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Pedalers Fork (Calabasas, CA): Where Bikers Meet Food and Cocktails
Pedalers Fork in Calabasas is where a restaurant meets a bike shop, opened by two good friends who combined their respective passions (one loves food, one loves biking). It's a bit of a drive but I finally managed to come here on my way to taking my mom to the outlet mall. The restaurant is spacious, with high ceilings and more seats on the second floor. On a good day, head outside to sit next to the creek and watch people get to work on the bike shop - you'll get the feeling this is what California is all about.
|View of the bike shop
The menu's probably changed by now (I know, I'm slow!), but I enjoyed the Second Gear (rye, coffee infused Punt e Mes, Maraschino, and coffee bean float) and Rye Hummingbird Down (Chartreuse, rye, honey and lemon). It's a solid cocktail menu - probably the best one in the Calabasas area - you can hardly go wrong.
My mom and aunt don't eat much, so we decided to share two dishes and a dessert between the three of us.
Seared Albacore Tuna sandwich with avocado, chili vinaigrette, savoy cabbage, cucumber kimchi, rainbow carrot ($15). I chose the mixed greens as a side.
They give you a pretty thick cut of tuna. The cucumber kimchi is not very spicy or pungent but added a nice flavor regardless.


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Just in time for the release of DC Entertainment's much anticipated Wonder Woman film, Monogram International Inc. announces its Classic Wonder Woman Collection. As always Monogram will offer a wide selection of collectibles and novelties, enough to please any fan of the Amazon goddess.
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This interview centers on our markets and market makers. Rick's take on the recent market action is similar to mine and he spent years as a market maker himself. This is educational and well worth your time to listen. If you still play in this current version of a "market," then I think we need to revisit the old saying about a fool and his money… they will be soon parted (and market makers and others with HFT platforms will be the recipient).
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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Canada! ! ! ! Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Canada! ! ! ! Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Learning English View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message 3b classJoined: 21 May 2003Posts: 48 Posted: Wed May 21, 2003 4:23 pm Post subject: Canada! ! ! ! If I get enough money I want to go to Canada to study English. Because I want to see the beautiful vast area of snow. It is very cold unlike Japan. If I go to Canada I take many winter clothes. What do you think??? Please reply soon. I think that I want to go to Canada as soon as possible. (^〇^)/~ Back to top zlwhaakslJoined: 25 Apr 2003Posts: 3 Posted: Fri May 30, 2003 6:56 am Post subject: You have to take the winter clothes. Do you want to go Canada? But when I read the message you have written, I didn't think that you can go to Canada. Do you have enough money? I think your answer may be not. If you have enough money, you take the winter clothes and travel to Canaka! Then, your problem will be solved. Back to top U-jinJoined: 26 May 2003Posts: 46 Posted: Sat May 31, 2003 10:34 am Post subject: Canada is nice, but be careful not to go to French speaking part of it Back to top jovs_98Joined: 05 Jun 2003Posts: 4Location: Philippines Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2003 1:53 am Post subject: Canada Canada is a great place! I've been to Vancouver three years ago, it was a great place. But I guess you need to work on your English first before going there Back to top obelixJoined: 09 Feb 2003Posts: 304 Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2003 4:25 am Post subject: Canada is a beautiful country. It does not snow all the time but has seasons like most other places. It is true that the winter is long. This past winter it started to snow, where I live, in October and the last snow came in April. Today, it is raining but it is quite warm. I can hear many birds singing outside in the forest. Summer officially starts on 22nd June and is usually very warm, you have to be careful not to get sunburnt. If you go into the countryside you have to watch out for mosquitoes, blackflies and other biting insects. You learn how to live with them and outdoor activities like boating, fishing, camping and hanging out on the beaches are very popular things to do and if you like organised sports, there is soccer, rugby, baseball, volleyball; even cricket. Canadians are a tolerant people. They come from all races and they mostly all get along fine. Of course, there are some, who try to bring the troubles from their homelands here but they are very few and very boring. Back to top 3b classJoined: 21 May 2003Posts: 48 Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2003 4:11 pm Post subject: U-jin wrote: Canada is nice, but be careful not to go to French speaking part of it I don't speak French but I can speak English a little. I want to study to speak french very hard!! Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Learning English All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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Aaron Rodgers ruled out for Packers, Adrian Peterson questionable
GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Green Bay Packers will play another game without star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
The Packers ruled out an injured Rodgers on Friday for the road matchup with the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
Rodgers has been sidelined since he suffered a broken collarbone early in Green Bay's loss to the Chicago Bears on Nov. 4. Rodgers practiced on a limited basis this week and even took some reps with the first-string offense in team drills Wednesday and Thursday.
But coach Mike McCarthy said after practice Friday that the decision to hold Rodgers out for a sixth straight game was made in the best interest of the team's franchise quarterback. McCarthy said Rodgers had a good week of preparation but did very little in practice Friday.
The decision to declare him out for the game came as a disappointment to Rodgers, McCarthy added.
Matt Flynn will make his third straight start in place of Rodgers as the Packers (6-6-1) try to stay in contention for the NFC North title with three games left.
Peterson's status remains uncertain
Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is questionable for Sunday's game against Philadelphia with nagging ankle and groin injuries. Peterson said he was hopeful he would be on the field but a decision might not be made until Sunday.
"I feel pretty confident," Peterson told the St. Paul Pioneer Press. "I feel good. I'm excited that I feel the way I do based off the injury and the time I've had to rejuvenate the body and rehab the foot and try to gain the strength back. No matter what, I'm taking steps forward."
Cutler back for Bears
Josh McCown's fantastic four-game stretch wasn't enough to keep a healthy Jay Cutler on the Chicago sideline. Cutler will return to the Bears Sunday and start against the Cleveland Browns.
Cutler has been out since Chicago's 21-19 loss to the Lions on Nov. 10. So far this season, McCown has the better passer rating, at 109.9 compared to Cutler's 88.4.


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NEW: The military council holds an emergency meeting on the constitution
The nation's military rulers declare full legislative authority
The court also clears the way for Ahmed Shafik, a former foreign minister, to run
Egyptians will go to the polls this weekend to pick a president
On the eve of a presidential runoff election, Egypt's military council formally dissolved parliament Friday, in line with a ruling from the nation's top court that declared the legislative body invalid.
The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces – the military rulers in control of the country since the fall of Hosni Mubarak – officially informed parliament that it was dissolved, said Maj. Mohamed Askar, a spokesman for the council.
He said there was no notice to lawmakers denying them access but a report posted on the English website of Al-Ahram newspaper said entry was barred.
The military council, known by its acronym SCAF, claimed full legislative power after the High Constitutional Court's ruling Thursday that the constitutional articles that regulated parliamentary elections were invalid.
Gen. Hussein Tantawi, the head of SCAF and Egypt's de facto ruler, was in an emergency meeting with the council Friday to discuss the drafting of a new constitution. The council is widely expected to issue its own interim constitutional charter.
Analysts: 'Soft coup' court ruling could reignite Egyptian revolution
The court's ruling triggered fears that Egypt's revolution will unravel and Cairo braced for angry protests Friday night. By evening, however, the capital was surprisingly quiet though a few protesters chanted in the streets calling for a boycott of the voting that begins Saturday.
The runoff election pits Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood against Ahmed Shafik, the last prime minister to serve under Mubarak.
In its ruling, the high court cleared the way for Shafik to run after rejecting a new law that barred members of Mubarak's regime from office.
Some people reacted to the rulings with reluctant acceptance.
"If we challenge the court's decision, then there wouldn't be anything left," said Mahmoud Mabrouk. "If we challenge the court, nothing will ever work again. Who else can we find to trust?"
Mabrouk's words reflected a sense of tiredness among Egyptians, weary from a political process that has now gone on for months.
"Whatever the outcome is I will accept it," said Abdulwahed Bourham. "The ballot box speaks."
The election of a president without a parliament means that whoever wins the runoff will be in a powerful position and will deal directly with the military rulers while a new constitution is written and until new parliamentary elections are held.
Some called the move political as the parliament was dominated by Islamists, a group long viewed with suspicion by the military.
A wild election weekend for Egypt, France and Greece
The court ruling was "a complete coup d'etat through which the military council is writing off the most noble stage in the nation's history," said Mohamed el-Beltagy, a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party.
Mohamed ElBaradei, a 2005 Nobel Peace Prize winner who waged a failed presidential bid, called for the country's military rulers to postpone the runoff election.
"Electing president in the absence of constitution and parliament is electing an 'emperor' with more powers than deposed dictator. A travesty," he tweeted Friday.
Meanwhile, activists called for Friday protests.
A youth group, calling itself the April 6 Movement, took to Facebook to call for early evening demonstrations to protest what it described as a "soft coup" by the military rulers.
The group accused the military council of "trying its best to stay in power as long as they can in order to safeguard their interests, and we will not accept that at all," according to a Facebook posting.
Egypt's presidential runoff to go ahead despite concerns
CNN's Ivan Watson contributed to this report.


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There are punters who like the 'draw' market as it pays well. One common argument among these 'draw' punters is "Are draws independent of form, that is, are they random?". There are two views :* One view is that draws are independent of previous results, that each match is different. These punters do not accept the theory that a draw is due just because it has not happened for a long time. They believe that the match outcome depends on circumstances and conditions of that particular game, for example : attacking and defending capabilities of both teams, weather on that day, pitch condition, etc.* There are opposing punters who feel strongly that the probability of draws depends on the previous games, that it boils down to the psychology and mentality of the players of the 'drawish' teams.Irrespective of whatever camp these draw specialists are in, all of them agree that draw bets are more worthwhile compared to betting Home or Away as the average odds are more attractive.In picking winning 'draws', the following factors are to be considered :1) It is essential to choose the teams instead of choosing the matches, that draw is largely due to the style of play, such as :* Defensive style and struggling to attack will tend to draw more. * Attacking formation and tactics will not draw too often.2) If a certain team draws a few matches, analyse why :* Does the team have problems scoring? If yes, why. (Is the key striker injured?)* Is the team renowned for tight defence?* Is it psychological? Maybe a team on a long losing run may try harder just to get at least a point, that is, a draw.3) The following trends in matches ending with a draw are common :* Matches where both teams are happy with a point, for example, a draw is sufficient for both to avoid relegation or to qualify for a cup competition.* Matches played in poor weather conditions like heavy rain which usually lead to less goals and higher chance for a draw.* Derby matches where a draw may satisfy both parties.* Home team in great form against Away team in strong top table position.4) Teams which draw a lot with each other repeatedly could mean :* They are equal in strength.* There is some kind of psychological impact that it is tough for one of them to break the other down.5) Do take note of the following :* If a team has been drawing a lot, and if it has appointed a new manager, wait a few matches to determine if this team is still drawing frequently.* Be cautious with newly promoted and newly relegated teams where performance can be erratic.* Teams improving in form which may be more likely to draw playing Away.ConclusionSome leagues appear to have either a higher or lower percentage of draws compared to others. This could be due to the characteristics of the leagues in terms of competitiveness, or even prevalence of match fixing. This is why some bookmakers do not offer odds on certain minor European league matches at the end of the season.
Betting Systems for Online Casino GamblersWhy A Betting Exchange Can Offer You The Key To Successful Gambling…
Too many gamblers are still living in the 'dark ages' and will only ever place a bet with a traditional bookmaker. They either can't be bothered to learn how the exchanges work or simply don't realise the features and value that can be had when betting within an exchange environment.
Believe me, using a betting exchange is very easy, and if you are not already using at least one exchange you should join one immediately after reading this article…
I'm not saying that a betting exchange should be used for all your betting. There will still be occasions when a traditional bookmaker will offer more desirable odds than those that are available on the exchanges. However, in the majority of cases you will find better value on the exchanges and additionally there are other VERY IMPORTANT features that only the betting exchanges offer. More on this later…
So What Is A Betting Exchange?
Put very simply, betting exchanges are a secure place where members of the betting public can exchange bets with each other anonymously, at odds that they specify themselves. The exchange companies simply act as the 'middleman' and match peoples bets.
As there are no bookie margins to factor in, prices are very often more desirable. The betting exchange companies make their money by taking a commission payment on your winning bets. This is usually in the region of 3 - 5%, but even taking this into account, it's very common to find better prices on the exchange.
The cumulative effect of better prices when combined with a good staking plan, can make the difference between you generating a healthy profit or a bad loss. Using an exchange does not mean you will automatically win more frequently! You still have to find good value winning bets yourself or via a professional tipster but it's the effect of getting a better return on your winning bets that will boost your betting bank and protect you during losing streaks.
Most people use the betting exchanges on the internet, but you can also place bets on the telephone.
Betting Exchange Advantages
As well as regularly finding better prices when backing a selection, exchanges also give the gambler some other very important advantages over traditional bookmakers.
Some of the key advantages are:
1) The ability to LAY a selection if you think it will not win.
2) The ability to BACK or LAY a selection to be PLACED. (This is very different to the well know Each Way bet offered by bookies and can be very powerful).
3) Betting IN RUNNING on many events INCLUDING HORSE RACING. This can give you many advantages and opens the door to new methods that may secure you more profits.
4) If you are very successful, you will not have the exchange company threatening to shut your account down. A very important point !
5) The ability to TRADE on price movements in betting events to guarantee yourself a profit regardless of the result.
6) Arbitrage Opportunities. Bookie and exchange price discrepancies often allow you to take a NO RISK bet.
Those are some of the key benefits of using a betting exchange and I will dig deeper into these and explain how you can use them to your advantage in future betting articles.
For the remainder of this article, lets concentrate on point 1 above, LAYING a selection to Lose.
LAYING A Selection to Lose – A Major Advantage Of The Betting Exchanges
Probably the most important feature of a betting exchange is the ability to LAY a selection. But what does laying a selection mean?
Laying a selection is often referred to as 'Playing the role of a bookmaker'. Like a bookie, you offer a price against a selection / event happening (eg. a certain horse to win a race or a football match ending as a draw). You only do this if in your opinion there is a great chance that the horse won't win or the football match will not end as a draw. The betting exchanges simply match your lay bets with other customers who think the opposite of you (eg they think the horse will win or the match will end as a draw).
Lay Liabilities
The odds that you offer determine how much money you will need to 'pay out' if the selection actually wins (just like the bookie does when you have a winning bet with them). So if you were to place a lay bet of £10 at 5.0 (4/1) against a selection, you would be liable to pay out £40 from your account if that selection won (The other punter gets their £10 back plus £40 profit). If however, the selection does lose you get to keep the £10 staked by the other punter (just like the bookies have done with all your losing bets all these years!). It's as simple as that.
Now, you might be thinking 'great, I'll simply lay all the rank outsiders and clean up'. STOP! Don't even go down this route. If you keep placing lay bets on selections trading with very high odds (eg 50/1), you will win regularly but when 1 of them comes first you will probably wipe out all your winnings and more! A single £10 lay bet at 50/1 would see you liable for paying out £500 should the selection win!
Therefore, I strongly recommend that you decide upon a sensible upper limit for lay odds and stick to it no matter what. Just think about how many favourites get turned over in horse races every day of the year that are perhaps available to lay at very short odds like 1.5 (1/2). Your liability on a £10 lay bet at these odds is only £5, or £50 on a £100 lay bet. I like to keep my lay bets at odds below 4.0 (3/1) but that's just my own personal choice but it gives you something to go on.
Flexible Odds / Placing an Order
The odds you offer obviously need to be realistic in order to be matched, but if you are not happy with the current price being requested by other punters you can simply place an 'order' in the exchange at your odds and hope that somebody eventually accepts your offer. (eg you may feel that the current price of 3.0 (2/1) is too high a price to lay a certain selection, so offer a lay bet at 2.75 (7/4) instead). If your lucky the price may well be matched. If the event starts without your lay bet being matched, your bet is simply cancelled so you gain/lose nothing.
Lay Betting might sound very confusing to the exchange newbie, but believe me it soon becomes very straightforward and you will find yourself laying selections much more frequently than you think. Let's be honest, it must be easier to pick a horse you feel will definitely lose in a average 12 runner race, than find the single winner!
Well that's it for part 1 of my betting exchange articles. In part 2, I will be explaining the Betting Exchange Place markets and how you can benefit from them.


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This week, I was honored to be part of an inspiring day of health, fitness, and wellness. For this event, a group of bighearted women put aside their own needs and journeyed together with purpose, passion and strategy to create an unforgettable inspiring day. I was invited, along with other motivating professionals, to teach my willpower& grace® exercise experience. "Pure Inspiration" was a one-day event to raise funds for Sharre Tefliah, a synagogue in Eatontown, New Jersey, yet it spurred ideas that will inspire a constant strive for health and wellness. I excitedly responded with a YES! I was eager to apply my knowledge and love for fitness to a good cause.
nspiration is the theme in which I live my life. I'm moved by fearless individuals who spend their time an energy creating unique potentials for themselves. willPower & grace®, (yes, the w is lowercase), is a special barefoot cardio workout that infuses a positive philosophy through elegant movements and physical strength. Positive thinking during the intense workout will encourage you to continuously strengthen your body, mind, and soul and live Ihappily in a body you love.
Minutes before the class began, I learned that the congregants of this synagogue have spent 18 of its 20 years in existence servicing either in a trailer or in a home. 2 years ago, a structure was built, however, the interior was lacking a few important sections. I began to reflect on the women that created this amazing day and felt the desire to help, just like them.
At that moment, I was deeply inspired to do something awesome. Sometimes all we need to navigate the pathway to greatness is to be inspired by someone else. I led my class, full of energy, with inspirational thoughts, aware that I am part of a fantastic cause. If we keep our eyes open and our hearts receptive, we can be a part of the great inspiring things happening all over our communities. We can then generate others on the path to greatness.
Think: Who are you inspiring? What can you share? Who can you share it with? We may not realize it, but people, especially our families, are perceptive to all that we do! Imagine how the world would be if we created a circle of inspiration. Be an exciting you! Honing in on your desires will allow you to pass on pure inspiration to those all around you. Pass it on!
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I adore summer. Being a gal from the south, I love the heat, the humidity (yes, I even love the humidity) and pretty much everything about summer. Summers in New York are also great because of the lack of bugs, all the great city activities, and the abundance of sweet summer fruits!
As much fruit as we eat, I wish I could say we're part of an awesome fruit share from a quaint farm that I personally know and love, but this year we're not. I realized I'm not the best fit for joining a CSA due to irregular schedules and my need for choice in produce. In fact, I purchase a significant amount of our fruit from Costco. Yes, I know they don't always have organic options, but right now my family's priority is saving a buck or two, and Costco helps us do that.
So what does one do when left with an extra pound or so of blueberries that you can no longer force your husband to eat more of? I suppose I could have made a pie, but I chose to make muffins since I also needed breakfast options for the week.
I changed up a Paula Deen recipe for these muffins, and I made her recipe even more decadent. How is that even possible? Ha, I made a way. Really, it was out of necessity considering I drank all the milk because I was on a recent Oreos kick. If you don't know me in person, I'm actually healthier than this post is making me out to be. But I shouldn't feel the need to justify myself, I embrace my food choices, as should you. In any case, instead of going out and buying overpriced milk in the paltry neighborhood grocery options, I looked for substitutes within my kitchen. And sure enough, I had just one can of sweetened condensed milk left! Perfect.
Since the condensed milk is already sweetened, I omitted the sugar that the original recipe called for. So much for the ultra-decadence I claimed. 😉
These muffins turned out quite perfect, I must say. They had a fluffy texture, were perfectly sweet, and not too dense. They tasted like previous muffins I've made with yogurt or sour cream, so I may just continue to use this recipe not out of necessity but by choice for my blueberry muffin needs.
May it be a welcome addition to your recipe box as well.
Condensed Milk Blueberry Muffins
adapted from Paula Deen
1/2 cup butter, softened
2 eggs
2 cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 can sweetened condensed milk
2 1/2 cups fresh blueberries
2 teaspoons turbinado sugar
1. Preheat oven to 350º F.
2. Line a 12 cup muffin tin with paper liners and set aside.
3. In a large mixing bowl, beat butter until fluffy and pale in color. Add in can of condensed milk and continue to beat for about a minute.
4. Add in eggs one at a time, beating well after each addition.
5. In a separate mixing bowl, sift together flour, baking powder, and salt.
6. Add the flour mixture to the butter mixture alternating with the milk until well incorporated and being careful not to over mix.
7. Gently fold in the fresh blueberries.
8. Scoop batter into the paper lined muffin tin and sprinkle the tops with the 2 teaspoons sugar.
9. Bake for 25-30 minutes or until puffy and golden brown.
10. Makes about 12 generously sized muffins.


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"Outfoxed" examines how media empires, led by Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, have been running a "race to the bottom" in television news. This film provides an in-depth look at Fox News and the dangers of ever-enlarging corporations taking control of the public's right to know. The film explores Murdoch's burgeoning kingdom and the impact on...


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Separate agreements – one open, the other secret – may be critical to bringing the US and North Korea to terms on the disclosure of the North's nuclear program, after two days of what US envoy Christopher Hill says were "substantive" talks in Geneva with his North Korean counterpart, Kim Kye Gwan.
Although no deal was reached, the meetings were the most detailed since the nuclear process reached an impasse in December. In a sign of the North's eagerness to talk, Mr. Kim asked to see Mr. Hill in Geneva after failing to meet him as expected in Beijing the weekend after the New York Philharmonic's performance in Pyongyang on Feb. 25.
Mr. Hill said he and Mr. Kim covered just about every possible aspect of the nuclear issue, notably the crucial question of the North's efforts to develop nuclear warheads with uranium at their core.
Kim, however, is sticking to denials of the existence of the program and of charges that the North has exported nuclear aid and material to Syria, Iran, or any other client state.
Mid-level US diplomats remained in Geneva after talks before the weekend that Hill says were "very substantive discussions on format and actual substance that has divided us for 10 weeks" – since the end of last year when North Korea was to have come up with a full declaration of everything in its nuclear inventory.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says discussions are under way with the four others in the six-party talks: China, the host country, as well as Russia, Japan, and South Korea, on moving the process ahead, but advised not to "expect anything immediate." Hill said "we need to move faster" to fulfill terms of the agreement under which North Korea is to disable all its nuclear facilities and then dismantle them in return for a huge infusion of aid.
Against this background, sources here and in Washington hint at a formula for North Korea to detail its nuclear program yet sidestep the critical issue of highly enriched uranium.
"I'm quite optimistic they will be able to make two agreements," says Suh Jae Jean, director of North Korean studies at the Korea Institute of National Unification in Seoul. "One will be open, the other secret. A secret agreement is the only solution." Mr. Suh, whose institute is affiliated with the unification ministry, believes a secret agreement "will enable North Korea to save face and prevent backlash from within the US."
Under such an agreement, the North could acknowledge initial research and development of enriched uranium while publicly citing the import of centrifuges only for industrial purposes.
A meeting of minds on the wording of whatever deals emerge, some analysts say, may provide a face-saving way out of an impasse in which North Korea has not only missed the deadline for listing its nuclear inventory but also slowed disablement of its nuclear facilities at its Yongbyon complex.
Hill has said he doubts "we can have a secret agreement secretly arrived at" but believes "we have some ideas that may be workable."
Moon Jung In, a political scientist at Yonsei University, believes "the stakes are too high" for North Korea and the US to fail to arrive at a viable understanding. A breakthrough deal, he says, will be "maybe half-secret, half-open."
The US and South Korea have been intensifying pressure for North Korea to fulfill its promise in six-nation talks to produce a list of all its nuclear inventory. The US promises to reciprocate by dropping the North from the State Department's list of nations sponsoring terrorism and withdrawing sanctions on trade.
"They have not done everything they promised," says the US ambassador to South Korea, Alexander Vershbow. "The issue is convincing the North Koreans to provide the necessary level of transparency."
North Korea may be waiting to see what approach is adopted by South Korea's new president, Lee Myung Bak, who has promised to take a tougher stance on dealings with the North than his predecessors did.
Regardless, "I don't expect complete collapse of the six-party talks," says Choi Jin Wook, a senior fellow at the Korea Institute of National Unification. "I don't know what can be secret, what can be hidden," he says. "It can work if the US accepts a partial declaration."


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The Lie Clock
After a long life, and a tumultuous marriage, Stan Herman dies and arrives at the Gates of Heaven, where he sees a huge wall of clocks behind him.
He asks an angel, "What are all those clocks?"
The angel answers, "Those are Lie-Clocks. Everyone on Earth has a Lie-Clock. Every time you lie the hands on your clock will move."
"Oh," says Herman, "whose clock is that?"
"That's Moses' clock. The hands have never moved, indicating that he never told a lie."
"Incredible," says Herman. "And whose clock is that one?"
The angel responds, "That's Abraham Lincoln's clock. The hands have moved twice, telling us that Abe told only two lies in his entire life."
"So where's my clock?" asks Herman.
"Your clock is in God's office. He's using it as a ceiling fan."


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Monte Miravete Project is a project based on the study of a 19th century forgotten remains. Nobody took a look at this site, where we have found more than 84 structures and 27 quarries of the mining in the region, which was important to the maintenance of the traditional lifestyles in the so-called La Huerta. Here we mix immaterial and material Heritage, and also the use of ethnographic data by the old people of the town of Torreagüera and the archaeological method of survey.
In addition to this, we have started a dissemination campaign, because we are carrying out the project under own our money, without more support than that given by Cajamurcia Foundation to the dissemination of the project.
To study these structures is essential to exploit the sporadic tourism in the area represented in the walkers and hikers, and also to protect the remains which are in high danger of disappearance.
To preserve the remains to show to the young people and local communities, and to recover the experiences of the old people who lived there is to create consciousness about the Past and the memory of past experiences. Last but not least, to create a new framework to develop projects of Contemporary Archaeology or Archaeology of Contemporary Past is very interesting in this project.
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WELLINGTON, FL (WPTV/CNN) - Google Earth and a drone helped some Floridians crack a 22-year-old cold case, but there are still some unanswered questions.
A startling discovery was made just across the street from a couple's home.
In August, detectives with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's office pulled a 1994 Saturn SL from a retention pond.
"I was like, 'Wow a car in the lake for 22 years.' I was like 'wow,'" Brian Martin said.
"They did come knocking on our door and ask how long we have been living here. And we said, 'About nine years,' and they said, 'Did you realize that there was a car in the lake?'" Lori Martin said.
They were tipped off by someone who used to live in the neighborhood and spotted the car on Google Earth.
Someone who lives in the neighborhood used a personal drone to take a closer look.
Inside investigators found the skeletal remains of William Earl Moldt, who was reported missing in November 1997.
"I'm sure the family has been looking for him," Martin said.
Moldt was 40 years old when he disappeared. He would be 62 years old now.
His girlfriend at the time says they spoke on the phone a couple of hours before he left a nightclub.
He's believed to have had several drinks before leaving alone on Nov. 7, 1997.
"If there is an upside to this is that the family finally knows what happened to their loved one, and like my wife said, we give condolences to that family," Brian Martin said.
It's still not clear exactly how the car ended up in the pond or how long it was in there.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. – When he joined MLS as a callow teenager, Ramiro Corrales would have been pleased with a professional career that lasted a decade.
Instead, the 36-year-old's body of work stretched nearly twice as long – and leaves behind an indelible imprint on the San Jose Earthquakes.
The team announced Monday that Corrales, San Jose's all-time leader in appearances (249), starts (227) and minutes (20,117) in league play, plans to retire at the end of this season.
"Just being here after so many years, I'm proud of that," Corrales told reporters Tuesday after logging 90 minutes in the Quakes' 3-2 Reserve League defeat to Chivas USA. "I never thought in my wildest dreams that I was going to be playing this long. I always thought, 'If I play 10, 12 years, I'll be happy.'
"I'm still here after 18 seasons."
Corrales debuted for San Jose at the dawn of MLS in 1996, and eventually outlasted all of his contemporaries from that season to become the last active player from the league's inaugural year.
"Ramiro's a legend," Quakes goalkeeper Jon Busch said. "He's been there and done it all as a player. It's sad to see somebody retire ... He means a lot to the organization. You bring up that name and you think, 'San Jose.' San Jose and Ramiro Corrales, they go hand in hand. It'll be sad not to have him around next year, that's for sure."
Corrales said teammates urged him to come back for one more year, but the spinal-disc problems that have plagued him in recent seasons proved too difficult to overcome this time.
"The body's telling me," Corrales said. "It's mainly my back. This year, it's been bothering me a lot and it goes down to my legs, to my hamstrings. It doesn't let me train properly, so I think it's time to call it quits."
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Corrales grew up an hour south of San Jose, in Salinas, and originally landed with the Quakes after a trade from Columbus, who selected him 81st overall in the league's initial player draft. Corrales won two MLS Cups with the Quakes (2001 and 2003), but moved to Europe when the club decamped for Houston in 2005. When the expansion Quakes arrived in 2008, they quickly snapped him up in a trade with the Dynamo.
"I think he's always been underrated," Quakes general manager John Doyle said. "We had the opportunity to get his rights back from Houston, get him back here in San Jose and we jumped at the chance. He's just been a great professional and a great leader of the club."
Corrales has two assists in 798 minutes of league play this season, ranking him third on the club in terms of assists per minute, behind Shea Salinas and Walter Martinez. With the Quakes depleted by injury, Corrales started the first eight matches; in Doyle's estimation, "in the first five games, I thought he was our best player."
But that heavy early use might have burned Corrales out; he's made only three league appearances, including a one-minute cameo, since April 21.
"He's probably still the best soccer player on the club," Quakes interim coach Mark Watson said. "His passing, his vision, his feel for the game is second to none. It's unfortunate, because there's a point in time where your legs go a little bit and you never want to see it. He's been a fantastic part of the club."
Corrales said it took a while to wrap his own head around the idea of retirement. He vetted his plans with his family before following through.
"After 18 years, it's hard to give it up," Corrales said. "It's fun to be out here competing, joking with the guys and playing every weekend ... Playing 5-v-2 with the guys in the morning, having a laugh, that's what I'm going to miss the most."


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Researchers uncovering how ovarian cancer resists chemotherapy
York University researchers have zeroed in on a genetic process that may allow ovarian cancer to resist chemotherapy.
Researchers in the university's Faculty of Science & Engineering studied a tiny strand of our genetic makeup known as a MicroRNA, involved in the regulation of gene expression. Cancer occurs when gene regulation goes haywire.
"Ovarian cancer is a very deadly disease because it's hard to detect," says biology professor Chun Peng, who co-authored the study. By the time it's diagnosed, usually it is in its late stages. And by that point there's really no way to treat the disease. Even when the disease is discovered in its early stages, chemotherapy doesn't always work," she says.
Peng was among a team of researchers that discovered a receptor, ALK7, that induces cell-death in epithelial ovarian cancer cells. They have now discerned that microRNA 376c targets this crucial receptor, inhibiting its expression and allowing ovarian cancer cells to thrive.
"Our evidence suggests that microRNA 376c is crucial to determining how a patient will respond to a chemotherapeutic agent," says Peng. "It allows cancer cells to survive by targeting the very process that kills them off," she says.
In examining tumours taken from patients who were non-responsive to chemotherapy, researchers found a higher expression of microRNA 376c and a much lower expression of ALK7.
Peng believes that this research is a step towards being able to make chemotherapy drugs more effective in the treatment of the disease.
"Further study is needed, but ultimately if we can introduce anti-microRNAs that would lower the level of those microRNAs that make cancer cells resistant to chemotherapeutic drugs, we will be able to make chemotherapy more effective against ovarian cancer," Peng says.
She urges women to educate themselves about the risk factors and symptoms of the disease. For more information, visit http://www.ovariancanada.org .
Peng is a world expert in the area of ovarian cancer and the molecular basis of complications in pregnancy. Her research on chemo-resistance has also contributed to knowledge and prediction of pre-eclampsia, a pregnancy disorder that is a leading cause of maternal and perinatal complications and death.
The article, "MicroRNA 376c enhances ovarian cancer cell survival by targeting activin receptor-like kinase 7: implications for chemoresistance," was published in the Journal of Cell Science.


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Englewood's Flat Rock Nature Preserve consists of 150 acres of second growth woodland, wetlands, meadows, gardens, a pond and a nature building managed by the Flat Rock Nature Association, a non-profit organization which hosts educational programs.
75 acres of the preserve are city owned Green Acres lands and 75 acres consist of the former Allison Woods Park which officially became part of Flat Rock Nature Preserve in 1988.
The preserve is surrounded on the north, south and west by dense residential housing. Englewood Cliffs is to the east of the preserve. Flat Rock Nature Preserve is a remnant section of a once massive hardwood forest on the western palisades. This forest remained intact until about 1859 when large scale logging occurred to provide railroad ties for the northern railroad which had extended into Englewood. Overtime, the forest grew back on land that was to become the Flat Rock Nature Preserve.
A Walk in the Woods
In the fall of 2012 a new permanent exhibit in the nature center known as "A Walk in the Woods" was completed. The exhibit showcases the four primary habitats found at Flat Rock:
Each exhibit has interactive puzzles, information fact cards & flip-books on the flora and fauna found in each habitat. Speaking of fauna, this Turtle has a home in "A Walk in the Woods".
The exhibit's centerpiece is a life size 15 foot replica of a Northern Red Oak (NJ's state tree) with various wildlife including an Eastern Screech Owl.
Near the window where bird feeders have been placed are descriptions of common birds found at Flat Rock including their vocalizations!
I saw this American Goldfinch when I last visited.
The display also has exhibits on non-point source pollution and how it affects the Hackensack River watershed.
History of the Land
Over the years, several development proposals threatened the forest. In 1900, a few acres of the future nature preserve experienced quarrying which occurred until 1925. Today, the staging area of the quarry is the present day parking area of the nature center. A handicap accessible .1 of a mile boardwalk, constructed in 1989, goes near cliffs that were exposed during the quarry operations.
Around 1907, a huge cemetery was proposed for the woods of Flat Rock but was declined by the city due to the land being unsuited for this purpose. In 1927 Paterno Construction Company bought land in the future preserve in order to construct residential development. Roads were constructed throughout Flat Rock's forest. Construction of the houses was soon to follow but the great depression occurred effectively canceling the development. The roads became the foundation of the present trails found in the nature preserve. Over the next few decades new development threats came and went but the woods remained.
In 1968, the citizens of Englewood voted to approve a city bond issue to acquire and preserve the remaining open land in Englewood. In 1973, the organization that would become Flat Rock Nature Preserve was formed to manage the preserved open space.
Flat Rock Brook
Flat Rock flows into the preserve from the north. The brook is a tributary of the Overpeck Creek (Flat Rock's confluence with the Overpeck Creek is just south of the border between Englewood and Leonia) which is a tributary of the Hackensack River. Flat Rock Brook is classified as FW2-NT (Fresh water, non-trout). The water quality was tested by the Flat Rock Brook Nature Association which formed a stream study team to evaluate the health of Flat Rock. The water quality has been designated as poor as indicated by the variety and number of sampled invertebrates. The Flat Rock Brook Nature Association received a grant of $9,625 in 2012 to help restore Flat Rock Brook by encouraging native plant species and removing invasive exotic plants. The grant was received from the Watershed Institute.
Flat Rock Ponds
A prominent feature of Flat Rock Brook Nature Preserve is its Quarry Pond.
Quarry Pond is located to the south of the preserve near the nature center's building. Quarry Pond has not been dredged since the 1970s. Sediment from nearby trails have been filling in the pond causing decreasing oxygen levels. Duckweed, an aquatic plant, had taken over the pond. In the fall of 2010, city officials voted to use funds from an unused 2007 bond ordinance to dredge the pond. In the summer of 2012 dredging of Quarry Pond commenced and was completed in the fall of 2012.
If Quarry pond wasn't dredged, it would have disappeared and become a marshland which was the fate of Flat Rock's MacFadden's Pond. MacFadden's Pond is now known as MacFadden's wetland due to sedimentation filling in much of the pond. MacFadden's wetland was formed by the damming of Flat Rock Brook as it enters the preserve from the north and is found in the northern area of the preserve.
The city of Englewood approved a dredging project for the pond in 2007 but when the cost to dredge the pond was found to be more than a million dollars the dredging plan was canceled.
In addition to the quarry boardwalk, the preserve features over three miles of trails.
The red trail is the longest at 1.2 miles and traverses the heart of the preserve and helps to connect Macfadden's wetland with the nature center. The white trail, at .6 of a mile encircles the nature center and goes through gardens and around Quarry Pond. The .6 of a mile orange trail traverses in the western section of the preserve near Flat Rock.
The yellow trail goes over a mystery bridge (called a mystery because the bridge appeared mysteriously one weekend) near Macfadden's wetland and back to the red trail.
Flora and Fauna
The preserve features flora such as:
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Fauna found in Englewood's Flat Rock Brook Nature Center includes:
The preserve is open for hiking seven days a week from dawn to dusk.
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It's the last wave of the wand for Harry Potter's best mate Ron Weasley, and the only guy who'll miss him more than fans is Rupert Grint.
"It's been a very weird time, really, kind of accepting the end," says the actor who's embodied J.K. Rowling's befuddled sidekick to the world's most famous underage wizard about bidding goodbye to the character in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2." "We finished filming a year ago and I was left with this kind of empty feeling, and it's taken me a while to fully accept that it's over. We had the London premiere a few days ago which was, again, really emotional and I'm not usually affected by stuff like this in that way. But it's going to take a while for me to really kind of let go of this, because it's really been my childhood and for it to come down to this last film, it just feels really weird – but I'm slowly getting used to it."
"I've always felt a quite close connection to Ron, even before the films," explains Grint. "After ten years playing the same guy every day I think you do naturally just morph into him. We've become this kind of 'Ron-pert' thing, which I think will stay with me for a while. I think there will always be a bit of Ron in me for the rest of my life."
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He also recalls the scene that first fired his enthusiasm to be a part of the massive saga. "I find it hard to kind of pick out one, but I think the chess scene in the first film is quite a cool one," Grint says. "It was just this huge set and things were being blown up, and for an 11-year-old it was just the coolest place to be. I loved that one."
You don't need a mystical map to expect that there are MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD, so if you aren't conversant with the outcome of the book series and some specific surprises from the final film, you may want to throw the cloak of invisibility over this rest of Grint's thoughts until you've seen the finale.
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Okay – on to the good stuff, like that long-simmering lip-lock between young-spellcasters-in-love Ron and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson). "We did about four takes," reveals Grint. "I find it hard to kind of remember anything about it. I think it's kind of been erased from my mind. We had a laugh about it and it was fine. It was a tricky one to do, I think. Obviously, I've known Emma so long and I think we've mutually both been dreading this scene slightly, but yeah, it was fine. It's a moment that was kind of not in the book, obviously, and it was something that I think David [Yates, the director] and Steve [Kloves, the screenwriter] kind of came up with. It was all right. It was just a challenge to make it believable, the romance of it, because as you said it's been built up for so many years now and we wanted people to think that we actually wanted to kiss each other. In reality we really didn't. It was fine – it's a nice moment, and hopefully people believe it."
Then there's that glimpse into the future at the close of the film, where Grint was transformed into a pushing-40 Ron. "It'll be interesting, actually, to compare it in 19 years to see how accurate it was – it was a very creepy thing," he says. "The first attempt with my character, particularly, it was quite terrifying. The image still haunts me. I looked like a kind of monster, really – this kind of Donald Trump mixture. I had no hair and I was obese. It was just, I think, a bit too much. Then they really found the balance in the final version. It was a very strange thing to film really, sitting in the makeup chair and watching you gradually age."
"And then seeing the film as well, I do get a little bit choked up at the end," he adds. "There's one scene where it's the three of us after the battle and we're kind of walking on the bridge and the castle is kind of destroyed behind us. There's almost this parallel with that moment and our lives, really, in that it's over for us as well. It's quite sad. I'm going to really miss it."


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Connecticut Main Street Center announces Torrington will be part of new pilot program
Connecticut Main Street Center announces the selection of Torrington, Middletown, and Waterbury for its new pilot program, Come Home to Downtown.
This new program will provide selected communities an opportunity to reviatlize their downtown corridors while developing viable and interesting housing options. The goal is to attract developers and "mom and pop" building owners to reclaim vacant or underutilized structures for a variety of uses.
"The number one thing for downtown redevelopment around the country is people coming back to live, and for that to work you need places for them to live," said John Simone, CMSC president and CEO.
Simone hopes this pilot program will rediscover the "lost art form" of mixed-use development. In the age of strip malls, the old model of residential use upstairs and commercial use downstairs has been lost.
In order to create the thriving downtowns the pilot program is aiming for, there will be a lot of community involvement in this process.
"We are going to create advisory teams within each community and meet with the community at large," said Simone.
These teams will examine every aspect of downtown Middletown, Torrington and Waterbury to see what is working and what is not.
Simone said the selection of these towns was not an easy one. There were many worthy areas but CMSC only had spots for three. They based their choice on communities that had a likelihood for success. That meant areas where there was already a serious focus with private and public commitments to downtown.
The Come Home to Downtown pilot program was created in partnership with Connecticut Housing Finance Authority with a $250,000 investment using Community Investment Act Program funding.


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NEA commemorates 35th anniversary of IDEA
Students with disabilities have made significant gains but need more support
WASHINGTON - November 24, 2010 -
Thirty-five years ago, lawmakers adopted landmark federal legislation to ensure that students with disabilities receive a free and appropriate public education, along with early intervention, special education and other related services. Signed November 29, 1975, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act was later renamed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
"There was a time when having a disability not only meant cognitive or physical challenges, but it was often a barrier to a good education," said Dennis Van Roekel, president of the National Education Association. "Before IDEA, many states had laws that excluded students with certain disabilities from attending public schools. IDEA ensured these students were not shut out. It opened the school doors and provided opportunities to learn."
Over the past three decades, IDEA has dramatically changed how schools support students with disabilities. Before the law was enacted, researchers estimated that public schools educated only one out of five children with disabilities. Today, more than six million students in the U.S. receive special education services. More students with disabilities spend all or part of their day in general education classrooms. They are graduating from high school and attending college at higher rates.
NEA applauds the significant gains that have been made under IDEA, but there is more work to be done. Students would benefit from smaller class sizes, improved training for educators and research to discover other techniques and strategies to educate students with disabilities.
Additionally, lawmakers should fulfill a promise made back when IDEA became law. Congress agreed that the federal government would provide 40 percent of the cost of educating students with disabilities. However, funding has never reached half of the promised amount. Other than the historic infusion of funds included in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the federal government has not come close to meeting its commitment.
"Our students have waited 35 years too many," Van Roekel added. "I fully understand the challenges of funding at a time of economic crisis. But we are morally obligated to fulfill this commitment to provide equity for students with disabilities."
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Take a look at a few of the most unique, Easter themed, do-it-yourself projects I've ever seen.
If you're like me, then you can't wait for Easter. When I was younger, I thought that dying eggs was so cool. The only thing that could possibly trump it was the hunt that ensued in the backyard afterwards. But as I've gotten older, dare I say it, dying eggs has gotten a little repetitive. So when I stumbled upon this great article from Country Living titled, "29 Easy Easter Crafts," I knew that it was something that needed to be shared. Take a look at a few of the most unique, Easter themed, do-it-yourself projects I've ever seen.
Ombre Eggs
If you live on planet Earth, chances are you've heard the word ombre mentioned once or twice. Its popularity surfaced mainly because of the ombre hairstyle, but I think I like ombre eggs better.
Papier-Mâché Egg Nests
Papier-Mâché definitely brings me back to the joys of second grade, or was it third? It may be messy but the outcome, this adorable bird's nest, makes it all worth it.
Edible Easter Wreath
Jordan Almonds are something I grew up eating, this is a fun and affordable way put a spin on the classic candy.
Decorative Boxes
These small cardboard boxes can be found at any craft store. If you look closely, the eggs painted in white on the box above are actually little finger prints. Who wouldn't love to receive such a cute customized gift, filled with their favorite treats?
Bunny Ears
I am not ashamed to say that I would love to make a pair of these Easter bunny ears. Make enough for the whole family and take advantage of a picture perfect moment.


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Regions followed
Name: Liz Phillips
Usually Found: Lurking around Shields Library
Can't Help: Giving involved answers to simple questions.
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2007-09-11 13:33:07 Thank you so much for identifying those trees. I have asked dozens of people about them (or that type), and nobody could give me a name. I grew up in a place where Cypress are entirely different looking, live in swamps and have knees. It is odd to move around to places with different trees. Thanks for the information. —JabberWokky
Hey, glad to help! They're officially called Cupressus sempervirens, but certain members of my family insist on calling them Dr. Seuss Trees. I know what you mean about moving...I'm from Massachusetts, where most of the plants here Just Won't Grow. —liz
2008-01-29 18:25:32 Nice picture, is that near the Quetico Provincial Park? I had a really nice time there for two weeks a few years ago, I hope to go back there someday. —NickSchmalenberger
Thanks. The photo was actually taken at Baxter State Park in Maine. I'll have to check out Quetico, though...it looks beautiful. —liz


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Mali: Timbuktu's economy at a standstill
TitleMali: Timbuktu's economy at a standstill
The massive movement of people triggered by the conflict in northern Mali has devastated the region's economy, and its agricultural production has all but ground to a halt. Tens of thousands of farmers and tradesmen in and around the city of Timbuktu are struggling to make a living.
Nearly 530,000 people have been forced from their homes in northern Mali since fighting began in March 2012, with more than 353,000 fleeing to southern and central Mali and around 175,000 seeking refuge in neighbouring countries.
Nearly a quarter of Timbuktu's 45,000 inhabitants joined the exodus. Although the security situation has slowly started to improve, inter-community tensions remain, and few of those who left the historic city have returned.
Mohammed, a cement merchant, explains his concerns: "The commodity trade (of flour, oil and sugar) has reached a standstill," he says wearily. "Every sector has been affected and many unemployed young people have now left town."
Farmers are particularly badly affected by the economic slowdown. Because the rains only last three months in northern Mali, farmers struggle to earn enough from their land and many of them adopt secondary professions, becoming masons, carpenters or cobblers. But with so many people gone, demand for their services has almost disappeared and many of them have been forced to draw from their own limited, household reserves.
The return of people to Timbuktu is being organized by a local committee that was established with support from OCHA, the Municipality of Timbuktu, the United Nations Refugee Agency and local leaders. Progress is slow. By mid-June, the International Organization for Migration had only registered about 3,400 returnees.
Next harvest at stake
The situation is also worrying for those living in areas surrounding Timbuktu, where about 50 per cent of young people have left their villages. Yehia Traoré, Director of the Timbuktu Agricultural Cooperative, is deeply concerned.
"Who will take care of the fields when the season starts?" he asks. "We have a serious labour shortage. We need machines, tractors and motorized ploughs to bridge the gap."
Before the conflict, farmers used to produce their own seeds but now they depend on international aid.
"Agriculture is on the brink of disaster," continued Traoré. "If we do not get assistance now, we will not be able to plant crops for the next season."
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization and its partners are working with groups like Traoré's to develop and implement programmes that will restart agricultural production quickly.
Yet even this is only part of the solution. Traoré insists that beyond seeds, it is extremely important for communities splintered by the conflict to begin to trust each other again so that Timbuktu's inhabitants can live together in harmony and lasting peace.
Mali's wider crisis
The situation in Timbuktu and surrounding areas is indicative of Mali's wider crisis. Throughout the country an estimated 3.5 million people are considered food insecure with 1.4 million of them in need of immediate food assistance. Approximately 660,000 children under the age of five remain at risk of acute malnutrition and Mali has the third highest child mortality rate in the world (176 per 1,000 live births).
The Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Sahel, Mr. Robert Piper, who recently concluded a visit to Mali, said he remains very concerned about the severity of the humanitarian situation and the low level of humanitarian funding.
"Warning indicators are flashing for the whole country, with people in the north being most vulnerable," he said.
As of today, only about 33 per cent of the US$410 million that humanitarian agencies need to support communities in Mali has been received. More money must be found, said Piper, "before the situation deteriorates further still."


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Anchorage, AK Real Estate
Located between the shores of Cook Inlet and the Chugach Mountains, Anchorage boasts scenic views year round. Residents of Anchorage can see Mount Mckinley, North America's highest mountain. Being so close Chugach State Park provides the city of Anchorage with wildlife such as moose, bear, beluga whales, fox, lynx, and hundreds of species of birds, from bald eagles and great horned owls to humming birds. This makes Anchorage an ideal location for those who enjoy a city life while being close to the great outdoors.
The city of Anchorage is the business hub of Alaska. A wide range of professions are found here. Workers commute from towns like Eagle River, Mat-Su, and Girdwood to their jobs in Anchorage. A tremendous school system and multiple universities are located here too. Ninety percent of Anchorage citizens hold a high school diploma and over sixty percent hold an Associate Degree or better. This allows for a thriving job market, full of creative artists and specialized workers, some of the highest wage earners per capita in the United StatesAlaska's main industries are based out of Anchorage. Alaska is a major oil producing state with headquarters housed in Anchorage. The airport, Ted Stevens International Airport is a major transportation hub and freight hub due to its strategic location between Asia, Europe, and the continental United States.
Established in 1976, a state owned corporation created a fund for future generations once oil resources were depleted. This fund, known as the Permanent Fund Dividend has grown from hundreds of thousands of dollars from its start, to approximately 42 billion dollars in 2012. Consisting of oil revenues, residents love this annual perk. The largest payout recorded being $2069.00 for every man, woman, and child.Anchorage is home to forty two percent of Alaska's population with an average age of thirty two. Only about twenty five percent of Anchorage is native born, the rest having come from other states and countries, making Anchorage a very diverse community to live in. Those who call this area home enjoy a variety of activities like hiking, skiing, boating, wonderful bike trails, year round festivals, and so much more.
A diverse culture and exciting area demands a diverse housing market. Stay within the city in single family homes, condos and townhomes, or branch out to the outlying area where homes are located on properties larger than an acre and sit nestled in Alaska's gorgeous wilderness. The real estate in Anchorage ranges from high luxury estates and condos to modest apartments, making it easy to find a home to fit the lifestyle you want. The community is an ideal place for those looking to start a new chapter in their lives and find a place to call home.


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Fliers losing faith in Boeing Dreamliner
- FAA has ordered U.S. airlines to ground Boeing 787s%2C aka Dreamliners
- Agency wants batteries to be reinspected after emergency landing in Japan
- United is the only U.S. carrier with Dreamliners in fleet%2C flying 6 of the planes
Pauline Weaver was in no hurry to get back on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner — even before federal regulators grounded the plane.
The lawyer in Fremont, Calif., liked the plane's nifty windows and roomy restrooms. But she suffered a nine-hour flight delay that delayed the start of her vacation almost two weeks ago because of a mechanical problem with the plane.
"I don't think they are unsafe, but they definitely have 'bugs,'" says Weaver, a frequent flier. "I don't want another vacation ruined or delayed because of them."
Weaver and other fliers won't have much choice now but to wait.
Late Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered U.S. airlines to ground the Dreamliners in their fleets until the lithium ion batteries on the planes could be proved reliable.
And that's likely to cast further doubts about the plane in the minds of the aircraft's ultimate judges — fliers like Weaver who say they don't want to get on board the plane again until they know it's reliable.
The FAA's action came after Japan's two largest airlines grounded their combined fleets of the aircraft for safety checks because an All Nippon Airways (ANA) plane made an emergency landing when a cockpit message showed battery problems and the crew detected a burning smell.
The 24 Dreamliners flown by ANA and Japan Airlines represent nearly half the 50 that Boeing has delivered to airlines worldwide. In a reflection of how important the plane is to Boeing, more than 800 of the planes are on order.
Air India also said it has grounded its fleet of six Boeing 787 aircraft under orders from Indian aviation authorities. Air India spokesman K. Swaminathan said that India's aviation authority directed the state airline to stop flying the Boeing planes Thursday morning as it waits for an investigation by Indian regulatory authorities to take place.
In Europe on Thursday, the European Aviation Safety Agency followed suit, ordering Boeing 787 Dreamliners planes grounded. The EASA's order applies to all European carriers flying the 787 Dreamliner. At the moment, only Polsh airline LOT flies the airplane. Earlier, Chile's LAN airlines said it would suspend flights.
The FAA's announcement came after the stock market closed for the day. But Boeing shares closed down $2.60 Wednesday, at $74.34 per share. In pre-market trades on Thursday, Boeing shares were unchanged.
The Dreamliner is Boeing's newest and most technologically advanced jet, and the company is counting heavily on its success. The plane took to the skies 15 months ago with fanfare as it's the first commercial aircraft to be made largely of lightweight carbon composites rather than conventional aluminum and steel.
Airlines around the world have jumped at the chance to buy the fuel- and cost-efficient planes, which FAA Administrator Michael Huerta has called the future of aviation.
But the Dreamliner has had problems from the start, which resulted in its being three years late in delivery. Last month, United Airlines and Qatar Airways had to divert or ground planes because of electrical issues on an aircraft that relies heavily on electricity.
Boeing has said the 787 Dreamliner's reliability is "well above 90%," which is comparable to the same point in the 777's performance.
United, which has six Dreamliners and is the only U.S. carrier flying them, must find other planes for passengers on canceled flights.
Boeing remains confident
Boeing President Jim McNerney said late Wednesday that the company is working around the clock with customers, regulators and investigators to solve the problems.
"Boeing deeply regrets the impact that recent events have had on the operating schedules of our customers and the inconvenience to them and their passengers," McNerney says. "We are confident the 787 is safe, and we stand behind its overall integrity."
Many fliers are waiting for greater assurance before they will consider the plane a reliable one to fly.
"Unfortunately, right now, the uncertainty surrounding the Dreamliner makes it a plane that isn't one that you can book and expect to fly reliably," says travel analyst Henry Harteveldt of Hudson Crossing, which advises clients on how to improve their performance in the travel and hospitality industries.
Weaver arrived on Easter Island 36 hours late for her vacation because the LAN Airlines flight Jan. 5 from Los Angeles to Lima, Peru, didn't take off for nine hours until the problem with a Dreamliner was fixed. As a result, she missed her connecting flight and was diverted to Santiago, Chile.
Frequent traveler Terry Buchen had similar concerns about the plane even before the FAA took action. Buchen, a golf-course agronomist in Williamsburg, Va., is flying Friday from Portland, Ore., to Tokyo on a Boeing 767 rather than a Dreamliner.
"If I was going to fly on a Dreamliner for this trip, I would cancel it and re-book on another flight using 'proven winner' airplanes that have a good safety record," he says.
Battery failures reported
Because of its lightweight carbon composite material, the plane saves airlines jet fuel. Passengers like the airy cabins, large windows and higher humidity in the plane because that reduces the effects of jet lag.
But the plane also requires the use of greater electricity and thus needs the lithium ion batteries to power it.
The battery failures in Japan and Boston resulted in heat damage and smoke on the planes, according to FAA. In Boston, it took firefighters 40 minutes to put out the fire.
"These conditions, if not corrected, could result in damage to critical systems and structures, and the potential for fire in the electrical compartment," the FAA said.
Investigators from the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are working with their Japanese counterparts to determine the cause of both battery problems.
"In addition to the continuing review of the aircraft's design, manufacture and assembly, the agency also will validate that 787 batteries and the battery system on the aircraft are in compliance with the special condition the agency issued as part of the aircraft's certification," the FAA said.
Batteries aren't the plane's only problem. The FAA and Boeing announced a comprehensive review of the plane Friday because of a series of incidents:
On Jan. 8, a fuel leak on a Japan Airlines Dreamliner flight to Tokyo was detected before takeoff from Boston's Logan International Airport.
On Jan. 11, cracks were spotted in the cockpit window of a Dreamliner flown by All Nippon Airways from Tokyo to Matsuyama airport in Japan. The jet landed safely, but was grounded for repairs.
Also on Jan. 11, another ANA flight from Miyazaki, Japan, to Tokyo was delayed because of a minor oil leak from a generator in the plane's left engine. The flight arrived safely.
For now, some fliers are waiting on the sidelines.
Take Mark Isenberg of Oldsmar, Fla., for instance. He said he "would love to" get aboard the plane for the first time "once all the bugs are ironed out."
"It's obvious that this plane has had its difficulties from the beginning," Isenberg said. "I do realize that most new products have issues in the beginning. However, where lives could be at risk, it behooves Boeing to make sure."


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My Fall Fashion Obsession
I'm not a fashion blogger. I don't talk about what I wear and what I love, but... I do love clothes. And shoes. And accessories. And call me silly, but I love listening to and reading "normal" people and what and how they put their wardrobes together more than I do fashion bloggers because I feel like the fashion bloggers are a little too out there, and I'd rather find items that I'd wear and that fit me.
So this week, Jessica McFadden of A Parent in America asks the #VlogMom question:
What are your favorite fall/winter fashion items, either already in your closet or on your shopping wish list?
And my heretofore unknown boot obsession comes to light.... But I need your help, too!


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The Fred Rogers Company will keep hearts warm with a special half-hour episode of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, titled "Neighbor Day," which is set to premiere nationwide this Labor Day on PBS Kids.
The "Neighbor Day" special aims to show preschoolers that doing something nice for their neighbors can be a rewarding experience that promotes additional acts of kindness and makes them feel good about themselves—a message very important to the beloved children's entertainment pioneer Fred Rogers.
This Labor Day also marks the first birthday of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, as characters Daniel Tiger, O the Owl, Katerina Kittycat, and Miss Elaina, first met children and families from coast-to-coast one year ago. The special episode will air September 2.


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26/11 film has changed me: RGV
Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma has finished shooting for his movie 'The Attacks of 26/11', and says the film, based on the Mumbai terror strike, has changed him as a person
'Just took the last shot of the massacre at CST (Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus) station and with this, the film is completely done. Kasab and his fellow terrorist Ismail had killed nearly 65 people at the CST station and injured hundreds more,' Varma tweeted.
Varma admits the film has changed the way he looks at people now. 'If the reel horror was looking so gruesome while I was shooting, I can't even begin to imagine how gruesome the real horror was,' he wrote. 'The 26/11 film has changed me as a person in terms of my changed understanding of both human nobilities and also their evils,' he posted.
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First it was putting kale into everything, then quinoa for days, then it was on to the smoothies. Now, I have a new obsession – juicing.
I know, I know, another kitchen gadget?! Our kitchen is small enough, that it's been hard to find the space for all my appliances between the mixer, the blender, the toaster, the french press, etc. etc. etc. But I do love a good gastronomic trend, and I found a pretty inexpensive juicer with great ratings. Juicing really isn't as bougie as it sounds, and honestly doing it at home is MUCH cheaper than those crazy-expensive juice bars. Plus, you can be 100% sure what you're making is fresh and high quality, based on the ingredients you're using.
Juicing is great because it takes the nutrients from the fresh and vegetables, and puts them in a form that is very easily digestible by your system. Plus, even the green juices loaded with spinach taste yummy when combined with an apple and some ginger.
I've played around with a bunch of fruit and juice combinations, and wanted to share with you three of my favorites, along with my ridiculous names I've decided to give them as of 5 minutes ago:
Magenta Explosion
- 1 beet
- 1 medium apple
- 1/2 cucumber
- 4-5 strawberries
- 1 inch piece of peeled ginger
Quiet Orange Sunrise
- 1 navel orange
- 1 medium apple
- 1/2 cucumber
- 1 medium carrot
Lean Green Machine
- 2 cups spinach
- 1/2 cucumber
- 1 apple
- 1 peeled lemon
- 1 inch piece of peeled ginger
I think my favorite thing about these juices is their color- how freakin' gorgeous are these drinks?
Do you have any favorite juicing combinations? I'm always looking for more!
Happy juicing 🙂