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Hurricane – I Can Be Prepared Expo
Free Hurricane Expo!
Saturday, June 1, 2013
10 a.m. to 3 p .m.
Seminole Towne Center Mall
200 Towne Center Circle • Sanford, FL 32771
* Free Flashlights *
*Free First Aid Kits * Free Bike Helmets * And MORE!!!*
Register To Win:
* A Husky Generator * Weather Radios *
* A Backstage Tour of the News 13 Weather Studio *
* Kid's Zone!!*
* Emergency Management Experts *
* Free Hurricane Event Guide! *
* Meet some of Florida's native wildlife including alligators, snakes, hedgehogs and more! *
* Visit the Bright House Interactive Area and have your picture taken as a meteorologist!
* Meet News 13′s Meteorologists!
The I Can Be Prepared – Hurricane Expo is a free, entertaining and informative event for the entire community. There will be dozens of vendors on display, representing private companies and government agencies, to take the mystery out of storm season preparation and make the homework for family disaster planning a little easier.
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Meet Channel 13′s Meteorologist!
Dave Cocchiarella – 11AM-1PM
Jeff Day – 12PM – 2PM
Ali Turiano – 1PM-3PM
Storm Season 2013 – Count on Bright House Networks and News 13
News 13 gives you the earliest warning of severe weather to keep you and your family safe with coverage around the clock. Count on weather every ten minutes with Weather on the 1's delivering 144 forecasts a day. Backed by the power of Digital Doppler X3 with advanced 3D technology and street level tracking. News 13 is an exclusive product of Bright House Networks.
Stop by the News 13 booth and say hello to our meteorologists and enter a raffle for a behind the scenes tour of the News 13 station.
Join MIX 105.1 and Centra Care Safety Safari on Saturday June 1st from 10a-3p at the Seminole Towne Center Mall for the Hurricane Be Prepared Expo…..Children will have the opportunity to win a free bike helmet, while supplies last so come early.
Centra Care and MIX 105.1 want to keep your children safe.
Add peace of mind to your life with AAA protection. For over 100 years we've been providing Protection on the Road. We can also provide Security at Home with financially stable companies from AAA Insurance Agency to cover your home, auto and more. As part of a Florida organization with a 60-year history of insuring Floridians, we understand the unique challenges that Florida homeowners face. Don't for get about AAA Travel & Financial Services as well. For more information contact us at AAA.com/Heathrow or (407) 444-4240.
Flooding and tornadoes and extreme winds, oh my! It's hurricane season, so come visit your local National Weather Service for information on Central Florida threats.
The Sanford Fire Department welcomes its citizens to the June 1st Hurricane Expo, at Seminole Towne Center Mall. The Firefighters of the Sanford Fire Department look forward to meeting with you inside the mall and educate our citizens on the practical aspects of how your family should prepare for hurricanes.
The Sanford Fire Department will also have a Fire Truck display outside the mall for children to ask questions and learn about fire safety.
The City of Sanford Police Department will have a number of police vehicles on site for kids to come and see! The Explorers will also be providing McGruff the Crime Dog and have information on their program.
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and generosity of the American public. The American Red Cross Mid-Florida Region responds to an average of 3 home fires per day. To learn more, please visit www.redcross.org/mid-florida or call 407-894-4141. Connect with us at www.facebook.com/redcrossmidflorida and on Twitter @RedCrossMidFL.
As the economy continues to affect local residents, 102 JAMZ and The Pendas Law Firm are uniting to FEED ORLANDO. Many children and families are going hungry and while many find charity within themselves during the holidays, this problem is not solved outside of those times. With your non-perishable donations, today and everyday, we will make a difference. Year round, we will distribute food to local families in need via our distribution partner – Bread of Life Fellowship.
The Division of Emergency Management is Florida's disaster response agency. The Division works to ensure that Florida is prepared to respond to emergencies, recover from them, and mitigate against their impacts. As 2012 marked the 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Andrew, and its impacts to our State, all Floridians should take the opportunity to review and update their family disaster plans. It is also important to create and maintain a well-stocked emergency supply kit- including at least enough food, water, and medication for each family member for 3-5 days. For more information, and to use the online tool to create your kit and plan, please visit http://www.FloridaDisaster.org
Every new Orlando Sentinel home delivered subscription is eligible to receive a special gift, such as a comic umbrella or gift card to one of your favorite local stores.
Florida Public Utilities Company (FPUC) has provided energy to homes and businesses throughout Florida since 1924. And while the company's commitment to providing safe, reliable, fairly priced energy remains the same after 88 years, its ability to do so has been ever evolving.
Meet the Seminole County Sheriff's Office crime prevention team and learn more about how to safeguard your home, your property and your family!
Visit the Home Depot booth and register to win a Husky Generator so you can be prepared for the upcoming hurricane season!
Learn to prepare your kitchen, refrigerator and freezer for a storm and learn to plan for preparing gourmet meals for your family when you have no power or minimal power
The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society (LMARS)is Seminole County's and the surrounding area's oldest organization for amateur radio operators (Hams). Neighborhood HamWatch (NHW) is a national service program originated and sponsored by LMARS for Hams who wish to voluntarily help their neighbors during periods of extended power outages that usually follow severe storm damage by relaying information to and from their neighborhoods and local government emergency managers, and providing amateur radio based email service for neighbors who wish to send short messages to out of state relatives confirming there surviving status. When all else fails, amateur radio works.
We look forward to the opportunity to inform the public about our free and voluntary service programs, encourage folks to become amateur radio operators, and solicit those who are already Hams to participate in our service programs.
Harvest Time International is a Non-Profit Organization meeting the needs of children and families worldwide. More than 20,000,000 people have been served since 1991.
"We are a home improvements and furnishings club. We carry everything for in and around your home and wholesale prices."
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. It's ministry is motivated by the love of God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. They are committed to serving in disasters when ever they arise.
The award winning k12 program is available as an online, tuition free public school option for Florida students in grades K through 12. Now accepting enrollments.
Find out more at www.K12.com/radio
"The SPCA of Central is the local Humane Society for Orange, Osceola and Seminole County. We provide temporary shelter for homeless animals and a great adoption program. We also provide a low cost full service veterinary practice."
The Seminole County Health Department is a subsidiary of the State of Florida Department of Health with a local, county and state commitment. During times of natural or man-made disasters and emergencies, our Public Health Preparedness Office works to ensure that essential public health services continue to serve the community.
Therma Seal Insulation, Installers of the best roof hurricane protection available. Make your roof the strongest part of the house in a storm.
The Seminole County ARES/RACES Group, when directly requested for assistance in emergency situations by county agencies, supports these county agencies by providing organized Amateur Radio communications.
Provide information to Seminole County residents on available programs including assistance with home purchase, security/utility deposits, temporary rent/mortgage assistance, roof/electrical/plumbing/HVAC repair, training scholarship, day camp, dental assistance, & veterans' benefits.
The Doctors of Elevation Health have been helping people across the country for over 20 years with everything from Autism, ADHD, Heart Disease, Allergies, Diabetes and more. Our system of Health involves 4 key steps; function, nutrition, education and fitness.
For more information, please visit our website at www.elevationhealth.com , or call 407-333-2277
Sam's club is offering a $10 or $25 dollar gift card and gift bag for anybody who wants to sign up or renew their membership.
2-1-1 – United Way's free 24-hour hotline— links people in need with assistance from more than 3,000 local health and human service programs.
For More Information, Visit www.hfuw.org
Since the 1970′s, Sun Surfaces of Orlando has offered the best in decorative concrete work in Central Florida . We use Sundek products to transform raw concrete into a work of art. We are the original decorative concrete company!
Visit: http://www.decorativeconcreteorlando.com/
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The 10 Best Lunches to Try This Weekend
Enjoy a hot and hearty sandwich for lunch, griddled until toasty or piled high with pastrami, grilled steak, cheese, or roasted vegetables. Choose from Reubens, slow-cooker pulled pork, sloppy joes, cheesesteak, Monte Cristos, eggplant Parmesan, and much more.
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Good Grief.... Summer is just about over... Where did it go????
Shapley wrote:We weathered the storms yesterday quite well. Nearing the end of what has been a mostly uneventful year, tornadoes roared through the are in a very narrow path, passing our area by staying mostly along the Ohio River. By the time the warnings sounded, the rain and the wind had passed us, the Sun was shining and the sky was blue above my house, but dark stormy clouds were just south of us, hanging over the fields just below us.
My brother-in law lives less than an hour away, to our southeast, and he experienced the same in reverse, with the storm clouds passing North of him. We did not see the funnel clouds nor tornadoes, but they apparently passed quite near.
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GAME ON Rocks!
Once again, the gaming event Just for Teens, GAME ON, was a hit. We had a great turn out last time. The new Guitar Hero III and the ever popular Super Smash Brothers Melee drew the biggest crowds. The Wii players were also getting a workout with the classic Wii Sports. Many of the Teens also had a good time trying their hand at Ultimate Alliance on the Wii. A few teens even brought their own games in to share and play on some of the GameCube and X Box systems. Everyone must have enjoyed the free popcorn and drinks because only the kernels were left!
You wanna play? You're in luck. The next gaming event is coming up soon. The Norman Public Library will host its next GAME ON Saturday, February 2, 2008. We play from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. Check the online calendar for other future dates and other Teen events.
There is no registration required. Just show up, hang out and have fun. Oh, and if you think you have what it takes, you're always welcome challenge the Teen Librarian to round of Wii Boxing - she's still waiting for a real challenge!


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-Sydney, Australia
-Cruise the Coast of Australia
-Brisbane, Australia
-Whitsunday Island, Australia
-Townsville, Australia
-Cairns, Australia
-Cooktown, Australia
-Cruise the Arafura Sea
-Darwin, Australia
-Cruise the Timor Sea
-Komodo, Indonesia
-Bali (Benoa), Indonesia
-Cruise the Java Sea
-Semarang, Indonesia
-Cruise the Indian Ocean
-Cruise the South China Sea
-Sihanoukville, Cambodia
-Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand
-Cruise the Gulf of Thailand
-Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam
-Cruise the Coast of Vietnam
-Da Nang, Vietnam
-Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam
-Hong Kong, China
-Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan
-Okinawa (Naha), Japan
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-Shanghai, China
-Cruise the Kanmon Strait
-Hiroshima, Japan
-Kyoto (Kobe), Japan
-Cruise the Pacific Ocean
-Seoul (Inchon), South Korea
-Dalian, China
-Beijing (Tianjin), China
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-Xiamen, China
-Ko Samui, Thailand
-Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia
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-Phuket, Thailand
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-Galle, Sri Lanka
-Colombo, Sri Lanka
-Cochin, India
-New Mangalore, India
-Goa (Mormugao), India
-Mumbai (Bombay), India
-Muscat (Port Qaboos), Oman
-Dubai, United Arab Emirates
-Cruise the Arabian Sea
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-Petra (Aqaba), Jordan
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-Jerusalem (Haifa), Israel
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-Cruise the Strait of Gibralter
-Seville (Cádiz), Spain
-Lisbon, Portugal
-Oporto, Portugal
-La Coruña, Spain
-Bilbao, Spain
-Bordeaux, France
-Cruise the Bay of Biscay and English Channel
-Paris (Honfleur), France
-London (Southampton), England
Brisbane, the third largest city in Australia, is the state capital of Queensland and the most populous city of Queensland. The settlement grew from an original penal colony, established in 1825. Free settlers were permitted in 1842 and Queensland was proclaimed a separate colony in 1859. Due to its growing live music scene, Brisbane was nominated as one of the Top 5 International Music Hotspots by Billboard magazine in 2007.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
What better way to gain the most from your Brisbane visit than to see an exciting crocodile show!
Boarding your coach, you will travel approximately one hour from Brisbane for a visit at Australia Zoo, home to TV's late Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, and often referred to as the ultimate zoo experience. As you arrive, friendly staff from Australia Zoo will greet you and escort you to the star attraction and highlight of the Zoo, the famous Croc Show. This show will entertain as well as educate you to the ways of the Crocodile, all in a manner that will be sure to have you laughing, clapping and hollering "Crikey!"
Plenty of free time will be provided to further explore the zoo and its inhabitants at your own pace. Perhaps you'll want to hand feed the red and grey kangaroos in their open range encounter, or spend time at the koala enclosure getting to know these cuddly creatures up-close. A photo taken with an adorable koala will no doubt serve as a lifelong memento of your visit. Kangaroo feed and Koala photo are optional and not included in the tour price.
Please note: Comfortable walking shoes, sun hat, sun glasses and sun screen are recommended. The Crocodile show is a scheduled performance. The order of sights visited may vary and the itinerary may be reversed. This tour does not operate with a separate guide, but rather with a driver/guide.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
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Former St. Henry, Ohio State and NFL quarterback Bob Hoying acknowledges the Ohio Stadium crowd on Saturday during a halftime ceremony honoring the newest inductees to the Ohio State Varsity "O" Hall of Fame.
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COLUMBUS - Few Halls of Fame in college sports carry the same clout as the Ohio State Varsity "O" Association Hall of Fame, which this weekend in Columbus, held its induction ceremony. Among the 12 former Buckeye greats enshr . . .
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Teaser Tuesday 2/16 Brava, Valentine
Great teaser for today!!
The most magical thing happened on the morning of my grandmother's wedding in Tuscany. It snowed. -- Brava, Valentine by Adriana Trigiani.
I have 5 copies of Brava to give away! Please comment with your teaser and say you like to enter.
By the way, it's snowing where I live this morning! Again.
Thanks to HarperCollins and Adriana.
Teaser Tuesdays is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of Should Be Reading. Anyone can play along! Just do the following:
- Grab your current read
- Open to a random page
- Share two (2) "teaser" sentences from somewhere on that page
BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn't give too much away! You don't want to ruin the book for others!)
- Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!
What is your TT today? Don't forgot to enter for the giveaway!
my Teaser
Luke holds her hand. She bends to kiss his face. The noises around me are nebulous now. Into the dusk the three forms move, merging wtih others wandering at this hour. Soon they are lost, and I too turn away. An Equal Music by Vikram Seth
No more snow - I am ready for spring. I commented on an earlier post, but I ran out to buy Very Valentine when I read your blog. Put me in the running for the give away please.
What a wonderful teaser! I'd
What a wonderful teaser!
I'd love for a chance to win this book!
Teaser Tuesday
Great teaser! I've heard some good things about this book. Sign me up for the giveaway please. :-)
Tuesday Teaser
Great teaser! I have this book to read and can't wait to get to it!!
Awesome teaser! Please enter
Awesome teaser! Please enter me! http://www.englishmajorjunkfood.com/2010/02/teaser-tuesday-feb-16.html
Don't enter me because I like
Don't enter me because I like to read series in order, but I do love that teaser, and the cover too.
It was snowing in London yesterday - just a few flakes though, so no magical effect!
Great teaser, and thanks for
Great teaser, and thanks for visiting my blog!
Teaser Tuesday
Here is my teaser:
For the dectective, the "Case of the Pressed Flowers" has been nagging at him for years-his last, unsolved, and frustrating case. The situation was doubly absurd because after spending literally thousands of hours brooding, on duty and off, he could not say beyond doubt that a crime had indeed been committed.
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson
I would love to win a copy of this book. I have read all of her other books and loved every one of them.
Great teaser! I'd love to win
Great teaser! I'd love to win a copy of this book :)
It's not snowing where I am this morning, but I'm okay with that!
What a magical teaser. I want
What a magical teaser. I want to read more!!
Here's the link to mine:
Please enter me in the contest for this book. It looks like a great read! Thanks :)
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Teaser & giveaway
I love the sound of this book! Yes, please can you enter me? Thank you.
Thanks for stopping by my teaser.
lol..it just started snowing
lol..it just started snowing here like 5 minutes ago...Here's Mine
teaser tuesday
I read Brava Valentine last week and LOVED it!
teaser tuesday
You're right, that's a fantastic teaser! The book definitely sounds intriguing--count me in for the contest, please! (And hey, it's snowing where I am too!)
My Teaser Tuesday is about a book just coming out today, and can be found over at bookwanderer!
I've never read any Adriana
I've never read any Adriana Trigiani but I've heard such wonderful things and I loved your teaser. Please enter me in the contest and thanks for hosting the giveaway.
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The UDW+ Program will gradually replace the existing UDW architecture, which currently supports NYU reporting, with a flexible and integrated architecture that is more intuitive to the business users for ad hoc reporting and analytics*.
* Financial reporting has transitioned from Brio to UDW+ as of October 31st, 2013. Brio is no longer accessible for Financial Standard Reports or Financial Ad Hoc Reports (with the exception of a few departments and individuals). Please login to UDW+ for all your Financial Reporting needs.
Each project under the UDW+ Program is being rolled-out in a staggered approach to ensure a smooth transition. The rollout plan for each school and division is customized in partnership with the school or division's reporting representatives. Beginning with Core Users who certified the data, then Beta Users who tested the data, to Super Users who have been selected from each school/division to become in-house experts in the reporting data, business processes and system use, to Department Users, and so on, until all of the reporting users have transitions to UDW+.
The first project under the UDW+ Program is Financial Reporting and Analytics. This projectl impacts the entire financial reporting community, consisting of approximately 2,500 users. Anyone who has used Brio for financial reporting must have transitioned to UDW+ as of October 31st, 2013.
Deans, Department Heads, Principal Investigators, Grant Administrators, Fiscal Officers, executive leadership, and many others collaborated to design a variety of Financial Dashboards and Reports tailored to meet the needs and requirements of groups throughout the university.
To address specifc needs of a school/division, advanced financial reporting users have the ability to create and share custom ad hoc reports. Ad hoc reports can be created with basic and complex analysis, adding graphs, formatting reports, as well as other advanced functions of the reporting tool.
The Departmental Metrics Dashboard profiles a department's academic resources and activities for the department chair, the dean, and their support staff.
The academic units currently included are the Arts and Sciences science departments, the Courant Institute, Dentistry, Nursing, and within the Steinhardt School Applied Psychology and the Department of Food, Nutrition and Public Health. Two institutes closely associated with those departments are also included: the Institute for Human Development and Social Change and the Institute for Education and Social Policy. Although NYU Polytechnic and the School of Medicine are also among the Nine Points of Science they are not included in the initial dashboard because their data are not integrated.
The Departmental Metrics Dashboard is available to the chair of each included department, department staff authorized by the chair, the department's dean and authorized dean's office staff.
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If you haveĀthree or more of these factors, you are said to have metabolic syndrome:
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High blood pressure, or 130/85 mmHg or greater
High blood sugar that is classified as prediabetes, 100 mgĀ to 125 mg/dL, or diabetes, 126 mg/dL or casual blood sugar greater than 200 mg/dL
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, if you have metabolic syndrome, you are two times more likely to have develop heart disease. Your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is five times greater if you have metabolic syndrome.
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Yet there's good news. Lifestyle changes can prevent or reverse some of these risk factors, if you are among the 35 percent of adults who already hasĀmetabolic syndrome.
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The highlight of the tour for me was enjoying the hospitality of a village farming family on their farm, surrounded by glorious countryside. The grandmother of the family gave us some of the best food I have ever had and we were so warmly welcomed and looked after by the whole family. True Turkish generosity.
How Was Your Explore Tour Leader
Ozan, our tour leader was exceptionally knowledgeable about all of the sites and locations we visited. We had great fun as he was very entertaining and we shared some fantastic meals out and stories. He really looked after us all and made our holiday so memorable and enjoyable.
What Tips Would You Give To Someone Else Booking This Tour
Pack loose cotton clothing for the very hot weather. Also, a parasol or umbrella would be very useful as many of the ancient sited are open and the sun is very strong.
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Thank you for yet another wonderful, memorable holiday.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
We waited outside the entrance to Ephesos for the gates to open - great to be the first to enter and we saw much of the site before the tourists from 5 cruise ships arrived. This is typical with Explore ......... and much appreciated! It was also good to see 2 unexcavated sites at Alinda and Pinara, with no other people present. Seeing turtles swimming in the wild at both Dalyan and Fethiye was a dream come true. Food was generally not expensive and the fresh fish was delicious.
How was your Explore Tour Leader?
Tim was most enthusiastic about his home country (Turkey) and full of information - always smiling!
What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
Be aware that the activity rating of 2 is fine for most of the trip, but both young and older members of our group had problems managing the steep slopes and long flights of steep and uneven steps to fully access some of the sites. October is an excellent time of year to do this trip; the temperature was in the high 20's and the sun shone, but it was not overbearingly hot.
Do you have anything else to add?
I can't wait to go back to Turkey for a chance to see more of this lovely country. I have my eye on the "Asia Minor Explorer" trip.
What was the highlight or most memorable moment of your tour?
I had a great time on this tour. The highlight for me was visiting the site of Alinda - we were the only people there and it is a truely beautiful place. What I especially liked was the chance to see a 2500 year old archaeological site that hadn't been excavated or restored - it was just what had survived the ravages of time (quite a lot has survived).
How was your Explore Tour Leader?
Tim, our tour leader, was excellent. He was enthusiastic and very knowledgable. He made sure was had a fun and memorable holiday.
What tips would you give to someone else booking this tour?
On this tour, we did a lot of walking around on rough surfaces. A sturdy and comfortable pair of shoes is defeintely recommended.
Do you have anything else to add?
I really appreciated the small single supplement for this tour.


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I have just downloaded RAW 6.7 and PS5 will now see and open my files.
BUT LR3 will not
Any suggestions or do I just have to wait and not use LR3 until a version for that arrives.
I am running these on an iMac (1 yr old) The computer also does not have a RAW update for this camera.
Lightroom 3 is now officially out of production and is no longer officially supported by Adobe. That means that if it will not open your raw files it never will. You have two choices, basically. You can upgrade to Lightroom 4, or you can use the latest DNG converter to create digital negative copies of your raw images. Those DNG files will be usable in Lightroom 3.
But from what I read LR4 does not have Raw 6.7. When LR4 was released RAW 6.7 was released for CS5. I cannot find any mention of 6.7 for Lightroom anyway.
Lightroom does NOT use the Camera Raw plug-in. All of that technology is built into the Lightroom program. The only way you get added support for additional cameras in Lightroom is to download the Lightroom updates that are made available. Lightroom 3.6 is the last version of the 3.x series, and it will be necessary for you to purchase a paid upgrade to get any additional support. And it may take an additional update or two before your camera is supported.
I have just had this reply from Adobe to the question "Just purchased the new Canon 5D MkIII But Lightroom 3 does not support the RAW file format. CS5 has a release which will open them there. Have you any idea when LR3 will have its update?"
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Very soon. In the meantime, Download the DNG Converter 6.7 here:http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/cameraraw6-7.html
But Photoshop CS5 is still the current official release of that product. Lightroom 4 has been released. Lightroom 3 is no longer a product that Adobe is working on as far as I am aware. You can wait, and hope, and beg. You "might" get something in the form of an update, but I seriously doubt that will ever happen. As far as Adobe is concerned, Lightroom 3 is obsolete. Adobe has moved on, and I suspect that is just what you're going to have to do too.
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Lightroom 3 is no longer a product that Adobe is working on as far as I am aware.
That's basically correct however, both ACR and LR have to stay in step, so, I would expect to see a LR 3.7 when ACR 6.7 is released in final form.The same thing happened when the final version of LR 2 was updated to match the final version of ACR for CS4. Both .7 versions as I recall.
Lightroom 3.6 is the last update available for Lightroom 3. Going forward, new camera support will only be added to Lightroom "4.x" releases.
Tom Hogarty
I stand corrected...sorry I misspoke.
So, now that we know LR4.x Do we know when? Nothing like spending $3500 and having no place to go for your work flow...
If you download the DNG 6.7 Converter beta, you'll be able to convert the 5DMIII files to DNG and use in the current LR/ACR versions.
Lightroom 4.1 RC1 will allow you to open and edit Canon 5D MkIII images without conversion to DNG. It can be downloaded from http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom4-1/
I understand that 4 will open my files and thanks.
However having only bought LR3 about 2 weeks before LR4 came out I am as you might understand somewhat annoyed that Apple would totally abandon LR3 within minutes of LR4 launch as has been implied here.
AND it will cost me another £50 to upgrade to LR4
Adobe not Apple, and if you bought from Adobe, not eBay or somewhere like that, you can try calling Customer Service and see if they will give you LR4 for free. I think others have said they did this.
Yes they will send you the latest upgrade if you just purchased it and it came out a few weeks later... I had the whole CS5 Creative Suite Master collection and they came out with the 5.5 and sent me the entire new program... They are very generous that way, you just need to ask! And as far as the software not working, I too have the 5D Mkiii and it is frustrating, but Canon (or the camera manufacture) is the one that changes things and Adobe has to try and keep up! A lot of new cameras hit the market in the last month or so, as did their new software, and they are working on CS6... Kudos to the developers to getting fixes out this fast! Thanks Adobe:-}
Thanks for that information Shutterbugzz but who do I write to. All the connections where i try to write to them seem to either lead to a 'paid' help or want order numbers. I bought my copy throught Amazon. Evry which way i went to try and put my original question also ran into the same problem
Any help would be appreciated.
While "Amazon" may be an Adobe reseller, other retailers on that are part of the Amazon Marketplace are not legit Adobe resellers. When you say you purchased via Amazon, which "Amazon" was it?
Amazon EU itself.
You might try a customer service chat or phone number, if such a thing exists in the Euro version of Adobe's website. Assuming Amazon EU is a legit Adobe reseller, then Adobe should be able to find records of the order that's been transmitted to them along with the serial number information.
Well we do have one other option. That is, we can just not use Lightroom anymore, be as loyal to Adobe as Adobe is to their customers, and focus our workflow on Aperture instead of Lightroom. There's an option! If Photoshop can open 5D Mk III files, and DNG Converter can open Mk III files, there is no reason why Lightroom 3 cannot. This is a dirty tactic to force people to upgrade. I'm highly disappointed in Adobe over this. Frankly I can't believe there aren't more peopel in an uproar over this injustice.
My guess: It's just not worth it to them (Adobe) to continue supporting new cameras in legacy versions of Lightroom. But, I could be wrong...
I mean: switch to Aperture if you prefer it, or you really believe in your cause..., but to me it would be like cutting off my nose to spite my face - YMMV.
Reminder: Lr4 is a $79 upgrade, not $790.
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This is a dirty tactic to force people to upgrade. I'm highly disappointed in Adobe over this. Frankly I can't believe there aren't more peopel in an uproar over this injustice.
The reality is that camera support has to be added, it doesn't just fall from the sky. It's Adobe's policy to offer free updates to currently shipping products. When the 5D MIII came out, Adobe had released Lightroom 4 and 3.x was end of lifed. Could they upgrade 3.x for new cameras? Sure, but it's not a simple thing to ask...it would require having two code branches alive and active at once, one for 3.x and one for 4.x. Adobe made the policy decision that's a waste of dev resources...
If you want to use a 5D MIII in Lightroom 3.x, you can...Adobe offers the free DNG Converter which can create DNGs that are compatible all the way back to ACR 2.4 in Photoshop CS and Lightroom 1.
The other part of this story you don't seem to grasp is who is really at fault here? Adobe for not providing backwards compatibility to old versions of software or the camera companies that refuse to ahere to any raw file format standards...if they adopted a standard file format such as DNG, new cameras would automatically be suppored by older software...to want to complain? Go complain to the camera companies...
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...it would require having two code branches alive and active at once, one for 3.x and one for 4.x. Adobe made the policy decision that's a waste of dev resources...
If I were a member of the Lightroom development team, I would be ecstatic about this decision. I hate having to maintain mutiple code branches just so a relatively few users can avoid a relatively small upgrade fee.
Come on people! - Lr4/PV2012 is the cat's meow... - why in the world would you want a spankin' new camera and then use inferior software to process the raws from it - I just don't get it...
Does Apple Aperture only come in one version, or are all version upgrades free, or does the very first version of Aperture support the 5D.3 perhaps because the support is built in to the OS instead of a particular product, or why is Apple's upgrade and camera support policy preferable to Adobe's?
Quote "Does Apple Aperture only come in one version, or are all version upgrades free, or does the very first version of Aperture support the 5D.3 perhaps because the support is built in to the OS instead of a particular product, or why is Apple's upgrade and camera support policy preferable to Adobe's?"
I have only used Mac's for about 2 years. I bought Aperture 3 so I presume at one point there was a 1 and 2. So far any updates have been free. Apple also alows you to put the same programme (for free) onto another machine registered to you once you have purchased it on one machine. If there are plans for Aperure 4 then I haven't read any on the rumour market.
I have had the updates for 5D3 from Apple for the OS and for Aperture separately.
I finally gave in and Purchased LR4
Today i loaded Canons EOS Utility for the camera. Then I did an expeiment. I connected Laptop and Camera using the USB. I fired off a load of shots both remotely and using the camera trigger and recorded all onto the hard drive using EOS Utility.
The I set Aperture to Tethered and shot and saved some frames.
Then I set up LR4 and set it to remote capture .......... and nothing happens. The Remote / Tethered bar comes up, says the Camera is present - hit the trigger and .... keeps saying BUSY and will not take a picture. LR3 would not remote take pictures either if tethered to to my 1DsMkII with USB, it would only work with Firewire.
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I bought Aperture 3 so I presume at one point there was a 1 and 2. So far any updates have been free.
I'm "sure" *major* upgrades of Aperture are not free - I think that was ssprengel's point.
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I finally gave in and Purchased LR4
Why? Which one do you use for raw conversion and editing?? (both???)
LR4 as I had been using it since LR1 on a windows machine and was well used to the way it works.
So why did i buy Aperture? Because it had a feature that the version of LR I had didn't have, but now I would say LR4 is way out in front.
eyeLINEphotography wrote:
So why did i buy Aperture? Because it had a feature that the version of LR I had didn't have, but now I would say LR4 is way out in front.
Please forgive if I'm prying, but would you mind sharing which feature, and in what way you consider Lr4 out in front now?
I down loade the 7.1 converter and it still cannot reconize the Raw files from my Mk III
ACR 7.1 does work with 5D.3 files, so something is either wrong with the files, or you're not actually using the ACR 7.1 that you downloaded and should have installed. ACR 7.1 only works with CS6.
In PS, if you do Help / About Plug-in… / Camera Raw… what version does it report, and do you see more than one entry for Camera Raw?
The Adobe DNG Converter is a stand-alone application. Version 7.1 does support that camera. What you need to do is launch the Adobe DNG Converter 7.1 and, from within that application, point it to a folder containing your raw files.
Plaese note that it works on folders only, not on individual files.
Within the Adobe DNG Converter 7.1 just select the FOLDER where the files reside and click Convert (or whatever the interface says at that point).
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All I do is make a new layer and use a white marker with some 80%-100% density, it's that simple.
And yes, definitely! It's great practice and you'll get to try something new- drawing cute stuff.
Amazing as always :P the hair style is brilliant by the way xD how do you put those reflection bands into your drawing? When ever I try it with SAi I just get blurs and it looks terrible :/
Also think it's worth my time trying to enter into that swimsuit thing?
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All I do is make a new layer and use a white marker with some 80%-100% density, it's that simple.
And yes, definitely! It's great practice and you'll get to try something new- drawing cute stuff.
Random GB thing, first time I actually got this camera angle right!
this is cute! the perspective is great. it looks a bit odd though that her eyes and mouth are clearly outlined and the rest of her body has a sort of soft water colour-y feel.
Yeah you should either outline it or decrease the intensity (for lack of a better word) on the mouth at least, maybe not so much the eyes but that is just stylistic thing xD
It looks brilliant from the angle you chose and is incredibly cute i'm really looking forward to your next addition
Yeah you guys are right, it does look awkward.
Anywho, I have TONS of character ideas, so here's Vix!
Cool pose is from PoseManiacs, I figured I could use some practice with dynamic poses.
She is based on the Teumessian Fox (also known as the Cadmean Vixen), a fox that was destined to never be caught. I will also draw a character based on it's opposite counterpart, Laelaps, the dog that is destined to always catch it's pray. Both are from the same Greek mythology tale which I really loved
I'm experimenting with her outfit/hairstyle in the meantime, before I do the lineart and color, any suggestions would be awesome.
Opinions? Critiques?
I don't see anything outstanding just awesomeness however there appears to be a lack of trousers/skirt/etc, I look forward to seeing it coloured
It's a nice design, but her right leg is too short compared to the left and her head is too small compared to her body.
this is cool! her feet appear to be too small and thin for her body+ what gaff said. also, her dress looks cool, but maker it longer could increase the dynamisim of the drawing.
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Yes, that slavery.
Put another way, this premise says Southerners hailing from counties ruled by plantation economies in the days of Lincoln are more likely to resemble our aforementioned Southerners in the days of Obama. Once an adherent to white-only rule and black inferiority, always an adherent to white-only rule and black inferiority, it goes.
This isn't my premise (thank the Lord). It comes from researchers at the University of Rochester who boldly claim to have broken new ground about the political world in which we Southerners live.
I'm trying to be nice.
They wrote: "Slavery continues to affect how Southern whites identify politically, how they feel about race-coded policy issues, and how they perceive African Americans."
And they wrote: "Our core hypothesis is that the more conservative nature of the Black Belt is in part a direct consequence of the historical prevalence of slavery in this area. We are motivated by an emerging literature showing that the historical legacy of slavery can be felt today in other contexts."
And they wrote: "We hypothesize that the abolition slavery in 1865 was a cataclysmic event that undermined Southern whites' political and economic power."
The South, our home, is America's Petri dish, an eternal testing ground for all things racial. Libraries overflow with historians' examinations about what makes us tick: Why we vote as we do, why we think as we do, why we were what we were and what we are today. To think there are still-uncovered nuggets about the South's historic peculiarities is absurd.
It's our fault, of course. The Southern states sold their souls to an inhuman economic system of bondage and then spent a century treating descendants of their former chattel like unworthy beings. Had the South's forefathers chosen a different path, this wouldn't be a topic today. In many ways, our crosses to bear are still in place.
In fairness, I'll give the authors of the Rochester report, "The Political Legacy of American Slavery," mild credit for employing deep statistical research. They've done their homework, though their report is neither light reading nor "popular history" that uses no footnotes for critics to fact-check. It is 48 pages of dense, intense, Ph.D.-level writing that often is literary Ambien.
If anything, what they've done is used numbers to codify what Southerners and the best historians have long known: That the South was indeed affected — morally, politically, economically, educationally — by slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, voting-rights suppression, white supremacy and political demagogues. That many public school systems, including Calhoun County's and Anniston's, remain under the Lee v. Macon ruling says a great deal about where the region is today.
The Rochester researchers waste a few thousand words detailing their findings about the political differences between Southern counties that were dominated by plantation economy (i.e., slave labor) and those that were not (i.e., small farms with no slave labor). But in 1940, historian W.J. Cash wrote about how the region's progress "was being accomplished so completely within the framework of the past that the plantation remained the single great basic social and economic pattern of the South — as much in industry as on the land."
In other words, it is no revelation that post-war Southerners reinvented their economy on the only model they knew — one in which labor (blacks and poor whites) was a vital commodity given few basic human rights. It is no revelation that white Southerners used politics to protect that way of life and, by and large, retained their views on race. Telling us that places such as the Mississippi Delta and Alabama's Black Belt are affected more by slavery's distant relics than the hill country of eastern Tennessee isn't telling us much. And it is no revelation that white Southerners leap-frogged from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party en masse in the 1960s as Democrat Lyndon Johnson's Great Society programs were put in place.
(A side note: In 1860, Calhoun County's slave population was 20.2 percent. Talladega County's was almost twice that at 37.7 percent. Nearby, Randolph County's was only 9.5 percent. Can you say political sentiments and race relations differ widely in those counties today based on statistics from yesteryear?)
The South is what it is, pleasant and damnable, and the reasons are well known. The best among us are learning from that past and working on the future. Statistics often leave that part out, uncomfortably so.
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We're really very very very lucky that our Sun is a stable as it is (it varies its output only about 0.1%). A lot of our galactic neighbors vary a lot more and there's no telling if we could even survive if the Sun burped more than it does.The big problem is we only have a few hundred to a thousand years of reasonable observations and we've only got hints as to what it might do over the long run.
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Well I remember just the opposite-we had huge snowfalls 45 years ago when I moved to CO-even as short a time ago as in the mid 90s, blizzards were normal-the skiing and than boarding was fantastic and fantastic as early as mid Oct(sometimes)Now? Phffft. I moved close to Monarch because it's a small, locals ski area-I've boarded and skied it for over 20 years. In the last 1 1/2 years, there's been a couple good week day times to go. And this year? Rocks baby.People here in Canon tell me that they remember playing in huge snow drifts most of the winter. Now? HA! Last winter was the mildest winter in my life and last summer was freaking scorching hot(weeks above 110)I could walk across the Arkansas, it was ankle deep! And it's one of the premier rafting rivers on the continent.So you tell me WTF?MM
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I recall reading an article years ago that noted the surface temperatures of Mars and Venus fluctuated in synch with the Earth's temperature changes.How did all that ozone, or CO2, or whatever we were generating, make it to those planets to make those changes?
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MM I grew up skiing Monarch, best powder skiing in CO. Bfhogues
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really am eager to see not only how I can do, but I have been wanting to see David in action as well." He went on to say, "I am most excited to see how I can do in these types of races, how my running and strength combination will fare against some of the best athletes in the country. I know I can continue to improve as I go, but I am very eager to see how that first race is going to go." Look for Dennis and David at the start line.
For the women, top Spartan Racers Ella Anne Kociuba and Hannah Orders, will be making a run for the top spot. These are two great runners with the strength, speed and determination to make it to the podium in Charlotte.
Stay tuned to find out who makes it to the top!
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