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Just got off the phone with tier 2 support. Asked to have network services navigate to MLBEIHD and tell me what happens when they click on a team logo. No surprise that it reacted the same as it did for all of us. They finally admitted that there is a system wide issue with the channel. System incident number is SI026566473.
I will I'll respond to this thread if I get any updates
I can get to the team logo page, nothing happens when I click on a team. Can't access the broadcast I want to see, and nothing is in HD. Have called Comcast several times. Was able to view HD games with the same package last season. Any suggestions?
They told me because it was BETA , that it was a work in progress, they did not tell me that is was a system wide problem.
Thank you Mcctunester. First time Comcast acknowledged a problem officially with an incident #.
Thanks Mcctunester. Maybe this will get them working on it ASAP.
The good news is that I have been able to get the MLB.TV stuff working just dandy.
Have now run on my phone (with mlb atbat app), on my computer at mlb.com, and tonight watched games in hd through the MLB.TV app on my smart tv (Samsung).
If anyone is having trouble, please remember that the only time you provide your comcast/xfinity credentials (username & password) is when you link to your mlb.com account. Then use mlb.com credentials for everything else.
Jessie people are saying they did buy the package and still not being able to watch the HD channels second yes MLB.tv is included with the MLB extra innings it said it on the preview when I was watching the game.
Im in the same boat here. The game on Thursday I took off work to watch was shown in SD on two seperate channels. The MLB Extra Innings HD Beta screen does nothing (Comcast Rep had me try this five times after I explained to him I've done it several times with nothing happening). Two hours on the phone and missed a good portion of the game and no resoultion other than a free movie voucher. Its stated all over the internet that ALL games will be broadcast in HD since March or April of 2017...... Its 2018, cars drive themselves but no HD basbeall from Comcast. Abysmal Service.
If you look at the games of the day menu, all the way at the bottom it says something to the effect of 'HD may not be available in all areas'. If the cameras at the field are HD and the wires that run the transmissions all over the country are HD, we have HD service, get HD channels and pay for HD, how can it not be offered in HD? And then, Comcast seems confused about the topic. They aren't really sure where the HD is available and where it isn't. No one seems to know when or if it will be made available in all areas. I have a sneaking suspicion that once Fios is made available in my area a lot of these problems will magically disappear
Well, it appears that now Comcast has blocked the MLB.TV service. I am an MLBEI subscriber. There is a link posted earlier in this thread that links to the MLBTV sign-up. I followed this link and got the MLB.TV eligibility/authentication/welcome page. First step is to select TV provider. I selected Comcast Xfinity and it goes to the Xfinity page (after I Xfinity login) that states: "This network is not included in your current Xfinity TV service" and includes a link "To add it to your service, upgrade now".
Yesterday I followed these steps and made it to the point of logging in with my MLB customer account but didn't have my pw available so cancelled out. Tried again this morning and, yes, it is now different and appears Comcast has blocked MLB.TV.
I Use MLB.TV thorough My Apple TV can also watch on all my Apple devices. Picture quality is very good. It's sad that Xfinity can't figure this out. Still everything is in SD. I called Xfinity after about 30 minutes that Beta was Down. SMH
Just as the 1-2 dedicated HD channels we get defer to NHL Hockey (NHL Package ends Sunday) the first week of MLB season,
I suspect the Beta HD does also. Most likely , all will be well on Monday.
EDIT: I forgot that the baseball season started early. We could be without Beta HD for another week,
as the NHL season ends a week from Sunday.
Was NHL in Beta thus in HD this year ? I canceled my subscription and had to go through 2 days of hassle because most all of the games were in SD. Hockey in SD is unwatchable
Did the mlb extra innings beta work last year? This is the first year I have tried it and can only get games in SD. I have called three days in a row and can get no one to help me
Day 3 and still no hd extra innings channel. Wow, this is ridiculous.
I am still able to access games on mlb.com. Haven't checked the mlb.tv app on the smart tv yet today, will check it later.
If you are having trouble getting your extra innings account linked to your mlb account, I suggest keep trying. I would try it again myself, but I don't want to screw it up now that it works.
Hey everyone. I was wondering if the MLB.TV subscription is included with the MLB Extra Innings package? I tend to be out of the house a lot and would like the option to watch on my phone or computer while I'm away.
So, I purchased mlb ei hd and now I have to wait until hockey is over to get it ?
This will be my first and last year with xfinity. What a ripoff.
Back to directv.
it is amazing to me that in 2018, Comcast still cannot provide the MLB.TV for free to customers that have signed up from the 2018 version of MLBEI. WOW! Very frustrating and to compound the problem nobody from Comcast will communicate why MLB.TV is not being offered for free.
To add insult to injury, Comcast still does not provide the MLBEI games all in HD. You get two in HD per day and that is it. Why not all of them? All teams broadcast in HD. The year is 2018.
So unhappy w/Comcast and the only reason I have Comcast is being no dish is allowed on the roof at my residence.
I dislike the service Comcast provides to their customers, specifically customers who purchase MLBEI via Comcast. More games in SD vs HD. No access to MLB.TV, despite the ad saying so. I guess Comcast believes honoring the ad is not what their customers want=WRONG!
I miss Direct TV so much because they offer the customers the full access to every single MLB game in HD and they honor the ad by offering free MLB.TV service as well.
When it comes to MLBEI, Comcast has a bad habit of letting the customers down.
More games in SD vs HD, why? This is 2018 and all MLB teams broadcast in HD.
Also, with your subscription you do not get MLB.TV included. Why? The promo that has been running during
the free preview certainly says so. I guess Comcast decided against this for their benefit, huh? All about the bottom line=$$$
I miss Direct TV and how they accomodate fans who subscribe to MLBEI.
All games in HD and MLB.TV included.
Not with Comcast. VERY ANNOYING!
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Hey everyone. I was wondering if the MLB.TV subscription is included with the MLB Extra Innings package? I tend to be out of the house a lot and would like the option to watch on my phone or computer while I'm away.
hey there, in case you have not been told so by Comcast, let me break the horrible news to you. if you subscribe to MLBEI via Comcast, despite the promo saying that MLB.TV is included, well Comcast has decided against following that instruction.
YOU WILL NOT GET MLB.TV included with the MLBEI subscription.
I know, I know, very annoying
MLB.TV is not included. Comcast won't allow it. Comcast has decided to go against the promo that has been airing.
Unfortunate for paying Comcast customers and very pathetic that a member of the Comcast staff cannot post a message here to explain why they chose to do what they are doing.
Comcast does not care about their baseball customers.
They offer more games in SD vs HD, but we are in 2018 and all MLB teams broadcast in HD.
Weird huh?
To all the people having trouble with mlb.tv, I think there is still hope. Just keep trying is my suggestion. I have watched games on mlb.tv app on my smart tv, mlb atbat app on my phone, and mlb.com on my computer. I was able to link my mlb extra innings subscription to my mlb account and it worked fine.
Extra innings is the product provided by mlb to the cable and satellite providers. It includes mlb.tv. If the provider is holding it back, then I suggest contacting mlb.com and let them know what's going on.
This is really bad service/information by comcast/xfinity. In fact, I would imagine it is fradulent in a criminal sense. But I'm no lawyer. I'm hoping the full hd channels are available once hockey ends and I'll switch back to directv before next baseball season.
Update: "beta" still not working. Comcast could provide us with some information.
Xfinity does not tell the truth. They advertise that MLB is available in HD-- sOM FAR UP TO TODAY, aPRIL 3, THERE IS NO hd available, and you cannot get anyone at xfinity to give you an answer.Why should you be paying the full price, when HD is not available duelzone broadcast is not acvailable etc. Yo call them and they do not know there own product..
You are right.
Today is day 5 and still no HD. No mosaic channel. No home and away broadcast selection.
Comcast should reply to this thread and give us the details. Even set up a special number to call regarding the extra innings problems.
I'm just waiting it out this week to see what happens.
Really horrible service by comcast/xfinity.
If I get an amazon fire stick I will just go thru mlb.tv and save $$$
MLB Extra Inngs Beta is not working. Comcast support siad they are working on it - that has been since opening day. It has now been a week - when can we expectr to watch in HD? Working for anyone?
Comcast does not tell the truth.This is the same beta system they used last year and it worked.This year there reps do not know there own product,. I will give it to the end of the free trial period and then cancel it.They advertise what you will receive. Ie. dual zone broadcasting etc and they do not even offer a credit until the fix this. Enough is enough
Still not working for me. If they get it up and running once hockey is over, I would like to see a significant discount. But don't think that will happen.
Strange that no comcast person has mentioned anything on this thread since the couple of posts near opening day.
I was having the same Robles for the last week. I finally got hold of a rep in Ft Meyers Bulk center, his name is Jeramy. He sent a signal to my equipment, he said I would not be able to see it from my end, after he sent the signal I was able to receive all the games from MLB Extra inning.He was the only one after speaking with at least 7 other agents. If needed is employee Id# is 4SH.
I have been trying to get the HD to work for the last week. Called Comcast on 7 diff times Finally got a rep who works out of the Ft Meyers Bulk center who seems to have fixed the problem. He sent a signal to my equipment, said I would not be able to see it on my end, he stayed on the phone with me, asked that I check the beta program again, andYES I'd did work,on all the games that were on this afternoon I.AllHD. I hope it continues to work. For your info. His name is Jeramy and works out of the Ft Meyers Bulk Cdnter, his ID# is 4SH.


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Dog limps after strenuous exercise and/or laying down?
Hello everyone,
I have an almost 4 year old Am Staff mix whom has been with me since he was 8 weeks old. He has always been a very energetic and sometimes crazy dog (as anyone with this breed will know) and for the most part has never had any health issues.
This past February (2012) we noticed he was limping and favouring his back left leg after getting up from laying down. We gave it a few days and after taking him to the ball park with a friend he was limping after running around so we took him to the vet. The first vet I took him to said it was his CCL but they wanted to do xrays etc to verify and they suggested surgery that a vet there did for $2,000.00.
We were kind of put off by the vet automatically assessing it as a CCL injury and recommending a $2,000.00 so we took him to another vet for a second opinion. They did x-rays and looked at his leg and couldn't feel or find anything so they thought it could either be a very slight pull in his CCL or just a pulled something else in his leg.
Since, we have taken him to the very every 2-6 weeks (every 2 in the beginning working up to 6) for a Bowen Treatment (which he does very much enjoy).
It is now November (approx 9 months since we first noticed the lameness) and he is fairing a lot better than he was in February but he still has some issues. Before, if he did anything physical he would be fine until he got up from laying down and depending on how much running around he did he would either not walk on it or have a pretty bad limp but after being up and on it for a few minutes the limping would be less and less. Now we don't let him go crazy but sometimes he does get a little excited and we will notice that he's fine until he gets up from laying down and he has a slight limp and after a few minutes he doesn't limp anymore. He still favours it (you can see when he's standing that he's bearing more weight on the right leg) but he is doing much better.
The vet mentioned a couple of weeks ago that maybe we should look into a brace seeing as he is still having some issues but she doesn't think he needs surgery. This dog used to go everywhere off leash - in the dog parks, beaches, runs in the woods etc. so it really sucks that I can't allow him to do that anymore. He is always on leash when we go out because I don't want him to run around and make his leg worse again.
I know I've read that if it is his CCL the road to recovery is a long one but his leg really isn't as bad as I've read a CCL injury can be. Everything I've read is the dog doesn't walk on the leg at all where as his leg really isn't that bad. Only in the beginning if we let him run around he wouldn't walk on it at first but after being up a little while he would. I don't understand why it only bothers him after getting up and after he's on it for a bit it doesn't bother him as much (still favours that side as always but doesn't limp).
I want to know if anyone else has experienced anything like this in their dog?
I apologize for the super long post but I wanted to try and give as much histoy on the issue as I could
I don't have experience with CCL injuries myself, but I know that they can be tricky and hard to diagnose sometimes. A brace might help minor damage heal, but I think ultimately, surgery is often needed.
The only other thing I can think of is to try chiropractic: www.avcadoctors.com
I had a dog that the vet thought had a knee injury, and it was actually an SI joint. In fact, I had to try 3 chiros before I found the one that could get at the problem, it was jammed in a really funny way. I ultimately found a chiro that also worked on humans and horses that was also very good at working on extremities.
I used to have bowen therapy done on myself (love it), but I still needed chiro treatment, and have continued with.
Thanks, there is a vet in my area that does chiropractic work so I might take him in to see her. I know people who have had dogs with knee injuries and didn't go the surgery route and instead used a brace and monitered their activity and their dog got better. I've researched on the surgery and know that there are plenty of alternative options to surgery that are very successful. I don't want to pay that much for surgery and the injury happen again (which I've seen).
I think at this point taking him to see a chiropratic vet will be my next step and from there a brace. My co-worker's lab blew its knee and they put a brace on it for close to a year and after they took the brace off, the dog's knee was better so I think that is a viable option.
This link said hip and elbow dysplasia is common in your dog . Maybe it would help to have a ramp for your dog to get into the car and bed if he sleep with you.
This yahoo group might be helpful?
Thanks Barkingdog, he doesn't sleep in bed with us as he has his own bed in the livingroom and we started putting stuff on the couches so he couldn't jump up on them so the only up and down he gets to do is going up about 6 stairs to go outside. I'm pretty sure it has to do with his leg/knee because if I massage it it seems to make it feel better quicker when he gets up.
MaxaLisa: I actually was signed up for that group when his leg first started bothering him back in February/March. I've read a lot on what other people have done and so far his leg is still bothering him despite making him take it easy.
It's actually been pretty lame the past two or three days. I suspect the cause is from a little playing he did at my friend's place who also has a dog. They were playing in the livingroom for maybe 10 minutes before I seperated them and his leg has been noticebly sore since
We have an appointment with the vet next week so we are going to discuss purchasing a brace for him.
What happened at the vet? Did you get a brace? Did they recommend surgery? Prescribe meds? Having issues with Zoey...interested to hear how others are dealing. Good luck!!!
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My dog has this exact injury. Was this dog ever diagnosed or treated effectively? I'd love an update on what you did next and how it worked out. Thank you
Tom, this thread is old and the OP only ever made 3 posts. I doubt he/she will answer. Maybe someone else who had this with their dog will. Good luck with your pup.
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- Jane's Fabrics and Quilts said...
Oh that is just darling! Thank you for the inspiration! Glad you are back to your machine.
- January 20, 2014 at 9:55 PM
- dream quilt create said...
I'm really happy that you were able to get some sewing done. What a cute heart :)
- January 21, 2014 at 12:03 AM
- Eva patch said...
So beautiful !!!!! I love it !!!!
- January 21, 2014 at 1:28 AM
- julieQ said...
So cute! Maybe not so rusty, your projects are so pretty!
- January 21, 2014 at 2:37 AM
- Pinkadot Quilts said...
So sweet!
- January 21, 2014 at 6:52 AM
- Thimbleanna said...
Very Sweet Nanette! I hope this means that your back is feeling better and that you'll soon be back at it full steam ahead. You've been missed!!!
- January 21, 2014 at 7:09 AM
- PamKittyMorning said...
This is so cute... you have inspired me to get busy.. now I just need to get back to my sewing room!
- January 21, 2014 at 7:44 AM
I remember seeing your heart and loving it - might just have to try and make me one! I was back in my sewing room for the 1st time (since September!!) yesterday and it felt so good...need more of that kind of thing! Glad you are on the mend - keep it up! xo, Nan
- January 21, 2014 at 7:53 AM
- Scrapatches said...
You have a beautiful heart. It will be a treasured gift to your friend. Hanging on my wall right now is one of my first quilts. It was made from your free heart banner pattern many years ago. I love this quilt. Thank you, Nanette, for sharing your pattern and your beautiful heart ... <3 Pat
- January 21, 2014 at 8:10 AM
- Lynn said...
Such a cute heart. I love the binding. Isn't it strange to be out of practice with sewing? I finally got behind my sewing machine, but it felt awkward at first. I want to quilt a top. That should be interesting. Glad you're feeling well enough to get back though.
- January 21, 2014 at 8:34 AM
- Kindred Quilts said...
I think that little bit of rustiness will fade very quickly! The heart is so darling... what a great gift for Valentine's Day.
Glad you are feeling better!
- January 21, 2014 at 10:57 AM
- Laura Lane said...
Good for you! That will be darling!
Laura of Harvest Lane Cottage
- January 21, 2014 at 5:07 PM
- Nedra said...
so glad you are feeling somewhat better :) such therapy to be back at your machine, and that heart is darling. of course, you know i love everything you make.
- January 21, 2014 at 6:38 PM
- Carrie P. said...
sweet and the fabrics are perfect for your heart.
- January 22, 2014 at 8:25 AM
- donna said...
I just love hearts, and yours is just gorgeous. The fabrics are so sweet my dear.
- January 23, 2014 at 5:18 PM
- Marie said...
Very happy your able to be back at your sewing ,I look forward to all your posts with your neat things you do. Take your time ad enjoy what you can do and don't push too hard, I did that and it was the biggest mistake several years ago and I still pay for it daily. Blessings to you and your sweet family, Marie
- January 24, 2014 at 1:24 AM
- pratima said...
Sweet little heart, so pretty and cheerful. Love the girls and boys peeking through the squares :)
- January 24, 2014 at 5:06 AM
- Elaine/Muddling Through said...
Nanette, only YOU would make a perfect little piece like that and then say you are rusty! It is gorgeous. Really. Glad to see you back doing what you love.
- January 24, 2014 at 6:13 PM
I am so glad you posted this, its perfect! I need to give something to Josh's mom. She is coming for a week to help when I get my tonsils out. Thanks
- January 29, 2014 at 10:27 AM
- Sandi Linn Andersen said...
This is really sweet. I should stitch one up to use on my kitchen island. You always do the sweetest projects and quilts!
- January 29, 2014 at 1:39 PM
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I'm glad you are feeling up to some sewing now. The heart is really cute. I'm sure your friend will enjoy it.
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The point that Rivas is trying to make is that human beings are much more than a legal status. The artist further explored the complexities of U.S. Immigration policy in his latest exhibit: "Illegal Superheroes." The exhibit showed last month at the Ramp Gallery, a community-curated space at San Francisco's SOMArts Cultural Center, and garnered the California College of the Arts graduate student tons of national attention.
"I grew up with these comic books and superheroes and it was never an issue where they came from or how often they would cross borders," says Rivas. "My hope was that because superheroes are an approachable subject, people would naturally be attracted to the project visually and that it would awaken nostalgia."
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"Things are often looked at through very black and white dichotomies, for instance good versus evil, and I think that life is a lot more complex than that, immigration is more complex than that," said Rivas.
Rivas specifically chose comic book characters from the Marvel and DC Comics families — responsible for household names like Batman and Wolverine — because he says those were some of his favorite story lines growing up. Plus, comic book superheroes are so easy to relate to, he says.
A first-generation Salvadorian-American, Rivas, who was born in Los Angeles but spent part of childhood in El Salvador and also lived in Honduras, credits his late uncle, whom he fondly calls Tio Boris, with his inspiration for the exhibit.
The artist further added that his biggest hope is for his art to create a space for reflection. And also joked that he hopes for a little less hate mail, adding that some of his exhibits have gotten him some in the past.
Currently in Texas, Rivas and a group of four others are collaborating on the photography project "20-20 Foto," an education initiative that will culminate in a photo installation project scheduled to unveil this upcoming weekend. The cross-border project is part of an effort to connect communities on both sides of border — focusing on El Paso, TX and Ciudad de Juarez, Mexico. This is the first attempt at a youth arts program since the regional violence broke out in the region in 2008, said Rivas.
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Date published: 2014-02-26
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Date published: 2014-02-24
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Date published: 2014-02-03
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Date published: 2014-01-28
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Date published: 2014-01-27
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Date published: 2013-12-13
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Date published: 2013-11-16
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Date published: 2013-10-28
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Date published: 2013-09-30
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Date published: 2013-02-28
Rated 4 out of 5 by jwill from Mountain Tech II LS I have been a big fan of the Columbia Mountain Tech SS shirts and LS. More recently they have changed the sizing, the SS is no longer an option for me as the last order I had to send back as the medium is now a small. Back to the LS the most recent order the one I'm reviewing here; the body of the shirt fits well and is what I'd describe as a true medium the sleeves however are a bit too long and tight in the forearms. Still works but bugs me a little, my older ones fit better.
Date published: 2013-01-07
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Date published: 2012-12-30
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Date published: 2012-11-05
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Date published: 2012-10-25
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Date published: 2012-10-12
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ON a March afternoon at our home in Pasadena, Calif., about 35 boxes of vitamins and iron tablets blocked the front hallway. The dining room table was heaped high with packages of embroidery thread, scissors, crayons, work gloves and eye drops. Still, there was more to collect.
Our local garment district turned out to be the best place to buy thimbles in bulk. A stockbroker donated 100 small flashlights, penknives and calculators with the Morgan Stanley logo. We scoured sporting goods outlets for deflated soccer balls and bought 20 pairs of sunglasses at a 99-cent store. If the cashiers were perplexed, they hid it well.
Not surprisingly, the logistics of hauling about 350 pounds of supplies to Africa are complex and are likely to be further complicated by heightened airline security. A week after our scavenger hunt began, we finally loaded up five supersize sports duffle bags, paid about $200 in extra baggage fees (the vitamins alone weighed in at 200 pounds) and boarded a flight to Niger.
That was the start of a two-week trip to a nation that the New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof recently called "the most wretched country in the world," and a venture that grew out of a question our 16-year-old daughter, Leslie Brian, posed after hearing yet another news account of suffering in Africa.
"So, is there anything we can do about it?" she had asked.
For seven nights during an extended spring break, our family joined Wodaabe and Tuareg nomads in the Niger desert in an immersion experience offered through a small nonprofit organization, the Nomad Foundation of Ojai, Calif. Our itinerary hinted at the remoteness of our destination: "Most of these locations refer to wells and will not mean much to anybody but the people who live there."
The plan was to hand-carry supplies to remote encampments, returning with handicrafts to sell in the United States to generate profits to help build schools, restore wells and support women's cooperatives. The nomads do beautiful embroidery and make colorful, leather-fringed bags that they hang from their camel saddles. We were told they could be sold here as hip purses, and a Beverly Hills shopkeeper agreed. So we ordered 200 bags from a cooperative near Iferouâne, a village in the Sahara. "They are thrilled," said Leslie Clark, president of the foundation, in an e-mail message from Niger. She had arranged our trip and told the group of 40 women we would pay each of them $100 for five bags. "They're planning to throw a festival in your honor."
On March 21, after a direct flight from Paris to Niger, we began our trip, traveling north from Niamey, the capital, into the Sahara. As our S.U.V. navigated a narrow road studded with potholes the size of mattresses, the landscape grew starker, and tiny villages of mud-brick huts with conical thatched roofs disappeared altogether. We passed only two gas stations, but scores of shacks that fix flat tires, including several of our own.
It was pitch dark when we finally came to a stop, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. As we sat in silence, concluding we were —at best — lost, it seemed maybe this adventure was a mistake. Then a boy clad in a turquoise tunic bounded out of the darkness, hugging our guide and leading us the last few miles to his home — an encampment of stick huts covered with fabric.
There, in an remote area of the Sahara known as the Azouag, about 50 families of Wodaabe nomads are trying to survive, scrounging for vegetation for their herds and looking for water from wells dug 100 feet deep by hand. The five wives of the tribal leader, Peroji Danieri, welcomed us; as the night wore on, children drew closer, examining our folding chairs, testing our flashlights and playing with our daughter's long blond ponytail. As we mingled, we stretched our minds to fathom a new world where a family can own only what can be carried on a few donkeys, where a two-wheeled cart is a rare luxury and where starvation and privation are reality.
The first morning of our encampment near Mr. Danieri's well, we awoke and looked out our tent at a herd of long-horned, hump-backed zebu parading by in single file, followed by a tiny shepherd in a turban topped by a distinctive pointed hat with wide brim and ostrich feathers. We naïvely donned our tight-fitting American clothing. By day's end we eagerly traded it for turbans and loose, gauzy tunics and turbans.
After breakfast of coffee, cereal, bread and mango preserves set out by the crew, who knew that Americans aren't much for sour goat milk and millet, we settled down on a mat with Mr. Danieri's wives — the mainstay of the woman's sewing cooperative. They were thrilled with the huge cache of colorfast thread, needles and scissors and eagerly tried out their new thimbles.
Cash from the cooperatives softens the blows of drought and famine that periodically sweep the country, and when herds are too small or sickly to produce milk or to sell for millet, the income is essential. How the women find time to embroider is unclear because they work to the point of exhaustion, moving camp as often as once a week, preparing food and hauling water — often walking barefoot to the well several miles away, with a baby tied on behind, a bundle atop the head and heavy jugs in each hand.
Halima Jerno, Mr. Danieri's first wife of about 25 years, said the other four wives were a blessing because they were good help as well as good company. She is a happy woman, she added, because Mr. Danieri is a good husband "with a good heart who does not lie."
It proved awkward to ask about her hopes for the future. "Their language is not really set up to ask about it. They live in the moment,'' said Ms. Clark, who accompanied us and translated for us.
"I want my children to eat," Ms. Jerno said. "I want the old people to eat. I want everybody to eat."
By noon, our guide, Sidi Muhammad Mamane, a former Tuareg rebel leader who still carries a three-foot-long sword, reported that a young woman at a nearby camp had suddenly died. He was driving to get supplies when he stopped for three nomads who told him that the young woman had lost too much blood from a prolonged nosebleed. We were told that this could probably be traced to severe anemia. Nomadic women of childbearing years are often affected by an iron deficiency in their meatless diet, and in one camp we visited, three women had recently died in childbirth.
Health statistics in Niger are appalling: there is about one doctor for each 33,000 people; one woman out of every 20 dies in childbirth and about a quarter of all babies die before age 5.
In addition to iron tablets, we brought chewable vitamins for the children, all donated by Vitamin Shoppe and Nutrition Now. For the nomads, it seemed these bottles with colorful labels, tightly wrapped in cellophane, must hold supernatural power.
Other gifts, especially the flashlights and sunglasses, set off a clamor. But it was our Polaroid camera the nomads loved most of all. Physical beauty is revered among the Wodaabe, who carry little mirrors in pouches dangling from leather necklaces and are renowned for their gerewol festival, an annual beauty contest for men.
Mr. Danieri, a tall, elegant man who frequently sniffs an empty French bottle of cologne, said he would not trade his life for any other. Yet he says his people need help and that they were grateful for a new well and school financed by the Nomad Foundation.
"My family, my grandfather and his fathers always lived in the bush," Mr. Danieri said. "We used to hide if we ever saw a car, and we did not want schools. But now I am divided in two. I really want cows, but I also want school for my kids.''
A good well, a place to store grain, a small garden and a school are the beginnings of a nomadic community. "Then, at least, they have an address," said Ms. Clark. Without an address, the nomads are beyond the help of any aid group.
A desolate spot called Aboye is the beginning of such a community for another group of nomads, the Tuaregs. The Wodaabe and Tuareg nomads face similar challenges for survival, but they are culturally and linguistically very different.
The cattle-herding, polygamous Wodaabe are known for their relaxed affability, while the camel-herding, monogamous and matrilineal Tuareg are, by tradition, fierce warriors and shrewd entrepreneurs who for centuries led camel caravans across the Sahara to the Mediterranean, transporting salt, gold and other luxuries. Often called blue men because the indigo dye of their clothing rubs off on their skin, they resisted dominion by the French and later by Niger's government, finally laying down their arms when a peace accord was signed in 1998.
The Tuareg are scattered across northwest Africa, and many have moved to villages. But Tuaregs like Iknane, chief of the nomadic Ifarayene tribe near Aboye, say they will never leave the area.
Five months ago, the Nomad Foundation offered help. The men were given a cart to haul rocks to build a small dam to restore pasture that was being eroded by flash floods. Near their well, a temporary school was erected and a teacher hired. Several large groups of nomads have come together to enroll their children, with the annual tuition fee being a goat. When the rains come and better pasture beckons, the camp splits up, with some nomads taking the herds to graze while others, including the old people, stay to tend the children going to school.
To reach the school at Aboye, we crossed a stretch of desert so endlessly flat and bleak that mirages appeared as crystal blue lakes in every direction. This unforgiving landscape nurtures little besides malaria-carrying mosquitoes, scorpions and an occasional jackal. It was hard to believe that life or learning could happen here, let alone that the soccer balls we brought would be greeted by such astounding energy.
When school opened last year, the children were so frightened that their parents had to herd them into the classroom. Now, they beg the teacher not to leave on break. Their schoolhouse is a forlorn, one-room hut with a dirt floor, but it is a refuge from blistering heat and violent sand storms. As we ducked to enter, a class of 37 little children sat earnestly behind rows of desks, eager to show how much they had learned.
"They are learning to read and write and do math," said their teacher, Issoufa Safane. He proudly called upon them to approach the blackboard one by one and, using the pointer, they read off the day's phonics lesson in French and recited their verses. The teacher opened an empty metal cupboard and we unloaded two huge sacks of school supplies, including a small tape recorder with French songs. The children took the shiny soccer balls, now inflated, outside into the high noon sun for a wild, rather unorthodox scrimmage.
To build a temporary school costs $1,500; an additional $1,200 pays a teacher's salary for a year. Digging or repairing a well costs from $2,000 to $7,000, and the Nomad Foundation has identified more than 100 that are on the verge of collapse. "Water is life for the nomads," said Ms. Clark. "Such a small investment here yields so much."
Our very small investment began with the trip but did not end there. We brought back reams of embroidered fabric and 200 colorful purses, and one by one, the bags are selling — each in return for a $125 contribution to the Nomad Foundation.
How to Help
More than 150 organizations offer volunteer vacations in almost every part of the world, with trips from less than a week to more than six months. Costs range from almost nothing to several thousand dollars, excluding airfare. At least 30 sponsor programs throughout Africa, concentrated mainly in Tanzania, Kenya and South Africa.
My daughter, my husband and I traveled to Niger with the Nomad Foundation (805-646-1706, www.nomadfoundation.org). A two-week trip is about $4,500 a person, excluding airfare but including all ground transportation, meals and other expenses. Direct Air France charter flights from Paris to Agadez in Niger cost about $800 round trip. To avoid the worst heat, travel from September through March.
Since 1998, Ambassadors for Children (317-536-0250, on the Web at www.ambassadorsforchildren.org) has sent about 10,000 volunteers around the world on trips of four days to two weeks to help in orphanages, infirmaries, schools, gardens, construction projects, food distribution networks and other programs. About 30 trips are being offered this year, including several to the African nations of Malawi, Kenya, Morocco and Uganda. Families with children are welcome. They start at $700 a person, excluding airfare.
The book "Volunteer Vacations'' by Bill McMillon, Doug Cutchins and Anne Geissinger lists hundreds of volunteer opportunities by cost, project length, type, season and location. The Web site, www.volunteerinternational.org, can help match volunteers with suitable opportunities.


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PARIS, Dec. 8 - The television broadcasts are infused with violence and hate, and the predicament facing the French government is how to stop them.
Al Manar, a popular Arabic channel run by the Hezbollah militia out of Lebanon, beams its anti-American, anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic messages by satellite into thousands of homes, cafes, restaurants and shops throughout France every day.
But a yearlong campaign by the French government to shut down Al Manar has been thwarted by the law.
Last month, France's public broadcasting regulator, the Audio-Visual Higher Council, similar to the Federal Communications Commission, granted Al Manar a license to operate in France as long as it abides by French law. Al Manar had to agree "not to incite hate, violence or discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion or nationality."
Four days later, however, the channel broadcast one report claiming that for years Israel had spread the AIDS virus and other diseases throughout the Arab world, and a second calling for war against Jews and the destruction of Israel. The broadcasts set off new demands by French officials, members of Parliament, academics and commentators to shut down the channel.
"This affects the security of our fragile suburbs, the interest of France, the respect for human rights, even the honor of our country," Ladislas Poniatowski, a senator from Normandy, told a public senate session last week with Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin. "We must stop the broadcasts of Al Manar without delay. I'm demanding it."
Mr. Poniatowski was loudly applauded. Mr. Raffarin agreed, saying, "These programs are incompatible with our values."
The Council of State, France's highest judicial administrative authority, will rule Saturday whether the channel can be banned under French law. But Mr. Raffarin confessed, "We don't have the judicial means to intervene immediately."
Al Manar estimates that it reaches 10 million viewers in dozens of countries. The channel is transmitted through international satellite providers in a package with other Arabic channels, often free. It is available in the United States through Intelsat, despite the fact that Hezbollah was listed by the State Department as a terrorist organization in 1997.
But it is in France that the battle lines have been drawn, because of its five million to six million Muslims and 600,000 Jews, the largest Jewish population in Europe. The status of Al Manar here has become a test of whether any government can legally or technically impose limits on satellite television broadcasts on its soil.
Al Manar beamed its first signal from its headquarters in a Beirut suburb in 1991, but its global reach was felt only nine years later when it began to broadcast via satellite.
The French government largely ignored the channel until it broadcast a virulently anti-Semitic Syrian-made series during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan in October 2003. The series had scenes depicting Jews as plotting to take over the world and the murder of a Christian child on a rabbi's orders so the blood could be used to bake matzos for Passover.
"It was more than disgusting," said one senior French official who saw it. "It was impossible to look at. When Raffarin saw it he immediately said, 'We have to shut it down."'
But when the French government asked Eutelsat, the French satellite company offering the channel, to ban it, there was no legal way to do so. So in July France modified a law to make it easier to ban unlicensed television channels like Al Manar.
The Council of State refused. It ruled that Al Manar should be allowed to broadcast as long as it adhered to regulations. After the channel signed the agreement with the commission pledging to do so, the commission gave it a license.
"That decision officially authorized anti-Semitic propaganda," said Roger Cukierman, chairman of France's main Jewish organization, the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions. Banning the channel is possible, he added, "because France is a country where things are regulated -- we don't have the First Amendment here."
But Dominique Baudis, president of the audio-visual commission, defended the decision to license Al Manar, arguing that his panel lacked the legal tools to block it.
"What to do when images 'fall from the sky'?" he asked in an opinion article in Le Monde last week. "In no other country where these programs are broadcast, in Europe or the United States, have public authorities intervened. We are alone in attempting something without truly having effective legal means."
American Jewish groups, including the Anti-Defamation League and the American Jewish Committee, have joined in criticizing the decision to allow the broadcasts in France. But they also acknowledge that little has been done to prevent Al Manar from broadcasting in the United States, in part because the laws prosecuting racist and hate crimes are much weaker in the United States than in France.
"We don't have the same laws in the United States," Abraham Foxman, president of the Anti-Defamation League, said in a telephone interview. "If France takes this new approach, hopefully we can learn from it."
On Wednesday, the American Jewish Committee sent a letter to Treasury Secretary John W. Snow asking that Al Manar be shut down in the United States under existing counterterrorism laws and executive orders. In a telephone interview on Tuesday, David A. Harris, the executive director, acknowledged, "Frankly, this was not on the radar screen until it emerged as an issue in France."
So far, the Bush administration has not taken a position on whether it can shut down the channel in the United States. Asked at a briefing in October whether the United States could stop the broadcasts, Adam Ereli, a State Department spokesman, said, "At this point, I'm not in a position to speculate about what steps may or may not be taken."
As for Al Manar itself, Mohammed Haidar, its president, admits mistakes have been made and has pledged to do better to comply with the agreement reached with the audio-visual commission.
"It is important for us to be seen, not only in France, but in Europe and the rest of the world," Mr. Haidar said in a telephone interview in Arabic from Beirut. "We would be disappointed if we were barred from being transmitted in France. This would be unjust and unfair."


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The Great Bear Rainforest is a lush coastal wilderness where the salmon teem and spirit bears roam free. Until recently, this picture-perfect setting was under threat from industrial logging.Explore the story of how almost certain destruction was turned into forest protection.
After waves of local and international protests, discussions were held by the Government of British Columbia (BC), representatives of indigenous First Nations groups, environmental organisations and forestry industry leading to landmark decisions in 2006 and 2009. A series of conservation agreements committed to protecting 70% of the natural levels of old-growth forests, as well as logging controls, recognition of the rights of First Nation inhabitants and measures to improve community well-being.
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BATS is not an option for us because my boss wants data from NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ. Yahoo and Google Finance data are not an option either because that data cannot be redistributed to the public.
I've already read several stackexchange questions on this but neither have answers to a commerical delayed market data feed that can be redistributed. Are Xignite and BarChartMarketData the only options out there? Who else has a website or application that is display delayed quotes and which vendor are you using?


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Beaver Stadium Archives 001
Penn State's first permanent home for football was Beaver Field, which stood between present-day Osmond and Frear laboratories in central campus. Before that, games were played on Old Main lawn. The first game at the 500-seat field was played on Nov. 6, 1893, against Western University of Pittsburgh (now University of Pittsburgh). The 32-0 Penn State victory was delayed two days because of bad weather and played on a Monday afternoon. This photo of the field dates from about 1900.
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Penn State first charged admission for football when the Nittany Lions hosted Bucknell on Nov. 12, 1910, at New Beaver Field, shown here. Originally constructed of wood, the stadium was converted to steel in 1936. This was the Lions' home through the 1959 season, after which the 30,000-seat stadium was dismantled and moved in 700 pieces one mile to the east side of campus. The old stadium was reassembled with 16,000 additional seats to form Beaver Stadium.
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Beaver Stadium found a new home on the east end of campus in 1960. The stadium is named in honor of James A. Beaver. A lawyer in nearby Bellefonte at the outbreak of the Civil War, he enlisted in the Union Army as a second lieutenant and rose to the rank of brigadier general before his discharge in 1864. Beaver, who died in 1914, served as a superior court judge, governor of Pennsylvania and president of Penn State's Board of Trustees. He is credited with being among the most influential leaders in the development of the University at the turn of the century.
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Tickets to see the Nittany Lions have been coveted throughout Beaver Stadium's history. In the past 50 years, the ticketing process has evolved more than most fans probably are aware. In 1967, every aspect of the ticketing process was done manually with paper tickets, like the one seen here. Back then, Bud Meredith, director of ticketing operations, and his staff produced every ticket for every person in the stadium themselves.
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Fans stormed the field after a last-minute, fourth-down tackle led to Penn State's upsest of North Carolina State, 13-8, in this 1967 game. Coach Joe Paterno called the stand "one of the greatest plays in Penn State history," as it not only upset the No. 3 team in the nation, but also thrust Paterno and his team into national prominence. It was Paterno's 18th game as Penn State's head coach.
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The Penn State Blue Band performs during halftime in 1968. Both the band and the stadium have grown considerably since that time. This season marked the first of two consecutive perfect seasons for the Joe Paterno and his Nittany Lions. The 1968 team was Paterno's first perfect season. Despite going 11-0, the Nittany Lions finished behind 9-0 Ohio State and 9-0-1 USC in both college football polls.
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A uniquely engineered expansion during the winter, spring and summer of 1978 added more than 16,000 seats, bringing the Beaver Stadium capacity to 76,639. The stadium was cut into sections, raised eight feet by hydraulic jacks and precast concrete seating forms inserted within the inner circle of the stadium, where a running track previously had been located.
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This aerial view shows the Beaver Stadium expansion of 1978, which enclosed the south end zone and raised the east and west stands. This fourth expansion of the stadium increased capacity to 76,639.
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In 1980, another expansion raised the stadium capacity to 83,770. Note that a major parking area for the games was across Curtin Road from the south end zone (upper left corner of this image), where the Bryce Jordan Center stands today.
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Through the years, countless players in nameless jerseys have carried the ball across the goal line for Penn State. This photo illustration combines an image of Blair Thomas scoring for the Nittany Lions, with an image of fans in the east stands cheering the play in a game Penn State went on to win 45-19 against Bowling Green on Sept. 5, 1987 -- Joe Paterno's 200th career victory. Notice the location of the Blue Band at the front of the senior section, seen in the lower-left corner, and the flags atop the stands, which included the names of opponents in the pre-Big Ten era for the team.
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This image of Beaver Stadium from 1994 shows the addition of the upper deck in the north end zone, which had been added in 1991. It was the stadium's sixth expansion, and increased capacity to 93,967.
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The tradition of the Nittany Lions running through a tunnel as they enter Beaver Stadium started when societies such as Parmi Nous lined up to form a walkway from the old Water Tower (which still stands next to the Nittany Lion Inn) to old Beaver Field. The team locker room was housed in the tower structure. The human tunnel, which dates to the 1940s, guided their way from the tower to Beaver Field. The human tunnel tradition continued when the Nittany Lions moved to Beaver Stadium on the east end of campus in 1960 when it was formed near the temporary bleachers in the end zone. The first actual tunnel at Beaver Stadium is today's visitor's tunnel entrance. The current tunnel entrance, seen here, came into existence when a locker room was built under the south stands as part of an expansion of the stadium in 1978. Today, the human tunnel tradition continues, as the Blue Band forms one on the field during pregame.
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Beaver Stadium was awash in white as fans participated in the first White House at Beaver Stadium on Sept. 8, 2007.
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This aerial shot of Beaver Stadium taken during the football game vs. Temple, Sept. 20, 2008, shows the athletic complex that now exists on the east end of campus. Clockwise from left of Beaver Stadium is Medlar Field at Lubrano Park, the baseball park; the Ashenfelter Multi-Sport Facility; Holuba Hall; the Bryce Jordan Center; the Field Hockey Complex; Intramural Building; Nittany Lion Field, the former softball field which now is being replaced by the Nittany Lion Softball Park currently under construction; and Jeffrey Field, off to the right of Beaver Stadium in this image.
Paterno Leads Team Through Tunnel
As he has done for so many years, Joe Paterno leads his Penn State Nittany Lion football team through the tunnel and out onto the field at Beaver Stadium before the start of the team's opening game vs. Youngstown State on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010.