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The subfreezing temperatures allowed the contractor to access the site to install the geotextile fabric and crushed stone. The remaining work and project completion will now wait until Spring weather conditions. Funding assistance for this project was provided by donations and a matching grant from PA Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources. Photos by R.J. Woodhead for CRPR.
Jan 7, 2016
Photos: 5
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Dec 7, 2015
Photos: 2
In Sept. 2015, the State College (Evening) Rotary Club presented official "Little Free Libraries" for 5 municipal parks in the Centre Region. The installations were handled by the club members and CRPR staff.
Sep 28, 2015
Renovations have been completed and building permits approved at the new interim location of the Centre Region Senior Center at the Nittany Mall (near Sears). Today is moving day from Fraser Plaza! The senior center will open here on Tuesday, 1 Sept 2015.
Aug 24, 2015
Photos: 10
May 12, 2015
Photos: 18
May 2, 2015
Photos: 39
Photos from (1) the PA DCED Award Ceremony in Harrisburg on 13 Apr 2016 and (2) the CRPR Award Ceremony at the nature center on 22 Apr 2016.
Apr 14, 2015
Photos: 29
2014 CRPR Halloween Parade
Oct 27, 2014
Photos: 147
21 municipal officials attended the lunch & "Walking Update Tour" of Oak Hall Regional Park as the various contractors work to complete the project. Photos by Niki Tourscher, CRPR Program Manager.
Sep 11, 2014
Photos: 26
Rec. Authority, COG & Municipal officials conducted a walking tour of the park to review construction progress. The park is 90% complete with a Fall dedication ceremony planned. The park will fully open in Spring 2015.
May 13, 2014
Photos: 53
Oak Hall Reg. Park Phase 1 under construction.
Photos by R.J. Woodhead & Doug Wenger on 2 May 2014. The project remains on schedule and on budget.
May 2, 2014
Photos: 17
Held on Sat. 26 Apr 2014 in cooperation with CRPR Park Partner Groups and Comcast Cares Day. Our thanks to all 155 volunteers and to Comcast for their efforts at the various park sites!
Apr 26, 2014
The 56th Annual CRPR Easter Egg Hunt was held from 2:00 to 2:03 PM on Sat. 19 Apr 2014. The event was free with assistance from the State College Rotary Club, Giant Food Stores and Forever Broadcasting Inc. A special thanks to Beth Lee and the CRPR Parks Crew for their assistance in again planning & overseeing this annual event.
Apr 19, 2014
Photos: 21
Work on the Phase 1 construction at Oak Hall Regional Park has resumed for Spring. Final grading, seeding / mulching and concrete work is on the contractor's agenda. Photos by Doug Wenger, CRPR Project Manager and Ronald Woodhead, CRPR Director.
Apr 1, 2014
Photos: 75
Oak Hall Reg. Park construction has stopped for the winter. Photos by J. Douglas Wenger, CRPR Regional Parks Construction Manager
Feb 4, 2014
Photos: 12
The 2013 Harvest Festival was held on Sunday 3 Nov at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center. The nature center hosted 900 visitors at the event.... it was GREAT day.
Nov 3, 2013
Photos by Doug Wenger, CRPR Project Manager
Oct 30, 2013
While construction of the 68-acre regional park is now 70% complete, the turfgrass on the 4 softball fields has grown in very nicely. Today the contractor did the first mowing of the sportsturf - which is a blend of turf-type tall fescues. The benefits of adding the "UAJA ComposT" to the topsoil mix prior to seeding is certainly evident. Our thanks to the UAJA (University Area Joint Authority) for donating 1,700 cu. yds. of their compost to this community project.
Oct 29, 2013
The 2013 Centre Region Halloween Costume Parade was held on Sunday, 27 Oct 2013. The parade started at 7 PM and concluded at Memorial Field, where the various categories were judged. Our thanks to the SC Lions Club for furnishing and distributing a treat bag to each participant and to the many volunteers who helped make the event possible. Photos by Niki Tourscher, CRPR Program Manager.
Oct 27, 2013
Photos: 94
Construction status photos by Doug Wenger, CRPR Construction Manager.
Oct 25, 2013
Photos: 22
Work by the contractors continues on the Phase 1 construction at Oak Hall Regional Park. The park is scheduled to fully open in Spring 2015. Photos by Doug Wenger, CRPR Construction Manager.
Oct 23, 2013
On 19 Sept 2013 a "Park Progress Walk" was held for municipal officials at Oak Hall Regional Park. The park construction is approx. 50% complete.
Sep 19, 2013
Photos: 40
The construction of Oak Hall Regional Park, which is slated to fully open in Spring 2015. Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Rec. Supervisor
Sep 6, 2013
Photos: 9
The ceremony was arranged by Harris Township. Photos by James Carpenter, CRPR Parks Manager
Jun 10, 2013
Photos: 4
Photos by Doug Wenger, Regional Parks Construction Manager
May 30, 2013
Photos: 13
Sat. AM was "CRPR Spring Spruce-Up Day" and Comcast Cares Day in the Centre Region. A total of 115 volunteers worked in many parks across the region. Our thanks to each volunteer! Photos by David Barnett, CRPR Staff Asst. - Park Operations.
Apr 27, 2013
Photos: 93
Construction of the Phase 1 facilities at Oak Hall Regional Park in College & Harris Townships. Photos by CRPR Staff on Friday, 19 Apr 2013.
Apr 19, 2013
Scrapbook Photos
Album for scrapbook photos
Dec 13, 2012
Photos: 3
The State College Community Christmas Tree on 7 Dec 2012. The sign reads, "Many thanks to Ferguson Township in cooperation with Centre Region Parks and Recreation for donating this year's Holiday Tree." The tree, erected by Borough Staff, was harvested from Homestead Park (in Ferguson Twp.). A new tree will be planted at that park to replace this tree. Photo by R.J. Woodhead
Dec 7, 2012
Photos: 1
Playground equipment upgrades by Ferguson Township. The park and playground is now open for use.
Nov 29, 2012
Photos: 11
Photos of Volunteer Projects at Park Forest Community Swimming Pool. CRPR thanks everyone involved with these projects!
Oct 29, 2012
Discover the new Bernel Road Park, developed by Patton Township. The park was officially transferred to Centre Region Parks and Recreaton on 1 Nov 2012 for operations and programming. Congratulations to Patton Township officials and staff for their efforts at this new park. Photos provided by Ronald J. Woodhead and Doug Erickson, P.E., as noted.
Oct 25, 2012
Photos: 36
The CRPR Display Booth at the 13th Annual Downtown Festival sponsored by the Downtown State College Improvement District on Sat. 13 Oct 2012. Photos by Chrissy Kisslak.
Oct 15, 2012
Scarecrow-STUFF IT!
Oct 11, 2012
Photos: 62
United Way - Day of Caring 2012 - CRPR
Centre Region Parks and Recreation hosted 84 volunteers from 7 groups at 6 parks in coordination with the PNC-United Way "Day of Caring" on Thursday, 4 Oct 2012. It was a Banner Day for CRPR Parks thanks to the outstanding volunteers who worked very hard to complete their projects.
Oct 4, 2012
Photos: 15
Hess Field Complex - Tournament Teams 2012
Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Rec. Supervisor
Jun 13, 2012
2012 Hess Field Complex - SCLL Tournament 19-20 May 2012
The State College Little League sponsored a Girl's Softball Tournament for district players at the Hess Field Complex. This event started off the 2012 tournament season at the complex. Photos by Jada Light, unless noted. The complex is operated by Centre Region Parks & Recreation. Visit http://www.crpr.org for more info.
May 20, 2012
2012 Hess Rededication Ceremony
Photos for CRPR by Molly Hetrick, Rec. Supervisor, of the Rededication Ceremony of the Hess Complex on 16 May 2012.
May 16, 2012
Photos: 48
The nature center was the HQ for the 2012 workday - which involved 10 parks across the region. The photos involve the sign-up and then the "thank you lunch" provided by Comcast to the volunteers. In total, over 200 volunteers worked in 10 parks and at the Center Region Senior Center this morning.
Apr 21, 2012
Photos: 47
54th Annual "CRPR Easter Egg Hunt" (for children through age 9) Saturday, April 7, 2012, 2:00 PM. FREE! Centre Region Parks & Recreation's Annual Easter Egg Hunt (with over 7,000 eggs) was held at Orchard Park, located at the corner of Bayberry Dr. & Blue Course Dr. Prize baskets were again provided by members of the State College Rotary Club. The hunt began at 2:00 PM SHARP - and 7,000 eggs vanished in under 2 minutes. The following four age group areas were provided: • 2 yrs. & Under • 3, 4 & 5 yrs. • 6 & 7 yrs. • 8 & 9 yrs.
Apr 7, 2012
2011 MMNC Historic Harvest Festival 6 Nov 2011
Photos from the 2011 Historic Harvest Festival at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center on Sun. 6 Nov 2011. Over 1,000 folks attended! Photos by LAUREN ROZMAN and LIZ SHORT.
Nov 6, 2011
Photos: 101
2011 Hess Field Complex 07 Oct
Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Rec. Supervisor, showing recent work on Field #H4.
Oct 7, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 Sept 13
Views of the new Registration Building in place at the Hess Complex.
Sep 13, 2011
2011 CRPR Peanut Carnival - July 28
The 45th Annual CRPR Peanut Carnival is built and operated by campers and staff at the CRPR KidVenture Day Camps. Peanuts are sold for 25 cents per bag, and are then tossed at the various booths. Our thanks to everyone involved in this tradition. Held at Park Forest Middle School. Photos by Chrissy Kisslak, CRPR Office Manager.
Jul 28, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 July 12
Cutting the overgrown bank along Rt. 45.
Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Rec. Supervisor.
Jul 12, 2011
Photos: 6
Hess Field Complex 2011 Jun 30
Photos by Ronald J. Woodhead, Director CRPR
Jun 30, 2011
Hess Field Complex Tourn. 2011 June 4-5
Jun 4, 2011
Photos: 8
Hess Field Complex 2011 June 3
Photos by CRPR Intern Adam Peretz
Jun 3, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 May 26
Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Recreation Supervisor
May 26, 2011
CRPR Pitch, Hit & Run Contest 2011
All 7 winners advance to the Pirates Team Championship at PNC Park in Pittsburgh on June 12 for an opportunity to advance to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Arizona on July 12.
May 22, 2011
Welch Pool Media Tour 2011 May 19
Photos by Tony Ciccarelli, Poole Anderson Construction LLC
May 19, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 May 10
May 10, 2011
Photos: 7
Hess Field Complex 2011 May 3
May 3, 2011
Welch Pool 2011 Apr 29
Photos by Todd Roth, CRPR Aquatics Supervisor.
Apr 29, 2011
Photos: 16
Hess Field Complex 2011 Apr 29
Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Rec. Supervisor.
Due to weather-related delays, the reopening of the complex has been delayed pending the completion of these projects.
Welch Pool 2011 Apr 21
Photos by R.J. Woodhead on 21 & 22 April 2011.
Apr 21, 2011
Photos: 23
PA DCNR @ MMNC 2011 Apr 17
As part of the dedication of the new Spring Creek Educ. Building at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, the bench and tree presented in honor of Bob Griffith's service to PRPS by the staff of PA DCNR Bureau of Recreation & Conservation was unveiled. Photos by R.J. Woodhead.
Apr 17, 2011
Hess Field 2011 April 15
Apr 15, 2011
Welch Pool 2011 Apr 14
Photos by Todd Roth, CRPR Aquatics Supervisor
Apr 14, 2011
Photos: 14
Welch Pool 2011 Apr 6
Apr 6, 2011
Nature Center Bldg 2011 Apr 5
Photos by Molly Hetrick, CRPR Recreation Supervisor
Apr 5, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 Apr 4
Apr 4, 2011
Welch Pool 2011 March 14
Mar 14, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Mar 08
Photos by Molly Hetrick, CRPR Rec. Supervisor
Mar 8, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Feb 25
Feb 25, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Feb 12
Feb 8, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Feb 02
Photos by Molly Hetrick, CRPR Rec. Supervisor - Nature Center
Jan 24, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Jan 14
Jan 19, 2011
Hess Field Complex 2011 Jan 13 - Community Mtg. 2
Community Meeting #2 for the proposed Hess Field Master Site Plan. Photos by Jeff Hall, CRPR Recreation Supervisor
Jan 13, 2011
Nature Ctr Bldg 2011 Jan 12
Jan 12, 2011
Nature Center Bldg. 2011 Jan 6
Photos taked 3 & 5 Jan 2011 by Molly Hetrick, CRPR Rec. Supervisor.
Jan 6, 2011
Hess Field 2010 Dec Photos
Photos from Dec. 2010 and Jan. 2011 of the work in progress at the Hess Field Complex by CRPR and Harris Twp. Public Works.
Jan 3, 2011
Welch Pool 2010 Dec 30
The project will be fully completed in Spring to provide time for the initial startups & shakedowns, and then the Grand Opening at 11:30 AM on Sat. 28 May 2011.
Photos by Todd Roth, CRPR Aquatics Supervisor.
Dec 30, 2010
Nature Center Bldg. 2010 Dec 28
Dec 28, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Dec 13
Dec 13, 2010
Nature Center Bldg. 2010 Dec 10
Dec 10, 2010
Hess Field Complex 2010 Dec 9
Dec 8, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Dec 1
Photos by CRPR Rec. Supervisor Molly Hetrick
Dec 4, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Nov 24
Photos by Tony Ciccarelli, Poole Anderson Construction
Dec 1, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Nov 24
Nov 24, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Nov 22
Photos by CRPR Aquatics Supervisor Todd Roth.
Nov 22, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Nov 17
Photos by Melissa Freed, CRPR Program Coordinator at MMNC
Nov 17, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Nov 12
Nov 12, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Nov 10
Nov 10, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Nov 04
(Rainy day) Photos by Todd Roth, CRPR Aquatics Supervisor
Nov 4, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Oct 27
Photos from 27 Oct 2010 by Melissa Freed, CRPR Seasonal Program Coordinator - Millbrook Marsh Nature Center
Oct 28, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Oct 26
Photos by Todd Roth & Ronald Woodhead on Tuesday, 26 Oct 2010.
Oct 26, 2010
Photos: 32
Welch Pool 2010 Oct 23
Photos from Friday, 22 Oct 2010 c/o Ronald J. Woodhead, Director CRPR
Oct 22, 2010
Nature Center Bldg 2010 Oct 22
Photos by Molly Hetrick (CRPR) and Terry Finberg (Haranin Construction Inc.)
Welch Pool 2010 Oct 20
Oct 20, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Oct 13
Oct 13, 2010
Nature Center Bldg. 2010 Sept 30
The construction of the Spring Creek Educ. Bldg. at Millbrook Marsh Nature Center. Photos by Molly Hetrick, CRPR Rec. Supervisor.
Sep 30, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Sept 29
Sep 29, 2010
Hess Field 2010 Sept 22
Work underway by CRPR Staff at the Hess Field Complex. These renovations will address safety, playability and provide ADA access for spectators and players.
Sep 22, 2010
Nature Center Bldg. 2010 Sept 17
Sep 21, 2010
Photos: 27
Welch Pool 2010 Sept 21
Photos by R.J. Woodhead, Director CRPR
Sep 20, 2010
Hess Field 2010 Sept 17
The renovations at Hess Field are underway by the CRPR crew.
Sep 17, 2010
Welch Pool 2010 Sept 15
Sep 15, 2010
Photos: 20
Welch Pool 2010 Sept 16
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Interview: Chava Alberstein
After more than 40 years, the veteran singer is still a favourite with the Israeli public and still battling for acceptance abroad.
Chava Alberstein was singing in Yiddish before it was fashionable in Israel. "I'm happy and proud young people are doing it now"
The fact that I can do albums is magic. The fact that people are ready to buy them is a miracle." Israeli folk singer Chava Alberstein admits she is bemused by the longevity of her career — one that has spanned four decades and includes more than 60 album releases. Israelis have loved her ever since she rose to stardom at the age of 18, entertaining the troops during her Israeli army service (which, she insists, is the best training a performer can get).
And they continue to listen to her quiet, reflective, guitar-led brand of folk in huge numbers. She is known for her soulful sound and emotional lyrics whether she is singing tender romantic ballads or defiant protest songs.
"People feel I love what I do. I never follow the fashion," says the 62-year-old artist, in an attempt to explain her enduring success. "I always go after the meaning or the feeling. It works. This is the other miracle that happens with me. I thank God every day. There are so many artists in the world that cannot find people to listen to them or read what they write. I'm blessed."
She might also count as a blessing the decision early on in her career to rethink her instrument of choice. "I started playing an accordion," she recalls. "But then I discovered the guitar and I suddenly realised this is the way I wanted to express myself — hiding behind the guitar and singing.
"I never thought about myself as a singer like today's American Idols with a big voice. For me the issue was the songs — to express ideas, tell stories, to look at the world."
Even so, it took almost 20 years before Alberstein, who was born in Poland and came to Israel at the age of four, became a fully fledged singer-songwriter. At first she was content to play cover versions of other people's songs; then she moved to performing numbers specially written for her by other musicians.
Only in her forties did she start recording her own material, having become dissatisfied with what she was being given, and at the same time feeling confident enough in her judgement of what her fans wanted.
Alberstein, who is looking forward to playing a concert in London next month, is aware that her popularity in Israel is not matched internationally. This is something she feels has a lot to do with anti-Zionism. She says there have been occasions when she has been prevented from playing at festivals and shows abroad simply because of her nationality.
"I know from my own experience that there is prejudice against Israeli performers," she says. "There were festival organisers in Norway, Greece and France who wrote to me and said they were not interested in hosting Israeli singers. There was a festival in Australia which had booked some Lebanese artists who said they weren't prepared to go if I went, so I wasn't able to go.
"I don't think this mixture of art and politics is right because most [Israeli] artists speak for peace and are ready to criticise the government when it's wrong, and yet suddenly we're not accepted. I don't understand it. But that is the world. There are also artists who are not ready to come to Israel because of politics. What can you do?"
A good example of what she regards as Israeli musicians "speaking for peace" came earlier this month with Israel's entry in the Eurovision Song Contest, performed by Noa, who is Jewish, and Israeli Arab Mira Awad.
"I think it was a very good idea," says Alberstein. "I love those two girls. I think they did a great thing. The image of Israel in the world today is of soldiers, guns, bombs and religious fanatics. We see two young women who are ready to create together and, of course, they represent Israeli society and all the people here. Most of the people here want to live quiet lives — they don't want to be throwing bombs at Arab villages, living with hate and revenge."
Folk music is a genre that celebrates the roots and history of a community. Which is why Alberstein has recorded many of her songs in the language of her Polish parents — Yiddish. For a teenager starting out in the 1960s, this was a risky move — Israel at the time was desperate to appear modern and unshackled by the traditions of its various immigrant groups. "I did an album in Yiddish at the beginning, (before I went in the army)," she says. "People didn't understand this language in Israel. It's an echo of the diaspora. People didn't want to know about it. For a 17- or 18-year-old girl it was a kind of rebellion against the anti-Yiddish camp.
"But when I first wanted to be a folk artist I thought the only real folk material I had was Yiddish because Israel was a really young country. I didn't realise how crazy it was in those days. I didn't understand why my parent's culture shouldn't be preserved.
"I loved their stories and their humour and their songs. I didn't see any reason to forget. People were kind of amazed, but they accepted it."
Nowadays, Alberstein, who is married to film director Nadav Levitan, can take credit for the revival of diaspora music coming from hip young acts like the Idan Raichel project.
"I'm not sure I like the word 'revival'," she says. "It's a bit too optimistic, but certainly the feeling is that Yiddish is much more acceptable.
"Young people who come from diaspora communities that were supposed to be forgotten, like the Yemenites or the Moroccans, have started to realise that there's a wealth of culture [in their backgrounds]. A lot of people have started to sing the songs of their grandparents from Persia or Turkey. They realised that the countries are still part of their biography.
"I was one of the first to do it. I'm very happy and proud that young people are doing it now. Being able to sing in Yiddish, being able to connect with another culture, it gives me a very fulfilling feeling."
Chava Alberstein performs at the Barbican in London on June 9 (tel:020 7638 8891, www.barbican.org.uk). Her new album, Live, is out now
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Siem Reap Gateway To Angkor Wat The World Heritage Temple
The Siem Reap, which literally means the "Defeat of Siam or Thai military lost the war", is the most prosperous region of contemporary Cambodia. Its close proximity to the Angkor Wat temple complex has turned the city into one of the world's the best tourist destinations. Over three million travelers visit Siem Reap every year to discover over a thousand years of Khmer heritage built near Tonle Sap Great Lake, the foundation of the economic power of the ancient Cambodian empire.
The down town of Siem Reap's tourist district is known as Old Market (Phsa Chas). This part of town is home to a large concentration of restaurants and shops geared towards an ever-increasing number of Asian people, American, British and European tourists. The inflow of tourism has transformed a really small city into a bustling downtown area with an eclectic array of restaurants, bars and night-clubs that rivals any college town along with a night market that keep going well past overnight.
Angkor Wat And The Temple Region
The main attraction for visitors to Siem Reap is the Angkor Wat and and other temple in Angkor complex, which covers more than 300km2 of northwestern Cambodia. The Angkor Temple Complex has been designated a UN Heritage Site and comprise of hundreds of buildings from the 9th to the 14th century that tell the story of the rise and fall of the Khmer-empire. This huge collection of historical structures buildings are adorned with intricately carved, priceless Khmer artwork and that provide an archaeological and a pictorial history of an empire that control much of southeast Asia for five centuries. Structure range from partially renovated temples, pagoda and imperial residences to recently discovered ruins which are virtual untouched for the last 500 years.
There is no photo can do justice to the Khmer temples of the Angkor complex. Lists of adjectives can't either: Stunning, humbling, awe inspiring, spiritual or magical, all of these words are not enough to describe the succession of memorable experiences awaiting you, so plan to take up residence for at least a week in one of the best holiday destinations cities in Asia.
A global wave of tourism focused on the pursuit of the Angkor Temples has been the driving force behind Siem Reap's current growth. The Cambodian people have answered to this inflow in tourism by creating an academic program and licensed tour guides to show travelers about the Angkor temples history, architecture and culture.
You now can spend a week reading a guidebook for recommended places to visit and study the maps to get around with local driver, but the best way to capture the essence of the temple region is to hire an expert. Even if you don't hire an approved guide for touring the temples, a local guide will make your temple journey more informative and authentic.
Travel from Bangkok to Siem Reap
The most convenient and easiest way to travel from Bangkok in Thailand to Siem Reap Angkor in Cambodia is flying, it takes 1. 5 hours but it is by far the most high-priced way. Bangkok Airways offers one way tickets for 5500 baht (including tax). So many travelers decide to travel to Siem Reap over land and cross the border at the Aranyaprathet / Poipet Cambodia border crossing.
Until recently there was no direct bus connection between Bangkok and Siem Reap, but on February 21, 2013 a new bus line opened that offers a direct connection between the two cities and costs 750 baht per person. It takes about 5, 5 hours to arrive at the border at Poipet and another 2, 5 hours from the poipet border to Siem Reap, the total time depends on how fast the passengers can cross at the border.
If you are on a budget, or don't want to travel to the Mo Chit bus station to pick up the direct bus, there are other ways to journey to Siem Reap. You can take the train for example to Aranyaprathet, or take buses from the Ekkamai (Eastern) bus terminal, from the Airport Bus Terminal or a Casino Bus from Lumpini Park. It is also possible to take a minivan from the Victory Monument, minivans are more faster than the big buses, but might be less comfortable if you have long Western legs.
If you journey with more people and you want to travel faster it might also be an idea to take a taxi from Bangkok to the border which can be arranged for 2100 baht for (3 persons) or 2600 baht for (4-5 persons). Once you cross the border you can arrange a shared taxi for 12 USD per person. The taxi to the border takes 3 hours and from the border to Siem Reap about 1, 5 hours more.
We have good contacts with a few reliable taxi drivers that travel between Bangkok and the border every day. We employed them ourselves in past trips and for that we can recommend them, they offer the trip for the costs we mentioned above. If you are interested we can arrange a taxi, just contact us about 2 days before you want to travel, you can pay the driver once he dropped you at the border. For more information or questions you can contact us at email@example.com.
Direct bus from Bangkok to Siem Reap
- Duration: 8-9 hours
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There is a direct bus available from Bangkok to Siem Reap. The service started on 21.02.2013. The price for the ticket is 750 baht and the trip takes about 8 to 9 hours depending the border crossing. The bus leaves the Mo Chit (Northern) bus terminal in Bangkok at 09:00.
The bus actually crosses the border. You require to get out of the bus to clear customs, so you still have to cross the border on your own, but on the other side the same bus that brought you to Aranyaprathet will be waiting to bring you from Poipet to Siem Reap.
Warning! We heard that the new direct bus actually stops at one of the scam visa offices. They will tell you to get your visa before the border to get everybody faster through customs. The problem is that this visa costs 40 USD instead of the normal 20 USD. Just refuse to take the visa here and just get one at the border, as mentioned before you do not have to do anything before you get your exit stamp in your passport from the Thai customs.
The Bus from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet
- Duration: approximately 5 hours and 30 minutes.
- Price: first class 207 baht, second class 160 baht
There are busses departing from the Northern bus terminal to Aranyaprathet. There are first and second class tickets and buses are leaving around every half hour. The last bus leaves at around 18:00.
You can also take a bus from the Eastern Bus Terminal at Ekkamai, the price is 200 baht. There are 5 buses daily. They leave at 06:15, 08:30, 10:30, 12:30 and 16:30 (May 2013). When there are not enough people for a big bus there will be a minivan.
At Lumphini Park on Rama IV road there are so called Casino Buses that bring people to the casinos at the border. There are three daily buses at: 06:00, 06:30 and 09:00. The price for the bus is 200 baht.
Minivan from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet
- Duration: approximately 4 hours
- Price: around 200 baht
You can take a minivan from Victory monument in Bangkok. These vans bring you direct to the border. The minivan is a bit faster than the bus and train and still has the same price range. The minivans leave every 30 to 45 minutes from 05:30 until 18:30 from Victory Monument. You can buy the ticket directly at the station. In case you have big luggage you have to pay a little extra. (January 2015)
Train from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet
- Duration: 5 hours and 40 minutes
- Price: 48 baht (only third class available)
- Departure times: 05:55 and 13:05
There are trains departing for Aranyaprathet from Hua Lampong train station in Bangkok. One at 05:55 and you will be at Aranyaprathet at 11:35, the second train leaves at 13:05 and you will be at Aranyaprathet at 17:35. From there you still need to arrange transport to the border. There are always taxies waiting for the train to arrive. Trains in Thailand often have delays, and if you take the train at 13:05 you run the risk that you don't reach the border before closing time (20:00)
Taxi from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet
- Duration: 3 hours Price:
- 2100 baht (up to 3 persons) or 2600 baht (up to 5 persons)
If you have people to share the trip with it might be a good idea to take a taxi. A regular taxi to Aranyaprathet will charge you anywhere between 2600 and 3000 baht.
We have the contact details of a few reliable taxi drivers that drive to the border regularly, they can do the trip for 2100 baht including gasoline, but exuding highway fees. The taxi of 2100 baht can only hold 3 people with luggage. If you are looking for a bigger taxi that can take 4 or 5 people we can also arrange that for 2600 baht. These cost include gasoline, but not any highway fees. Taxi from Bangkok to Siem Reap!
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The Thai-Cambodian border crossing
The border crossing at Aranyaprathet can be a bit tricky. There are a lot of places where people try to take advantage of you. First of all it is not important to arrange a visa before you cross the Thai part of the border. People will try to tell you that you need to get papers before you cross, but this is simply not true. There is even a fake border building where people try to trick you.
When you enter the Cambodian police station at the border you will get all the papers you need to fill in. Here you have to pay for your visa. The official price is 20 dollars. The police will ask you either 800 baht or 20 dollars plus 100 baht. There is a new building where you can get your visa. It is directly right to the Angkor style gate on the Cambodian side.
The last police stop you will get your stamp and enter Poipet in Cambodia. Remember that the border closes at 20:00. Next to the exit two police man stand guard, you can approach them ask for an express stamp, the price is 5 USD and you will get your stamp directly without standing in line.
From Poipet to Siem Reap in Cambodia
Once you enter Cambodia buses will be waiting to bring you to a transfer station. Here you can choose between moving on by taxi or bus.
Taking a Taxi from Poipet to Siem Reap
- Duration: 2 hours
- Price: 12 USD per person or 50 USD per taxi
The taxi drive to Siem Reap is quick and comfortable. The new road has been ready since a few years and brings you straight to Angkor. Mostly the taxi driver will drop you just outside the town where Tuk Tuks are waiting to bring you to your hotel. They tell you the ride is for free. It is their way to offer you hotels and try and arrange transport for you during your stay in Siem Reap. There is no way you can get around this. You can decide if you want to use their services.
We found a few honest taxi drivers that can offer a direct pick up from the border for 55 USD per taxi. These taxi drivers will bring you straight to your hotel or guesthouse in Siem Reap. Andy in Cambodia can arrange these taxis, feel free to contact him at email@example.com
Bus from Poipet to Siem Reap
- Duration: 3 hours
- Costs: 9 USD
The bus is obviously a little bit slower and you have to wait for the bus to leave at a certain time. You will not have this problem with the taxi.
Do not do anything with anybody regarding a visa before you enter the Thai customs office at the border!!!
If anybody claims that they can arrange a visa for you at the bus station or wherever you are, this person tries to trick you. They will let you wait for a long time and ask to much money for a thing that can be arranged quicker and for free at the border.
2. We hear a lot from people that are told at the border that they should change money from baht into Reil because there are supposedly no cash machines in Siem Reap. This is a straight up lie. There are plenty of cash machines in Siem Reap and they will give you dollars, so there is no need to exchange for Reil. There is no way to exchange Reils back to any other currency, so it is better to use dollars.
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What they are is a mediocre team, one that -- after Tuesday's predictable 6-0 beating at Fenway Park -- has gone to sleep 14 nights this year with a .500 record. The Angels have hovered above it for weeks at a time and bounced below it plenty, but they've mostly found their level. In 2010, that level is the ground floor.
They're an average team, a little worse than the Toronto Blue Jays, a little better than the Florida Marlins. By Aug. 17, you are what you are. You can sense a bit of resignation at this point. It's only natural.
Once Jered Weaver gave up a solo home run to No. 9 hitter Darnell McDonald on Tuesday, he just never looked comfortable. He rushed his delivery. He walked hitters on pitches that weren't close, something he doesn't really do. He hung a changeup that the No. 8 hitter smashed for a grand slam.
And afterward, for the first time this year, Weaver admitted the lack of run support has gotten to him at times. The stress seems to be cumulative. The Angels have three hits in their past 28 at-bats with runners in scoring position, their offense virtually shriveling up at a time when it could create at least the illusion of a pennant race.
As usual, Weaver was pitching against one of the best in the business. On Tuesday, it was league ERA leader Clay Buchholz dominating the Angels' lineup. It's always somebody.
"I'm not going to say that it's not in the back of your mind, but you don't want to go out there and pitch like that," Weaver said. "You want to go out there and be the aggressor and that kind of thing, but obviously with the struggles, you feel like you have to go out there and pitch, try to limit as much as you can."
The Angels have had one hot streak, which happened to coincide with the Kansas City-Seattle-interleague portion of their schedule. They went 19-8 ending July 1. Before that and ever since then, it has been a fairly relentless drumbeat of bad or indifferent baseball.
The question isn't how they got here. The question is, how did they get here so fast?
A year ago after 120 games, the Angels were 73-47 on their way to a 97-win season. After Tuesday, they're 60-60 and headed for their worst season since 2003. What's the difference? Maybe it's about attrition -- John Lackey goes for his third win against the Angels on Wednesday night. Maybe it's about underperformance.
On Aug. 18 last year, the Angels fielded an all-.300-hitting lineup in a game at Cleveland. It was the first time in nearly 75 years a team had pulled that off so late in a season. By the time this Tuesday was over, they had only two guys (Alberto Callaspo and Torii Hunter) hitting above .270.
They certainly can't blame injuries, crushing as the loss of Kendry Morales was and painful as the loss of Joel Pineiro is proving. You think the Red Sox would have any sympathy? They've used the disabled list 22 times this year, including on an MVP, Dustin Pedroia, who returned Tuesday, and a perennial MVP candidate, Kevin Youkilis, who is out for the year.
Boston has a knack for exposing the Angels' frailties this year. In 2009, the Angels went 5-4 against Boston, 8-4 if you count the playoffs. This season, the Red Sox have won all eight games the teams have played, outscoring the Angels 42-16 along their merry way.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia tries a different lineup virtually every day, defends it in his comments before the game and then dissects why it didn't work afterward. On Tuesday, he tried Erick Aybar in the No. 6 hole, and Aybar killed every rally. He hit into a double play in his first at-bat and left the bases loaded in two others. Scioscia says he thinks a home run in Detroit lengthened his swing, but he can't seem to cut it down to size.
Opportunities just seem to find the wrong guys in 2010.
"Some guys are trying to be a little too tentative, some guys are trying to go the other way too much, and some guys are just yanking and cranking in that situation," Scioscia said. "The bottom line is we need to get better at that. Guys need to just take what the pitcher's giving you and try to work with that. It's been a very frustrating process, and we're better than this."
Who cares the Angels are only eight games out? This team hasn't shown any signs of life since before the All-Star break.
Weaver usually has been the guy pulling against the rest of the dead weight on this roster, but he has had better games than Tuesday's. He tried to jam McDonald in the third inning, and McDonald hit a towering home run over the Green Monster. The ball cleared everything and smashed the back windshield of a dark blue Toyota Camry parked on a roof across the street.
Weaver gave grudging kudos to rookie Ryan Kalish, who lunged at a changeup and hit it to center field for the knockout grand slam in the fourth.
"Congratulations to him, and obviously, you don't want to be the first to give up his first career grand slam," Weaver said. "You tip your hat, good for him, and I just can't wait to get back here and pitch against him again."
Clutch play
That would have been the third home run Weaver gave up, except Torii Hunter robbed Adrian Beltre. Hunter leaped about 5 feet above the short wall in right field, nearly stumbling into the bullpen in the process. It was the 36th time Hunter has taken away a home run, according to an unofficial tally kept by the Angels' PR staff, but the first as a right fielder.
It was Hunter's first stolen homer this year. He once was the king of it, snatching five from 2007 to 2009.
Hunter moved to right two weeks ago to give rookie Peter Bourjos a chance to inject the Angels' outfield with fresh legs. Hunter admitted he enjoyed making a highlight play in his new position, one he moved to grudgingly. He was a nine-time Gold Glove winner in center field.
"You do it for the team, but I'm human," Hunter said. "We still have that testosterone as men and pride as a human being, and I felt like I was one of the best center fielders, but then I had to move over. It hurts, but at the same time you've got to do what you've got to do. All I care about is winning."
Scene and heard
Hideki Matsui spent a good chunk of Tuesday afternoon at his locker chatting with a tall Japanese man, who turned out to be a former teammate with the Tokyo Giants. Masumi Kuwata was the ace of the Giants before pitching part of the 2007 season for the Pittsburgh Pirates, with whom he had a 9.43 ERA in 19 games.
He's in town to do a feature for Japanese TV on Matsui and the Red Sox's Daisuke Matsuzaka.
Quote of the day
"We have been as poor with runners in scoring position as any team we've had here." -- Scioscia.
Looking ahead
The Angels will try to avoid the indignity of losing to Lackey (10-7, 4.54 ERA) for the third time this year. Lackey already has beaten them in Boston and Anaheim going into Wednesday night's start.
Meanwhile, Scott Kazmir (8-10, 6.36) will try to keep the momentum going by putting up a third good start in a row since returning from the disabled list, where he had a fatigued left shoulder.
Mark Saxon covers the Angels for ESPNLosAngeles.com.


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Media Exposure, Aggression and Prosocial Behavior During Early Childhood: A Longitudinal Study
Version of Record online: 30 OCT 2006
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9507.2006.00360.x
Social Development
Volume 15, Issue 4, pages 612–627, November 2006
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Ostrov, J. M., Gentile, D. A. and Crick, N. R. (2006), Media Exposure, Aggression and Prosocial Behavior During Early Childhood: A Longitudinal Study. Social Development, 15: 612–627. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9507.2006.00360.x
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Preschool children (N = 78) enrolled in multi-informant, multi-method longitudinal study were participants in a study designed to investigate the role of media exposure (i.e., violent and educational) on concurrent and future aggressive and prosocial behavior. Specifically, the amount of media exposure and the nature of the content was used to predict concurrent and future physical, verbal and relational aggression as well as prosocial behavior for girls and boys. This two-year longitudinal study found that media exposure predicted various subtypes of aggression and prosocial behavior. These findings are qualified by the gender of the focal child. That is, parental reports of media exposure were associated with relational aggression for girls and physical aggression for boys at school. Ways in which these findings extend our understanding of the role of media during early childhood are discussed.


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During the last decade, one important contribution towards requirements engineering has been the advent of formal specification languages. They offer a well‐defined notation that can improve consistency and avoid ambiguity in specifications. However, the process of obtaining formal specifications that are consistent with the requirements is itself a difficult activity. Hence, various researchers are developing systems that aid the transition from informal to formal specifications. The kind of problems tackled and the contributions made by these proposed systems are very diverse. This paper brings these studies together to provide a vision for future architectures that aim to aid the transition from informal to formal specifications. The new architecture, which is based on the strengths of existing studies, tackles a number of key issues in requirements engineering such as identifying ambiguities, incompleteness, and reusability. The paper concludes with a discussion of the research problems that need to be addressed in order to realise the proposed architecture.
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- Title
- Tools for producing formal specifications: a view of current architectures and future directions
- Journal
Annals of Software Engineering
Volume 3, Issue 1 , pp 273-290
- Cover Date
- 1997-01
- Print ISSN
- 1022-7091
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7489
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Authors
- Sunil Vadera (1)
- Farid Meziane (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, University of Salford, Salford, M5 4WT, UK
- 2. nstitute of Software Technology, UNIMAS, 94300, Kota Samarahan, Sarawak, Malaysia


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With one double bed and one double sofa bed, the apartment easily sleeps up to 4 guests. Guests can prepare basic meals in the kitchenette. Relax in the living area, which has a flat-screen TV after a long day (or night) on the town. Find a tub with a shower attachment in the bathroom.
The whole city is quite easily accessed, as the apartment is just 5 minutes away from several metro lines. It takes a mere 5 minutes to reach Andrássy Avenue and 10 minutes to reach Heroes' Square. Buda Castle is located on top of Buda Hill, directly across the Chain Bridge.
The apartment's location means that guests are spoilt for choice when looking for a place to eat, drink, or shop. A 24-hour supermarket is located just around the corner.
Attention regarding smokers: Smoking inside the apartment strictly prohibited. Please use the balcony or the sidewalk to go for a smoke. Thank you for your understanding!
The heating has been properly set-up before you come in, and the flat is very well insulated, so please do not modify the heating sensor, it will be warm enough for you!
Please keep noise levels down after 22:00.
There are house trash bins in the entrance corridor if you would like to remove excess rubbish from the apartment.
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George est un hôte excellent et a toujours été plus que disposés à sortir de son mieux pour rendre notre séjour agréable!
George was an excellent host and always was more than willing to go out of his way to make our stay a pleasant one!!
Appartement parfait dans un emplacement parfait! Je vous remercie beaucoup!
Perfect apartment in a perfect location!
Thank you very much!
Très pratique! Près de tout! Hautement recommandé! :)
Very convenient! Close to everything!! Highly recommended! :)
L'hôtel était basique mais l'emplacement de l'appartement était sublime: au centre, ATM, magasin (24 heures) terrasses, tram et métro à moins de 1 minute. Et c'était toujours calme! Awesome. L'hôte était très sympathique et serviable.
De accomodatie was eenvoudig, maar de ligging van het appartement was subliem: midden in het centrum, pinautomaat , winkel (24uur) terrasjes, tramhalte en metro binnen 1 minuut. En het was ook nog rustig! Geweldig. De host was erg vriendelijk en behulpzaam.
Nous sommes 3 soeurs / soeurs qui ont vécu dans l'appartement de Georges pendant 5 jours. George et sa petite amie sont des hôtes douces et utiles. L'appartement est petit mais fonctionne bien, mais la cuisine n'est pas ici. Nous ne pouvons que recommander George et Budapest.Vi la chance pure.
Vi er 3 svigerinder/søstre der har boet i Georges lejlighed i 5 dage. George og hans kæreste er nogle søde og hjælpsomme værter. Lejligheden er lille men fungerer godt, dog er køkkenet ikke som her. Vi kan kun anbefale George og Budapest.Vi kommer gerne igen.
Très bel appartement dans un excellent emplacement, à proximité de Pont des Chaînes et magasins / restaurants. L'hôte est sympa et serviable. Nous vous conseillons vraiment cet endroit et on y retournera quand retour à Budapest.
Very nice apartment in an excellent location, near Chain Bridge and shops/restaurants. The host is friendly and helpful. We would really recommend this place and would go there again when back in Budapest.
Taux (1-5): Apt: 5 Lieu: 5 Host: 5 Prix: 4 Budapest: 3.5 (mieux d'être ici au printemps ou en été)
Rate (1-5):
Apt: 5
Place: 5
Host: 5
Price: 4
Budapest: 3.5 (better to be here on spring or summer)
One of the best cost ratio we had so far. For the price we paid, we were very happy with the appartment, although it does need some repair and maybe a bit more thourough cleaning?
But the appartment is very spacious, with a typical high ceiling, quiet and on top of it all, in the heart of Budapest. You cannot be more central!
We arrived without difficulty at the Hi5 office, and were showed promptly to the flat.
Leaving the apartment was very easy, the Hi5 "crew" seems to be pretty laid back and to trust their guests: we appreciated that!
If possible, we would gladly book again this appartment.
The apartment is fairly decent, very very central, and very close to many shops, restaurants, bars etc.
Also, the apartment is VERY warm, so you don't have to worry about the cold, if you're visiting in the winter.
Wi-Fi is also very strong, we had 8 (!) devices connected and it ran perfect.
Unfortunately, a couple of the bedsheets were not quite clean -not too dirty either- but the main problem was that the owner only left us one set of keys, which made it really difficult for our schedule, as we were a group of friends and wanted to do different activities.
But overall, the apartment is a really great value for money if you are a group of friends spending some time in Budapest.
Perfect location, perfect price, perfect host. There is everything you need in the apartment and nearby. This is quite a touristic district which means you'll easily find a lot of cafes, pubs, a store and also a lot of places to visit. There is a really good bakery the next door where you can have breakfast from time to time. It will take you from 5 to 30 minutes walking to get to almost every famous or worth seeing place. And one more thing - this apartment is really warm to stay in winter.
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Published: Saturday, May 29, 2004 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 28, 2004 at 10:18 p.m.
Mills River Planning Board will hold a workshop meeting at 9 a.m. today in the Town Hall.
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Fifth Blue Jean Ball will take place from 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday, June 5, at MANNA Food Bank, Asheville. Theme: One Big Table: "Making It Grow," heritage of N.C. Bluegrass to swing. Food by 20 area caterers, restaurants. Tickets: $65, person; $80, reserved seating. Silent auction. Information, tickets: 299-3663.
WNC Air Museum Air Fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, June 5-6, at the museum off Shepherd Street, near BRCC. Parachute jumpers, old planes, food, plane rides, souvenirs, antique cars. Admission, parking: Free. Information: 693-4275, 696-9151, 698-8416.
Health events
Childbirth 101: Meeting the Challenge of Birth will be presented from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at Pardee Education Health Center, Blue Ridge Mall. Cost: $60 or Medicaid. Bring two pillows, blanket. Instructor: Mary Turner. Registration required: 692-4600.
23rd Pancake Breakfast to benefit Four Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care will be held from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at Hendersonville First Baptist Church. Entertainment. Tickets: $5; available at Energy Mart stores, Triangle Stop stores, Henderson County Travel and Tourism. Information: 692-6178.
"Five-Alarm" Cook-out to benefit the emergency room at St. Luke's Hospital will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the hospital in Columbus. Admission: $8; free, children under 6. Live music, door prizes. Tours of hospital and hyperbaric chambers. Rain date: 5 to 7 p.m., Thursday, June 10.
Give a Dog a Bone Benefit Concert will be held Saturday, June 5, at Slagle Farm, Mars Hill. Live music, camping, family fun fair, fishing, petting zoo. Admission: $15 weekend pass, includes camping; free, children under 13. No pets. Benefits Animal Compassion Network. Information: 258-4820, www.a-cnet.org.
House Band will perform rock and roll music with greatest hits of 1960s and '70s at the Music on the Mountain concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at Chimney Rock Park. Gates open: 4 p.m. Cook out in concert area. Tickets: $16, advance; $18, day of show. Information: 625-9611, (800) 277-9611, email@example.com, www.chimneyrockpark.com.
BackRhodes Ranch Country, Gospel, Bluegrass MusicFest will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at ranch, off Etowah School Road. Follow signs from U.S. 64 West, Etowah. Food: Etowah BBQ Shack. Performers: Log Cabin Boys, Mountain Edge, Cross Reference, Jeff Collier Family, Singing Christians, Cimmeron. Admission: $10; free, children 12 and under. Bring chair or blanket. Pony rides for kids. Information: 699-1705, www.backrhodesranch.com.
Dimsdale Reunion will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Foot Hills Music Hall, Boiling Springs, S.C. Ice, paper goods furnished. Bring covered dish. Information, directions: (864) 578-3089, (864) 216-3340, (864) 578-4465.
Rummage sale and barbecue will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Fletcher United Methodist Church, U.S. 25 North, Fletcher. Eat in or take out. Information: 684-7155.
Riverwind Rummage and Bake Sale will take place from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Riverwind clubhouse, off Etowah School Road, Etowah. About 130 families participating.
Benefit Yard Sale will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the East Flat Rock Community Center, Walker Street, off U.S. 176 near East Flat Rock First Baptist Church. Information: 693-3631.
Carolina Carriage Club Pleasure Show will be held Saturday, June 5, at the Foothills Equestrian Nature Center, 3381 Hunting Country Road, Polk County. Spectators welcome at no charge. Bring picnic. Information: www.fence.org, (828) 894-2437, email@example.com.
Seventh Black Mountain Arts and Crafts Show will take place Saturday and Sunday, June 5-6, in downtown Black Mountain. Juried arts and crafts from Southeast, food, music, craft demonstrations.
American Quarter Horse Association Versatility Ranch Horse Show will be held Saturday and Sunday, June 5-6, at the WNC Agricultural Center, Fletcher. Information: (828) 645-4612.
Registration for Community and Faith-Based Initiatives Grants Workshop is required by Friday, June 4. Workshop will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, at Trinity Baptist Church, Asheville. Leader: Cecil Brown, Department of Housing and Urban Development. Sponsor: U.S. Rep. Charles Taylor. Registration: 251-1988, 697-8539.
Other events
Jail-a-Thon fund-raiser for the Hendersonville Explorer's Post will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at Piggy's and Harry's on Duncan Hill Road. Anyone placed "under arrest" will be put in restaurant's "jail" until $25 is raised.
Ol' Timey Day will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Henderson County Curb Market, corner of Second Avenue West and Church Street. Sausage, ham biscuits cooked on woodstove. Music, antique display. Information: 692-8012.
Bug Day will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Cradle of Forestry, Pisgah National Forest. Hands-on table, guided bug hunts, bug activities, program on hemlock wooly adelgid. Admission: $5, adults; $2.50, youths 4 to 17. Information: 877-3130, www.cradleofforestry.com.
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text: On Sunday 09 December 2001 12:21, Chuck Esterbrook wrote: > On Sunday 09 December 2001 01:11 pm, Tavis Rudd wrote: > > Chuck, > > I'd be happy to go with 90, or even 100, as a standard maximum > > line width for Webware so we can end this debate and get back to > > more productive things. Either would be better than the > > no-wrapping situation in the current codebase. > > Tavis > > Well at least we kept it on -devel. In the pre-devel days we would > have lost half our -discuss members. :-) Very true! > In any case, I agree, but what I had in mind as the most productive > next step was the doc string issues. ok. > But this has to be discussed as well because I have some questions: > > Off the top of my head I remember you mentioning: > > def foo(self): > > '''Returns a bar.''' > > return self Geoff's comments and Ian's made me rethink the extra lines argument for short docstrings that aren't likely to need rewrapping: def foo(self): """Returns a bar.""" return self For longer docstrings that have a lot in them, and must be updated to reflect code changes, I still think it's best to politely ask authors to include the extra lines. Though, it's no big deal if they forget. > My problem is that multi-paragraph strings look strange because the > first is indented but the others aren't. > def foo(self): > > '''Returns a bar. > > Override to customize the baz.''' > > return self If we follow the convention of using the first line as a short synopsis, there's no problem here. Besides the docstring tools are smart enough to figure out the indentation. Pydoc works fine with either style. BTW, we should ask that people follow convention of using the first line as synopsis, followed by a blank line if there is more to the docstring. > I like this because the delimiters, paragraphs and code all line up > and look neat (as in 'clean'). Obviously, both use the same # of > lines. I prefer including the blank lines, but I'm fine with either so long as we use """. > Questions: > > - You mentioned it is easier to word wrap the first style. Did you > mean for the editor or when you wrap it by hand or what? What does > that mean? (Sorry if I missed a clarification; I'm still catching > up on messages.) Emacs and a few other editors have an auto-wrapping feature that will inteligently rewrap a block of continuous text to match your preferred line wrapping. When reformatting docstrings I edit the docstring, make sure there are blank lines between it and surrounding code and then hit alt-q to rewrap. It deals with indentation gracefully. Without the blank lines it will rewrap the code as well. > - How well does pydoc work with these styles? > - when spewing HTML > - when browsing via a terminal Both styles are fine. > - How would the emacs developers react to a request to fully > support syntax highlight of Python strings? > - If the reaction is negative, we'll switch to """ I'm certain this has been proposed to the appropriate people before and the answer was that it's too much effort for something they're not concerned about. I can't remember where I read that, but I did some research last time we discussed this. Cheers, Tavis


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Great book, lots of information. They do not have a lot of information in this book regarding puppies. I purchased the puppy book that they have put out and that one is phenomenal! I like this book, but I think it will better serve my needs once my puppy is grown.
Written with a strong sense of spirituality and compassion, the monks of New Skete have written the best source of information on understanding the mentality of a dog that I have come across. This book has helped me to develop stronger bonds with three rescue dogs, each with their own personality and peculiarities. Highly recommended.
Consider this amazing book if you want to train what will ultimately be a happy, well adjusted, well balanced dog.
I enjoyed this book and I have read lots of books on dog training, psychology, etc. This was one that was fast, easy reading and besides being enjoyable, it was informative. I sure wish they wrote more about smaller dogs........I know they train bigger dogs and much of the info works for big or small but is still would be nice to see these great guys work with some smaller dogs and the challenges.
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Here is a pretty good article on using a heart rate monitor: http://www.marathonguide.com/training/articles/HeartMonitorTraining.cfm
It describes heart rate zones, how to figure out what they are for you, and how to use them. You will need your maximum heart rate (MHR) at least. There are several simple formulas for MHR (226 minus age is the simplest for women). You can also do a test on your own or at a lab ($$), described in the article. Later you may want to take resting heart rate (RHR) into account, also described. Last but not least, if your HRM gets an observed heart rate higher than your MHR, that is your new MHR. MHR is pretty much fixed, except it tends to decrease slightly as you get older. (Except it also varies by sport. The formula above is for running.) RHR varies and should get lower with better conditioing.
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Hello Len, I have no idea whether it gives a continuous reading, but I'll check on that. I'll also have to check out the chest strap models too since you and Steelers both use them. To be honest with you I have no idea what reading I'm even supposed to be looking for. Can yall help? Do I want to keep it at a certain number for a certain amount of time? I was hoping there would be directions inside when I got one, LOLLLL This is why I'm a newbie, LOLLL
Thanks for your help Steelers.
I completed day 2 of week 5 of the C25K. I can't believe I was able to run two 8 minute runs. When I first started I couldn't make it through 90 seconds! Amazing!! Monday I will do my first 20 minute run without stopping. I'm a lil intimidated of the though, but I'm just gonna push myself like I did today and I'll get there. WOOOO HOOOO!!!
Hope everyone's having a great weekend. HAPPY RUNNING!
(1) No problem. Happy to give info.
(2) Len has posted a web site with pretty good information on heart rate zones. If you buy a monitor, the instruction manual will do a good job of explaining the various heart rate zones, what zones are good for what result (burning fat vs. aerobic fitness), etc. The Polar is more affordable than Garmin, since Garmin has a GPS to measure distance, pace, etc. down to the foot. I recently bought the Garmin 405 and it is amazing - simply amazing. Tons of information about heart rate zones, speed in certain heart rate zones, etc.
(3) Congrats on the progress with your running. It sounds like you will be going 5k without stopping pretty soon. Are you signed up for a 5k?
Len thnks so much for the website. That really helped explain the hrm alot. I'm thinking I'll get the chest strap model. It sounds like it would be more accurate.
Steelers thank you also. I haven't signed up for a 5K yet I'm thinking I will this fall. Its just way to hot here right now. I don't want to feel like I'm going to die in my first race and then never want to do it again, LOLLL But the Irongirl 5K and 10K is next April and I've already decided I will be doing that one also. Hoping I'll be able to do the 10K by next April.
Tomorrow will be my first 20 minute run. Wish me luck!
Have a wonderful week everyone. HAPPY RUNNING!
Haven't been on here in a while so I am just letting people know that I am still alive. My best friend got married on Saturday and I went up Thursday to help and got back Sunday. I was exhausted I got to bed at 4 early sunday morning and didn't sleep very well I was too hot, that could be because she had an open bar at her wedding. I am going back up the 3rd and staying till the 13 so I can relax and get away and have fun and in the mean time I hope to keep running. Hope everyone is doing great!
Hi All,
Its "HOT" here in Vegas. Last week was my first week hitting the pavement. I now have logged four days of outdoor running. I'm working into a system of alternating my run's outdoors and on the treadmill. That seems to be helping with my "to be expected" soreness! I actually ran just over two miles today outdoors. May not sound like a big deal to most runners, but I'm thrilled with my progress. I'm at a point where if I don't do some type of running each day, I feel as though I'm missing out on something for the day.
I've been reading the Heart Monitoring stuff and I'm not sure I understand "why" its necessary? With the extensive heat I'm running in (at 6:30 AM above 80 degrees, I feel I'm not trying to get my heart rate to a point that may over heat myself?? I would appreciate your thoughts on that.
Keep up the good work to all. This site is becoming part of my daily therapy...
Yep..the heat is turning up here in kansas city area as well. Although not as bad as there...it was 75 at 5am this morning and it'll be a steady climb to about 85. I've been working on the treadmill for the past few runs and have gotten upto week 5 on the C25K program and have worked upto 3miles...although my time is around 45mins now on that. But I figured its a start and I can build from there. I've been getting up at 4.30 and 5am and running early morning so I can be at work 8am too. I work about 40miles away and commute and have managed to make adjustments two days a week so I can find time to run..3rd day is usually saturday or sunday morning and I'm hoping to start doing that outside. I'm heading off to Massachusetts for vacation next week, but hoping to stick to the program as much as I can. At least I'll get my walking in for sure. Plan is to do a 5k coming up in august!
Readin everyones progress on this site has really been a strong motivator for me and is keeping me going strong!! Thanks again!
Hello everyone! I'm verrrrry excited to announce I have FINALLY finished week 5 of the C25K. I have never in my 41 years of life run for 20 minutes not stop, but I did it!! WOOOO HOOOO! I start week 6 tomorrow and am very excited about getting through my training program and then building up on my speed.
I know what ya'll mean about the heat. Down here in Florida it was 83 degrees at 6am this morning and the humidity was unreal. I will continue my training on the treadmill for awhile then move it outdoors maybe in October, LOLLLL
Hey everyone. Wow Congrats Stargal I am very proud of you. I signed up for the 4ht of july 5k here in Vegas. I will be doing it iwth my son so we aren't going to break any speed records just have fun.
Work has been hectic and my hours are such I haven't been able to do my ironing! That's what the cleanears are for (LOL) We ran once last week. and celebrated Jason's 12th birthday on the 21st.
TPK I hear you on the heat.
Mandy glad to hear you are ok. Keep up the good work.
Welcome all of the other new people to active.
Hi All. I did my second 5K yesterday. This one was a trail run. My time was actually 2 minutes exactly longer than the first 5K I ran. Tell me it is normal for trail times to be slower than road times. It was very discouraging. I had serious thoughts of giving up running after this one. My cardio strength seems to be decreasing the longer I've been at this. A month ago I was able to run the 20 min. end of week 5 run w/o walking. Now I'm lucky to get 6-8 minutes before I have to walk. I've decreased my meds hoping that would help, but no luck yet. I've read that swimming would help, but I don't swim at all. I sink like a rock. Any other ideas how to build my cardio endurance? I need some success. Oh yeah, my time was 39:09 and I'm only 32 yrs old. Pretty pathetic huh?
You most definitely can expect a trail run to take longer than the same distance on the road. Your footing is trickier, you have to be conscious of every step and iIt's just plain harder. There are any number of factors that can be affecting your endurance, meds being one of them. Certain meds I have taken have made me feel very sluggish. Luckily there was a readily available alternative that didn't have that effect. Other things that can cause problems are illness (colds, etc.), allergies (and the meds for that) and mental stress in your life (job and family). Talk to your doctor about medications you are taking and consider whether any other factors are making you feel tired. Good luck with your running.
Hi Everyone,
I hope you all had a great weekend and got in lots of miles?? Someone once said "no pain, no gain". Well I'm a member in good standings of that club. Unfortunately, I don't believe I'm suffering the right kind of pain? Last week was a good week for running, I managed to get five days of running in. However, on Saturday morning a pain in my right knee developed to the point that I spent most of the weekend with my leg up and on ice. As of this morning it is still very sore so I plan on calling the doctor. With just walking being painful, I don't see a very active running week ahead of me. My wife thinks "I did too much, too fast". She just might be right?? Congrat to those of you who completed your "first's" over the weekend and keep up the good work. I'll keep you all posted on my progress. I'm really down about this and hope I can turn the corner quickly. I miss my morning run..
Take care all...
Hi, I'm new here!
I have to admit that i'm sitting here kind of teary after reading all the couch to 5k success stories. I have one of those as well! I spent a good deal of my life overweight and not active. I've lost 126 pounds, and I've discovered myself. I am a runner! I've done a couple of 5ks, and I have another one this friday. I'm hoping to run the entire course this time!
Anyway, just wanted to make my presence known, I guess, and let y'all know how inspirational you ALL are, whether you realize it or not.
Trish, you are amazing! Congrats on the weight loss and good luck Friday. I also hope to one day be able to run an entire 5K course. Let us know how you do.
Nah, not amazing --- not really --- just determined, but thank you so much for the kind words! I'll be sure and let y'all know how it goes.
OK I don't think I'm EVER gonna get through the C25K plan. I finally got my neck fixed and NOW I fractured my hand while doiing some work training! The Dr sAYS no running for now. I can't believe it! I never get injured while working then go to training and fracture my first bone in 41 years UNBELIEVABLE!
I hope everyone else is doing great! Vicki I'm so excited you and your son are doing 5K tomorrow. It will be alot of fun. Let me know how it goes.
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