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Sabine Lake trout are hungry
April and May are just about always windy months, but what we've been through lately is enough to make you want to give up fishing and go fly a kite.But the good news is sweet indeed. The fish are biting on Sabine Lake, and if you can catch a day that's halfway calm, your chances of catching trout and reds — and lots of them — on Sabine Lake, the Sabine Jetties and East Galveston Bay are excellent.
"I was lucky last week and got out on Sabine Lake on a calm day," said guide Jerry Norris. "I hadn't planned on fishing but got up at daylight and went outside and knew something was very wrong – there was no wind."
So what did he do? Called a friend, loaded up the boat and headed out on the lake. The end result was a box full of solid trout in the 2 to 6 pound class."I had fished a couple of other areas on the lake a few days earlier and caught no fish," Norris said. "So I went to some old hotspots that I know normally hold fish this time of year. I was on my way to one spot and noticed a single tern diving on the water. I moved up on the bird with the trolling motor and on the first cast caught a nice trout. That one bird was feeding on shad being pushed to the water's surface by trout. That was right out in the middle of the lake."
After that bite played out, Norris worked Assassins and Stanley Wedge tails over open water reefs in 5 to 7 feet of water.
"If we can get a break from the wind, there are some good fish holding over shell in open water," Norris said. "Something to key on are slicks and birds working small schools of shad."
Sabine Lake guide Dicky Colburn reports that during the past several days, fishing for both trout and reds has been excellent, as long as the wind isn't howling. He recently got a call from a couple of anglers that caught 13 trout, with one weighing just over 7 pounds.
Colburn said that on a recent trip, he and a single client caught limits of both reds and trout up to 5 pounds. They fished from the north revetment wall to Green's Bayou. Most of their reds were in 2 to 3 feet of water.
"We caught our fish Wednesday (May 4) with a pearl-lime tail Tidal Surge Mullet and did pretty good with it Friday, as well, but there was no doubt that they wanted the Bug Juice Flats Minnow even more," said Colburn. "I don't know what the water looked like on the south end of the lake, but it was in great shape everywhere we fished."At the Sabine Jetties, catches of trout have been excellent on calm days. The Louisiana side of the east jetty has been giving up some great boxes of trout on soft plastics and live baits. When using jigs, the key has been to fish the down-current side of the irregular rock outcroppings. The best report I've got is from Randy Ortego. He used bone and chartreuse Assassins on 1/4-ounce jig heads to catch 19 trout to about 5 pounds recently.
"The wind wasn't blowing too strong, so we hit the Louisiana side of the east jetty right at daylight," said Ortego. "The water was green with an incoming tide. And there was plenty of mullet moving along the rocks. We rigged up with jigs and stayed with the baitfish. That's where the trout were. We caught most of them about 200 yards from the end of the jetty."
I've also had some very good reports from fishermen using live baits like shrimp and shad along the channel side of the east jetty. One group fished shad under slip corks at about 6 feet deep. Another group anchored just south of the boat cut and free-lined shrimp to catch a box full of trout, reds and sheepshead.
On East Galveston Bay, guide Jim West says that he's been drifting over shell reefs on the lower end of the bay to catch good numbers of trout and a few reds."It's been tough with the wind," said West. "But if you can get out there, the fish are biting."
West says he's using soft plastics in a variety of colors over shell in 5 to 7 feet of water. The best bite has been on outgoing tides.
The very popular south shoreline of East Bay has been a good place for waders to find reds, trout and flounder, even on windy days, according to West.
The water temperature on the bays is in the upper 70s. Based on the reports I've had this week, fishing on the upper Texas coast is good and getting better. There is one other option that you might want to keep in mind. Whenever the surf goes flat and green to the beach, you can bet the farm that trout are going to be running the first and second guts.
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ALAMEDA — Fullback Marcel Reece has signed a three-year contract extension, the Raiders announced Friday.
Reece, who made the Pro Bowl last season, was to become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The Raiders could have as much as $50 million available under the salary cap next season and are likely to make a run at other players in the final year of their contract such as defensive end Lamarr Houston, left tackle Jared Veldheer and running back Darren McFadden.
"It's another step toward my goal — being a Raider for life," Reece said in a release.
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A big storm is moving across the US – on one side of the system it's snowy and windy with temperatures below average. Meanwhile, warm air in parts of the Midwest leaves the region bracing for tornadoes. The East Coast, however, experienced record-highs. Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel reports from Aurora, Colo.
The storm that dumped snow across parts of the Rockies and northern Plains on Tuesday was expected to bring more severe weather on Wednesday.
Storm chasers move into Colorado just ahead of wild spring weather as others are fleeing. KUSA's Kevin Torres reports.
The central and southern Plains areas were at risk for severe weather, according to the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center.
Swaths of land from New Mexico to Wisconsin were under winter storm warnings,while parts of Utah were under blizzard warnings.
According to the National Weather Service, Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls, Texas, were at risk for tornadoes and possible hailstorms Tuesday night and into Wednesday.
Earlier Tuesday, blizzard warnings were in effect in Colorado, where the temperature plunged more than 50 degrees in less than 24 hours and the wind chill approached zero. Wyoming got more than a foot of snow.
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Magister C. wrote:and also supports my attitude to working with the Qlipothic forces of the tree, without having checks and balances in place. It appears far to many on the LHP have this notion that they can merrily evoke the darkest, and most unbalanced forces of the shells, and not reap the consequences of their ignorance.
This ignorance is NOT first invoking And having a relationship with their HGA. The fact that so many So-called temples teach the most demanding and perilous forms of, magic without first teaching the magician the basics of cosmic consciousness (or a holistic foundation of spiritual balance) is asking for trouble.
I am not criticising those magicians who have fallen foul of bad teaching and teachers, rather its a call to all those who purport to teach the LHP to start teaching this stuff correctly. In fact-these so-called teachers are often the ones who fall into mental illness and paranoid thinking, simply because they themselves have never really understood the LHP, or the need to be conversant with RHP principles so-called. Half the problem is this talk of paths and such, for many it appears to create a sort of schizoid disconnect with the reality of their error.
Sadly as I have mentioned many times, far to many have not understood the real LHP (as practised in the East) and find themselves in dangerous waters of mental illness-all because they have not been truly prepared to traverse the adverse tree.
Wanderer wrote:Mag. C., great post. I think you about summed up my thoughts in a rather eloquent way. Working with the QLPth is a good way to get yourself broken and wind up with pieces missing. This is doubly true when evoking these forces with the safeties off. They are as powerful as they are messed up, as each Qlipa is a cast off, broken shell of a one-Divine thing that tried to take on too much and failed, thus cracking into dozens (if not thousands or millions) of itty bitty shards that each has its own life force still intact. When dealing with each, you're dealing with a hive of once-unified spirits, each like shards of glass from a dropped chalice. They're all aching and fighting and clawing their way into power, or at least attempting to do so, and as a result they are desperate. So desperate and so completely broken that they've no hope of putting themselves back together so instead they try to cause similar cracks in your facade. Doing so gives them the ability to multiply and grow, and they are parasitic enough to effect a coupe and attempt to take you over by way of assimilation.
They can be worked carefully, and if handled properly, they can be powerful tools which you can rebuild in your microcosm, effectively becoming allies. Until then, they are not your friend, and they will manipulate you. It is a way to gain strength, but its only wise to start attempting to work with them after you've gained a fair deal of Divine assistance and self-knowledge along the way.
For the record, the QLPth entities aren't evil...they are instinct, and they are tormented and twisted. Evil implies ill intent...many of these spirits lack the ability to form intention altogether.
Wanderer wrote:They work through a mechanic not unlike infection, and that often causes a person to start taking themselves apart, piece by piece. Mental illness is a very strong current with these entities, as they're basically a bunch of insane women. There are men too, but there are far more female spirits in the QLPth.
Amxha wrote:I remember being part of a skype group where we had two trans thelemites. One was having issues with the other because she was working on qlipphothic pathworking and the girl had essentially lost her mind. She became obsessed with stripping things down metaphysically/esoterically until they possessed absolutely no meaning or became 'anti-cosmic' in a way.
I had no issues with her insight, however it was her obsession that was the real issue. Her magickal practice stagnated because of it and she essentially dug herself into a magickal black hole.
edit: forgot to mention, it was so bad it actually started affecting other peoples' magickal practices in the household. The other thelemite was completely blocked from astralling. Qlipphoth is some serious shit.
Wanderer wrote:Yep, that sounds to be about right, Amxha. If there's a particular neurosis to bring to the surface in a given person, QLPthic magic'll do it in a hurry because misery loves company, and thus these spirits start to screw with little things inside of the person doing the work. Given enough time and a foothold, the spirit will overtake the target nigh completely and turn them into a walking black hole of crazy to boot. Anyone who sleeps with them will catch it, and anyone who lives nearby will likely experience serious setbacks.
Its useful stuff if you want to screw someone's day up, but it'll also muck yours up pretty astonishingly if you're not incredibly careful. Those who choose to walk those paths usually aren't ready, and when they aren't they usually become new residents at whatever psych ward is available locally.
I've worked with QLP magic for quite some time, and I've experienced the boons and drawbacks that can come along with it. It might have been my particular makeup that made it possible, but when I did so, I wound up being intimate with some seriously messed up women. Changed them about as much as it changed me, and there were some valuable lessons to be had. I got through it because I am a uniquely willful individual with enough spiritual connections to have some manner of seeing the way through. Without that, wouldn't have ended well.
talerman wrote:I think lhp and qlippoth should be practiced after 20 years of magic experience or less only if a person is above 40. I encountered a lot of qlippothic forces while working with Spirits mentioned by Bardon. According to his system, leaders of qlippothic forces are counter-genii. some of them are real bustards, but mostly they are just reversed, inverted, awkward in relation to the true genii and their mission. somehow I went quite deep into exploration of those counter-genii and their faculties...it is a taugh stuff. I could just imagine what would happen to the magician if he was only exploring the world of counter-genii? Disaster for sure. 100% result in madness. So I can not really understand those lodges which promote lhp in such a way as described in previous posts.
For those of you who have worked within such a system, what are your thoughts? I ask because I know that I am not the only person on the board whose involved himself in such things over the years. Shedding some light on such a wonky subject would likely be a rather helpful warning, at the very least.


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An economic association agreement between Egypt and the European Union will be signed in Brussels this coming June, according to Xinhua News. The accord will promote mutual market access and increased trade between the two parties, as well as boost European investments in Egypt.
Under the agreement, the Egyptian market will be open to small-scale European products, while the EU will open its market to all Egyptian products.
The partnership is part of the EU's Barcelona initiative, launched in 1995, to create a Euro-Mediterranean free trade zone, consisting of 27 countries within the next decade. Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority have already signed their own agreements.
The EU is Egypt's main economic partner, with trade between the tow parties accounting for approximately nine billion dollars, out of Egypt's $24 billion total trade volume. Because of Egypt's key role in Africa and the Islamic world, it is also considered the most important regional trade partner of the EU.
The agreement, which was to be signed May 14, will instead postponed to the end of June, as a result of discontent by both parties with certain provisions, which were later ratified. —(Albawaba-MEBG)
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Famous for its rolling hills, cable cars, foggy summers and Golden Gate Bridge, "San Fran," as it's affectionately called, is home to more than 860,000 residents. A dynamic environment of incomparable natural splendor and unbeatable year-round mild temperatures, the City by the Bay offers a unique blend of entertainment and culture in bustling urban centers spread throughout this Northern California metropolis.
Considered one of the most walkable cities in the U.S., San Francisco continues to attract young professionals seeking neighborhoods that are culturally rich, diverse and progressive. Not only are newcomers attracted by the city's financial stability and pleasant year-round weather (the average temp is about 60 degrees Fahrenheit), but they love the sense of community, its arts and cultural opportunities and the abundance of outdoor adventures that make living in San Francisco so attractive.
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ADVENTURER Jack White swapped cycling shorts for running shoes when he joined pupils at his former school for a cross country event which has been staged for more than a century.
Last year, the 28-year-old former Barnard Castle School student spent six months cycling the length of Africa.
Now back living in the town, he lined up for the 122nd Barnard Run, an event which began life as a paper chase before developing into a series of cross country races involving the whole school.
This year's run was also staged in support of Farm Africa, the charity which Jack raised £18,000 for during his cycle marathon, which saw him set off from Cairo, Egypt, and finish in Cape Town, South Africa.
"I came back to give a few talks to the school about what I had done and Farm Africa and the school's charity committee decided to support Farm Africa this year."
The British-based charity helps tackle hunger in east Africa by providing smallholder farmers with the skills and knowledge needed to improve yields so they can grow enough food for their families.
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MB Humidity necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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I am a mother of 3 beautiful boys who has just purchased a Gift & Homeware's store in Darwin Australia. I would like to branch out with the kids products into a children's website, specialising in Gifts & Accessories
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Michael B. Jordan, star of the upcoming drama film 'Fruitvale Station,' is so hot that we're actually doing double-takes on purpose just to look at him a little more.
You might remember Jordan from the TV show 'Friday Night Lights' (Texas forever!), in which he played a high school football player from the wrong side of the tracks who finds redemption through his passion for sports and a good coach. Or you might have seen him on the HBO series 'The Wire,' where he played Wallace (tip: don't ever ask where Wallace is), a teen forced into being a thug by circumstance and environment.
But now Michael has his sights set on the big screen. He starred in the "found footage" sci-fi flick 'Chronicle,' and next he stars in the drama 'Fruitvale Station,' based on the true story of Oscar Grant — a young man who had a very unfortunate encounter with law enforcement early one morning in Los Angeles. Those of you familiar with the story know you should probably bring some tissues to the theater for this one.
Jordan is also going to star in the upcoming 'Fantastic Four' reboot as Johnny Storm — so not only is he hot and talented, but now we get to see him as a sexy superhero?
Damn, we say. Damn.
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Landry Walker, writer on comic book Batman: The Brave and The Bold, recently played Batman: Arkham Asylum and did not like what he saw. In his own words, "Batman doesn't get shot. He doesn't get shot, because he's Batman."
As a comic book writer with the name Batman in his bibliography, Walker says he has every right to assert this belief. He says he found the game "lacking" because Batman's methods for dealing with the gun-toting henchmen in Arkham was to run up and punch them.
There was practically zero sneaking. Almost no subtlety or grace. He would just run up and punch the bad guy, usually taking a few machine gun shots to the face, and then zip away to a magical gargoyle that would render him invisible while his Bat-health recharged. Then he would repeat the process until there was nothing left to punch.In addition to his complaints about Batman's style of fighting, he also has a beef with violence in video games. Namely, there isn't enough of it — or at least not enough realism in it.
It was effective, I will grant that much. But to me, it kinda missed the point of Batman.
I want a game that recreates that insane rush of endorphins and adrenaline or whatever it is after hearing a simple bullet crack past your ear. That's what games should be. So real that I just have to put down the controller for a minute because some part of my lizard brain is shaking in disbelief over the scenario I somehow managed to survive.I think Walker's arguments about the violence are more interesting than his assertions about Batman. But feel free to dissect the hell out of both in the comments here or head on over to Elder-Geek and let Walker know what you think yourself.
Video Game Violence: What Do Gamers Really Want? [Elder-Geek via GamePolitics]
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VP debate impact may be more personal than electoral
When Rep. Paul Ryan and Vice President Joe Biden square off in Thursday night's vice presidential debate in Danville, Ky., sparks will fly, consultants will fret, and snap polls will deliver snap judgment. Twitter might actually explode. And come November 6, it probably won't make a difference.
Despite screaming headlines predicting a "high-stakes" encounter, the VP candidates can take solace in this, at least: their performance, barring a spectacular implosion or gaffe, is unlikely to affect the outcome of the 2012 election.
The potential impact on Biden and Ryan, however, could be profound.
Alan Schroeder, a professor of journalism at Northeastern University and author of "Presidential Debates: 50 Years of High-Risk TV", argues that the VP debate "has more to do with the legacy for the debater than affecting the outcome of peoples' voting decisions."
Indeed, a look at past vice presidential debates reveals an event that scarcely affects the election at hand but can render a powerful, durable verdict on the sparring understudies.
The stakes may be higher for the 42-year-old Ryan, a young up-and-comer commonly heralded as the vanguard of a new generation of Republican leaders. A strong performance from Ryan would solidify his standing as the GOP's heir-apparent; a tepid performance could tarnish his credibility as a big thinker and derail his national ambition.
But Biden, too, will be watched with an eye to 2016. Despite abundant skepticism among the commentariat, Biden confidantes insist that the loquacious 69-year-old must be seen as a viable presidential candidate four years hence. An aggressive, punchy performance could elevate his stature within the party, quelling doubts about the vice president's age and competence. A feckless night could erase whatever remains of Biden's 2016 currency.
John Sides, a professor of political science at The George Washington University, explains that the debate can be an audition for bigger things: "If a vice-presidential candidate has grander ambitions, their performance as a candidate is one factor that could affect their prospects." Though he argues that "party leaders will look at a VP debate as one data point" in measuring the presidential caliber of rising stars, he cautions, "It's not the only one, or even the most important one."
In the first vice presidential debate of the television era, a 1976 face-off pitting then-Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., against then-Sen. Walter Mondale, D-Minn., Dole delivered the night's most memorable attack, scorching Mondale and the Democrats as warmongers: "I figured it up the other day, if we added up the killed and wounded in Democrat wars in this century, it'd be about 1.6 million Americans - enough to fill the city of Detroit."
Dole had developed a reputation for acidity, as Mondale reminded the audience: "Senator Dole has richly earned his reputation as a 'hatchet man' tonight." The "hatchet man" label endured for decades.
Before too long, however, the attack dog would be leading the pack - first as Senate Republican leader during the 1980s and '90s and then as a presidential nominee in 1996. Sharp elbows rarely win friends, but they can earn respect.
In 1984, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee was New York Rep. Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman on a major party's national ticket. Her opponent, Vice President George H.W. Bush, a World War II veteran, former ambassador and C.I.A. chief, enjoyed tremendous stature but proved unable to keep his supercilious posture offstage, deigning at one point to "Help you with the difference, Ms. Ferraro, between Iran and the embassy in Lebanon."
Ferraro fired back: "I almost resent, Vice President Bush, your patronizing attitude that you have to teach me about foreign policy."
At the end of the debate, Bush's self-congratulation was caught on an open mic (the Republican thought he "kicked a little ass"), but Ferraro's defiant riposte emerged as the evening's most memorable line.
Schroeder argues that Bush, chagrined by his encounter with Ferraro, became gun-shy: "He never liked to do debates, and he got off to a bad start with Ferraro. Four years later, people remembered, and he remembered. And it became part of his reticence about having to take part in presidential debates."
The 1988 vice presidential debate provided perhaps the clearest illustration of the event's short-term impotence and long-term resonance. The GOP vice presidential nominee, 41-year-old Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle, faced doubts about his experience and youth.
Quayle needed to close the stature gap, but when he dared equate his congressional career with that of the late President John F. Kennedy, his opponent, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex., seized the moment. Eyes twinkling, Bentsen unleashed a crushing broadside: "Senator, I served with Jack Kennedy. I knew Jack Kennedy. Jack Kennedy was a friend of mine. Senator, you're no Jack Kennedy." The audience erupted as Quayle, stone-faced but visibly peeved, refused to even look at his opponent.}
Bentsen's putdown did not change the trajectory of the election -- Bush and Quayle cruised to a big victory -- but Schroeder suggests that it may have buried Quayle's national ambition: "Dan Quayle had probably the worst moment of any VP debater ever. That comment really sunk his presidential chances."
Bentsen permanently handicapped Quayle's reputation by providing an easy frame for future gaffes -- he had slammed Quayle as a dilettante, and the label eventually stuck. By the time Quayle was caught on tape misspelling "potato" (no "e") in 1992, nobody was surprised. His future flirtations with national office went precisely nowhere.
The 2000 vice presidential debate, pitting then-Democratic Sen. Joseph Lieberman against former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, was gripped by an abiding propriety -- veteran debate moderator Jim Lehrer called it "the most civilized debate anyone could remember."
Lieberman's refusal to aggressively prosecute Cheney seemed wise at the time -- advisers had counseled him to remain civil. But in retrospect, Schroeder, argues, "Lieberman got rolled. He didn't even realize that it was happening. Cheney gave one of the greatest VP debate performances of all time in 2000."
"There was a lot of consternation about why Cheney was on the ticket -- perhaps Bush made an error in choosing him. Lieberman, going in, was supposed to be a charismatic guy, ready with a quip. So the debate showed a new side of each of them."
In 2004, with the help of Vice President Cheney, the Democratic VP nominee, then-Sen. John Edwards, emerged from his debate looking vacuous and perhaps a bit slimy. Cheney criticized Edwards' spotty attendance record in the Senate, exclaiming, "The first time I met you was when you walked on this stage tonight." Subsequent reports revealed Cheney's claim to be untrue, but it was not the last time Edwards would be tagged as callow.
When Edwards later referenced Cheney's lesbian daughter Mary in response to a question about same-sex marriage, some analysts were discomfited. Although Dick Cheney demurred onstage, refusing to respond to the comment, Mary Cheney was not so charitable, calling Edwards "complete and total slime" in an interview.
Despite all the sturm and drang, the vice presidential debate frequently amounts to very little. Dole, Ferraro, and Bentsen each delivered aggressive performances that failed to advance their immediate electoral prospects.
But for the wannabe-veeps onstage, the night can help make the difference between a bright political future and a twilit turn on the speakers' circuit. Quayle, Lieberman, and Edwards were all diminished in some way by their big night.
In 1980, four years after the first televised vice presidential debate, the sequel was grounded before takeoff. Republican VP nominee George H.W. Bush justified his refusal to debate Vice President Mondale by damning the significance of the proposed event: "We're the Toledo Mud Hens," explained Bush, colorfully relegating the aborted showdown to the minor league.
Still, it may be worth remembering that some of the Toledo Mud Hens eventually went pro, proving that even the farm team can make major league waves.


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Apple announced on Monday that it sold three million of the company's new iPad since it shipped on Friday, March 16th—the company announced the device on March 7th.
"The new iPad is a blockbuster with three million sold―the strongest iPad launch yet," Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing, said in a meeting. "Customers are loving the incredible new features of iPad, including the stunning Retina display, and we can't wait to get it into the hands of even more customers around the world this Friday."
UBS analyst Maynard Um issued a research note to his clients saying, "The initial run-rate of new iPad sales is impressive (although it does include ~9 days of pre-orders). Apple has sold ~750k new iPads per day since launch on Friday. If there are no supply shortages, this would imply a run rate of ~12 million new iPads between launch and the end of the quarter (this does not include sales of iPad 2)."
Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked by an analyst during a conference call Monday morning how many iPads the company sold. Mr. Cook replied that Apple had a record iPad weekend, but didn't provide specific numbers. The company's announcement on Monday afternoon clarified with the specifics.
Three million iPads sold in one weekend is a fantastic result for Apple. In comparison, the company sold 15.4 million iPads during the entire December quarter, which included Christmas sales and one extra week for the company's fiscal year.
Mr. Um maintained his "Buy" rating on shares of AAPL, as well as his $675 price target on the stock. AAPL ended the day Monday at a record high of $601.10, before iPad sales were announced.
[Update: The article was updated with additional information. - Editor]


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You can relax now, there's officially more Queer Eye headed your way.
Netflix announced Friday that not only has the lifestyle makeover show been renewed for Season 3, but they're also hitting the road for the new season. Unlike the previous two seasons which were filmed around the Atlanta area, Season 3 finds the Fab 5 headed to Kanas City, MO to help improve the lives of unsuspecting men. The new season, which begins production on Monday, will consist of eight episode and is expected to arrive sometime in 2019.
It's been a great week for the Fab 5 who learned Thursday that the show has been nominated for four Emmys including Oustanding Structured Reality Program. Plus, Jonathan Van Ness snagged another nod for executive-producing Gay of Thrones, Funny or Die's hilarious Game of Thrones recap series.
"It feels really surreal! When Gay of Thrones got nominated the first time, I didn't know what to expect. I didn't know that was an Emmy category," Ness told TV Guide of his nominations. "This time, knowing what an honor it is and the experience and to have Queer Eye this year too -- I worked on two TV shows last year, and they both got nominated for Emmys! It's insane! It's amazing!"
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Thousands more students will be clamoring to attend a California State University campus next year, but admission will likely be tough for many.
For the fourth year in a row, the CSU system has received record numbers of applications from prospective students, highlighting the growing demand for its 23 campuses, CSU officials announced Thursday.
But as the CSU struggles under years of state funding cuts, enrollment next year is expected to remain flat. That means tens of thousands of prospective students will have to wait or attend another college or university system.
"At this point I'm prepared for anything," said Long Beach City College student Caroline Nash, who hopes to transfer to Cal State Long Beach in the fall of 2013.
"Whatever happens happens," the 20-year-old said with a shrug, adding that she is prepared to wait another year or attend another campus that's in less demand if she's rejected.
As of Nov. 30, a record 763,517 potential freshman, transfer, credential and graduate students applied for the fall 2013 semester, an increase of 12 percent over the previous year, according to numbers released Thursday.
Prospective students typically apply to more than one campus. The total number of individual applicants rose 10 percent to 294,926.
The CSU system, which has about 427,000 students, has experienced a nearly $1 billion cut in state funding since 2008. Earlier this year, the university system held applications pending the passage of Proposition 30, Gov. Jerry Brown's tax measure to fund education.
CSU spokesman Eric Fallis said the voters' approval of the measure helped the CSU avoid severe cuts in enrollment next fall, but the tax measure doesn't replace years of reductions. He said enrollment for fall 2013 is expected to remain the same as fall 2012, around 90,000 new students.
"A lot of students and people think that passing Prop. 30 means we can increase enrollment, but what Prop. 30 did was essentially provide flat funding for the CSU," Fallis said. "Prop. 30 alone doesn't provide the funds we need to meet current and future enrollment demands."
Fallis attributed the burgeoning number of applications to a continuing economic and demographic trend. Higher education is increasingly essential to having the skills that match high-demand jobs and careers, and the population of college-age, college-ready students is increasing, he said.
All 23 campuses saw a rise in applications from first-time freshman and transfer students. The number of freshman applicants rose to 173,985 from 166,028, while the number of transfer applicants soared to 108,726 from 92,806. Officials said the spike in applications from transfer students is due in part to the closing of the spring 2013 semester to all but a very limited number of students.
The CSU also has partnered with community colleges and school districts to build pathways to a four-year degree, Fallis added.
The number of graduate and credential applicants climbed to 12,215 from 9,849.
The applicants' also reflected California's growing diversity.
Latino applicants continued to rise – to 99,558, up from 86,147 from the previous year. The number of African-American, American Indian, Asian and white applicants also increased.
In recent years, the CSU has typically admitted about half of all applicants and enrolled about 16 to 19 percent of those admitted.
In fall 2011, the most recent numbers available, 710,835 students applied and 17 percent of those were enrolled. The numbers were down slightly from 2009.
The CSU has seen a growing number of so-called impacted campuses, where the available enrollment can't keep up with demand. More than half of all campuses are now listed as impacted for freshman and transfer students.
Cal State Long Beach this year was the most in-demand campus with 55,614 freshman applicants and 25,008 transfer applicants, according to CSU data.
Due to the growing demand, the university plans to admit less than 8 percent of freshmen and less than 12 percent of transfer students.
Cal State Long Beach President F. King Alexander said in a written statement that the system continues to receive record numbers of applications due to its affordability and quality.
"At a time when many people are questioning the value of a college or university degree, students and parents increasingly recognize the value of a Cal State Long Beach education," he said.
At neighboring Cal State Dominguez Hills in Carson, freshman applications were up by nearly 7 percent over last fall, from 14,379 applicants for 2012 to 15,341 for fall 2013, said Brenda Knepper, director of university communications and public affairs.
The school saw even greater increases in community college transfer students and credential and graduate students, she added.
Transfer student applications are up from 6,610 for this fall to 9,106 for fall 2013, a 37.8 percent increase, while credential/graduate student applications rose from 472 for this fall to 699 for fall 2013, a 48.1 percent jump.
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Posted 08 May 2005 - 12:39 AM
a friend needed an easy to install wamp installation with php4, so i made a little bat to switch php versions. it acts like a toggle and does check to make sure everything's where it's expected to be before it runs.
the attached zip contains all the new files and modified httpd.conf. it maintains directory structure from uniform server's root (the parent directory of diskw), so be careful not to overwrite your httpd.conf if you've changed it yourself......
tested and works for me on winxp pro sp2.. however, as always, ymmv. :)
basically you make a one line change to httpd.conf. it's line 288 for an unmodified file. (or use the included one if you've not made any changes to it).
three new files get put into apache's conf directory. make sure loadphp.conf loads the correct version that you have in /usr/local/php. the other version of php needs to be named 'php4' or 'php5' (as appropriate).
the batch goes in the parent directory of diskw. with uniform server shut down, just run the switchphp.bat file to switch which php version gets loaded.
switchphp.zip 15.11KB 785 downloads
Posted 08 May 2005 - 09:02 AM
Can you also post it in the SF Patches system over at our site page on SourceForge?
Edited by olajideolaolorun, 08 May 2005 - 10:08 AM.
Posted 08 May 2005 - 02:31 PM
Can you also post it in the SF Patches system over at our site page on SourceForge?
i don't have a sourceforge account. i just leech.. err, i mean download stuff from there.
it's just something i whipped up cuz i needed it..
i saw another wamp installer that had one, so figured i'd share mine here.
i claim no rights to it, she's all yours. you can do whatever you want with it..
Posted 08 May 2005 - 04:56 PM
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Posted 24 April 2006 - 05:08 AM
Does this work anymore? Apache wouldnt even load when I tried this and i didnt get any errors besides from when it tried to redirect to the admin panel after apache started and it couldnt connect. The switchphp file produced no errors. Any tips?
Figured it out, was an issue with the from the plugin not having the line: PHPIniDir "/usr/local/php/"
Everything works fine now. Woo hoo. =P
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Doen Valley offers a public and picturesque 18-hole championship golf facility, designed by the late Dick Wilson, whose resume includes Doral's "Blue Monster" in Miami, FL and Cog Hill # 4 Golf Club in Chicago, IL, both are annual venues of the PGA Tour.
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I recently wrote about the horrendous conditions the Iditarod dogs endure. Here are more Iditarod sponsors' emails. Please write to them. A sample letter is below:
If you'd like to write to the sponsors listed in my original post, here they are:
Sample letter:
Dear Iditarod Sponsor:
For the dogs, the Iditarod dog sled race is a bottomless pit of suffering. Please end your organization's support of this event. What happens to the dogs during the Iditarod includes death, paralysis, frostbite, bleeding ulcers, bloody diarrhea, lung damage, pneumonia, ruptured discs, viral diseases, broken bones, torn muscles and tendons and sprains. Over 143 dogs have died in the race, including three who frozen to death in the brutal cold. For more facts, visit the Sled Dog Action Coalition website, http://helpsleddogs.org.
Iditarod mushers beat dogs who won't run, or who don't run fast enough. Dogs are beaten with shovels, bats, chains, two-by-fours or whatever else is handy. Dr, Jeanne Olson, who has been a veterinarian in Alaska since 1988, confirmed the brutality used by mushers training dogs for the Iditarod. She saw dogs with cracked ribs, broken jaws or skulls from mushers using two-by-fours for punishment. In an article published by the University of Alaska, Dr. Olson said, "There are mushers out there whose philosophy is…that if that dog acts up I will hit that dog to the point where it would rather die than do what it did, 'cause the next time it is gonna die.'"
Jim Welch says in his book Speed Mushing Manual, "Nagging a dog team is cruel and ineffective…A training device such as a whip is not cruel at all but is effective." He also said, "It is a common training device in use among dog mushers…" Jon Saraceno wrote in his column in USA Today, "He [Colonel Tom Classen] confirmed dog beatings and far worse. Like starving dogs to maintain their most advantageous racing weight. Skinning them to make mittens. Or dragging them to their death."
Iditarod dog kennels are puppy mills. Mushers breed many dogs and routinely kill unwanted ones, including puppies. Mushers have drowned, shot, bludgeoned and dragged many dogs to death. For example, Iditarod musher Dave Olesen drowned a litter of newborn puppies. Another musher got rid of unwanted puppies by tying them in a bag and tossing the bag in a creek. Mushers even have a saying about not breeding dogs unless they can drown them: "Those who cannot drown should not breed."
Veterinary care during the Iditarod is poor. In the 2012 race, one of Lance Mackey's male dogs ripped out all of his 16 toenails trying to get to a female who was in heat. This type of broken toenail is extremely painful. Mackey, a four-time Iditarod winner, said he was too stubborn to leave this dog at a checkpoint and veterinarians allowed Mackey to continue to race him. Imagine the agony the dog was forced to endure.
Here's another example: Veterinarians have allowed dogs with kennel cough to race in the Iditarod even though dogs with this disease should be kept warm and given lots of rest. Strenuous exercise can cause lung damage, pneumonia and even death. To make matters worse, kennel cough is a highly contagious disease that normally lasts from 10 to 21 days.
Please end your organization's association with this horrific race.
Sincerely,[your name]


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The last 28 days have proven to us that Shepard's fan base is as emphatic as ever.
You may be scratching your head, asking, "You have reached your goal of $30,000. What will you do with additional funding?"
That answer is simple. Andrew and I were conservative in establishing our primary goal. As we stand right now, we have just enough money to finish the film :). Now the question is, how do we ensure that this film garners the most exposure possible? And what rewards can we offer in order to get more people excited about the project?
As many may know, submitting to festivals is a lengthy and expensive process. We intend to send this film to festivals such as Sundance, Tribeca, SXSW, and Toronto International Film Festival.
As a result, we are continuing to raise funds to cover the costs of submitting to festivals, marketing the film, hiring a publicist, and the extreme cost of travel.
Before I get into the description, I want to make the exciting distinction that THIS IS NOT A DOCUMENTARY - IT IS A NARRATIVE FILM. The film approaches the origin of OBEY in a similar fashion to how The Social Network approached the origin of Facebook. This film is authorized by Shepard Fairey and I have the rights to his life story for the period that this story covers.
Hi. My name is Julian Marshall. I am a 22-year-old film director from Washington, DC. I am currently a senior at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). I recently directed a short narrative film about the early life of Shepard Fairey and the origin story of his OBEY GIANT street art campaign. The film is set in Providence, RI, in 1990 when Shepard was studying illustration at RISD. In an illustration class, titled Style and Substance, Shepard received a historic assignment that would later establish his legacy in Providence. Each student in the class was given a fortune cookie, and tasked with illustrating his or her respective fortune. Shepard's fortune read: TO AFFECT THE QUALITY OF THE DAY IS NO SMALL ACHIEVEMENT. He then decided to paste his Andre graphic over the face of notorious former Mayor of Providence, Buddy Cianci, on his re-election billboard, located in the heart of the city.
They say you cannot force creativity. That seems to be the message behind the making of this project.
One morning I was sitting in my bedroom brainstorming story ideas for my RISD thesis film, and staring me in the face was the Andre The Giant poster that Shepard Fairey had given to me when I worked for him three years ago. It was then that creativity struck. I thought to myself, wouldn't it be wonderful to tell the story of the conception of Shepard's OBEY GIANT street art campaign from when he attended RISD in the early 90's?
I put together a pitch and sent it to Amanda Fairey, Shepard's wife. One week later, I received an email from Amanda saying that Shepard loved the idea for the project and could I come out to LA to speak with him about it. So I went out to LA.
From there, I developed the story with my friend Alex Jablonski and the rest is history.
Based on the true story of Shepard Fairey's first act of street art, OBEY THE GIANT tells the story of a young skate punk challenging a big-city mayor and the powers-that-be at art school. Frustrated by his inability to gain respect within the confines of art school Shepard sets out to gain notoriety and acclaim by targeting the most powerful man in Providence, former Mayor Buddy Cianci. Risking expulsion and jail time Shepard plasters Andre the Giant's face over the image of Cianci on a campaign billboard. As word of Shepard's prank gets out, Shepard learns that art is a weapon and attention is both a blessing and a curse.
On January 1, 2012, we began pre-production on OBEY THE GIANT. We built a cast and crew of about 150 people. Many of the crew helped produce Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom (Cannes 2012) and RIPD. We began to prep a 2500 square foot replica of Shepard Fairey's studio from 1990 on our sound stage, and a 27,000 pound Buddy Cianci billboard replica on site at RISD. We managed to bring together an all-star cast and crew simply because of their love for Shepard Fairey's artwork and love of the story. Naturally, we received a ton of support from RISD and RISD students. Roughly 50 RISD students worked on this project.
On February 11, 2012, we went into production on OBEY THE GIANT. The film was produced in 8 intense days. We took over the streets of Providence. This film was shot on the ARRI ALEXA camera system and its film-like quality helped us to achieve a strong 'period' look. While this was technically a student film, it was indistinguishable from a professional industry production. Because it was a student film, we were able to produce the film for about 1/3 of what it would cost had it been produced outside of RISD.
This is by far the biggest film to ever be produced at RISD and it is all due to the power of compelling storytelling.
We are trying to be conservative, so we have set our goal to $30,000. This reflects the bare minimum (and we are very good at budgeting) to finish the project. We need funds to pay for editing, sound design and mix, vfx and wire removal, score, and color correction.
Ideally, we would like to raise even more than out goal which will go towards making the film that much more successful. Additional funding will help us pay for marketing costs, festival costs, and ultimately greatly increase our production value.
Please help us to finish this historic film, and thank you in advance for your support.
Executive Producer credit is a very special honor and it is for this reason we have limited the credits available. We are offering exclusive Shepard Fairey artwork to all Executive Producers in return for their help. In addition, EPs will be invited into the inner circle and have private dialogues with the production team.
The future of this film is bright! I believe it has the potential to blow away many festivals. Our goal is to send it to festivals such as Sundance, Tribeca, SXSW, and Toronto International Film Festival.
You can reach us at firstname.lastname@example.com Feel free to email us with any questions may have. We will answer all emails promptly.
- Josh Wills - Shepard Fairey
- Keith Jochim - Buddy Cianci
- Patrick Collins - Dean Carter
- Tom O'Neill - Jonah
- Elizabeth Roberge - Ella
- Tommy Dickie - Lee Dover
- Daryl Laperle - George
- Alexander Remington - Buddy Cianci's Driver
- Sarah Cote - Jessica
- Mark O'Leary - Father
- Max Derderian - Son
- Frank Vollero - Ray
Still photography by: Philip Scott Andrews
To those OUTSIDE the continental US, donating 50 dollars or more, please add 40 dollars to your donation for shipping costs.
Rewards will be administered as soon as they become available.
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Horse-riding routes around Spain: the new adventure tourism
Horse-riding route with Equustur
Horse-riding route with Equustur
Would you like to enjoy the experience of discovering Spain on horseback? Then how about taking any of these six organised routes around Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, Extremadura and Castile-León? All of them have been endorsed by EQUUSTUR, the European Equestrian Tourism Network, and will enable you to discover all the loveliest parts of these areas in Spain. And as you ride through grazing lands and valleys, you'll come upon mediaeval towns and villages… Pull on your riding boots, join the search for adventure and get ready to enjoy nature at the gallop.
You'll be able to enjoy all these routes (part of a European project consisting of ten itineraries) to the maximum both in summer and in winter, thanks to Spain's great climate. And you have no need to worry about your level, as the itineraries are designed for both amateur and experienced riders. If this idea appeals to you, set aside more than one day, as these routes take place over various days and stop in different places along the way. Here is a brief summary so you can choose the one that interests you most:
In Extremadura The water and holm oak route. Badajoz. 3 days and 2 nights (3 days on horseback). 52.8 kilometres. Average difficulty This route covers the area around Burguillos del Cerro. You'll be able to see the Roman bridge and the old Celtic and Visigothic settlements located here. And what about a pleasant ride along the old cattle routes, including a visit to the traditional shepherds' encampments known in Spanish as 'majadas'? These are places which provide shelter for shepherds and their flocks. Route of the wooded pastures and steppes of La Serena. Badajoz. 3 days and 2 nights (2 days on horseback). 46.2 kilometres. Easy It begins in the village of Castuera, where you'll find a Riding School and where you can visit the Turrón Nougat Museum and the La Serena Nature Centre. You'll be enchanted by the sight of the immense steppe, the Mediterranean scrublands, an Almohad castle, caves with rock paintings… In Castile-León La Moraña route. Avila. 3 days and 2 nights (3 days on horseback). 77 kilometres. Easy-average difficulty You're sure to love the area of La Moraña, with its small villages known for their Mudejar art. You'll follow the banks of rivers such as the Adaja, passed by Arévalo castle and the shrine of El Cristo de los Pinares, and ride through landscapes of pine trees and poplar groves, a refuge for the birds of the steppe. A marvel for the five senses.
In Catalonia The green lung of Barcelona. Barcelona. 3 days and 2 nights (2 days on horseback). 57.1 kilometres. Average difficulty Your route will take you through the Valls del Montcau valleys. You'll be riding through forests of white and red pine and Mediterranean holm oaks, and discover architectural treasures such as the monastery of Sant Benet on the Pla de Bages plain, and the famous Talamanca castle. Barcelona landscapes. Barcelona. 6 days and 5 nights (5 days on horseback). 111.3 kilometres. Average-difficult You'll be captivated by the beauty of the landscapes between Barcelona and Montserrat. Trotting between olive and almond groves you'll be able to visit the Sant Llorenç de Munt i l`Obac nature reserve, and enjoy the traditional cuisine of the various charming towns and villages which will transport you back to the Middle Ages. The route starts at a point 45 minutes outside Barcelona, and there is also the option of spending an extra day in the city. In the Balearic Islands Route of the Camí de Cavalls. Minorca. 5 days and 4 nights (5 days on horseback). 95.4 kilometres. Average-difficult in some sections. This route offers the chance to view some of the island's spectacular unspoiled beaches from your horse. This is the ancient Camí de Cavalls, a historic path about 200 kilometres long. Together with the archaeological site of Sanicera, the Cavalleria lighthouse (set on cliffs over 80 metres high) and the S'Albufera des Grau nature reserve, it makes an irresistible offer. For more details about how to do these routes, the itinerary for each one, and to find out which companies arrange them, the best thing is to visit the official web page of Equustur. This initiative offers the best possible way to combine sport, nature, culture and gastronomy. Treat yourself to an excursion that will linger in your memory. Things to remember Some of the routes are led by a guide. The accommodation and restaurants are generally selected in advance, but there are different options on offer depending on the routes. The establishments selected are all horse-friendly, as they are specially adapted to the needs of this type of tourism. The printed material with information on these routes is available in Spanish, French and Portuguese, and in many cases in English.
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It's what makes AMSOIL Arenacross the premier indoor, off-road motorcycle racing championship. What separates AMSOIL Arenacross from traditional motorsports?
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Fans will be treated to an exciting competitive format with a pair of high-octane 12-lap Main Events during each night of racing on the highly-technical, air-inducing tracks of AMSOIL Arenacross.
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PC Micro Store cuts $5 off tablet accessory purchases of $15 or more via coupon code "5OFFTABLET". Combined with free shipping on most orders, that's tied with our July mention as the best dollar-off discount we've seen on these items from PC Micro Store. This sale includes accessories for the Apple iPad, iPad 2, the new iPad, BlackBerry PlayBook, Motorola XOOM, and Samsung Galaxy Tab. Coupon expires after 1,000 uses.
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Midhat Pasha
Ward, Leslie, Sir, 1851 - 1922
- Format
- Online; Visual Materials
- Type
- Nonprojected Graphic
- Summary
- Caption: "The Turkish Constitution"
- Series
- Vanity Fair
- Date Created
- 1877-06-30
- Collection
- Cecil Lang Collection of Vanity Fair Illustrations
- Category
- Ambassador to England
- Group
- Statesmen, No. 256
- Signature
- Notes
- "Group" is the Vanity Fair classification. "Category" is taken from Vanity Fair, Ltd.: Vanity Fair Color Lithographs (not Reproductions) Dating From 1869 to 1914, From the Original British, Vanity Fair Magazine, Caricatured by Spy, Ape and Others. Cincinnati, Ohio: Vanity fair, Ltd., [1970].
- Location
- Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.
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American Idol winner and Beaufort native Candice Glover performed Thursday at Tanger Outlet 1 for the Candice for a Cure event.
The Pink Partini pre-concert began at 5 p.m., featuring free food samples, beer and wine stations, and an interview with Glover.
Tanger Outlet employees were also selling $5 savings packs, with all proceeds going to the Keyserling Cancer Center at Beaufort Memorial Hospital.
Hundreds of fans crowded around the stage near 7 p.m. to see Glover perform in her home county.


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Koi Koi, a variant of Hanafuda is a traditional Japanese flower card game where two opponents use strategy, cunning, and a little bit of luck to attempt beat your opponent. Face off against computers of varying difficulty and keep track of your score, or even play online with your friends to see who is the Hanafuda master! Do you dare Koi koi?
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60 stylish ways to wear a basic pair of blue jeans
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Considering the sheer prevalence of styles available to us right now, it's no wonder that-throughout the last decade or so-jeans have emerged as wear-anywhere essentials, as opposed to the basic, casual, anti-establishment staples they once were. From shorts and skirts, to colored and artfully-printed styles-not to mention broken-in jackets, vests, and overalls, we've taken denim to a whole new, staggeringly broad level.
However, nothing comes close to the ubiquity of the classic 5-pocket blue jean. It's probably one of the only pieces of fashion we all own-no matter what our personal style. To that end, we decided to highlight the wardrobe staple with the above gallery, which showcases 60-yes 60!-different ways to wear a pair of blue jeans, from skinny and tapered styles, to ripped-up and flared versions.
Click through to see some seriously inspiring ways to style your jeans, and let us know: which look do you like best?
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I digress. Northwave has moved on since then, continuing to produce cycling shoes, apparel and eyewear. More recent wearers of Northwave shoes include Tom Boonen, Philippe Gilbert, Frank and Andy Schleck, Fabian Cancellara, and Josè Hermida, (2010 World Champion, MTB).
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A Buyer's Guide to stretching accessories
Wall bars
Wall bars are wooden constructions with bars like ladder rungs. They are secured to the wall and are of great use for different workouts and stretching exercises. The main benefit of wall bars is their versatility, as they make it possible to carry out any kind of movement. In addition, horizontal bars enable you to choose the height for the exercise.
When purchasing wall bars, you have to bear in mind their dimensions (height and width) to be sure there will be no problems with space.
Exercise rollers
Exercise rollers are economical, long lasting, versatile and very easy to use, they are accessories that serve to stretch the different muscles of the body and alleviate accumulated tension. On occasions, some patterns appear during workouts, stamina exercises or everyday actions that are repeated continually and cause certain tension or rigidity in determined muscles. The use of a workout roller contributes to the recovery of these muscles.
Using a foam roller together with a dynamic stretching movement, helps to improve the range of movements and flexibility, also reducing recovery times and the risk of injuries. These accessories are not complex, so the choice of a roller is simple, but even so it is worth bearing in mind some aspects, such as density and size:
Roller density: Generally, the denser the muscle we wish to relax, the greater the density the roller foam should be.
Size of the roller: most have a diameter of 15cm, but the length varies between 30 and 90cm. To relax legs, arms and backs, it is enough to have a 30cm long roller, while for the back it is necessary to have, at least, 60cm for greater comfort and efficiency.


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Today's Salt Lake Tribune carried a story titled "Preserving their voices: S.L. County hospice records patients' stories." This is such a neat project. Hospice volunteers were trained to interview the patients and their families. The surviving family members each receive a CD of the interviews. The article states. "The Memory Catcher program was inspired by University of Utah English professor Meg Brady, who initiated an audio history program for terminal patients at the Huntsman Cancer Institute."
I hope this Memory Catcher at Silverado Hospice of Utah spreads to other places. I have heard of projects to preserve family memories of patients in regular nursing home, but not those in hospice care. Just think of how neat it will be for these family members to listen to the recorded stories. I imagine that the interviews also helped the patient and family members in other ways — including taking their minds off the inevitable end of life.
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