sell, all I've found so far is the K&N filter and I'm trying to avoid spending that much on one.
Honda Part 17213-MW2-780 , should go for around 18 $


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I simply cannot understand how they can bring in a system like this and NOT treat the room...no different than running a Formula one car ..and not tuning it up...
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Thank you for your observation Kingslug. I agree with Mr. John Atkinson that the room acoustics were marred as with the other rooms. He did admire and knows the potential of the system. You must have not raced before! Mr. Walker and the Team had 7 hours to tune a room without even seeing the venue and I admire Mr Walker for that and the system still produced a great sound for this site condition. As with a race watercraft may it be a formula one car or other class category. They too have to run across obstacles and make the most out of it. What system do you use Mr. Kingslug? I am curious since we learn everytime we come across many opinions we get :-). Do you race F-1 or F3 maybe?
Remember when racing, one cannot change the race tracks condition wheather it rains or the bumps in Brazil in F-1. All you can do is make the most of the track and win.
Mr. John Atkinson did not mention that the system was not tuned up, and only commented on room acoustic.
We appreciate your concern thank you!
Thank you Mr. Atkinson for visiting our room and sharing your precious opinion and it is well respected. See you at the next Hi Fi Show :-)


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Die Studie enthält wieder mal nicht die wichtigen Daten dei man benötigt:
Erk Österlund hat geschrieben:Positive details in the study
1. One of the beekeeper's own apiaries was used and its colonies were used in the test.. Thus, no queen was introduced to other types of bees in another place. The resistant bees and their queens were tested in their normal environment.
2. The distance between the test and the control colonies were big, 60 km.
Details missing
1.The name of the beekeeper. He had earned a place among the authors.
2. The beekeeper has exchanged breeding material with another commercial beekeeper since 2004. This beekeeper has also not been treating his bees for many years.
3.The number of bee colonies forming the resistant colony population is not mentioned.
4.The cell size used by the beekeeper is 4.9 mm, ie small cellsize, for almost as many years as he did not treat against varroa.
5.The cell size of the control colonies is also not mentioned. Is it also 4.9 mm or larger?
6. It is not mentioned if there are other bees close to the test and control colonies. The test beekeeper has several apiaries. If any of them are near the test apiary, it would probably not affect the test. How many other type of bees could be found near the test and control apiaries (if any) is not mentioned and, if so, the distance to these bees. It is important for the reinvasion risk.
7.Nothing is mentioned of annual losses for the years backwards for the test and control colonies. It may be of secondary significance and these figures may also not have been secured. However, some kind of data about of the losses at the beginning of the adaptation of the test bees could have been interesting to take part of. But the article is inspiring anyhow.
8.There are also no tips for beekeepers inspired by their article to start developing their bees to become resistant. Of course, it is not a task of the test I understand, but some kind of comment about this has been positive since many beekeepers will certainly appreciate the article and be inspired by it. However, such advice I look forward to find in follow-up articles in bee magazines.
Aber die Bienen des besagten Tests waren von Terje Reinhertsen und der hielt diese auf kleinen Zellen, 4,9mm und dieser wiederum hat sein Brutmaterial mit Hans-Otto Johnsen ausgetauscht. Und Hans - Otto bekam vor ca 15 Jahren 100 Elgon Ableger und hörte damals zum behandeln auf, hatte etwas Probleme zu Beginn, was sich aber einpendelte.
Die Frage ist nun warum weder Hans - Otto noch Terje in dem Bericht erwähnt werden und auch nichts zu der Zellgröße geschrieben wird.


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