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The electrophysiology lab is a specially equipped catheterization lab devoted to rhythm, or heartbeat, problems. Here, physicians can correct any number of problems, often by using extremely small electronic devices implanted in the body and connected directly to the heart.
Catheter Ablation
Many rhythm problems are caused by abnormal heart tissues. The abnormal tissue creates alternate routes for the electrical pulse that cause the heart to beat. These new pathways interfere with the heart's normal pumping action because the electrical signals aren't being delivered correctly. Catheter ablation uses a device called a transducer, carried on the end of a catheter, to direct high frequency radio waves at the abnormal tissue, destroying it. This restores the normal electrical pathways so the heart can beat normally.
Defibrillator Placement
An internal cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) is a tiny device that senses and corrects abnormally fast heart rhythms. It is implanted in a small pouch under the skin near the heart. The electrophysiologist uses a catheter to thread the ICD connectors through a vein and attach them to the heart muscle.
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Pacemakers sense abnormally slow heart rhythms and correct them. Like an internal defibrillator, it is also implanted just under the skin, and a catheter is used to connect it to the heart.


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Alzheimer's disease is a brain disorder that some people may get when they are older. It is a form of dementia. It can make people lose their memory, act differently, and have trouble thinking and solving problems.
More than 5 million people in the United States have Alzheimer's. It is the sixth leading cause of death. Alzheimer's patients also may suffer from depression, agitation, anxiety, and other health conditions.
What do I need to know about Medicare's coverage of Alzheimer's?
If you are on Medicare, you can get care for Alzheimer's. Medicare will pay for medical costs you may face with Alzheimer's, plus certain other costs.


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1. I really like this one, I think it's your best here. The nose is a little creepy though, and I can't tell if it's a guy or a girl. (It looked like a guy to me but the more I stare at it...maybe it's just because I'm tired...)
2. Yeah, the mouth needs help. I'm not sure how to explain this but...in manga, when the mouth is open from the side, you drop the lower jaw down a bit just slightly. You draw the lips like you would when they're closed (an elongated "m" shape) but just stretch it a litte. Then you draw in the mouth. Depending on the angle you might be able to see the upper and/or bottom teeth-row-thing. Make sure to leave a little section of "skin" between the edge of the mouth and the lips.
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Antarctic Floods
Six BILLION tonnes of water have possibly been drained into the ocean due to a huge amount of flooding under Antarctica. The cause: a crater lake, covering about 260 square kilometres, almost 70m deep, of area that used to be layered in a sheet of ice 2.7 km thick. The ice slumped as the water from the lake exited, in an area located towards the east of the continent, thus rendering the effect visible to satellites in orbit. Scientists estimate that at its peak, the flow of the water would've equalled twice that of the River Thames and the amount of water was more than is contained in the famous Lock Ness.
At the moment, Antarctica is losing mass at a rate of nearly 50-100 billion tonnes a year. This lake alone represents 5-10% of this figure. This is adding to the rise in sea levels, causing places such as the Maldives, to be evacuated due to their proximity to sea level. Holland is currently below sea level as well.


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Come alone for a much needed break from your busy routine, or make it a special day with girlfriends.
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Crystal Gemstone Facial - 50 min $150
Spring is here and it is time to make sure your skin is looking radiant! The Crystal Gemstone facial utilizes a rare blend of balancing Gemstone Crystals and Bentonite Clay to create a high energy, deeply hydrating, tightening, and detoxifying facial.
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Embrace the spring with our Coconut Hibiscus Body Glow. Our hibiscus body scrub will exfoliate dull dry skin, followed by a rainfall shower to prepare your skin for the rich coconut milk moisturizer. Slip away into a state of tropical tranquility while the aromas of coconut and vanilla fill the air and soothing massage strokes melt your stress away.
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Here at THUUZ we're all about the excitement that comes from watching sports. Our real-time "excitement ratings" give users the chance to sift through live and upcoming games based on watchability. Users can also look back at completed games to view our "final excitement ratings". This is especially helpful if you've been gone from the sports world for an extended period of time, or are just looking to re-watch a great game.
The 2013/2014 NBA regular season is now over and the NBA Playoffs start tomorrow! Here is a look back at what THUUZ rated as the top 10 most exciting regular season NBA games of 2013/2014!
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Book your room at Swans Suite Hotel
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Victoria romantic hotel near British Columbia Parliament Building
Situated in Victoria, this romantic hotel is close to Pacific Rim College, British Columbia Parliament Building, and Market Square. Also nearby are The McPherson Playhouse and Maritime Museum of British Columbia.
Hotel Features
Swans Suite Hotel provides a bar/lounge, complimentary wireless Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
In addition to kitchens and complimentary wireless Internet access, guestrooms feature complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access along with refrigerators and microwaves.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Swans Suite Hotel
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3.5-star property offers access to secretarial services and small meeting rooms. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. This Victorian hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Wedding services and tour assistance can be provided. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Swans Suite Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Computer station
- Room service (limited hours)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Secretarial services
- 24-hour front desk
- ATM/banking
- Banquet facilities
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Babysitting or childcare
- Tour assistance
- Luggage storage
- Laundry facilities
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Number of floors - 3
- Total number of rooms - 29
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Smoke-free property
- Video library
- Wedding services
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Free Wi-Fi
- Parking (surcharge)
- Parking nearby
- Year Built 1913
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 3
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
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- In your room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Phone
- Bathrobes
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary newspaper
- Complimentary toiletries
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- DVD player
- Extra towels/bedding
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Climate control
- Patio
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
- Television
- Eat and drink
Swans Brewpub - This pub serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch. A children's menu is available.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Dock nearby
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- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Playground nearby
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- When you leave
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Self parking fee: CAD 9 per day
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GREENEVILLE, TN – The North Georgia women's golf team completed play at the Agnes McAmis Memorial Golf Invitational on Tuesday afternoon, taking 16th place at the 5,805-yard par 72 Link Hills Country Club.
The Lady Saints rounded out the field at the event with a 723 total, finishing round one with a 364, followed by a final round 359. Belmont Abbey ran away from the field to capture the title, finishing at 600 (299-301), while Carson-Newman was 29 strokes off the pace for runner-up honors at 629 (314-315).
Methodist University finished third, while Lincoln Memorial was fourth, and Wingate University and Catawba College tied for fifth at 643 to finish at 67-over-par for the two-day event.
Carson-Newman's Jessica Tarbet was the individual winner, firing rounds of 73 and 74 to finish at 3-over-par for the tournament. Belmont Abbey dominated the rest of the top five as Michele Low was the runner-up at 5-over-par, and Melissa Siviter and Meagan Wallace finished tied for third as the Crusader duo tallied 6-over-par 150's for the championship.
Catalina Olarte led the Lady Saints once again as the sophomore recorded a top-20 finish with rounds of 82 and 78 respectively, good for 16-over-par for the tournament a tie for 17th place overall.
Casey Truelove finished alone in 62nd place overall with an 87 on Monday, followed by a 91 during the final round for 178 total, while Erica Breeden followed in 70th place at 45-over-par with rounds of 98 and 91.
Jodie Borchert tallied a 196 two-day total, good for 74th place in the championship, while Daisy Wright took 76th place at 73-over-par.
North Georgia returns to action next week for the Peach Belt Conference Championships at the Savannah Quarters Country Club hosted by Armstrong Atlantic. The two-day event will feature 36 holes on April 11, followed by the 18-hole final round on April 12.


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The Foundation for Professional Success
The St. Thomas community provides an excellent, relevant education with a personal approach to each student—and the College of Business Undergraduate Programs are no exception.
While life as a UST student has many facets, what takes place in the classroom is key to your future success in business and in life. We offer many academic avenues to meet your interest in business, all of them sure to put you on a path of professional leadership.
Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration
In addition to liberal arts courses, St. Thomas business majors take a common core of business courses which allows opportunity for exploration of the functional areas of business. Choose from one of 12 concentrations.
The UST Business BA: Intensive Preparation
All students enrolled at St. Thomas are required to take a broad-based liberal arts core curriculum that prepares them to think, analyze and communicate clearly and the develop social consciousness needed by all successful leaders.
St. Thomas business majors then focus on the following:
- A common core of courses covering the functional areas of business for a solid foundation of business knowledge.
- One of several concentrations that augment the basics with specific intensive study.
How general is this major? Do the classes offered relate to a certain field of business?
General business students take the same required set of core business courses that all UST business students take. While other business students take additional courses in a specific discipline of business (e.g., finance), general business students can take these additional courses in a variety of disciplines of their choosing. This allows them to do further study in different areas of interest and broaden the disciplines they study. Students can also combine a general business concentration with a major or minor in a non-business department.
What are recent graduates doing now?
TJ works for Target. She began as a business analyst, which is a typical entry level position with Target. As TJ progressed through the career development plan developed by Target, she quickly assumed increased responsibilities. Within two years after beginning with Target, she was signing purchase requisitions for millions of dollars. TJ loves the responsibility she has been given and the clear path of progression open to her as she successfully performs assigned duties.
Study Abroad Opportunities
With a global business marketplace, study abroad opportunities give students the chance to experience different cultures. From these experiences, they bring a multicultural aspect to their organizational experiences. Moreover, study abroad helps students grow and learn about themselves, an important process for any leader or manager. Even if students are not working abroad, the world is a part of business in the United States and all business majors are affected by the global marketplace.
Faculty Involvement
Members of the management department are actively engaged in consulting with local and regional businesses. This keeps them current with the latest business practices, which they integrate into their teaching. They also are conducting research in areas such as human resource strategy, student intercultural development resulting from studying abroad, mid-career development, and intercultural team development.
Internship Opportunities
Because UST is located in the heart of a thriving business community, there are many opportunities for internships. Companies such as Target, Best Buy, and 3M regularly employ our business students in a variety of work assignments.
What jobs are possible with a General Business major?
- Interviewing specialist
- Director of labor relations
- HR placement specialist
- Training and development director
- Employment recruiter
- Human resources administrator
- Safety administration
- Safety director
- Arbitrator
- Benefits director
- Employee counselor
- Director of employee relations
- Director of personnel research
- FBI agent
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- University professor
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- Office systems manager
- Personnel manager
- Quality control manager
- Marketing manager
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From humble origins as a tiny hole-in-the-wall record shop in Berkeley, California, Amoeba Music has grown into the world's largest independent record store. The Sunset Boulevard shop is the largest and most recently built of the three Amoebas, and is known internationally for drawing big-name performers to its intimate stage. Often View More


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Interesting. Is this a Delta-licensed product, or a Delta product made by Delta here in the US? Let us know how it flushes. Let us know the china quality and where it is made. I guess there are no standard parts in it, looking at how it's laid out. Any explanations of the merits of any of them? Obviously, you're not going to find that fill valve anywhere but from Delta in 10 years, and it's not going to cost $10.
What could the merits be of having the fill valve feed from a braided supply that enters the top of the toilet? Fewer penetrations in the porcelain below the water line? Is there really a significant problem out there with leakage around the fill valve penetration in the porcelain (where it's in the same place it is in my American Standard model from the year 1927)? My 1927 toilet doesn't have that problem, and I just installed a new Korky fill valve in it for $8.
I saw in another post where Terry believed that somewhere between 2.5 and 3 inches was the ideal flush valve size, that 3" might be too much. Interesting that Delta went for "the biggest" at 3.75", which isn't necessarily optimal. Kohler tried that previously (wanting to be "the biggest"), then backed away from it.
Finally, I am curious about the apparent trend, exhibited here, towards reducing or eliminating the opening at the top of the overflow riser. I notice that Korky has, in contrast, moved towards a wider-diameter riser, which really can keep the water from overflowing the tank in the event of a runaway fill valve. Everyone else, it seems, has narrowed the opening at the top of the riser, which -- unless I am missing some design feature that I can't see -- would seem to reduce the toilet's ability to keep from overflowing in the event of a fully-runaway fill valve.


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Serves 6
These legs get a triple blast of flavor: first from a soak in lemon juice and salt, then from a pungent marinade of spices and yogurt (which also tenderizes the meat), and finally from a bit of butter brushed on at the end of cooking. Removing the skin from your chicken legs before grilling may seem like a
waste of potentially crisp deliciousness, but it helps the marinade penetrate the meat more easily, as does making deep slashes in the meat before marinating.
Combine the lemon juice and 1 tsp. salt in a large zip-top plastic bag and massage the bag until the salt crystals dissolve.
Pull the skin off the chicken legs. Using a sharp knife, make 2 or 3 deep slashes in each leg, almost to the bone. Toss the chicken legs in the lemon juice, seal the bag, and refrigerate for 15 minutes.
Mash the ginger, garlic, and 1 tsp. salt to a paste with the side of a large knife and transfer the paste to a small mixing bowl. Whisk in the remaining marinade ingredients. Add the marinade to the chicken legs and massage the bag to thoroughly coat the legs. Seal the bag and refrigerate the chicken for at least 4 hours but preferably 12 to 24 hours.
Prepare a gas or charcoal grill fire for indirect grilling over medium-high heat (400°F).
If using a charcoal grill, bank the coals to one side. Put a 9x13-inch foil drip pan on the grate next to the coals and fill it halfway with water. Replace the grill grate.
If using a gas grill, put a 9x13-inch foil drip pan on the inactive burners and fill it halfway with water. Replace the grill grate.
Clean the grate with a wire brush and, using tongs, wipe the grate with a paper towel or cloth dipped in oil.
Arrange the legs over the drip pan and away from the heat. Grill, flipping once, until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the meat reads 170°F, 25 to 30 minutes.
Transfer the chicken to a platter and brush each leg with the melted butter. Garnish with the cilantro leaves, onion slices, and lime wedges and serve.
Serve with Grilled Naan Filled with Herbs and Cheese or Basmati Rice Salad with Mango and Cucumber.
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by CoffeeBreak,
1/5/2014Absolutely delicious !
by Pittmtl,
8/6/2013Chicken was crispy and moist, delicious. Maybe could have been spicier?
by triniral,
9/5/2012Without question, the best chicken dish I've made in quite a while. Great flavour, incredibly moist.
by NicNiland,
8/23/2012This was one of the tastiest Tandoori recipes I have tasted! In the few times I have made this recipe, I have found that the marinade is much better when it sits for a few hours rather than over night.
by Beezoes,
8/6/2012These things are fabulous! The ingredient list looks a bit intimidating but is well worth the effort. Basically you're just marinating the chicken before you grill it & I let mine sit overnight. Definitely oil the grill but I didn't miss the skin at all and the cilantro, thinly sliced red onion & lime juice at the end makes it even more amazing. I thought about forgoing that step & am so glad I didn't. So full of flavor I never once thought of picking up the salt & pepper I normally seem to add. This is a keeper for sure! Give it a try!
by Flippitti,
8/5/2012I used chicken leg quarters that I got at the farmer's market, which is quite lean so my chicken turned out a little dry, especially without the skin. The spice flavor was noticeable and a little strong for me but my husband liked it. I would probably make this again but will definitely lessen the cooking time to keep it from drying out and definitely moderate the spices a bit for my taste.
by davef967,
8/3/2012I was initially skeptical about this without the skin. But it turned out quite good. I did it indirect on my kamado-style Primo grill. Browned the butter and stopped the process with a couple of lime squeezes.
Paired it with saffron rice, fresh pineapple and a simple salad. Certainly a keeper!
by pmf823,
7/12/2012This was great. Definite keeper. Marinade had a ton of flavor. Ground ginger and garlic gave it nice texture. I thought I was going to miss the chicken skin but didn't at all.
It does burn easily on the grill so watch it carefully. I put it directly over the fire to get some char, but then moved it around. Also, you want to oil the grill well before putting the chicken on as it could stick and you might lose some of the most flavorful part.
I forgot to do the finishing steps with cilantro and lime but didn't miss it. Will try next time.
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Alexander G. Nein MS, MD
About the Practice
Practice Philosophy
Look your very best - you deserve it!
Thank you for considering Dr. Alexander G. Nein to help you improve your appearance and self-confidence. Physical maintenance of your body is vital to your well being and many options are available to you. Whether you are considering cosmetic or reconstructive surgery, we are proud to help you discover how plastic surgery can help you achieve your best looks effectively, safely, and comfortably.
Cosmetic surgery can help you look better in ways that cannot be accomplished with good health habits alone. We welcome you to our website so that you can learn more about the choices available to you. Our office brings together a distinguished combination of sensitivity, expertise, and innovative procedures for the individual interested in self-improvement. We combine aesthetic talents with superb surgical skill to meet the unique needs of our patients. Your comfort, confidentiality and safety are our top priority.
Dr. Nein and his trained staff are dedicated to providing you with high quality, modern techniques to enhance your body image. From ultrasonic assisted liposuction and minimal incision facial rejuvenation to medically directed skin care programs, our goal is your good looks and well-being. Supportive consultation and preparation are important in our process of helping you look and feel better.
Nothing can replace the overall effects of good health habits. Eat right, rest, exercise and get regular checkups. There are some features that these good habits will never affect. We will help you determine if you are a candidate for plastic surgery.
Practice Specialization
Dr. Nein specializes in Cosmetic Surgery and Reconstruction of the breast. Dr. Nein also specializes in:
- Facelift * Ear reshaping
- Neck lift * Liposuction
- Eyelid lift * Breast augmentation
- Browlift * Breast reduction
- Endoscopic surgery * Breast lift
- Nose reshaping * Thigh lift
- Tummy tuck
Background & Certification
Board Certification
American Board of Plastic Surgery
American Board of Surgery
Professional Background
University of Alabama Birmingham (1987)
Completed the regular core courses and electives. Also conducted a research study into the acute changes in the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) parameters of cardiac tissue immediately after excision.
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering - Purdue University (1981)
Masters thesis topic was the study of flashback in premixing/prevaporizing gas turbine combustors. The thesis consisted of both experimental and analytical work.
Awarded Outstanding Fellow Research Assistantship.
NATO Study Fellowship - von Karman Institute de Dynamic des Fluides (1981)
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This was a very attractive theatre in the Art Deco style. The large front facade with the upper portion in a dark pink polished granite with the Art Deco lines down each side and two sections in the middle. Large vertical "Broadway" sign. Lower portion of the facade in a cream color polished granite that is rounded on each side leading into the entranace of the theatre. It had a fairly large triangular marquee with three rows for attraction listings. The box office was to the right side of the entrance.
A large lobby with a good sized balcony. Carpeting throughout the theatre was in a burgandy with abstract patterns. A rather plain auditorium. Total seating was 912. The theatre is located in the Alamo Heights area. A very impressive building and in great shape. With the aquisition of the adjoining property it would make a great multiplex using the existing theatre as the main auditorium much like the Esquire in St. Louis, Missouri.
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A view from 1984 of the Broadway Theater in San Antonio.
Why does it say 1982?
Oops! Sorry for the typo. The photo was taken in 1982.
Here is an undated photo of the Broadway.
This site has some photos. Timeline given is 1939 to 1980.
Another photo can be seen here.
Here are two photos from 1984:
The Broadway opened in 1939, and was one of many theaters designed for the Interstate Circuit during that period by the Dallas firm of Pettigrew & Worley. H.F. Pettigrew and John A. Worley were members of the Advisory Board of Boxoffice Magazine's Modern Theatre Planning Institute. The Broadway was featured in an illustrated article in Boxoffice's issue of November 11, 1939.
Here is the article to which Joe referred:
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We are the 98 percent
The recent $20,000 taxpayer-funded citizen survey predictably showed that 98 percent of residents are happy with their lives in Encinitas.
I count myself as one of the 98 percent.
I love Encinitas, but I deeply resent the notion that my satisfaction suggests an endorsement of Stocks, Muir and the council majority, and I deeply resent the use of the survey results as a taxpayer-funded campaign ad.
Every four years, Stocks routinely manipulates the mayoral rotation to ensure that he is mayor in his reelection year, and commissions a survey, just before the election, to use as a taxpayer-funded campaign ad. This year, even his cohort on the council, Jim Bond, suggested that the survey be postponed until after the election. Stocks would have none of that.
The recent "sign-gate" fiasco may seem like a sophomoric prank, but it goes deeper than this. It is part of a pattern of self-serving, one-for-you, two-for-me decisions:
- The decision to "creatively" interpret city code as prohibiting the image of Maggie Houlihan on the back of the Arts Alive banners.
- The decision to abuse majority rule to repeatedly deny Councilwoman Teresa Barth her normal turn as mayor, and to use the same mechanism to ensure that Jerome Stocks is always the mayor during his reelection year.
- The decision to abuse majority rule to turn a 3-2 majority into a 4-1 super-majority by appointing political crony, Mark Muir on the tragic passing of Maggie Houlihan,.
- The abuse of majority rule to disproportionately stock the Element Review Advisory Committee with real estate interests resulting in the recommendation of building heights of four to five stories to accommodate future growth.
The list goes on and on.
Service on our city council should be a calling, not a career. Stocks has been there for 12 years. During that time, he has entrenched himself with development interests, both inside and outside the city, who fund his campaigns.
He has passed out and received favors in the form of lucrative appointments to various boards and committees, and in the case of councilman Muir, returned a political favor with a $170,000 pension and a seat on the city council.
My examination of Stocks' 2008 460 forms shows roughly 2/3 of Stocks' campaign contributions came from development and real estate interests, and roughly 2/3 came from outside Encinitas.
What interest does a builder in Poway or a land-use attorney in Vista have in Encinitas? Surely not the preservation of our open lands, transparency in government, or the civil conduct of city affairs. Their interests are purely financial — to mine the city for whatever profits they can through continued development, and city contracts.
It's time for some fresh air in the council chambers. Sixteen years in office is an invitation to subterfuge and good ol' boy insider money. Let's not let money win again. To the 98 percent I say, vote like your wonderful life depends on it — because it does. I plan to vote for Lisa Shaffer and Tony Kranz for city council, and urge you to do the same.
Cyrus Kamada is an Encinitas resident.
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Well said ,Cyrus.
Kathleen LIndemann
Yes, the survey's timing was deliberately planned to help the incumbents. It is regrettable that it was used to help Mr. Stocks and Mr. Muir, but I can't say I'm surprised. This is a very desperate maneuver to salvage the incumbent's campaigns.
I'm also part of the 98%. I love Encinitas, but I also agree this city council needs some change.
The survey also reveals that, from an open-ended question, many people have expressed their concerns about growth and are not happy with a dysfunctional council. Petty politics have made a joke of our city's leadership. It is sad. Yes it is high time for healing, but the chief propagator of the tensions need to be ousted for the healing to begin. The succession of Maggie Houlihan, the general plan update fiasco, the banner sign controversy, and now the political sign controversy are all reminders that a correction is needed. We need an honest and open leadership to put our city back on track and ensure that our future will not be jeopardize by fiscal irresponsibility (more revenue bonds, pension problems being brushed under the carpet), and intrusive real estate developments. On this subject, the public workshop results includes pages of comments from residents that just want to keep Encinitas the way it is, and are very worried about what future developments could bring to our town.
Stay tune for the Dec 12th council meeting where the ERAC will present its plan that include 6 recommendations, with one of them suggesting the R45 zoning (45 units per acre) and 5 story tall buildings will be ok in Encinitas. Encinitas residents and council should never adopt such a recommendation. In fact in the public workshop, high density was the least favorite tool selected by the survey participants.


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A more accurate way of stating could have been that it was Canada's best finish in a non-boycotted games, which was true even prior to TF. I think now we can just say best finish ever, given that it ties with the 5th of 84 but this one is obviously more meaningful.
Another good way to put the accomplishment in perspective is that since the TF concept was put in place at 1997 Worlds, Canada has never made TF at either Worlds or Olympics, so this is the first time in 12 attempts (or 24 if you include the men). So it really is an amazing finish for the girls, but it is really annoying that the media is misreporting it.
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My MAC meets spec but still getting this message "You can't open the application "Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4" because it's not supported on this type of Mac." Has this happened to anyone else?
What type of processor does your Macintosh have? Which operating system are you using? Do you receive this message when running the installer or when trying to launch the application itself? Finally has it ever worked on this computer?
10.6.8 I have LR2 and just tried to upgrade last night. It appears that LR4 needs a multi core processor and not just dual core.
What type of processor do you have? You can find this under the Apple Menu>About This Mac. I have ran Lightroom 4 successfully on an 2.8ghz Intel Core 2 Duo processor.
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mine is 32 yours is 64
Ah yes it isn't the number of cores Lightroom 4 does require a 64-bit processor for Mac OS. http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html
Found out that indeed I do have a 64 bit processor. Still will not install after being told to download again.
Janitbtinaj you were correct the first time that you have a 32-bit processor unless you have obtained a different computer? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core
I am running Snow Leopard and was told that in fact I do have a 64 bit processor - I was previously given the wrong info on that.
Do you have an Intel Core 2 Duo then instead of an Intel Core Duo? Snow Leopard required an Intel processor - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A. Where as Lion requires a 64-bit processor - http://www.apple.com/macosx/specs.html which is why they list the Intel Core 2 Duo as the minimum for the processor.
I agree it is a bit confusing especially since the naming is so similar. If you do have an Intel Core Duo processor then it would be expected that you would receive the error message about not being able to run on this processor type.
Mine is :
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Snow Leopard is the key I was told
Well Lightroom 4 does require 10.6.8 although we see a different error message if you don't meet the minimum operating system requirements. I am sorry janitbtinaj but you were correct the first time about having a 32-bit processor.
Can u double check as the last info I got was from a tech on the phone after having problems finding a download for LR3
I have been. I would recommend reviewing the following links:
Information about your Intel Core Duo which is code named Yonah - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Core
Lightroom 4 system requirements - http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html
System requirements for Snow Leopard - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A
System Requirements for Lion - http://www.apple.com/macosx/specs.html
checked the specs and I do have 10.6.8 and was told that an Intel Core Duo was a multi core?
That is correct but Lightroom 4 also requires a 64-bit processor.
2 questions then. Where do I find that info on my computor as I don't even see that it's a 32. Also, where to find LR3 as you no longer sell it - which, by the way I think is wrong.
It doesn't appear that Apple provides that information through the built-in utilities. You can find a bit more information on your exact model of Mac by going to the Apple Menu>About This Mac and clicking on More Info. Under the hardware overview it will list your model identifier which you can cross reference with a Google search to find more details about your computer.
As for Lightroom 3 I can't make any specific recommendations but I would advise that you double check the return policy for the company you do purchase it from. That way if you run into any problems with the software you can return the product successfully.
OK Jeff. Thanks for your time. I do have to say that I've really had a hard time navigating this upgrade - many different answers given and then contradicted. Your online customer service seems more succinct. I had a phone tech take over my computer for over an hour before I had to leave the house. He rescheduled only to later disappear entirely. I find it very hard to understand why he wouldn't know that I had the wrong processor when he was in and out of so many areas of my computer trying to get it to work. The next one told me I had a 32 bit, the next one said I had a 64 bit and to download it again. I am a loyal Adobe customer who now feels left out in the cold if I don't buy a new computer when I have a great computer that works great with all other programs - except now Adobe I guess. The crossover could be a bit more consumer friendly - less coercive. It's a slippery slope once trust is gone.
I have a Mac version 10.5.8 2.8 GHz Intel Core Duo and I can't opne Lightroom 4. I don't get any error message. I just double click on the Installer and nothing happens.
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You system doesnt meet the system requirement .
check http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.edu.html
Thanks very much indeed. That at least explains the problem Ken


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Freshman Jewel Cotton showed the future is even brighter for the Chippewas as she was named the team's Practice Player of the Year as well as the Most Improved Player award winner.
Fellow freshman Chelsea Lynn was given the Heart and Hustle Award for demonstrating tremendous passion and excitement for her teammates and the game of basketball. Her unselfish attitude make her a positive influence and a respected leader among her peers.
Junior Kylie Welch received the Dee Pommerenk Award for exemplifying a positive attitude, teamwork and a willingness to contribute maximum effort regardless of ability or individual statistics. Welch was named a co-captain for these qualities at the beginning of the season and carried her duties out to their fullest potential in helping the Chippewas earn a MAC Tournament title.
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Fantasy sports, whose players create rosters of real professional players and compete against teams created by other players, makes heavy use of websites, apps, games and forecasting tools. In fact, according to Ipsos market researchers, fantasy players spend $800 million annually on fantasy sports products.
Some of those products are the brainchild of Chris Nicholas, who left ESPN in 2006 to form Collinsville-based Sports Technologies, which builds sports web solutions for other companies. "At the time, there were a number of new technologies coming out that allowed for a really fast development of Web products," says Nicholas. "It seemed like a good time to go out and try something on my own."
Though he was no longer affiliated with ESPN, his history there was a definite plus. "What was recognizable immediately was how important the ESPN background was to fielding meetings with the NFL and Sports Illustrated," he says. As with those clients and others, Nicholas says, Sports Technologies is actually more of a business-to-business than a direct-to-consumer company. "We're building fantasy games and interactive features for folks like the NFL, the NHL and the NCAA," Nicholas says over lunch at the LaSalle Market and Deli, across the street from his company's headquarters in the former offices of the iconic Collins Company. "They take those products, put them in front of their audiences and try to either drive sponsorship or usage—things like that."
The job doesn't end once the product is built, however. "Ultimately, there are only so many big sports groups and leagues you can hit," says Nicholas, "so when we're working with these guys, it's important for us to be super proactive with the service we provide in terms of maintaining the game throughout the season, making sure there are no errors and fixing them quickly when we find something." And Sports Technologies not only builds and maintains the games, it plays them. "Everybody in the office has to participate in the games we deliver," Nicholas says.
In keeping with the networking aspect of fantasy sports, almost everything Sports Technologies builds has a social media component to it. This season the company built a product for the NFL called The Perfect Challenge, which allows users to create what they think would be the top fantasy football roster for the week. "It was incredibly popular," says Nicholas, but since the application resided on NFL.com, users would never know it was Sports Technologies that actually built it. That's fine with Nicholas. "We're happy to work behind the curtains," he says.
Another demand, which has ramped up in the past year, is for a mobile access. "Almost everything we build now has an accompanying mobile version," Nicholas says.
To date, the company has developed about 30 different products, most related to pro football, but now that football season has segued into March Madness, it's all about the brackets. "Moms, dads, everyone is filling out a bracket," Nicholas says. "It kind of transcends sports—it's almost a sports pop culture kind of phenomenon."
Sports Technologies has built a couple of different brackets, but the big score was the NCAA—Sports Technologies built its official bracket through a relationship the com pany has with Turner Sports.
Brackets can be big bucks, but Sports Technologies leaves the betting and prize fulfillment to others. "With most of the things that we build, it's the camaraderie during the season, the bragging rights at the end for whoever wins."
While Sports Technologies has a few competitors, many have been swallowed up by bigger companies. Nicholas is proud to still be in the game. "We're a small company in a small town with as big a client list as you could have in this kind of business," he says. "Apples to apples, there are very few doing exactly what we are doing."
Rich Coppola is the sports director for Fox CT.
TITLE: President, Sports Technologies
EDUCATION: B.A. from Dartmouth
College, 1991
CAREER: From 1992 to 1993, worked at PR firm Pyramid Communications in Seattle (clients included Clinton-Gore '92 and Pearl Jam). In 1994, joined the Paul Allen-backed Starwave Corporation, which was the first company to develop Web-based sports fantasy games. From 1999 to 2001, he was vice president of product development at Powerful Media in New York City. Joined ESPN's fantasy sports division in 2002. Launched Sports Technologies in 2006, and in 2007 sold the flagship product, FanNation.com, to Time Inc.


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---- — METHUEN — Police Chief Joseph Solomon says the city owes him $200,000 — a combination of back pay and interest the chief claims is coming to him regardless of the outcome of his federal lawsuit against the city or related settlement negotiations.
"At this point, I expect the city to pay the money they owe me, pay the legal fees they owe, and we can negotiate a settlement after that," said Solomon. "They've basically lost their bargaining chips. They put themselves in this position."
Several rounds of settlement talks between Solomon and Mayor Stephen Zanni have failed to produce an agreement. If no deal is reached in the coming weeks, the sides will proceed Feb. 27 with a scheduling conference in federal court.
The chief filed his federal suit in May 2011, accusing former Mayor William Manzi and the city of "unconstitutional and retaliatory actions" for "illegally" firing him in May 2008. Solomon returned as chief in 2010, after the state Civil Service Commission reduced his punishment to a one-year suspension. The city's appeal of the decision was rejected by a judge in July.
When he returned to work, the city paid Solomon $199,000 in back pay as part of the Civil Service decision. But Solomon said the city never paid him interest on that award, which he said began accruing in 2007 when the City Council — led by then-Chairman Zanni — slashed Solomon's $158,295 salary by $25,610. Today, the chief says that interest payment has grown to roughly $99,000.
Solomon filed an initial lawsuit against the city shortly after his pay was cut. A three-day trial was held in Lawrence Superior Court in December 2011, and judges have since awarded the chief $60,479 in back pay.
Solomon said he has yet to receive any of that money. He said interest on that award now totals $7,200.
In March, Solomon said a judge also ordered the city to honor the chief's old contract or hold a hearing to affirm his pay cut. No such hearing has been held. Solomon said the difference between his previous and current salary plus benefits is roughly $31,500.
All together, the $31,500 salary and benefit gap, $60,479 in back pay and interest payments of $7,200 and $99,000 total $198,179.
Solomon said the city is using the money "as leverage for the federal case." But the chief said he is owed the money regardless of the outcome of the suit. He also said the grand total increases by $900 every week he is not reimbursed.
Zanni and City Solicitor Peter McQuillan declined comment for this story.
"I don't think now is the time to talk about what he thinks he's owed," said Zanni. "That's something to be determined down the road."
'Reality is setting in'
Solomon said he may consider filing a request for a court order requiring the city to pay him, or seek a contempt of court charge.
"There's options for us," said Solomon. "I think I've been overly patient, considering this goes back to 2007."
Solomon said he is also no longer willing to lump the $198,179 he believes he's owed into future settlement talks, since the city has continued to pursue legal appeals on his cases over the last year.
Solomon described Zanni's last settlement offer, which came in late October, as "too low, like not even in the ballpark." Both sides have repeatedly refused to disclose the cost associated with the settlement offers.
Several city councilors also said they've yet to be briefed on the potential cost of settling with the chief.
"The mayor hasn't told us," said Councilor Sean Fountain. "We haven't heard any dollar figures."
In firing Solomon, Manzi claimed the chief verbally abused officers, misspent federal grant money and broke state law by using taxpayer money to buy marine equipment from his sister and brother-in-law.
Solomon's federal lawsuit says Manzi fired him for "exercising protected activity under the First Amendment," such as appealing a suspension, suing the city and participating in a federal investigation of Manzi.
The city has filed counterclaims against Solomon to recoup nearly $200,000 it repaid to the federal government several years ago. The city claims the chief did not fulfill contractual duties in overseeing federal grants. The city wants Solomon to reimburse it for $195,795.85 it had to pay back to the federal government for misuse of antiterrorism and antidrug grants.
Settlement talks between Zanni and Solomon began in April. In July 2011, six months before Zanni took office, Solomon said his lawyers sent McQuillan a "global" settlement proposal that, if agreed upon, would have closed out all remaining lawsuits between the sides.
The settlement proposal was worked out between Solomon, Manzi and facilitator Michael Gagliardi, business manager for the Laborers International Union of North America Local 175, which represents public works and school information technology workers in Methuen.
Solomon said the deal "was pennies compared to what they owe me today."
"I think now the reality is setting in," said Solomon. "The federal trial is around the corner. I believe there might be some resolution that benefits everybody, that's fair to me, fair to the city and fair to the taxpayers."


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A company's major incentive conferences are planned with lots of care and attention. After all, companies rely on them to increase sales, maintain management relationships with the field, and reward the hard work of top producers. These events also help to create a company's reputation in the minds and hearts of those producers.
No news there.
But have you considered how every meeting held by your company is a reflection of the company? Judy Martin has. And raising the bar for all meetings is at the top of her list of goals for 2001. "All of our meetings are critical to the image of ING overall," Martin says.
So she is creating a set of standards for every aspect of a meeting, from the invitation to the business agenda, in order to ensure that the image of ING as a worldwide financial services leader is maintained. There will be standards for meeting suppliers as well. Read about Judy's project in our cover story, page 42.
Here are some ideas for getting started on your own meeting standards:
Visit the Web-based 3M Meeting Network for ideas and expert advice. (Go straight to the site's Reading Room, www.3m.com/meetingnetwork/readingroom/index.html, for a slew of nuts-and-bolts articles on holding better meetings.)
Consider adding quality clauses to your hotel contracts. For example, include consequences for coffee breaks that are delivered late, or registration desks that don't have the agreed-upon number of staffers during peak check-in time.
Require internal meeting clients to provide you early on with clear meeting objectives.
Look into new software from Meeting Professionals International. The Meeting Quality Evaluation benchmarking tool, designed for planners of events of up to 800 attendees, includes a set of national norms against which companies can benchmark typical meetings of the same category.
Have you already created standards for your meetings? How do you maintain your company's meeting reputation? E-mail me your ideas and I'll compile them in an upcoming issue.
Remember that every meeting your company holds is a reflection of the company. And beyond that, it's a reflection of you. Here's to glowing reviews!


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Poudre Valley Health System's Healthy Kids Club was honored by First Lady Michelle Obama today as part of a White House ceremony honoring excellence in nutrition and physical activity.The ceremony celebrated B.F. Kitchen Elementary School in Loveland, Colo., recipient of the Gold Award of Distinction from the USDA's HealthierUS Schools Challenge Program. The HealthierUS School Challenge began in 2004 and is now part of First Lady Obama's national Let's Move! Campaign; it recognizes excellence in nutrition and physical activity.The Gold Award of Distinction is the highest level of recognition through the HealthierUS Schools Challenge. B.F. Kitchen and Kunsberg School for Chronically Ill Children on the National Jewish Health campus are the Colorado schools to earn such distinction.Healthy Kids Club is a community health program sponsored by Poudre Valley Health System. Founded in 1998, Healthy Kids Club works with over 70 schools in northern Colorado to increase opportunities for physical activity, health education, and good nutrition.B.F. Kitchen began working on school wellness in partnership with Healthy Kids Club five years ago. Since that time, Healthy Kids Club has furthered B.F. Kitchen's wellness efforts by:
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Herald in Spring With a Trip to the New England Flower Show
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February 27, 2006
On Tuesday, March 14, the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is sponsoring a day trip to the fabulous New England Flower Show in Boston. An annual harbinger of spring, the show features dozens of colorful landscapes, hundreds of floral displays, and a stunning garden marketplace. This year's theme is "Welcome Home! Celebrating Our Great New England Landscape." Following the show, enjoy dinner at Legal Sea Foods, listed by Zagat's Survey as Boston's most popular restaurant. Motor coach will leave the Clark at 9 am and return at approximately 10 pm. Cost for the trip is $120 per person; to reserve a spot, contact the Clark at 413-458-0585.
The show attracts more than 80,000 gardening enthusiasts and consists of more than five acres of exhibit space. Attractions at the event include over 38 gardens designed by local, national and international landscape professionals, amateur competitions which highlight the creations of area garden clubs and junior horticulturalists, and more than 250 garden related vendors in the Garden Marketplace.
A diverse team of amateur and professional designers have been brought together by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society to construct a "virtual show house" in the center of the show floor. Combining interior vignettes with garden settings, the show house will provide inspiration for homeowners, a marketing opportunity for a multitude of vendors, and an intriguing, theatrical walk-through experience for visitors.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August.) Admission is free November through May. Admission June 1 through October 31 is $10 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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|Vi Technology Debuts Sigma Link Software
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Sigma Link software centralizes all data needed for programming or generated by inspection machines in the line. Can create new programs, reviews and analyze inspection data of multiple machines from the same station. Is Web-based; can access data from anywhere. Is designed to manage several user profiles.
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|Eastern-US: China's New Competitor?
Parity emerges among EMS Factories from Asia, Mexico and the US.
For the first time in years we see parity in the Eastern US among EMS factories from Asia, Mexico and the US. This EMS market condition will permit American OEMs (the EMS industry refers to OEMs as customers) to have more EMS pathways to choose from. Now more than ever, such EMS assignments will require deeper investigation relating to the OEMs' evaluation of manufacturing strategies.
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Snowmobile Tours
Take advantage of this thrilling winter activity at Big White Ski Resort! Guests are taken on exciting guided tours through the forest trails and backcounty of the resort. Drive your own snowmobile or double up with a friend. With a variety of snowmobile tours departing daily directly from the Adventure Park there are adventures from gentle family cruising to advanced backcountry powder riding.
Operating Dates & Times
|1 Hour Tour
|11:30am & 4pm
|2 Hour Tour
|9am & 1:30pm
|3 Hour Tour
|4 Hour Tour
|Weiner Roast - 2 Hours
|Friday & Sunday
Hours and dates of operation are subject to change based upon weather and conditions.
Snowmobile Tour Rates
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Under 12
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*Prices do not include tax and are subject to change without notice.
**Add Loss Waiver Deductible for $29. Ask a sales agent for more information.
1 Hour Snowmobile Tour
A beginner guest favorite! Outback Snowmobiles will introduce you to the sport of snowmobiling in a safe, exciting and informative environment.
2 Hour Snowmobile Tour
Take a ride through the pristine backcountry of Big White. Enjoy the perfect mix of easy riding and picturesque scenery - ideal for first time snowmobilers and families!
3 Hour Snowmobile Tour
For people that just want to ride. Spend the afternoon with Outback Snowmobiles on this once in a lifetime backcountry experience.
4 Hour Snowmobile Tour
The ultimate backcountry experience! Your guide will take you on an exciting journey through spectacular terrain as you experience the thrill of riding in wide open champagne powder.
Snowmobile Tour & Weiner Roast
A 2 hour evening snowmobile tour that finishes with hot chocolate and a weiner roast around the fire.
Helpful Information
- All drivers must be at least 19 year of age with a full driver's license.
- There is no age restriction for passengers however they must be more than 91cm (3 ft) tall.
- All riders must sign a waiver.
- A damage deposit (paid by credit card) is required for all tours.
- Helmets are provided.
- Adult size snowmobile gear is available for those that do not have their own ski gear.
- Arrive no later than 20 minutes prior to scheduled departure time.
- The Concierge Desk will provide you with a ticket which you will need to bring with you as proof of payment.
Quick Tips
- Wear warm winter clothing with layers.
- Wear warm winter boots.
- Bring your driver's license.
- Bring a packed lunch or snacks for 3 or 4 hour tours.
- There will be lots of photo opportunities so be sure to bring a camera.
How to Get There
- From the Village Centre - take Lara's Gondola to Happy Valley, turn left and cross the bridge into the Happy Valley Adventure Centre. The proceed to the Snowmobile Hut.
- By Vehicle - Park in the Happy Valley Parking Lot, proceed to the Adventure Centre. The proceed to the Snowmobile Hut.
- Hot snacks/beverages available for purchase in the Happy Valley Day Lodge a short walk away, featuring Belgian Waffles, hot dogs, hot chocolate, and some other types of snack food and beverages (no alcohol).
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The gasket is on the other side of the tub. You probably have one, but just didn't see it. Look at this diagram where the arrow is.Originally Posted by Cookie
I always wonder under certain circumstances, why, a nice man like my husband had to die when he was a real sweetheart. Nice and gentle. A kind man. Never a mean word to a living soul. Just thinking aloud.
Call me Fluffy.
The gasket is on the other side of the tub. You probably have one, but just didn't see it. Look at this diagram where the arrow is.Originally Posted by Cookie
Go to the hardware store and in the toilet repair department look for a beveled, spongy spud washer. There are at least two thicknesses and there may be a less spongy black rubber washer. Buy the thinner spongy one, take it home and with the overflow plate removed, work the spud washer to the back side of the tub with the beveled side towards you and with anything sticky put it between the backside of the tub and your overflow pipe and put the screws back into the plate and tighten.
The spud washer is the same size as the overflow pipe.
The less you move the pipe the less chance for a leak.
I opened the overflo back up, and sure as shit there wasn't a gasket. But, Plumber 1, thank you for your info, but, Verdeboy already gave me the information I need. Plus, it looks like their was water down in there, which might explain the drywall on the ceiling.
I will have it fixed in no time. Have a good day.
Can't you make an access door in the room behind the business end of the tub? You sure could have used one.
There is an acess panel there for the electrical. Thank you.
What P-1 means is that it's a lot easier to install this gasket from the outside of the tub. Usually there is a plumbing access panel, from which you can access the tub drain. If not, you'll have to scrunch up the gasket to get it through the overflow hole from the inside.Originally Posted by plumber1
It is fixed. Thanks for your help.
I did it from the front and it was fine. Not that hard. Thank you Verdeboy. I also bought some product at Pool City to clean the jets, and that worked fine, too.


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