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Garrya Leaf
Veterinarian Reviewed on June 15, 2012 by Paulina Nelega, RH
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Garrya Leaf
Garrya Leaf is the leaf of Garrya elliptica or commonly called Wavyleaf Silktassel or Silk Tassel Bush, and is an ordinary evergreen shrub that is native to California and southern Oregon. The shrub can reach a height of five meters. Garrya Leaf is silvery white and finely and ornately veined with deep blue-green color and black undertone, which makes it rather unique. From afar, the flowers of this plant look like a plain ivory white, but when you look closer, they are actually many shades of violet, green, blue, grey, and other colors.
Garrya Leaf tastes bitter with an odd smell. When made into a tincture, the resulting color is a mixture of black, gray, and blue. The twigs and leaves are the parts used for making medicine. The leaves can also be made into tea, either fresh or dried.
History and Origin
Garrya Leaf belongs to the family of Garryaceae that are connected to the temperate regions of North America. Leaves of this plant are waxy with wavy leaf margins. It needs a sheltered area since it can easily suffer leaf scorch in an exposed and windy area.
Garrya elliptica is found particularly within the mountains of Montara, San Bruno, Pacific Coast range, and the coast range in Napa County. It is a native plant that is very appealing as a landscape species besides its qualities as a medicinal plant. Garrya Leaf has been used for centuries as a remedy for fevers, malaria, and other periodic diseases probably due to its bitter taste. The natives have used these leaves as an antispasmodic in treating gastrointestinal cramping.
Ancient Uses
Garrya Leaf was used in ancient times as a remedy for menstrual pains and as a uterine stimulant. They are also used for the treatment of stomach pains. Garrya Leaf is a safe, reliable, and smooth muscle relaxer. It was used for relieving tense, sharp, and convulsive cramps, especially among women. It was also best in treating acute situations of infectious diarrhea and other intestinal tract problems.
Modern Uses
Today, Garrya Leaf is best known as a good muscle relaxant. It is very effective in easing pains related to menstrual spasms, all kinds of ducts cramping, gut cramps from food poisoning and similar pains.
Garrya Leaf is also used externally for wounds, painful inflammation, cuts, and other minor scratches and bruises. It has the capability to reduce and eliminate pain from these minor mishaps when utilized as a poultice or when applied as a tincture or ointment to unbroken skin. Garrya Leaf has other important uses that modern herbalists have yet to identify and prove.
Side Effects
Since Garrya Leaf is very strong and drug-like in its effect, it is not advised to be used by people with allergies. It is best used in acute stages of a chronic disorder such as kidney stones, gallbladder attacks, menstrual cramps, and others. People under medications are also advised not to use this. Garrya Leaf should not be used for a prolonged period or in large doses. It should not be used by pregnant or lactating women and by small children.
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Edmonton Preview
As the IndyCar Series heads north of the border for the second time in as many races, there are some intriguing story lines to consider. Toronto was arguably the most entertaining race of the season. Yes, a member of the "Big Two" won and occupied the first four spots – but there was a lot happening between the green flag and the checkered. Look for more of the same this weekend, yet more so.
This is the second post-unification trip to the racecourse at Edmonton City Centre Airport. Scott Dixon won last year's race, benefiting from a great pit stop late in the race. Dario Franchitti is now in his seventh different livery this season. Franchitti's car is a very good-looking blue and black car that looks very similar to Tomas Scheckter's car. This week's sponsor holds so much potential for jokes, I won't even attempt to capitalize. His car is sponsored by Vaseline Lotion For MEN. You fill in the blank. Enough said.
Being an airport course like Cleveland, this track is very wide open and will offer many passing opportunities. Not being surrounded by concrete walls on both sides like Toronto, the drivers can take more chances. The consequence of taking a chance is simply running off track, rather than clouting a concrete wall.
Mike Conway has looked very strong in practice in the Charter sponsored Dreyer & Reinbold car. All of the three Penske cars were strong on both practice sessions on Friday, as Helio Castroneves turned the fastest lap of the day in the second session and Ryan Briscoe was second quickest; while Will Power was third quickest. Graham Rahal was also quick in the N/H/L McDonald's car.
The Ganassi cars both struggled slightly as both cars were outside of the top ten in the first session. Franchitti was only thirteenth in the afternoon practice, but Scott Dixon finally turned a hot lap at the end of practice to finish fourth quickest. Unfortunately, it could shape up as yet another Penske-Ganassi duel.
The two teams that appear to be having the worst weekends are Andretti-Green and Panther. Tony Kanaan was the fastest AGR driver at eleventh, with Hideki Mutoh at fourteenth and Marco at sixteenth. Dan Wheldon and Danica Patrick both crashed in their first lap. Danica did minor damage but missed the rest of the session. Wheldon reportedly cracked the tub on his car, which isn't good for a small budget team that has been on a downward slope lately.
A little note to Versus…while watching the second practice over the internet, they had an extended close-up of Lindy Thaxton sans makeup while she was trying to sort something out. She apparently didn't know anyone could see this. The lack of makeup coupled with a not-so-pleasant expression on her face, was not a good look. It will be forever emblazoned on my brain when I watch her smiling face on Sunday.
While I would love to see that bright yellow car of Will Power make it victory lane this weekend; I'm afraid we are probably looking at the usual four suspects. Helio is pretty well out of the championship but could still steal a win. Briscoe needs it the most to stay in contention of the two Ganassi cars. Something tells me though, that Dario Franchitti may be able to slide the Vaseline car into the winner's circle…I couldn't resist.
There won't be a blog on Sunday morning, but I will update the practice and qualifying order throughout the day on Saturday and post race results on Sunday. I'll be back on Monday with my random thoughts on Edmonton. Enjoy the race.
George Phillips
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I'll go out on a limb and pick Kanaan; mostly because I want him to win, rather than any logical reason.
So not only was I wrong, but my pick nearly got roasted–again.
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New York women killed while feeding neighbor's cats, police say
SODUS, N.Y. – A mother and her adult daughter were killed inside their neighbor's home in upstate New York where they had gone to feed his cats while he was out of town, state police said Monday.
"It's very possible they surprised or interrupted a burglary," Maj. Mark Koss told reporters outside the single-family home in the rural Wayne County town of Sodus. He said police found evidence that someone had broken into the house.
The bodies of Terri Moulton, 54, and her daughter, Stacey Moulton, 30, were found by Terri's husband, Charles, at about 4 p.m. Sunday. Charles Moulton had grown concerned and gone to look for the women when, after three hours, they had not returned home from checking on their neighbor's pets, Koss said.
Police did not say how the women were killed.
Koss said it appeared several small fires had been started inside the home and burned themselves out without spreading.
The home's owner, Shawn Yager, was expected to return to town on Monday.
Troopers were looking for information from the public about a dark blue SUV, possibly a Mercury Mountaineer, that they said may have been involved.


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One of the most powerful (from my perspective) and troubling (from your perspective) is the fact that my kind and me appear to act without any regard to logic. We appear to delight in ensnaring people by pretending to be something that we are not even though it seems completely genuine. We cause people to fall completely in love with us and then apparently turn on them, lashing out at them and hurting them. Indeed, we seem to delight in causing pain and chaos to everyone around us and we show no concern at such conduct. We behave in such a hypocritical fashion, chastising you for doing something and then doing the very same thing ourselves. We say one thing and do so with utter conviction and then in the next breath say something completely contradictory yet seem not to realise what we just done. We act with impunity, taking at will and with no concern for what anybody else may suffer as a consequence of our actions. The list is long and worrisome. Trying to fathom out why we behave in this manner leaves you bewildered, exhausted, defeated and broken. This is all of course intentional. We behave in this manner in order to wear you down, provoke reactions from you and most of all so that you provide us with our precious fuel. Our apparent disregard for logic and reason causes massive consternation to you and your kind. This is because you are ruled by order and the need to understand. It is woven into your DNA and anything which deviates from this creates a significant problem for you. Our behaviour makes no sense to you for one simple reasons. You are looking at the way we behave through your world view. You are imposing your values and your outlook on what we do. Why should it be the case that your world view should be regarded as the only one? Why should the way you look at the world be considered as the correct way of doing so? When did you become the arbiter of all? This is the high-handed arrogance which proves the undoing of your kind. Oh you will wail to anyone who will listen at how monstrous you have been treated, how we are evil people and the spawn of Satan. You sit in so-called support forums on the internet decrying our behaviour, writing page after page about what has happened to you and how horrendous you have been treated. All about you isn't it? Oh I can hear your howls of protest now, at how you are a good person and that you do not hurt anyone. Do you not? How then is it that you injure me with your failure to behave consistently. You call me for it yet you are just as guilty if in fact not more so. You promise me so much at the outset and then you change the way that you behave so you do not give me what you once did. I do not change. I shine and dazzle and soar, but you make it all change, why do you do it? This failure hurts me as you reduce my fuel and force me to punish you for it. You force me to seek it from other sources when I would much rather keep obtaining it from you. You call into question my abilities and criticise me notwithstanding just how that behaviour wounds me. You hold yourself our as caring and considerate yet you do me these injustices. You hide behind your mask of empathy, telling the world you are the good person, the caring person and the one that looks our others yet this is just a ruse in order to wound me and my kind after everything we have done.
Perhaps if you stopped looking at the world from your own perspective and looked at it from mine you would start to understand. You talk so often about showing compassion and your ability to put yourself in the place of other people. Why do you not do this with me? You tell me you love me. I read about how many of you declare you loved my kind and me in a way that went beyond anything you had shown before. Sometimes I wonder. If you loved us in the way you say that you do, then why can you not put yourself in our shoes and then understand what it is we have to deal with. If you did this, you would start to see that our behaviour is completely understandable. It makes absolute sense when viewed from our perspective and not yours. I see no reason why you should not try this and then you will have gained considerable insight into why we behave as we do and then, should you still deem what we do as unacceptable then you can at least understand it and take evasive action can't you? You will not have to decry us to all who will listen whilst and I think it is only right that I make this point, you are not helping yourself by wallowing in this moaning and self-pity and surrounding yourself with others who behave in a similar fashion. Providing blow by blow accounts of what we do in order to elicit sympathy but then asking why does he do this and why does he do that, is not getting you the answer because you are asking the wrong people. Ask me instead and I will tell you; view the world through our eyes and everything will make sense. It all comes down to one small word; fuel. That is why we act as we do. That is why we do the things we do and say the things we say and once you comprehend that it is all about fuel you will be looking at the world through our eyes and finally it will all make sense. Go on try it. I dare you or would you rather sit and milk sympathy and never move forward? Don't say I never gave you the chance.


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Was God an ancient astronaut? Do centuries-old legends of gods and heroes tell of space travelers who came to earth from distant parts of the Cosmos? Are some of the ruins of antiquity remnants of great airfields, the favored landing sites of extraterrestrial craft?
"Yes!," writes Erich Von Daniken in his runaway bestselling book, "Chariots of the Gods?" This phenomenally successful book is now in its forty-fourth printing, with over four million copies currently in print. Von Daniken's sequels to this book, "Gods from Outer Space" and "The Gold of The Gods" are also selling well, as are flocks of imitations.
The popularity of such a sensational theory should not be surprising. Immanuel Velikovsky created a similar stir almost twenty-five years ago with the publication of his "Worlds in Collision", suggesting that the present state of the solar system can be explained by a series of spectacular cataclysms among the planets. It has been over twenty-seven years since "flying saucers" burst into the public's awareness, and UFOs still continue to generate excitement and controversy. Sensational hypotheses such as these generate such levels of interest that they tend to become self-sustaining, quite apart from the question of whether they are true.
Established science has always shied away from such remarkable claims. "It took courage to write this book. and it will take courage to read it", says Von Daniken. "Even if a reactionary army tries to dam up this new intellectual flood, a new world must be conquered in the teeth of all the unteachable in the name of truth and reality." (Presumably the reader here is expected to shout, "Right on!") Does science avoid Von Daniken because it is afraid to face up to the truth? Let's examine some of his many claims, to see if they are serious scientific theories, or mere humbug.
On page 9, Von Daniken serves up a "basic rocket equation," derived by one Professor Ackeret, purporting to show how time slows down for space travelers who zip along at velocities near the speed of light. This is an important consequence of Einstein's theory of relativity. Yet a quick glance at this "rocket equation" shows that it isn't an equation at all! Every equation is a mathematical statement of the equality of two quantities: this equals that. But his "equation" contains no equal sign, and hence it cannot be a real equation; it must be intended as window dressing, since it serves no legitimate mathematical purpose. Yet that is not the only absurdity in this non-equation. A term in the denominator is multiplied by a very strange constant: ONE! Did Professor Ackeret think that multiplication by one was a necessary step in his calculations? Von Daniken himself must have known better, as even schoolchildren learn that any number times one equals itself! There are, of course, many legitimate equations which deal with this aspect of the relativity of time. Why then has Von Daniken selected such an obvious humbug to support his "scientific " claims?
What is the history of our earth-moon system? ". . . a satellite was captured by the earth. As it was pulled toward the earth it slowed down the speed of the earth's revolutions. It finally disintegrated and was replaced by the moon." (p. 19)
Proof of this theory, he writes, can be found in the symbols on the Great Idol in the Old Temple at Tiahuanaco, one of his favorite archeological Wonders. Supposedly this message, dating back 27,000 years, tells of how this satellite emeritus made 425 revolutions around the earth a year, which was then only 288 days.
If the earth formerly circled the sun every 288 days, Kepler's third law implies that the earth must have been at that time much closer to the sun, almost where Venus is now. Are we expected to believe that during the great Ice Ages the earth was some twenty million miles closer to the sun than it is today? On the other hand, if the year remained unchanged but each day is shorter, we are faced with another difficulty: since the year is now 365 days, the earth's rotation is faster than in 25,000 B.C., not slower as Von Daniken claims. How could a satellite slowly spiraling earthward pull both earth and satellite farther away from the sun? Where are the fragments of this disintegrated moon, and where did our current moon come from? Von Daniken gives no answers.
On ancient Egyptian astronomy: " ... why a Sirius calendar? . . . If Sirius appeared on the horizon at dawn at the same time as the Nile flood, it was pure coincidence ... this very interest in Sirius seems rather peculiar because seen from Memphis, Sirius can be observed only in the early dawn just above the horizon when the Nile floods begin." (p.64-65)Reader, beware - we're dealing with one who knows the art of deception! Sirius, he neglects to mention, is the brightest star in the sky. His claim that Sirius was hardly visible at all to the Egyptians is simply false. Sirius, in fact, is visible from anywhere on earth except the extreme North Polar region, and observers in Egypt see that star higher in the sky than we do here in the northern United States, where it dominates the sky on crisp winter evenings.
There is no dark mystery behind the development of the Sirius- based calendar in Egypt. The priests there noticed a simple regularity: each year, when that brilliant star first became visible in the morning sky, the Nile flood began. Does this not prove that the Egyptians had contact with a race of space travelers?
On the mysteries of the great Pyramid of Cheops: "is it coincidence that the area of the base of the pyramid divided by twice its height gives the celebrated figure Pi = 3.14159?" (p. 77)
Here our slippery trickster has made a claim which is easy enough to understand, but its refutation requires a higher level of mathematical sophistication, which is all the better for letting the deception go unnoticed! Without going into too much detail, let us observe that the famous number Pi is what is called a "dimensionless constant": it is a pure number, with which no units of measure are associated. However, the ratio of an area to height is not dimensionless, hence such a ratio cannot yield Pi. By choosing our units carefully, we can obtain the number 3.14159, but the ratio will not really be Pi, which is independent of any units of measure. If we measure the same pyramid, Von Daniken style, in inches, feet, and yards, we will obtain three different ratios. Choose your own units, and the ratio can be made to equal any number at all! Von Daniken writes that the pyramid of Cheops "has inspired hundreds of crazy and untenable theories". Not satisfied with this collection, he has given us one more.
More evidence of the ancient Visitors: "The Mayas were intelligent; they had a highly developed culture. They left behind not only a fabulous calendar but also incredible calculations. They knew the Venusian year of 584 days. . . " (p.55)
This statement is true-almost. He conveniently forgets to tell us that this 584 day period is not the true Venusian year, which is 225 days. Instead it is the apparent Venusian cycle as seen by an earth-based observer, which is precisely what we should expect the ancient Mayas to record by simply counting days, without any extraterrestrial insight. On the other hand, if they had recorded the true Venusian year of 225 days, which implies a knowledge of the Copernican (sun-centered) system of astronomy, that would have been a bit more remarkable.
In these few short pages I have scarcely begun a list of the inaccuracies and half-truths to be found in Chariots of the Gods?. But a thousand-page refutation of a hundred-page book would hardly make good reading. Sensationalist theories have always attracted more readers than refutations of the same.
Enough of Von Daniken's claims have, however, been examined to reveal his method of operations: to dazzle the reader with a skillful blend of half-truths (as well as quarter and eighth- truths, too). Looking into his past, (Ref: New York Times Book Review), we should not be too surprised to find that his rather broad criterion of truthfulness has, at times, brought him into conflict with the law. A court in his native Switzerland found Von Daniken guilty of embezzlement, forgery, and fraud, sentencing him to three and a half years in prison. While operating a Swiss hotel. it seems he fraudulently obtained money by misrepresenting his financial assets, this experience in deception later proving invaluable in his literary career. It was during this stay as a guest of the Swiss government that he wrote his second book, Gods from Outer Space, now also a best seller.
Once a liar, however, does not infallibly prove him always a liar. However much this charlatanism may hurt one's credibility, it never destroys it completely. (The followers of famous psychics are never shaken when their leader is caught cheating: they only cheat on bad days!) Von Daniken's theories of Ancient UFO contactees are indeed no more implausible than their latter- day counterparts. In fact, we have in support of these theories one bona fide, highly reliable eyewitness who saw these creatures disembark who can now describe it: none other than Erich Von Daniken himself! In an exclusive interview with the National Enquirer, Von Daniken tells of his experiences in Point Aleph, "a sort of fourth dimension'" where time doesn't exist. He revealed how he can now leave his body at will, transcending all concepts of space and time. "I know that astronauts visited the earth in ancient times", he confides, because "I was there when the astronauts arrived. And I know they'll be back." Unfortunately for us, he can't say exactly when, since "time doesn't exist in Point Aleph."
"I even know what will happen after death". We're all ears. "l will become part of this huge never-to-be-destroyed ball of energy that keeps and remembers every last tiny thing that has ever happened on this planet. Everybody will join me there eventually and at least they'll know then that I was right". Save a place for me right in the middle of that big old ball, Erich, because I'm going to be one of the hardest to convince.
Erich Von Daniken's Genesis, New York Sunday Times Book Review. March 31 , 1974
National Enquirer, March 17, 1974


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Black Forest Fire: Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center invites rescuers to beer and whiskey tasting festival
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center is inviting all fire fighters, first responders, police, EMTs and animal rescuers to attend free of charge (with appropriate ID) its annual Colorado beer and whiskey tasting fundraiser on Friday, June 28, 5-8 p.m..
"Whiskey For My Men, Beer For My Horses" showcases Colorado beers and whiskies, and features live music in the arts center courtyard.
Breweries: Kevin Baity Kraft Beers, Oskar Blues Brewery, Rocky Mountain Brewery and Trinity Brewing
Distilleries: Leopold Brothers, Distillery 291, Spring 44 and Deerhammer Distilling
Food: Buffalo Gals barbecue
Music: The J. Miller Band, whose members are from the Black Forest area, will play Americana and country music
Free entry to the FAC galleries is included with admission. Tickets are $25 ($20 for FAC members), available online or at the door. If you wear a 'big-ass' belt buckle, you get a $5 discount. More info: 719-634-5583.


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Gastrointestinal problems include constipation, diarrhea, reflux, vomiting, belly pain, and feeding problems. Some families of children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) report GI problems. These symptoms can add stress to the child and family.
As of this printing, there is no scientific evidence that GI problems directly cause ASDs. It is certainly possible that genetic and other causes of ASDs may result in other medical symptoms in the intestinal tract. It is still controversial whether children with ASDs have GI problems more frequently than other children. There is no evidence at this point that children with ASDs have unique microscopic abnormalities in their intestines or overgrowth of yeast or other organisms that worsen behavior.
A child with an ASD who has GI problems should be evaluated for his symptoms as any other child would. Constipation and diarrhea may be related to diet, so children who are picky eaters may be at greater risk for these symptoms depending on their food and drink choices. Also, children with ASDs with and without language may not be able to report or pinpoint GI pain and therefore may show it through other behaviors. For example, if they have stomach pain, they may act out as a way to let parents know because they cannot talk. Children who are resistant to toilet training may develop constipation.
The pediatrician will take a history and do a physical examination. Evaluation of the child's nutrition may involve diet history and evaluation of weight gain. The doctor may request an evaluation by a pediatric gastroenterologist (a doctor with additional training in diseases of the intestines) or nutritionist, or order laboratory tests. Presently, children who do not have symptoms or behaviors indicating GI distress are not recommended for GI testing. The pediatrician might consider specialized evaluations if a child does have symptoms of GI problems. For example, the doctor might obtain an x-ray film to find out more about severe constipation. Some children do not digest milk properly and benefit from a trial of a milk-free diet or enzyme replacement to help digest milk sugar (lactose). This is a common problem. Rarely, children will have an immune response to gluten and need to avoid wheat and other grain products. There is a blood test your pediatrician can do to determine if your child needs to see a specialist to evaluate for celiac disease. For ongoing GI symptoms, the doctor might refer to a gastroenterologist to get a more in-depth evaluation of the child.
If medical testing shows that your child has a GI problem, the pediatrician will recommend treatment specific to that problem. Treatments may include extra fiber in the diet, stool lubrication or stool softener for constipation issues, further evaluation for gastroesophageal reflux, and management with medications. Sometimes families eliminate milk or wheat from the child's diet on a trial basis for relief of GI symptoms with the hope that other behaviors of ASDs will improve. Although this gluten-free/ casein-free (GF/CF) dietary treatment is popular, little scientific data support its general use at this time. Some children might have symptoms of lactose intolerance (common intolerance of milk sugars). Elimination of milk will decrease irritability and loose stools in affected children. Celiac disease (an autoimmune response to gluten proteins in barley, rye, and wheat) is found in 1 in 100 people. Children with ASDs, especially if there is a family history of celiac disease, should be screened if there are any symptoms related to stomach pain, bowel movements, slow growth, or poor appetite.
With ongoing research, more information will become available to guide GI management of children with ASDs.
Family handout from Autism: Caring for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Resource Toolkit for Clinicians, 2nd Edition, developed by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Council on Children With Disabilities Autism Subcommittee (ASC).


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Here are some observations made by UW Bothell faculty about the opportunities and challenges of hybrid courses:
The University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee provides an excellent introduction to developing a hybrid course, including testimonials from faculty members about how hybrid courses benefited themselves and their students. Here are some of the comments from their faculty:
Designing a hybrid course anew, or redesigning a previously taught course for the hybrid format, will undoubtedly take a significant amount of time and, more significantly, it will take rethinking one's course design process. To support faculty undertaking this design process, we have developed the Hybrid Course Development Institute.


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We are into the final hours of finishing up the work for the exhibition at Sprueth Magers… This is the last show that will be fabricated in the shipping container studio. Goodbye waking up in the middle of the night to the sound of rain and having to run outside in my PJs to put plastic over everything in the wet cold blowing wind! Goodbye not being able to work eight hour days because it gets freezing outside when the sun goes behind the hill! Goodbye running out of space and having half of the work outside, precariously vulnerable to windstorms while it waits to ship!
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There's nothing like a few sets of industrial strength shelving to make the most of available square footage. Is the billboard sized easel an A~Z design?
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This example shows how to determine the rate of rotation of an Anaheim Automation motor controller by counting the number of rising edges in the signal. The controller returns hall effect pulses (square waves) that serve as frequency feedback for motor rotation speeds.
Create a DAQ Session, and add a counter input channel with
EdgeCount measurement type. For this example, use CompactDAQ chassis NI c9178 and module NI 9402 with ID cDAQ1Mod5.
s = daq.createSession('ni'); addCounterInputChannel(s,'cDAQ1Mod5', 'ctr0', 'EdgeCount'); s
s = Data acquisition session using National Instruments hardware: Will run for 1 second (1000 scans) at 1000 scans/second. Number of channels: 1 index Type Device Channel MeasurementType Range Name ----- ---- --------- ------- --------------- ----- ---- 1 ci cDAQ1Mod5 ctr0 EdgeCount n/a
To connect the input signal to the correct terminal, examine the
Terminal property of the channel. The terminal is determined by the hardware.
ans = 1×4 char array PFI0
To determine if the counter is operational, input a single scan, pause while the motor rotates, then read the counter again.
ans = 6
pause(0.1); s.inputSingleScan()
ans = 18
pause(0.1); s.inputSingleScan()
ans = 29
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Here is a cute character that is making a mark in the pop culture territory. Here is "how to draw Mameshiba", step by step. Mameshibas are bean like figures that come in different varieties. They have faces that sort of resemble dogs, but beans too. They began getting popular from the animated series that was sold to Japanese networks. In Japan they aired these interstitials instead of commercials. Now, people can't get enough of Mameshibas so here is the lesson for them. Some of you may recognize what you see, but then again some of you may not. One thing is for certain, no matter what, you will still have a fun experience drawing Mameshiba regardless. Enjoy this lesson folks, I will be back with another real soon. Adios and good luck not falling in love with this bean dog.
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Two spots on the city council are on the ballot in both communities, in addition to the mayor's race.
In Blanding, four residents are running for two open seats on the City Council. They include incumbents Charlie Taylor and Robert Ogle, and challengers Taylor Harrison and Keele Johnson.
Calvin Balch is running unopposed for Blanding Mayor. The current Mayor, Toni Turk, withdrew from the race after the filing period.
Candidate profiles for the Blanding positions can be found on page 3 of this issue of the San Juan Record.
The election in Monticello is being conducted entirely through mail-in ballots. The ballots were sent to voters several weeks ago. Monticello city officials are hopeful that the mail-in ballots will increase voter participation.
In a trial run for the August primary election, approximately 40 percent of registered voters in Monticello participated in the primary.
City officials report that a large number of ballots have already been received.
There will be a number of new faces in positions in Monticello, as incumbent Mayor Doug Allen and City Councilmen Brad Randall and Craig Leavitt did not seek re-election.
In Monticello, City Council candidates Steve Duke, George Rice, Monte Wells and Matt Keyes appear on the general election ballot. In the race for mayor, Eric George and Tim Young appear on the ballot.
In an August primary election that pared the city council candidates, Duke led all candidates with 294 votes. He was followed by Rice, who secured 226 votes. Next is Wells with 124 votes, followed by 86 votes for Keyes.
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Davy Rothbart is looking for love in all the wrong places. Constantly. He falls helplessly in love with pretty much every girl he meets—and rarely is the feeling reciprocated. Time after time, he hops in a car and tears across half of America with his heart on his sleeve. He's continually coming up with outrageous schemes, which he always manages to pull off. Well, almost always. But even when things don't work out, Rothbart finds meaning and humor in every moment. Whether it's confronting a scammer, sifting through a murder case that's left a potentially innocent friend in prison, or waking up naked on a park bench in New York City, nothing and no one is off limits. But as much as Rothbart is a tragically lovable, irresistibly brokenhearted hero, it's his funny, insightful storytelling that's the star of the book. He is a true original, with a spirit of adventure and a literary voice all his own.
"Davy Rothbart has the humor and purity of heart you want and need in an observer of contemporary American life. Without guile and with a belief in small towns, underdogs, love at first sight, the pull of the road, and the soulfulness of strangers, Rothbart is a kind of new-styled Bill Moyers—genuine, wide-eyed and hopeful."Dave Eggers
Davy hits the street to find out what the people of Los Angeles think of My Heart Is An Idiot.
I took advantage of my mom's deafness in small ways at first. In the car, she'd be driving, and trying to lecture me about something, but I'd have the radio cranked so loud I couldn't hear her. As long as I kept the bass down, how was she to know that I was nodding along to the Fresh Prince song "I Think I Can Beat Mike Tyson" and not to her instructions on how to clean out the gutters? She never understood the looks she got from other drivers, who must have been baffled to see a middle-aged mom tooling slowly along in an Aerostar, blasting Def Leppard at rock-concert volume. Funniest, to me, was the time we pulled up alongside a cop and I slipped in my N.W.A tape from the glove box, cued to the song "Fuck tha Police."
Then there were the stunts I pulled in grade school to impress the kids in my neighborhood. My mom would be washing dishes, her back turned to the kitchen, and I'd sneak up behind her, a few kids in tow, and yell at the top of my lungs, "Hey, BITCH!! Hey, you fuckin' BITCH!!" Then we'd all run, laughing and screaming out of the room. The whole show lasted ten seconds, but I could've sold admission. Kids I'd never even met from a mile down the road used to knock on our door, heads hung low, talking softly as though they'd come to buy switchblades or porno mags. "Can we see you do the thing where you yell 'Bitch!' at your mom?"
After I obliged, I'd always invite them to try it themselves, but not even the bravest of them could muster the courage. "That'd just be so wrong," they'd say. "That'd be like calling Kwame's brother a retard."
Our house had an unusual feature—a doorbell in the dining room. The room had originally been a screened porch attached to the back of the house, but the previous owners had filled in the walls and added windows to create a one-room addition. What had once been a doorbell at the back door was now a doorbell in the middle of the house—painted over, so my mom had never noticed it. Our family dog, Prince, was trained to fetch my mom any time someone came to the front door and knocked or rang the doorbell. To the wild entertainment of my brothers and me, we discovered that if we rang the doorbell in the dining room, Prince would start barking furiously and tug my mom by her sleeve to the front door. It was Ding-Dong Ditch from the comfort of our own house! Even my dad got in on the action. We'd watch with barely suppressed glee as my mom opened the door and peeked outside, only to be greeted by an empty front porch. "But there's nobody here," she'd say to Prince, with a confused twinge in her voice. On nights we played the game a bunch of times—okay, most nights—she thought the house was under siege by ghosts. She'd sometimes stand there for a full minute, staring out into the misty dark. Read the full essay →
Davy Rothbart is the creator of Found Magazine, a frequent contributor to public radio's This American Life, and author of the story collection The Lone Surfer of Montana, Kansas. He writes regularly for GQ and Grantland, and his work has appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and The Believer. He's the founder of Washington II Washington, an annual hiking trip for inner-city kids, and is also the co-director of the documentary film Medora, to be released in 2013. He splits his time between Los Angeles, California and his hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan.


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Treated to another delightful morning and foliage, which comes later in Washington than in real foliage places (I'm a foliage snob) and the leaves are mostly still on the trees, with only some, comparatively, in the leaf depository lanes. Along with the earlier darkness, leaves, especially wet ones, are a hazard to bicyclists during this time of year and I urge caution. There's an infuriatingly large pile of leaves at 15th and Q that cyclists have turned into a leafy pulp after riding over and through it for the past couple of weeks. I can't imagine that makes anything safer.
I'm noticing more cyclists riding through the Capitol grounds of late. Maybe it's just because I'm riding through them, not that more cyclists are. I wonder how long until someone decides that we're a menace and gets out the caution tape. It's already fairly tricky getting past the parked cars and planters and security gates, but at least there's some acknowledgement that cyclists might be riding through based on a sign that I saw that said path users should watch out for bicyclists, amongst other things.
FBI headquarters: modernist disaster or modernist monstrosity? I report, you decide.
I elected to ride to the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue today, riding directly in front of the White House, which always seems closer than it should be given the ludicrous securitization of everything else. Pennsylvania Avenue from 17th to M was stop and go, but fairly accommodating due to the width of the roadway. If building a second/continued cycletrack isn't on the agenda yet, it ought to be. I saw many more bicyclists heading in the other direction than going west, but there was at least one intrepid Bikeshare rider who shared my route. I don't remember where she turned (I think before Washington Circle) because she wasn't on M when I got there. M was fine, but could be better. I suppose "fine, but could be better" is the unofficial motto of #bikeDC.
A pleasant not-really-suprise greeted me at 33rd. I saw on Twitter the other day that DDOT had striped some bike lanes on this street thanks to the tweet of Chris Hamilton, the Commuter Services Chief of ARLINGTON COUNTY! Come on, DDOT- you've got to trumpet these things! Bicyclists will be so grateful, but you've got to announce them! Anyway, here's my picture of the bike lanes:
Thereafter I was back on my old route through Glover Park and up New Mexico. Man, that kicked my ass. I guess it was hillier than I remember. Still no bike infrastructure improvements along there, but maybe some day.


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A few weeks ago I visited FOUR London to try their Eve Taylor facial, a treatment with a difference because it takes a holistic approach that is'treating the person as a whole rather than the individual symptom'.
The Eve Taylor facial I had was at FOUR London – to get an idea of what the salon is like read my hair review. The beauty salon area is downstairs and although it's small, once again it is perfectly formed (I am sick of salons where you can hear every single conversation that's going on outside the room – FOUR is very private and quiet).
Marie Reynolds, the director of education for Eve Taylor did my facial:
From what I remember it was one hell of a morning and I rushed to get to the salon. I was hot and…well quite sweaty.
I remember lying down and thinking….there's a hair on my big toe. I didn't wax it. Why didn't I wax it. Cringe. Cringe. Cringe.
Luckily, Marie wasn't the kind of lady to judge and began the treatment with a consultation called the 'Systems of Analysis'. This is a 10-15 minute pre treatment where the therapist looks at the feet, face, ears and even brow too see what kind of problems the person may have and what products can be recommended.
Looking at my brow and feet, Marie was quick to identify me as a 'summer' person and that I was someone who got that adrenal rush easily; you know, the flipping stomach, the hot flush, the red cheeks – and she's totally right. She said that I took stress right to my stomach – right again – I actually get intense pains there if I am under pressure.
Marie's analysis was so fascinating – she picked up on thing that were quite subtle and rung true, like the fact I have a weakness for spice and salt, and that I have trouble sleeping. Looking at the sole of my feet, she said I had to watch my salt intake and drink more liquids. She also mentioned that I eat late – too late – and therefore missed breakfasts which is bad for me.
To be honest she told me many things in the 10 minutes and I can't remember anything but I did remember immediately feeling a connection with Marie and that her analysis was scarily accurate.
Then the actual treatment!
The facial also included a massage on my arms and feet which is always a treat. Marie used a natural candle from the range to massage my arms with rather than a cream and I had a super relaxing massage and face mask.
I didn't experience any discomfort or irritation using the range, which is based around aromatherapy.
Eve Taylor skincare doesn't contain alcohol, mineral oil, lanolin or artificial fragrance.
After the facial was over my skin was glowing and looked much brighter for a few days afterwards. I also felt like I had some good tips really, about my overall health and things I have been indulging in that is causing me health problems.
This is was an amazing facial and I really felt like I had a once over.
Also whilst I'm here let me show you a candle they gifted me – I LOVE it. I've always loved basil in fragrances and scents and this is bay laurel and basil. It's quite masculine but fresh. I am in love with it.
I couldn't bring myself to burn it – I thought I had a £50 candle situation here but it's just £12.59 on the site so I am inclined to use it now.
(Side note: if anyone can recommend a scent with basil in it, let me know?).
Eve Taylor Facials at FOUR are available every Friday. Call 0207 297 9600 to book or for more information about Eve Taylor products and services near you call 01733 260 161.
Check out Eve Taylor Skincare products here. I have some of the products which I review shortly – I've had a look at the site and the prices are very reasonable.
Marie also recommended some crystals to me which can be bought from The Crystal Pharmacy. I was recommended Carnelian, Smokey Quartx and Moonstone. I bought some in the end that looked like charms so I could wear them around my neck and honestly – I do feel a little brighter with them on. Marie said you can also just carry them with you in your handbag if you prefer not to wear them on your body (also the bra was suggested as a carry place!).
Verdict: A brilliant treatment, really.
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The Monticello Buckaroos boys came up with two full-sized basketball wins over the weekend at the 1A preview in Richfield.
The Buckaroos first bested the Manila Mustangs, 49-47. "We didn't play very well against Manila," says Buckaroo coach Rhett Maughan. "It was scary," he added, but they came away with the win in spite of that.
Against the number two ranked Piute Thunderbirds however, the Buckaroos played perhaps their best game of the year, leading throughout the game to capture a confidence-building 43-39 victory.
"We played hard, physical defense, good team ball, executed and ran the fast break great!" said Maughan, as the Bucks garnered the hard-earned win.
"We are playing with heart, intensity, and desire" admires Maughan.
For their efforts, the now 4-0 Bucks find themselves ranked for the first time in years, at number two, replacing Piute. This Friday, the Bucks host Duchesne and travel to San Juan on Saturday. Next week's Grand game has been rescheduled for January.
For their part, the Broncos of Ryan Nielson played three robust games at the annual Farmington NM tournament, losing twice and winning once.
The Broncos lost a tough 55-54 overtime game to host Farmington in the first game, blasted the Durango Demons for the second time this year in the second game 61-43, and fell to Gallup NM 58-53 in the third game.
Cameron Shumway led the way in the tournament, scoring 52 points in the three games, with AJ Slavens pitching in 45 and Keaton Perkins adding 32. The Broncos host the Buckaroos Saturday the 19th in Blanding for their only game this week.
The Buckaroo gals played two tight games on Thursday and Friday. The Lady Bucks hung with the Lady Broncos until the fourth quarter. The Broncos held a tight 22-19 lead at the end of three quarters, but broke open the close game with a strong fourth quarter, led by Kelsi Meyer's 16 points, to capture the game with a 38-22 score.
On Friday night, the Lady Buckaroos stayed tough with the Lady Bulldogs of Dove Creek, capturing their second win of the year. The Lady Bucks were down and seemingly out by the beginning of the fourth quarter, trailing the Lady Bulldogs by 12 points. But they slowly started closing the deficit until they finally took the lead with under a minute left, only to have the Bulldogs tie the score. Then, at the buzzer, Janessa Bowring took dead aim at a three pointer, that swished the net as the buzzer sounded, giving the Lady Bucks an exhilarating 44-41 victory.
The Lady Broncos, after beating the Bucks, lost to the Green River Pirates, 59-42. The Lady Pirates used a big third quarter, outscoring the Broncos 20-9 to secure the victory.
Kelsi Meyer and Lindsey Christensen led the Lady Broncos with 13 and 11 points. The Lady Broncos also played Red Mesa, AZ, losing 54-45. Meyer led the way with 14 points, while Ericka Grover added 10 points. This week finds Justin Moon's team matching up against Whitehorse, Monument Valley and Monticello.
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Proving that it is defense that wins championships, ten San Juan Bronco football players were named to All-State football teams this fall after the Broncos captured the 2A state championship.
All ten are noted for their defensive contributions, including MVP Jace Holliday, who was named MVP in both the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune.
Named First team all-state for the Broncos are Stetler Shumway, Peyton Black, Jimmy Tate, Benny Royer, and AJ Slavens.
Second team honors are given Nache Nielson and Cameron Shumway, with Keaton Perkins and Cody Shumway named to Honorable Mention teams.
The Broncos of Coach Monty Lee just completed an 11-1 season with a 7-0 defensive shutout over South Summit in the final. The Bronco defense only allowed 27 points in the last six games, including three shutouts.
Says victorious Bronco Coach Monty Lee, "I just felt we had a better chance of getting more players selected to the All-State teams from defense because most coaches emphasize offensive players. Plus it gives us a point of importance to our philosophy of defense wins big games.
"We always stress that you don't win games by scoring more points than your opponent; you win games by keeping your opponent from scoring fewer points than you."
Monticello Buckaroos Devin Wright and Kendall Maughan were named to both the 1A All-state teams after a turn-around Buckaroo season.
Both juniors, the pair look forward to their senior season. Also named all-state for the Buckaroos of coach Jake Downard are second teamers Adam Martinez, CJ Cordasco, Cory Young, and MJ Wagstaff. Cordasco and Young will join Maughan and Wright for that senior season next year.
Volleyball also saw a slew of Lady Buckaroo and Lady Bronco players named to all-state teams.
Sophomores Swayzi Slade for the Buckaroos and Kelsi Meyer for the Broncos were named first team in both newspapers.
Second teamers are Lady Buckaroo junior Mara Wells and senior Kendyl Boyd.
Third teamers are seniors Alyssa Simpson for San Juan and Buckaroo Mersadez Slade, with honorable mention honors going to Brooke Bowring, Brionna Laws and Simone Shumway of the Broncos.


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Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage to applause shortly Wednesday morning and announced that "Apple (is) on the forefront of post-PC revolution."
But Steve Jobs' hand-chosen replacement took his time before revealing the "poster child" of that revolution. When he finally did pull the veil back, the features on the third generation iPad were largely what consumers expected.
The new iPad will come with a Retina display and a more powerful chip, which will have four times the graphics performance power of other tablets.
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Perhaps most importantly the newest iPad will be 4G LTE ready, which sets the stage for the next iPhone to follow.
The new tablet's resolution will have 3.1 million pixels, which Apple says is more than any other mobile device currently on the market.
It will also have a 5-megapixel sensor, that uses some of the same technology that's in the iPhone 4S and it will have up to nine hours of battery life when on 4G and 10 hours when on Wi-Fi.
Apple's latest tablet will also allow users to shoot video in 1080P HD quality and use an improved iSight camera in the front along with the HD camera on the back.
The new iPad will also be able to function as a personal hot spot for up to five devices on networks that support the feature.
There will also be new built-in apps for the tablet. One of which will be iPhoto, which will be similar to the photo-editing software on Mac computers but with the ability to touch them.
Apple's Senior Vice President for Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller said the new iPad will be available on Verizon and AT&T and it is available for $499 and can be ordered right now on Apple's website in both black and white.
It will begin shipping on March 16.
For those who don't want to spend $500 on a tablet computer, Apple will keep the iPad 2 on the market for $399.
Cook said Apple's tablet computer is the "poster child of the post-PC world" and there is no better evidence than the fact that the company sold 15.4 million iPads in Quarter 4 of last year alone.
Cook said that more iPads were sold last quarter than any individual PC manufacturer sold all of their products.
HP was the next closest with 15.1 million computers sold last quarter, followed by Lenovo with 13 million.
The Apple CEO said a total of 315 million iOS devices have been sold and 62 million were sold in the last quarter of 2011 alone.
The event wasn't all about the iPad. Cook started the event by showing off a new Apple store in Amsterdam and he talked about revenue and how important Apple Stores are to the company.
The big trend he said was people are using Siri and that is why Apple is now introducing the personal digital companion with different accents.
Cook also announced that movies will be available on iCloud and the new Apple TV will be available in 1080P with a new interface.
The new Apple TV will also be available March 16 for the same price as the old one: $99.
Before the press conference started, there was a huge line outside the Yerba Buena Center in San Francisco 30 minutes before the start of the announcement.
Inside it was the usual scene for an Apple launch, with bloggers and analysts crammed in among Apple fans all listening to hip music streamed overhead.
The Yerba Buena Center is smaller that the typical Apple venue and where the Game Developers Conference, which is taking over Moscone this week, is happening.
Ironically, most of the new games displayed at GDC were being made for the iPad and one of the more prominent news games coming to the iPad will be "Infinity Blade."
Cook closed the morning by saying Apple is "just getting started" and more is coming this year.


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MET Jessicas: Alba & Biel
Same career, same prospects, pretty much the same dress. Sure they might be different shades, and there's a neckline variety here and there but really, between the cut and the material, and who they are, there's nothing that distinguishes the Jessicas Alba and Biel. It's literally a wash. A sateen wash.
Shelfy's sateen is worse than Alba's. Shelfy's sateen is taking the light and turning it into lumps. We know her body is crazy. But this Ralph Lauren, it's not doing the job, and it's making her look cheap. Go to the dress barn right now, I promise you'll find the same in a different colour. Like lavender or champagne or some sh-t. For reals.
Alba's sateen isn't so bad, I guess, because it's being pulled in one direction. Alba's problem however is the makeup and the severe middle part with those two flapper lumps on either side of it. Elongates her face and forehead. And you know, it takes effort on her part to smile like she means it so when she's all pouty and drawn, she looks extra gaunt. Therefore old.
So we're even.
But at least the Alba Bitch showed up there on her own. Biel can only get in with a cling pass off her boyfriend's ticket.
Alba wins in a photo finish.
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FILE – In this April 28, 2009 file photo provided then by the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano, Pope Benedict XVI stands by the salvaged remains of Pope Celestine V, in the 13th-century Santa Maria di Collemaggio Basilica, the symbol of the city of L'Aquila, whose roof partially caved in during the quake. Benedict XVI announced Monday, Feb. 11, 2013 that he would resign on Feb. 28 because he was simply too infirm to carry on – the first pontiff to do so in nearly 600 years. The decision sets the stage for a conclave to elect a new pope before the end of March. Pope Celestine V, the 13th-century hermit and saint, was one of the earlier popes to resign. (AP Photo/L'Osservatore Romano, file)


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Stay in one of our four beautiful guest rooms and enjoy a delicious home cooked breakfast before you embark on your day's adventure. We offer a variety of fishing experiences and we can help you plan activities such as kayaking, hiking, biking, river tubing, whale watching, local winery tours, motorsport and performance driving experiences and so much more. Whatever you choose to do, you will be assured a warm welcome in our cozy and private Lodge.
Come and join us in our idyllic surroundings and enjoy the splendour of the Canadian outdoors. When it comes to the Cowichan River Lodge, a picture really is worth a thousand words.
The focus at Beaver Lake Resort / Campground is to provide families and seniors with a camping experience that will make them want to return again and again. Want a private treed camping site or a wilderness tent site? We have them here as well. Maybe you would rather not rough it, then perhaps you would be interested in our fully self contained, modern lake front cabin. We pride ourselves in having clean washrooms, with flush toilets and hot showers, a coin laundry and if you need a treat, we even have a small store waiting for you. The recreation opportunities are endless and our summer guest programs provide FUN AND ADVENTURE for those that wish to participate. Campground Activities Include Swimming Hiking Fishing Beach Volleyball/Badminton Sand Castles Horse Shoes Basketball Wilderness Playground Crafts Games Soccer Nature Photography Bird Watching Interpretive Programs Eco Adventure Tours (available on request)
The Lake Cowichan Lodge offers thirty modern, tastefully decorated one-bedroom kitchen suites – all the comforts of home away from home. Located in the heart of the Cowichan Valley Region, at the foot of beautiful Cowichan Lake on Vancouver Island.
Youbou "Sweet"
- Spacious 2 bedroom suite (1 Queen bed/2 Twin beds)
- Kitchenette with coffeemaker, kettle, microwave, toaster oven and mini fridge
- Coffee, Tea, Creamer and Salt/Pepper
- Rain shower
- Cable, Wifi, free Dvd's
- Walking distance to park, a short drive to Youbou Bar & Grill, Cassy's Coffee House and Shop & Save Store. Visit Lake Cowichan & browse at Scarlett's Second Hand Boutique & Coffee Bar, Dot's Shoe Store, Swordfern Boutique and more. And lots of choices to go to for a meal or cocktails.
The space
Check-in 3:00pm/Check-out 11:00am, Keyless entry, backyard access
Guest access
Large backyard is available for guests.
Family & pet friendly piece of paradise. Quiet neighbourhood minutes from downtown Lake Cowichan. Walk to lake with public beach and swimming area.
Room to park large vehicle or RV (no hook up).
Free Wifi. There is a television in the suite that can be connected to a computer by an HDMI cable.
MAXIMUM number of pets…2.
IMPORTANT: GPS and (Hidden by Airbnb) do not show our location accurately. Contact us before starting your journey for more information.
The space
Your ground floor suite is completely private with a separate entrance with laundry facilities in the suite. No stairs to negotiate and no steep driveway. Parking is right beside the entrance.
One bedroom contains a double bed while the other provides a bunk bed with a double mattress on the bottom and a single on top. There is also a single bed in the same room. This would provide accommodation for 2 adults plus up to 4 children. The space would also be suitable for 4 adults plus 2 children.
We prefer to limit the number of people to suggestions shown above. We reserve the right to decline or cancel any reservation that does not meet this criteria unless we have given prior consent. We want all our guests to be comfortable and do not wish to overcrowd the space.
There is a fully appointed kitchen with full size fridge/freezer, dishwasher and full size microwave. Everything is provided to enable you to self cater your meals.
Complimentary Keurig coffee maker is provided. Some complimentary pods are provided to get you started.
We welcome pets and ask that owners please pick up after them during their stay.
Greendale (est. 1887) offers river front cabins with old world charm on the banks of the Cowichan River in a park like setting. Just a 10 minute walk to the lovely town of Lake Cowichan.
The Honeymoon Bay Lodge & Retreat is a Christian Not-For-Profit Retreat Centre. The Retreat is a ministry of Youth For Christ Canada, an organization that ministers to at risk youth across Canada. The Retreat will be used in the training and care of YFC leaders. The location is nestled in the beautiful Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Our mandate is to provide a place for rest, renewal and growth.
When the Retreat is not in use by YFC staff it will be available as a restorative setting ideal for personal and group retreats, workshops, conferences, intimate weddings and events requiring accommodation as well as for individuals seeking a place for personal renewal and restoration.
The Honeymoon Bay Lodge & Retreat is wheelchair accessible and has 17 beautifully appointed suites, full dining experience and versatile meeting spaces. The facilities include a saltwater hot tub, infrared sauna, fitness room, library, gardens, local artisans gallery, and a labyrinth to walk through.
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If the late great hip-hop producer & famed crate digger J Dilla were alive today he would have been the first in line at Amoeba Hollywood (or first online at the Amoeba.Com store) to scoop up the endless extremely rare vinyl gems that make up the absolutely amazing, treasure trove of "library music" recently acquired by Amoeba. This very rare specialized record collection is of interest to producers, DJs, and avid crate-diggers eternally looking for that never before discovered, perfect beat or sound to sample or manipulate in the mix.
Quietly unveiled a little on June 17th both online and in the Hollywood Amoeba store (in the main room "sampler" aisle + a full bin's worth in the back jazz room) word has not yet really gotten out on this unprecedented collection that will make any true crate digger salivate for days. So there's still time to unearth lots of golden finds among the close to 2000 different vinyl records from this collection that is so rare that Google searches will only lead to data on about a quarter of these rarities that found their way to Amoeba Music care of a Canadian distributor / collector who had been sitting on this rare collection for three decades.
Amoeblogger Mr. Chadwick recently described this "music library" collection as; "These LPs contain music produced and owned by production music companies, who licensed the music to film, television, radio, record producers, and other composers. The music was produced with the most accurate attention to a generic style or context, so that it would fit with any precise musical needs of the user." Extremely limited in their respective vinyl pressings the companies who made these sound library collections include the likes of Colorsound, Hibou, Spectrum, Intersound, Telemusic, and Intl. SFX, and boast rare titles like Commercial Music Bed Series by Interwestern Production Music Corp.


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The disastrous wildfires that ripped through San Diego last week cost $27.9 million to fight, and $29.8 million in losses to private property owners, the County of San Diego confirmed Friday.
County officials submitted the preliminary figures to the State of California this week as part of a disaster reimbursement process. Amid the firestorm, California Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in the county.
In addition, the county has requested additional assistance from Brown to help reimburse local agencies for the emergency costs out of the California Disaster Assistance Act (CDAA). That money will help local governents in San Diego County offset fire response and recovery costs.
Many San Diego-area agencies assisted around the clock during the fires, sending firefighters by the hundreds to the frontlines. Law enforcement officials also pitched in, helping with evacuations, while public works crews assisted in shutting down roads and assessing damage.
According to the county, the Poinsettia Fire in Carlsbad was the most expensive in terms of response, costing the City of Carlsbad approximately $12.5 million to fight.
Some of those costs are also associated with staffing the Carlsbad Emergency Operations Center. The City also estimates $8 million in costs to restore habitat and control erosion as a result of the blaze.
In the end, the Poinsettia Fire – which first sparked at 10:30 a.m. on May 14 – scorched 600 acres and destroyed five homes, 18 apartment units and one commercial building. An additional four homes sustained major damage and 22 residences sustained minor fire damage. Thousands were forced to evacuate.
The fire was fully contained by 5 p.m. Saturday.
Meanwhile, the county said the Cocos Fire was also quite pricey, costing the City of San Marcos approximately $10.4 million. That figure includes $6.2 million in firefighting-related costs and $2.5 million to stabilize and control erosion of now barren hillsides near residential areas, storm drains, Discovery Lake and South Lake and other areas impacted by the fire.
The Cocos Fire burned 1,995 acres and destroyed nearly 40 residences, one business and 15 outbuildings. It sparked on Village Drive near Twin Oaks Road and California State University San Marcos on Wednesday around 4 p.m., also forcing thousands of residents to evacuate.
The Cocos Fire was 100 percent contained by Thursday night, more than one week after it began.
As for the other fires that swept San Diego County last week, the city estimates $3.2 million in preliminary costs related to those blazes. That includes $1.2 million in expenses to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, as deputies assisted in conducting evacuations, traffic control and using the department's ASTREA helicopter in the fight against the fires.
Additionally, the City of San Diego's preliminary cost is $1.3 million related to multiple fires.
These aforementioned figures are calculated by local agencies. They don't include the cost to area school districts or cost of lost business due to the fires.
As for private property losses totaling $29.8 million, the county said Carlsbad saw an estimated $12 million of that figure in losses from homes destroyed by the Poinsettia Fire.
Meanwhile, San Marcos estimated nearly $2.2 million in private property damage while the Unincorporated County area saw an estimated $15.6 million in private property damage as a result of the Cocos Fire.
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Washington, DC (written by Julie Schmit/USA Today) -- As U.S. home prices begin to edge up after largely falling for years, prices in a smattering of cities are already at all-time highs, new data show.
More than 100 metropolitan areas hit their peak home prices in July and a few in June, according to data through July from mortgage tracker Lender Processing Services. Those areas include Pittsburgh and Anchorage.
Another 50 areas are within 2% of their previous peaks, LPS' home price index shows. Examples: Austin; Denver and Boulder, Colo.; Indianapolis; and Portland, Maine.
Many cities whose prices are at or near peak levels never experienced the large swings in prices, up and down, that marked the national market's boom and bust in the past decade, says Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics chief economist. So, the cities don't have as far to come back to hit highs.
Some of the markets have also risen in tandem with growing local economies, especially those built on strong energy and agricultural business.
All told, the 150 areas account for about 7% of the nation's residential housing stock.
Their price trends are a stark contrast with prices in most of the country.
Nationally, July home prices were up 1.2% from a year ago. But they were still 30% below their 2006 peaks, according to the closely watched Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller index of 20 leading cities.
But a look at a wider group of cities illuminates what Realtors have long maintained. National housing prices don't always reflect what's going on at a local level, where job growth, housing supply and other regional factors play big roles.
The cities that are hitting highs now are largely smaller than the nation's leading cities. Almost half of them are in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and North Dakota, the data show.
In Texas and Oklahoma, home prices didn't rise as fast or as much as the U.S. average leading up to the bursting of the housing bubble, Moody's Analytics' research reports show.
"We're been pretty steady in good and bad times," says Ron Croushore, owner of Prudential Preferred Realty in Pittsburgh. Average home prices there have been rising since 2010 after dipping only slightly, Croushore says.
Some of the cities have also been standout job creators.
Pittsburgh and Denver, for instance, posted faster job growth than the average for 49 similar size cities from the first quarter of 2010 to the same quarter this year, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says.
While LPS shows Denver 2% off its previous home price peak, Case-Shiller's latest data show prices 5% off their 2006 peak.
Las Vegas prices are still 56% off their 2006 peak, LPS says. Other cities with July home prices more than 45% off former peaks include Cape Coral, Fla., and Riverside, Stockton and Bakersfield, Calif., LPS' data show.


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Looking for some competitive play around the Fairfax area. Willing to drive to most courts. I am 4.5 and want to get ready for the summer. Connect with me if you are able......
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Hi Jahan,
If you're desperate, I will play with you. lol
Danielle Roberts xoxox
Why desperate? Lets get on the courts?
Ha! I just meant that you are a 4.5 and I am a 3.5. We can hit around some time maybe. Many of you are playing in the Reston/Herndon area. That is just a little too far for me.
Hey Jahan,
Are you free to hit this Saturday afternoon around 3pm? I'm located in Springfield VA but if you had courts in mind I'm down to traveling there as well.
Andrew! I work late on the weekends, do you have any other days available ?
Hi Jahan!
What does Sunday around 3 p.m. look like for you? We could play in the Fair Ridge area (down past the Fair Oaks Mall) off of Monument or possibly somewhere else you have in mind. Let me know! Thanks. Julie Glasow
I have to work on the weekends, any chance you are available during the week days? I am off on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Look forward to hearing back from you, hope all is well!
Wednesdays or Thursdays around 3:45 p.m. may work for me (with the exception of 4/4/2013). Any time after 3:45 p.m. works for me on most Mondays and Fridays. Hope we can work something out.
I am playing today at 6pm, so maybe we can shoot for next week? heres my email and number connect with me when you can. Maybe friday morning? I do not go in to work until 2pm. firstname.lastname@example.com 571-643-8364
Hey Jahan,
This week just isn't good for me. My husband has a deadline on getting in the last draft of his doctoral dissertation. Next week is better. What does Wednesday around 3:45 look like for you?
I made a note of your contact info so that we can follow-up easier since I don't get the chance to check this site more than once a day or so. Thanks! I can be reached at 703-273-1672.
Hi Julie,
Sorry I just now saw this post. I will make note of your phone number and call you. If you get this and are free to hit tomorrow morning Friday I am free till about 1pm.
All the best,
Hi Jahan,
I am a 4.5 player and live and work in Reston. I can play anytime after 6:30pm weekdays and on weekends. Connect with me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Create™ TV's August Programming Offers Summer-Themed Marathons featuring Rick Steves, Mario Batali, Gwyneth Paltrow and more:In addition, two new shows feature painter Gary Spetz and international food writer Andreas Viestad
BOSTON (July 6, 2010) – Saturdays on Create TV this August are filled with an exciting variety of themed programming to celebrate some of the hottest days of the year. The commercial-free channel, dedicated exclusively to public television's highest-rated lifestyle programs, showcases six-hour marathons of episodes focusing on different themes weekly.
In August, Create's Saturday programming features themed marathons that concentrate on keeping cool in the summer heat, cooking a fresh assortment of berry recipes, exploring the rich country of Spain, and getting the kids involved in fun summer activities. See descriptions of the upcoming marathons below.
"Early Frost – August 7
This marathon explores some of the coldest regions in the world. Travel hosts Burt Wolf, Rick Steves, and Art Wolfe bring viewers on unforgettable adventures through Alaska and Switzerland, and Scandinavian chefs Tina Nordström and Claus Meyer prepare seafood dishes from the frigid waters of Finland and Greenland.
"Very Berry" – August 14
This Saturday, viewers discover how the healthy goodness of berries, cherries, and other fruits can play a major part in their daily recipes. From the main course to dessert, food experts Christina Pirello, Jeff Nathan, and Chris Kimball show how to get a fruity burst of flavor in each mouthful.
"Viva Espańa" – August 21
World travelers Rick Steves, Burt Wolf, Rudy Maxa, and Oscar®-winner Gwyneth Paltrow are the guides through the beautiful country of Spain. From gorgeous beaches and graceful flamenco dancers to bullfighting and the running of the bulls, viewers have an all-day pass to explore and experience the vast culture of this European country.
"Camp Create" – August 28
Parents and their kids can be creative and have fun together with the Camp Create marathon. Camp Create shares plenty of amusing activities and projects that keep the whole family engaged. Viewers and their children can learn to garden with P. Allen Smith; craft with Vicki Payne, Sloan Rutter, and Katie Brown; or sew with Nancy Zieman.
In addition, Create's weekly scheduled programming includes two new shows joining the line-up. Viewers can acquire new painting skills in exotic locations with Gary Spetz's Watercolor Quest, or learn the history and techniques behind Scandinavian cuisine with a new version of the popular series New Scandinavian Cooking – hosted by international food writer and Norwegian local, Andreas Viestad.
Viewers can watch Create TV via digital broadcast and/or basic digital cable. Visit www.CreateTV.com for more information, TV schedules, program descriptions, recipes, news, shopping, tips, DIY instructions and more.
Create is available nationwide on 232 public television stations – representing more than 82% of U.S. TV households. Create is produced and distributed by American Public Television, WNET.org, and WGBH Boston in association with NETA and PBS.
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Create™ is the dynamic TV channel that spotlights many of television's most popular how-to, cooking, arts and crafts and travel series. Create is produced and distributed by APT, Thirteen/WNET and WGBH Boston in association with National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA) and PBS.
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American Public Television (APT) has been a leading distributor of high-quality, top-rated programming to America's public television stations since 1961. In 2009, APT distributed 56 of the top 100 highest-rated public television titles. Among its 300 new program titles per year are prominent documentaries, news and current affairs programs, dramatic series, how-to programs, children's series and classic movies, including For Love of Liberty: The Story of America's Black Patriots, A Ripple of Hope, Rick Steves' Europe, Newsline, Globe Trekker, Simply Ming, America's Test Kitchen From Cook's Illustrated, Lidia's Italy, P. Allen Smith's Garden Home, Murdoch Mysteries, Doc Martin, Rosemary and Thyme, Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, The Great American Songbook and John Denver: The Wildlife Concert. APT also licenses programs internationally through its APT Worldwide service. In 2006, APT launched Create™ – the TV channel featuring the best of public television's lifestyle programming. For more information about APT's programs and services, visit APTonline.org.
New York public media company WNET.ORG is a pioneering provider of television and web content. The parent of Thirteen, WLIW21 and Creative News Group, WNET.ORG brings such acclaimed broadcast series and websites as Worldfocus, Nature, Great Performances, American Masters, Charlie Rose, Wide Angle, Secrets of the Dead, Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, Visions, Consuelo Mack WealthTrack, Wild Chronicles, Miffy and Friends, and Cyberchase to national and international audiences. Through its wide range of channels and platforms, WNET.ORG serves the entire New York City metro area with unique local productions, broadcasts and innovative educational and cultural projects. In all that it does, WNET.ORG pursues a single, overarching goal – to create media experiences of lasting significance for New York, America and the world. For more information, visit www.wnet.org.
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WGBH Boston is America's preeminent public broadcasting producer, the source of one-third of PBS's prime-time lineup, along with some of public television's best-known lifestyle shows and children's programs and many public radio favorites. WGBH is the number one producer of Web sites on pbs.org, the most-visited dot-org on the Internet. WGBH is a pioneer in educational multimedia and in technologies and services that make media accessible to the 36 million Americans who rely on captioning or video descriptions. WGBH has been recognized with hundreds of honors: Emmys, Peabodys, duPont-Columbia Awards…even two Oscars. In 2002, WGBH was honored with a special institutional Peabody Award for 50 years of excellence. For more information, visit www.wgbh.org.
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Happy 6th birthday to the Pretty Pear!
In celebration, Colleen's giving shit away all week, revealing a new giveaway each day. (She's already revealed a $50 gift certificate for B & Lu and a $30 gift certificate for SWAK designs.) She'll also be doing separate giveaways on Twitter, so follow her over there, too!