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Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen to Present 'Illumina'
By Amy David, Special to the Henrico Citizen 11/18/10
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen will offer "Illumina," a holiday exhibition of various traditional and non-traditional Christmas trees each with their own theme for families to enjoy starting Dec. 4 – Dec. 30.
The exhibit will showcase 16 trees on the first floor of the center, designed by Yvonne Hopkins, a local resident who offered to give her creations to the center for the public. The trees will have different colors, ornaments, lights and other items that make up a certain theme.
"This is our first time having something like this," said Anita Waters, director of public relations and marketing for the center. "This event allows this woman to share her collection with the community, and it's something everyone can enjoy."
The exhibit will include a "Nostalgia Tree," a multi-color rotating aluminum tree from the 1960s. A combination of music, clothing, sports, politics and other memorabilia will make up the tree to represent the time periods of the 1940s through the 60s.
A breast cancer awareness tree, called "The Hope Tree" will be on display as well. Families or individuals will have the opportunity to donate to the Cancer Foundation for Breast Cancer Research and receive a pink ribbon with their name, which will be hung on the tree.
A few other themes include "The Great Outdoors," "True Colors," a "Goodwill Tree," a "Charlie Brown Tree" and "The Enchanted Tree," which displays Disney characters.
"There are a wide variety of different themes, so there's something for everybody," Waters said.
The center usually draws about 500 people each Christmas for its annual Tree Lighting ceremony outside and other events, but this year officials hope attendees will stay for the exhibit.
"The county has a lot of Christmas holiday events, and so a lot of people will have the opportunity to see these trees," said Waters.
Other traditional holiday exhibits, such as Chanukah and Kwanzaa will be on display in celebration of the event, a scavenger hunt will be held for children and families are asked to fill out a questionnaire and will be entered into a weekly prize drawing for the family with the most correct answers.
The event is free and will be held immediately following the tree lighting. The exhibition can be viewed from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. The center will be closed Dec. 24 - 27.
For weekend times and additional information, call The Cultural Arts Center at 261-ARTS (2787) or visit http://www.artsglenallen.com
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Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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Tyler Moselle
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Tyler Moselle is a former Acting Executive Director and research associate of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. He was educated at Brigham Young University, where he received a bachelor's degree in Middle Eastern and African history, and Harvard, where he received a master's in politics.[1] His master's thesis Natural Evil in Politics,[2] has been referenced in a 2010 philosophy symposium in Colombia.[3] and was published by the Carr Center in 2007.
According to the journalist and writer Nathan Hodge, Moselle played a primary role in promoting the human rights elements of America's COIN doctrine while he was at the Carr Center, where he focused on national security and human rights.[4][5]
Moselle has argued against the U.S. surge in Afghanistan for Harvard International Review,[6] criticized the militarization of U.S. foreign policy in an op-ed for the Financial Times,[7] published research about Afghanistan[8] as well as the concept of world order in global political theory,[9] and has written three academic reviews for Human Rights & Human Welfare.[10][11][12] In addition, he has been interviewed about humanitarianism,[13] the American military's counterinsurgency training,[14] and international justice.[15]
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- ^ "Former Carr Center Staff" on the website of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy.
- ^ Moselle, Tyler Natural Evil in Politics
- ^ "SIMPOSIOS III CONGRESO COLOMBIANO DE FILOSOFÍA Cali, octubre 19 al 22 de 2010"
- ^ "Hodge, Nathan. The Armed Humanitarians, p. 146"
- ^ "Carr Center's National Security and Human Rights Program publications"
- ^ Moselle, Tyler. "Obama's Afghanistan Troop Surge Misses the Point" Harvard International Review (January 6, 2010)
- ^ Moselle, Tyler "Tackling insurgents is not enough for America" Financial Times (March 18, 2010)
- ^ "Moselle, Tyler. Micro/Macro Afghanistan"
- ^ "Moselle, Tyler. The Concept of World Order"
- ^ Moselle, Tyler "The Moral High Ground in an Age of Vulnerability" Human Rights & Human Welfare (ndg)
- ^ "Character Assassination in the Court of Public Opinion"
- ^ "New Government in Cambodia"
- ^ IA-Forum Interview:Tyler Moselle" International Affairs Forum (ndg)
- ^ "TSJ Online Journal"
- ^ "Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the Intersection of National Security and International Justice" website of the Hauser Center for NonProfit Organizations at Harvard University (July 23, 2009)

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I have a view that contains a partial view containing a WebGrid that pages via ajax. However, I am having trouble getting the parent view to be aware of what page the WebGrid is on. What I'm trying to accomplish is this: I have a "create" button on the containing View that navigates to a new page, but I'd like it to pass the current page # as a query string parameter to the new page, so that if they cancel the creation, the original view will load with the previous page rather than loading the first page by default.
The problem I am seeing is, the Model of the parent view doesn't change when the partial view's grid updates. And, though I can create a method for the ajaxUpdateCallback, I haven't figured out how to tell this method what the current page is.
My the pertinent sections of my code looks like this: On the parent view:

@Html.Partial("_MatterList", Model) //This is where the grid is defined

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I like the Montezuma table formatting (alternating row colours, etc.) but occasionally I'd like to suppress it. Is this possible?
I like the Montezuma table formatting (alternating row colours, etc.) but occasionally I'd like to suppress it. Is this possible?
Sure. Every other row in a table will have the class alternate assigned to it. The CSS rule that controls the background color of such rows is this:
.hentry table tr.alternate td, .comment-text table tr.alternate td {
background: #f7f7f7;
So there's a couple of approaches you can take:
Let's say you want to suppress the alternate colors on a particular page (or post, the instructions are the same). Here's what I would do:
Do either a "view source" or inspect the page using a web debugging tool like Firebug or Chrome Developer Tools. Look at the body tag. Each page and post will have a unique numeric ID assigned to it, and that ID will be assigned to the body element as a class which looks like page-id-49 or postid-247. So to suppress the alternate colors for the tables on that page or post, just add a CSS rule to the end of your virtual various.css file with the body class at the beginning of the selector:
.page-id-49 .hentry table tr.alternate td {
background: none;
The above example will suppress the alternate color for all tables on the page with the ID of 49 without affecting the tables on any other page or post.
You can also create a class that you will assign to tables that you don't want to alternate colors, like no_alt, and add a CSS rule to suppress the alternating colors for those tables that have that class assigned to them.
You would add this CSS rule at the end of your various.css file. Note that the selector is the same as the default, but with the class no_alt added to the table element:
.hentry table.no_alt tr.alternate td {
background: none;
Then when you create a table, give it a class of no_alt:
<table class="no_alt" border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
Then that table will not show alternating colors for the rows.
Excellent - thanks for helping me again!
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NewsMay 14 2013
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Notice is hereby given that the Lyman County Commissioners will call for bids June 4, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. in the conference room at the Lyman County Courthouse in Kennebec, SD for COURTHOUSE CONCRETE PARKING LOT (WEST).
All bids are to be filed with the Lyman County Auditor, PO Box 38, Kennebec SD 57544, on or before the specified date and hour set for the opening and should be marked "PARKING LOT BID".
Specifications and necessary bidding blanks may be obtained from the Lyman County Auditor by calling 605-869-2247. Proof of insurance is required.
The Lyman County Commissioners reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids and waive any formality therein.
Dated this 3rd day of May, 2013.
Pam Michalek
Lyman County Auditor
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SDCC: New "Star Trek" Series Gets Full Title, First Teaser Released
Following an audacious heist that makes the recent Smurf assault seem like small portabellas, police in Hannover, Germany, are on the crumb-littered trail of a missing cookie — a 44-pound golden cookie. The prime suspect? A certain blue-furred compulsive eater by the name of Cookie Monster.
The gilded bronze sculpture was stolen early this month from a 100-year-old sculpture atop the headquarters of German baker Bahlsen (below), leaving authorities puzzled. While Cookie Monster adamantly denied any involvement in the crime — "Me no steal the golden cookie. But me willing to help find real cookie thief!" — not even the promise of a $1,350 reward for information could turn up anything about the real culprit.
But then on Tuesday, someone stepped forward with some demands. Some very delicious demands.
That's when the local newspaper Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung received a wonderfully cliche extortion letter — complete with letters cut from magazines! — from someone identifying himself, or herself, as "Krümel Monster" (Cookie Monster). And lest anyone think he's less than genuine, he included a photo of himself in a low-budget Cookie Monster costume chomping down on what appears to be the missing sculpture.
"I have the biscuit!" the letter proclaims. "You want it and therefore you want on one day in February to give biscuits to all the children in Bult hospital. But those with milk chocolate, not those with dark chocolate and not those without chocolate. And a golden biscuit for the child cancer ward."
Clearly Cookie Monster has more discerning tastes than Sesame Street has led us to believe.
In case anyone doubts the sincerity of his demands — Really, how could you? Just look at that face! — Cookie Monster adds, "This is serious! Otherwise it will end up with Oscar [the Grouch] in the dustbin, really!!!"
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Proof that life is stranger than fiction.
Great, my hometown on CBR.
Has the world gone mad!?
See what happens when you keep funding PBS?!?
(that was a joke, mind you…)
Damn, I wish I'd included a PBS crack! I must be slipping.
It's the Krümel Monster that has gone mad! But he always seemed kinda wacky to me.
I'm not surprised he has chosen a road of crime and cookie robbery.
Also, I don't trust blue creatures. They've been indoctrinating our children with their strange ideas for years.
So, I'm happy to see Kevin Melrose's regular articles on the crimes of these guys.
Keep up the good work, sir.
I knew Cookie Monster was up to no good ever since he stole Stephen Colbert's Peabody award (thinking it was a cookie)…
If it isn't a marketing gag it is certainly one of the weirder stories.


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|Reviews for Moon River
| maxineee chapter 1 . 7/13/2011
I loved it. That was one of the most beautiful pieces I've ever read. Oh, I don't know. Gosh, I'm so - blown away. That was great. Awesome. Heartbreakingly wonderful. God, that was amazing. Good job. :D
| khristiya chapter 1 . 1/30/2011
i like it~
it's sweet, honest and deep... but not so deep - as in confusingly deep.
I love the characters and their personalities. it was realistic and true. they were vulnerable in some aspects as most of us are, but also have their strong points and accepts and compliments(if i may be allowed to say) each others flaws. I simply love how they communicate and manage to understand each other through silence, action and words.
I love their witty banters!
It was a nice read and made me smile and feel all fluffy and stuff which is good and sweet and squishy.. hehe
love your story and i look forward to reading your other works!
more power!
| annawilliam chapter 1 . 1/29/2011
this is one of the most beautiful stories I have read on this site. your writing is poetic and the story itself is heartbreaking. wonderful!
| Kitty chapter 1 . 1/2/2011
Love your story. love your character. how he's not perfect and not the strongest person. how she's not a perfect cook. But I cant help but think they're not going to end up happily ever after
| far chapter 1 . 10/24/2010
Simply Wow.
That is all I can say.
| Promiscuous Misprocuous chapter 1 . 8/29/2010
So, it's been a really long time since you posted this story, but I just wanted to tell you that I think it's really beautiful.
| Jezzi89 chapter 1 . 7/23/2010
Yes,I like it because it was so realistic and incredible.I say,I enjoyed it and thanks for that.
| PolexiaSnicket chapter 1 . 6/27/2010
one of the most beautiful things i've ever read. so touching and life-like :) you're a great writer
| sherbetsi chapter 1 . 6/17/2010
Y'know. That was pretty goddamn beautiful.
Sian x
| ess3sandra chapter 1 . 6/12/2010
i really enjoyed it, beautiful words. her story. and when he cried and made pasta. and when his brother said he ws gay.
when they arespeaking, i usually go ofr a '' when its conversation, it makes it less messy, and its easier to detect it so you dont have to go back and reread the previous sentence. you really build the story up, higher and higher with more feelings and interaction and in the end it felt kind of normal. good, yes, but you could have done an emotional finish, finish it with a bang.
i hopw you write more, this was really good, i enjoyes it immensely.
| FizzyLizzy chapter 1 . 5/15/2010
I can feel the effort and the adventure in this story. That's what makes it so special. I've fallen in love with the characters and their flaws. I only wish I could know more about Boris. :)
I really don't want to be a cliché and motormouth about how good this story is. Because it is. Good, that is. More than good. So I'll just say that it is deep, sad, confusing, angry, lovely and alive. And I want to thank you for writing it and for allowing us to read it.
Liz xx
And, by the way, I'm still eating my hands waiting for you to update Counting Chickens. Just so you know. :)
| WishBlade chapter 1 . 4/21/2010
I think...that your story was real. It was scarily real, but that made it beautiful to me. Not idealistic, not cynical, just real. I don't know how I feel about it, but there was a beauty in there I haven't seen before. You're a wonderful writer ]
| J.C Jackals chapter 1 . 3/27/2010
When I saw the number of reviews I thought I was going to read a cookie cut-out sweet story with a twist.
But this is so much more than that. It's gritty and soft and heart warming with such a realistic sweetness.
It's a real joy to read good stories like Moon River and the style has a charm all its own.
| Professoress chapter 1 . 3/27/2010
Beautiful. It made me want to watch Hepburn movies and cry into my pillow. :) Really well written!
| A Perfect Sonnet chapter 1 . 1/18/2010
OH. MY. GOD. (I'm struggling with a kind of awe that makes me feel utterly incoherent and I'm trying to get it out of my system now.)
This is the most painfully, heart-achingly beautiful and meaningful story I have read on this site (and maybe even one for my list of ever beyond this site too). I want to memorize it and tattoo quotes of it across my memory and carry it around with me always. I want to look honestly at people I know and associate them with this kind of poetry that is at once objective and critical and idealized and abstract and sewn together with so much feeling.
I cannot convey to you how phenomenal this was, but you have achieved something meaningful (or at least it feels that way to me) and I want you to know that. I've been hoping for something like this, reading purposefully through stories and stories and stories for someone who could see the imperfections of people and write about them like they are necessary. And they are. And I don't cry over love stories or Shakespearean tragedies or nature documentaries when the lion eats the antelope, but I cried at this. Not because it was so sad or even so beautiful (although I cry over beauty more often than sadness), but because it was so honest and I could feel how present you were within it and how much it meant to you. I don't think you weren't trying to make it mean something to me (but maybe you were), only to yourself, and that is why it did end up meaning something to me.
Yeah, I ramble a lot and I'm sorry, but I have to keep it up for a while longer because I have over 8,0 characters left and I could use them all if I thought you were actually interested in reading a review that long.
I just... never actually expected to find something like this on FP, even though I've always wanted to. And I never expected to find it outside of FP either, because sometimes it seems like there are too many rules about writing in the real world and this story kind of goes beyond them in a way. There's something singular and unique about it and I think I'm getting incoherent again.
Pen is so relatable (and yet untouchable, because she's made up of so much I wish I could be, but feel like I only am in my imagination) and even more so when balanced against Connor's flaws and how his imperfections sometimes give her more imperfections too. The threads of resistance and communal need are so tangible between them. And Connor is so unidealized and actual. I know people like him. I've dated boys like him that are stupid and self-destructive and say hateful things sometimes and surprise you with their honest moments and start to feel poetic when you aren't paying enough attention (and become emotionally dangerous because in those inattentive moments).
Usually I hate when people don't use quotations for dialog and I was surprised at how well it works here. That and the roman numerals and the italic preambles made me feel like the story was being read to me in a whisper, like I was privy to it (and that it was so personal) instead of reading something that was openly posted to the world. All of the little details in the technical way you wrote this just fit so well with the quirky style of the narrative.
I also adored the haphazard way you tossed in references and how it was the haphazardness that made them so important or expressive or whatever it was that they were because I can't find the right word. It gave such a breath of life to the characters though. It made me laugh at them sometimes for attempting to be pretentious, but love them because secretly I knew they meshed too well with their personalities to actually be pretentious. Instead it really just came off as some kind of statement on the way they laced laced their words with knowledge so even when they were saying nothing it still felt substantial.
And and and there was a line. Somewhere. About Conor. And I wanted to remember it so I could tell you how if it had been the only line you had written about him, it was so perfect and descriptive of his personality that I would have felt like I knew everything about him. Just from that one line. And I do feel that way. And I also feel like I've tried to write that line before, but I could never find the words and that's how I feel about this whole story. Not only that I wish I could write this phenomenally or that I've tried and don't feel like I've achieved, but that the lines... oh god, the individual lines are stories within themselves.
I'm going to have to re-read this just so I can find that line again.
And I know I will feel that way about a lot of lines within this and I will constantly have to come back to this, searching out lines and words and phrases, until I have memorized it. Because I was serious when I said that earlier.


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A Laxareta
A Laxareta is a country house built on a typical farmhouse of the region in which the wine of their own grapes was made. The name of the house comes from the ancient rebuilt wine press. Placed in a chestnut and oak trees environment, you can enjoy the quiet and beauty of the surroundings. Well connected with the main tourist populations of the area as Villagarca de Arousa, Padron, Santiago de Compostela, La Toja ... The best place as start point to explore both the Rias Baixas and the Rias Altas.
Garden, a collection of games, BBQ, DVD or video, stereo, microwave, heating, dining room, TV room, bathroom in each bedroom, fireplace, serves breakfast, television, information about the area, babysitting, Spanish, isolated, garden furniture, parking, room suitable for disabled people, outside the village.
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Cancellation Policy: 72 hours
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B&B Facilities & Policies
- Breakfast Not Included
- Child Friendly
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- House Keeping
- Internet Access
- Taxes included
- Towels Included
- Wheelchair Friendly
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
1.- From Santiago de Compostella, follow high-way AP-9 just to Km 93.
2.- Follow 'Ponte Cesures' signals. Take N-550 road to km 93,4.
3.- Turn right follow 'catoira' signals. Take PO-8001 road to km 3.
4.- You will see a green 'casa rural' indicator and a narrow road, on
the right. Please take this road about 200m (note that there is a diversion to the left, near the start of the road that comes again to the main road, don't take it).
5.- At 200m there is a wood indicator to the left: A laxareta cottage at 2.1 km, allways downhill).
Located Near
The house is situated close to the Ria de Arosa, allowing you to practice all kinds of water sports. For people seeking a more active tourism, we can offer Tukayak. Excursions by canoe on the river Umia. The duration of the activity is between 1 and 6 hours, food can be done in some of the sandy river.
You can also go hiking and biking or horse, especially in the impressive Monte Xiabre routes.
A few kilometers from the House, is one of the best golf courses in Spain do Fent Chan, Campo de Golf de Meis. Surrounded by pine trees, has 18 holes of medium difficulty.
You can also visit cultural attractions like the famous Torres do Oeste, the Neolithic 'mámoas', Petroglyphs of the Bronze Age and the three traditional types of mills: wind, water and tide, located in places of great natural beauty.


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Queens Library has launched an online capital projects tracking tool to provide comprehensive information about the progress of capital improvements to its libraries. The Capital Projects Tracker is available at www.queenslibrary.org/capital. Queens Library is the only one of New York City's public library systems to offer such detailed, transparent information online.
Dennis M. Walcott, President and CEO of Queens Library, said: "There are nearly 100 active Library capital projects on any given day in Queens and more in development, ranging from technology upgrades to interior renovations to expansions to brand new facilities, all planned to realize first-class library service. In our outreach and engagement with stakeholders, we have heard a desire to learn more about these projects. We are deeply committed to transparency and communication with our customers and the public. In response to your requests for more information about capital projects and to provide a window into the process, we have created an online Capital Projects Tracking Tool."
In FY '17, Queens Library received the largest capital funding in a single year in its history—$50.9 million. The funds are badly needed to build and renovate libraries. At the same time, the unprecedented investment underscores an increased obligation to report out to the public and various funding stakeholders.
The Capital Projects Tracker lists which projects are funded, who funded them, what upgrades are planned, and what stage projects are in, plus information about how the capital process works. Anyone can click on any Queens Library location to see information about active, completed, and future capital projects for that library. Information will be updated quarterly.
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Archives at Queens Library Closed Temporarily2016-06-20
The Archives at Queens Library, located within the Central Library at 89-11 Merrick Boulevard in Jamaica, is moving to newly renovated space in the same building. The Archives will be closed to customer service through the end of July while they move.
The public is invited to visit the Archives in their new home, beginning in August. It will feature new décor and climate-controlled storage for the valuable, interesting and informative collections in their care. The mission of the Archives is to preserve the history of the four counties of Long Island, with a special emphasis on Queens. Their collections include many thousands of photographs, books, journals, maps, genealogy resources such as census records and old phone books and artifacts of historical value. Many are one-of-a-kind. A selection of photographs are available digitally. Go to digitalarchives.queenslibrary.org.
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JAMAICA, NY, May 16, 2016 -- Dennis M. Walcott, President and CEO, Queens Library has announced several key executive appointments. Nicolas Buron has been selected to be Chief Librarian and Senior Vice President. Kelvin A. Watson has been appointed Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President. Gitte Peng has joined the organization as Chief of Staff and Senior Vice President.
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In partnership with the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, library users can take advantage of citizenship legal services and financial counseling at Queens Library locations. The program is called NYCitizenship. The goal is to assist New Yorkers along the path to citizenship.
Counseling appointments are currently available at Central Library in Jamaica, Queens Library at Flushing and Queens Library at Jackson Heights. Beginning in May, appointments will also be available at Queens Library at Ridgewood. To make an appointment, please phone 311 or call the NYCitizenship Hotline at 212-514-4277.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Boston's David Ortiz has set the major league record for RBIs by a designated hitter.
Ortiz drove in a run with a groundout in the fourth inning Saturday night against Texas. That gave him 1,004 career RBIs as a DH and broke the mark that had been held by Edgar Martinez.
Ortiz hit a two-run homer in second inning, matching Martinez with 1,003 RBIs.
For the first time in his career, Ortiz has homered in each of the first two games of the season. He had a solo homer in the opener Friday, which was his 350th career homer.
In his 1,598 career games with Minnesota and Boston since 1997, Ortiz had 1,174 career RBIs. He has played 248 games as a first baseman.


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He spoke just hours after the vice president said Chavez is undergoing "rigorous treatment" following cancer surgery.
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A Child's Body-Powered Prehensor with Adaptive Grasp
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AbstractDESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Conventional body-powered assistive appliances intended to help children having upper limb deficiencies have proven inadequate for some activities, most notably play. The critical component in these systems that contributes grasp functionality, called a prehensor or terminal device, must strike a balance between functionality for activities children wish to accomplish and cosmesis for parents who desire their child have a normal appearance. Parents most often select more cosmetic devices designed to mimic the anatomical hand, while studies have shown children prefer devices that are more functional. Those who do select more functional devices often find existing units offer disappointing or inadequate performance for play activities as they require too much cable excursion or operate inefficiently and demand too much cable tension to effect grasp. These problems leave many children without an acceptable device at precisely the time they should be learning lifelong prosthetics usage skills. In Phase I, ADA demonstrated the technical feasibility of a prehensor designed specifically for children's daily activities. An adaptive digit was designed that provides the enclosing grasp children primarily use as opposed to high-force pinching grasp common for adults. Also included was a Variable Mechanical Advantage (VMA) grasping engine that efficiently transforms cable excursion and tension into quality, stable grasp. This engine significantly improves the ratio of grip force achieved to the input cable tension (called the forward force ratio, FFR). ADA's prototype achieved a maximum FFR of 0.78, as compared to current devices which average an FFR of 0.2. The end result is that children can achieve higher levels of gripping force with less physical exertion, freeing them to do what they desire most-play. This Phase II effort will focus on refining the proven Phase I prototype design to 1) minimize its commercial manufacturing cost to benefit families of limited means and 2) validate its performance in actual service with children users. To gain commercial acceptance, additional features such as passive holding capacity and improved cosmesis will be incorporated. ADA will work with practicing prosthetists in the Shriners Hospital network through the design phase and into clinical evaluations. By partnering with Shriners, ADA will establish an early, working relationship with the nation's leading provider of child's prosthetic care and equipment. Throughout, ADA will maintain focus on commercial viability by constantly working with outside partners to ensure satisfying children's grasping needs remain central to the effort and in crisp focus. If successful, the Phase II effort will produce a child's prehensor that is functionally superior to all currently available conventional prehensors. To ensure success with parents as well as children, ADA will include market-driven cosmetic features in addition to adaptive grasp, VMA, and passive holding capability. The Phase II effort will leverage this technology to create an entity that will be attractive to Phase III investors. Due to the small market size, children with upper limb deficiencies are made to get by with prosthetics not suited to their special needs. This research seeks to develop a functional prehensor designed specifically to outperform available devices in both daily use and cosmetic acceptance.
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Ross-Ade Seating Chart
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Milestones In Ross-Ade Stadium History
2015 Stadium Information
Ross-Ade Stadium (850 Beering Drive)
From Indianapolis
Take I-65 North to State Road 25 (exit 175).
Take a left on State Road 25, towards Lafayette, for approximately 1 mile.
Turn right on Sagamore Parkway. Stay on Sagamore for approximately 2 miles to Yeager Road (fourth stoplight).
Turn left on Yeager Road.
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For Football Parking: Follow traffic signs for permit parking or non-permit parking.
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Take I-65 South to State Road 43 (exit 178).
Turn right off ramp.
Follow State Road 43 approximately 7 miles to the fourth stoplight (State Road 26 West/State Street).
Turn right on State Road 26.
Turn right at second stoplight (Grant Street).
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Nestled on the northern edge of the Purdue University campus, Ross-Ade Stadium celebrates its 92nd season as the home of Boilermaker Football in 2015.
Ross-Ade was dedicated Nov. 22, 1924, in a game against intrastate rival Indiana (the Boilermakers won 26-7). The stadium is named for its two principal benefactors, alumni David E. Ross, late president of the Board of Trustees, and the late George Ade, playwright and humorist. It was Ross who conceived the idea for the stadium and selected the site. He and Ade purchased and presented to the university the 65-acre tract on which the stadium is located.
The stadium's original seating capacity was 13,500 (with standing room for an additional 5,000). Six expansions, plus end zone bleacher seating, eventually raised it to 69,200 in 1970. Capacity presently is 57,236.
From 2001 to 2003, Ross-Ade underwent a $70 million renovation that has made it one of the most attractive and fan-friendly facilities in all of college football.
In 2006, a cold-tolerant strain of Bermuda grass was installed in Ross-Ade, making it the first Big Ten stadium with such a surface. A year later, a new 31-foot by 68-foot Daktronics video board, priced at $1.7 million, was installed at the south end of Ross-Ade to significantly enhance replay and other entertainment possibilities.
The South End Zone Patio, which features tailgate food and beverages in an attractive 16,000-square foot area, opened in 2014 and is available to football season-ticket holders and Purdue students who are members of the Ross-Ade Brigade. In April of 2014, athletics department officials announced that the south end zone space would undergo a major renovation in the coming years. The patio is a temporary addition while permanent plans are fine-tuned. The forthcoming renovation will include new video boards, a new distributed sound system and enhanced overall stadium aesthetics. Meanwhile, prior to the 2016 season, needed concrete repairs in the southeast and southwest corners of the main horseshoe were done.
Ross-Ade features the Prescription Athletic Turf (PAT) drainage system, developed by Purdue staffers William H. Daniel and Melvin Robey in the early 1970s. It was installed in the stadium in the spring of 1975 at a cost of approximately $125,000. The PAT system is a network of pipes connected to pumps that extract water from the grass and can help keep the field playable and virtually divot-proof, even during a storm dumping one inch of rain or more per hour.
Through the 2015 season, Purdue had an all-time record of 276-179-13 in Ross-Ade, a .604 winning percentage.
The largest crowd ever to see a game in Ross-Ade is 71,629 against Indiana on Nov. 22, 1980.
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Sept. 6, 1922 - At a welcome reception and dinner for President Edward Elliott, alumni David Ross and George Ade announce that they have purchased a 65-acre dairy farm on the outskirts of West Lafayette to be used as a site for a football stadium and other intercollegiate athletics facilities. Ross chose the site because a valley at the southern end of the property afforded easy completion as a stadium.
June 2, 1924 - Work begins on construction of Ross-Ade Stadium under the direction of A.E. Kemmer, Class of 1902, as general contractor. George Spitzer, member of the Class of 1889 and a Purdue professor, and his wife donate three city lots at the south end of the 65-acre tract to serve as an entry to the stadium. The lots are now the site of Cary Quadrangle; the courtyard within the Quad, Spitzer Court, honors the gift.
Nov. 22, 1924 - Purdue dedicates Ross-Ade Stadium, which debuts with 13,500 seating capacity and standing room for an additional 5,000 in the north end of the stadium. The Boilermakers win the Homecoming matchup over Indiana 26-7.
1930 - Concrete is poured in the north bend of the stadium, where the earth had been terraced for standing room since 1924. The playing field is moved 15 yards farther north. The new capacity is 23,074, although temporary seating and standing room are available at the upper edge of the seating bowl. A new press box is constructed on the east side of the stadium. The original press box had been on the west side.
1949 - Temporary bleachers that had been perched at the top of the original seating area are removed and permanent steel grandstands are built on the west side of the stadium. From the time of the completion of the north end in 1930 to the late 1940s, temporary stands had been installed around the top of the original bowl. The new capacity is 51,295.
1950 - A new press box is added on the west side of the stadium.
1955 - Permanent steel stands are erected on the east side, replacing temporary stands. The new capacity is 55,500.
1957 - The cinder track that was part of the 1924 construction is removed, and a fence is erected between the playing field and seating area.
1964 - The playing field is lowered by seven feet and 13 rows of seats added. The new seating capacity is 60,000. Sloping, semicircular sidewalks are built to connect the locker rooms to the playing field, and a walkway is provided at the base of the seating area.
1969 - The last of the temporary bleachers at the top of the original seating area in the north end are replaced with permanent seating, bringing capacity to 68,000. A new scoreboard is built south of the playing field. An additional level is added to the press box.
1970 - Larger bleachers south of the playing field are installed, adding an additional 1,200 seats. Subsequent additions of handicapped-accessible seating and other seating changes reduce capacity to 67,332.
1975 - Prescription Athletic Turf is developed by Purdue staffers W. H. Daniel and Melvin Robey and installed at a cost of approximately $125,000. The PAT system features a network of pipes connected to pumps capable of keeping the field playable, even during a storm dumping one inch of rain per hour.
1980 -The largest crowd in Ross-Ade history, 71,629, views the Nov. 22 game against Indiana.
1985 - The home team locker room beneath the east stands is renovated, and a visiting team locker room is built in the southwest corner of the stadium.
1990 - A $1 million electronic scoreboard and message center are built at the south end of the stadium. An auxiliary board is installed at the north end.
1994 - The fence around the playing field is removed, and the adjoining walkways are replaced with sod.
1997 - The south scoreboard message center is replaced with a $3 million Sony JumboTron, which provides live coverage and instant replays.
2001 - Work begins on the $70 million first phase of a massive renovation of the home of the Boilermakers. Capacity for the 2002 season is 66,295.
2003 - Renovation is completed, and capacity is 62,500.
2006 - The field is resodded, with a deep-rooting and cold-tolerant strain of Bermuda grass. Ross-Ade becomes the first Big Ten stadium with a Bermuda surface.
2007 - A new 31-foot by 68-foot Daktronics video board, priced at $1.7 million, is installed at the south end of Ross-Ade that will significantly enhance replay and other entertainment possibilities.
2014 - The south end zone bleachers - accounting for 6,100 seats - are removed, and a patio area is created as a temporary addition while plans for a forthcoming major renovation to the space are fine-tuned. Capacity is 57,236.
Ross-Ade Stadium is a smoke- and tobacco-free environment. Tobacco use, in any form, is not permitted in the stadium.
Accessible Seating: Fans requiring special assistance are urged to make all ticketing arrangements through the ticket office well in advance. Call 765.494.3194 or 800.49.SPORT.
Concessions: Concession stands, managed by Learfield Levy, LLC, offer a wide selection of food and drinks. Smashers inside Mackey Arena opens three hours prior to game time. Stands inside Ross-Ade Stadium open 90 minutes before kickoff.
First Aid: First-aid stations are located on the concourse at Sections 111 and 119.
Game-Day Emergencies: Ticket holders should give caregivers or family members the section, row and seat number of their tickets. In case of an emergency, caregivers should contact the Purdue Police at 765.494.8221. Officers will go to your seat and inform you of the emergency. Paging over the public-address system is not allowed.
Gates Open: Gates always open 90 minutes prior to kickoff.
Groups: Group tickets are available for all home games, subject to availability. To qualify for discounted ticket prices, a minimum of 20 tickets must be purchased. For more information, call 765.494.3325.
Lost and Found: Report or claim articles on the concourse behind Section 115. Articles not claimed during or immediately after the game are turned over to the Athletics Ticket Office (765.494.3194). Items will be kept in the ticket office for approximately 14 days from the date of the game.
Non-Permissible Items: Items that are not permitted in the stadium include umbrellas; pets; noisemakers or irritants; seat backs that are not provided by the stadium; alcoholic beverages, coolers, cans, bottles or food; flags, banners, large signs or any item that may block the views of others.
Pregame Activities
Boilermaker Crossing: Fans, especially families, looking for fun before home games will want to check out the popular Boilermaker Crossing. Meet-the-team events, inflatable games and interactive opportunities highlight the list of activities. Boilermaker Crossing is free and open to fans of all ages. Located in the Sally & Bob Weist Plaza between Mackey Arena and Holloway Gymnasium, Boilermaker Crossing opens three hours before kickoff.
211° Session: Join the football team and the "All-American" Marching Band in Mackey Arena two hours and 11 minutes prior to kickoff to get ready for the game. Players and coaches will speak, and the band will perform a concert.
Team Walk: After the 211° Session, head back to Boilermaker Crossing and get an up-close look at the football team as it heads to the locker room.
Private Use: The Ross-Ade Stadium Pavilion and optional catering services are available for private functions and meetings. For rates and information, call 765.496.2534.
Programs: Game programs are $5 each and are sold inside the stadium through the end of the first quarter.
Restrooms: Restrooms are located under the stadium grandstands. Additional facilities on the north and south concourses are available outside the stadium prior to kickoff.
South End Zone Patio: Football season-ticket holders and Purdue students who are members of the Ross-Ade Brigade may visit this area with their access card and purchase tailgate food and beverages. The patio opens 90 minutes before kickoff and closes at the end of the game. Fans can enter via Gate A and Gate N from outside the stadium or from the bottom of sections 101 and 129 from inside the stadium.
Souvenirs: Purdue merchandise is available from the Purdue Team Store, located at the northeast corner of the stadium, or from stands located throughout the concourse. A portion of each purchase goes to benefit Purdue Athletics. Shop anytime online at purduesports.com.
Tickets: To pick up will-call tickets or to purchase tickets, go to the Athletics Ticket Office located in Mackey Arena. On game day, the ticket office opens three hours prior to kickoff or 9 a.m., whichever is later, and remains open until the start of the third quarter. Purdue player guest will-call is at Gate J, football recruit will-call is in the Mollenkopf Athletic Center, all other recruit will-call is at Gate K, and the visitor's pass gate is located on the northwest corner of Ross-Ade between Gates G and H. Photo identification is required for pickup of will-call tickets. Please visit purduesports.com and click on TICKETS for more information regarding Purdue football tickets.
You: You, our guests, are the focus of everything we do. The Purdue athletics staff is here to make your Ross-Ade Stadium experience a special and memorable one. Enjoy the game, have a great day - and BOILER UP! HAMMER DOWN! HAIL PURDUE!


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The Royal Irrigation Department on Wednesday projected a timetable for drainage taking 30 to 45 days to solve the flood in Bangkok and the Central Region.
"The water situation will return to normalcy by mid December," RID spokesman Boonsanong Suchartpong said on Wednesday.
The projection was based on the drainage capacity via eastern Bangkok, western Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has the capacity to pump 26.18 million cubic meters of floodwater per day to drain into the sea via western Bangkok. The capacity is at 37.78 million cubic meters per day via eastern Bangkok.
The combined capacity for drainage stands at 400 to 420 million cubic meters per day, outpacing incoming water flow.
Given no additional storms and no more tun-off from the North, the inundation in the Central Region would take up to 45 days to solve.
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Widmer Brothers Brewing Company in Portland, Oregon brews a line of deliciously original European and American style beer. I haven't made this, yet, but it looks tasty! This recipe makes quite a big batch.
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- 2 1⁄2 cups widmer brothers hefeweizen beer
- 3 lbs grated tillamook cheddar cheese
- 1 lb grated cheese, of your choice (Monterey Jack works well)
- 3⁄4 lb cream cheese, softened
- 2 ounces crumbled blue cheese
- 1⁄2 medium onion (about 3/4 cup finely minced)
- 4 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1⁄4 cup mustard powder
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- At least four hours before making the beer cheese, open up the bottle of hefeweizen beer, pour it into a glass, and allow it to go flat.
- Later, with an electric mixer with a paddle attachment, combine the cheeses, onion, Worcestershire, mustard, and salt, and mix thoroughly.
- With mixer running, gradually and slowly add the beer and mix until it is entirely incorporated.
- Chill and serve.
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Wow this is good! Dh and I had beer cheese that we loved at a pub in Prague and I've been experimenting to try and duplicate it with no luck. I just couldn't get the right combo. This tastes just like it and it's awesome! The only thing I did differently was make 1/4 of it. Thank you so much for posting this recipe!
MMM this is really good! I've been to Widmer for dinner several times, and have their beer in my fridge often but have never had beer cheese until now. I cut the recipe in half, and it still made a ton. The only other change I made was to heat the dip then served with tortilla chips. Good stuff!


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A London-to-Paris "Chunnel" train that zips under the English Channel will be repainted "Yellow Submarine"-style to promote the launch of a digitally-enhanced version of the Beatles' 1968 animated movie. The surviving Beatles – Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – are paying more than $160,000 to transform the Eurostar train, says reports. Hundreds of yards of plastic panels painted with psychedelic cartoons from the movie will be used to remake the train, which will make its first journey Sept. 8, Eurostar said. The movie is to be relaunched about a week earlier in the Beatles' hometown of Liverpool. A remixed version of the "Yellow Submarine" album is also to be released.


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By now, most of you have heard about editing your startup options via msconfig, but that process involves checking or unchecking programs from running at startup altogether.
However, you might have quite a few programs that you do need to run, like your online backup or your anti-virus auto-updating program. Unfortunately, some of these programs can take a lot of time to start up when you first turn on your computer. This is where Startup Delayer can help.
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FAIRBANKS (AP) -- A minor shift upward in domestic demand for natural gas has caused a major increase in prices and the four-month-old trend could continue, industry observers say.
The sharp price jump has sparked more gas line talk in Alaska than has been heard since Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Co. closed its Fairbanks office 13 years ago.
Gov. Tony Knowles said Tuesday that growing demand for natural gas in the Lower 48 means Alaskans will be building a pipeline within two years to ship North Slope gas southward.
''You've got a declining reserve base in the U.S.,'' said Jerry Halvorsen, president of the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, a Washington-based pipeline owners group.
''The only place you've got vast reserves available quickly is Alaska,'' he said. ''Alaska is the only solution, really.''
The nation's natural gas production and consumption during the past six years have been relatively flat, the U.S. Energy Information Administration said.
The country produced an annual average of 18.5 trillion cubic feet during that period and used an average of 21.5 trillion, the agency said. The difference was made up mostly with imports from Canada.
Demand for natural gas is expected to grow to 30 trillion cubic feet within a decade, industry observers said.
Prices also have been relatively stagnant during that time. The average annual price at the wellhead wandered between $1.55 and $2.32 per thousand cubic feet, averaging $1.99.
But then, this June, the average price for the month shot up to $3.58 per thousand cubic feet.
The reason is just beginning to show up in statistics. Demand has risen -- not by much but enough to get people talking. Year to date consumption through the end of July shows that Americans used about 13.25 trillion cubic feet, or 2 percent more than at the same time last year.
''It's that roughly 300 billion cubic feet that is giving the system problems,'' said Bill Tradmann, team leader for natural gas analysis at the EIA in Washington, D.C.
Solving that problem won't be easy, according to industry representatives, and that means the long-term prospects favor a price that makes natural gas deliveries from Alaska possible.
''I think there's a sense that prices are going to stay above $3,'' Halvorsen told the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner.
A $3 price is considered the feasibility cutoff for a pipeline from Alaska's North Slope to the Lower 48, Halvorsen said.
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Mosquito Range > Mount Cameron > Climber's Log
Mount Cameron Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Feb 27, 2010
|1st summit July 22, 2006
2nd summit February 27, 2010
|Posted Mar 1, 2010 2:16 pm
|Decalibron from Paris Mill
Date Climbed: Feb 27, 2010
|Nice winter 14er outing with a group of 8 on a calm, warm day. 11 hour day at a leisurely pace for Decalibron from the winter trailhead just below Paris Mill. These 14ers are now officially open to the public!
|Posted Feb 28, 2010 6:46 pm
|Bross-Lincoln-Cameron-Democrat-Cameron-Bross from Moose Creek
Date Climbed: Jan 16, 2010
|Hiked to the top of Cameron on the way from Lincoln to Democrat and while returning back to Bross.
|Posted Jan 18, 2010 12:48 am
|There was a summit there?
Date Climbed: Nov 23, 2008
|I didn't realize that I'd passed over the summit until looking back from Lincoln. This area is much more beautiful with a coat of snow.
|Posted Dec 9, 2009 4:45 pm
|4 peaks in one day, great hike.
|Posted Nov 24, 2009 12:56 am
Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2009
|Windy, Cold, Cloudy, Sunny, Cloudy, Sunny, Cloudy. Great Day in the mountains.
|Posted Oct 4, 2009 7:01 pm
|I pee'd on the summit
Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2009
|Just to let you know
|Posted Oct 4, 2009 6:19 pm
|Democrat N. Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 26, 2009
|Gained Democrat's N. ridge from west side. Summited Democrat and then swung over to Cameron. Descended South side to Kite Lake and hitch hiked back to Freemont Pass.
|Posted Sep 29, 2009 2:47 pm
|Kite Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2009
|Kilimanjaro training hike. We did Democrat first, then Cameron. It was windy and cold. Two fighter jets buzzed the area as we were nearing the summit. We decided not to go for Lincoln or Bross (there were some showers to the west), so we took a few pictures and headed back to Kite Lake.
|Posted Sep 20, 2009 3:52 pm
|Route Climbed: From Kite Lake Bross & Cameron Circle Tour
Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2009
|A nice hike! Got my friend up his first 14er then talked him into Cameron too! He was a little resentful and tired, LOL.
|Posted Sep 17, 2009 12:58 am
|Beat the weather.
Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2009
|Summited with Democrat, Lincoln and Bross from Kite Lake.
|Posted Sep 15, 2009 1:07 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2009
|It's kinda a cool summit, a heavy frost made it look like the Moon. Saw the stuck truck and the tow guys trying to figure out how to get it out.
|Posted Sep 7, 2009 6:05 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2009
|From Kite Lake campground.
TH 5:15, Democrat summit 6:22, Demo-Cam Saddle 7:43, Cameron 8:30, Lincoln 8:50, Bross 9:49, Kite lake 11:15.
Beat the huge crowds by leaving at 5 a.m. on the busy Labor day Sunday. Was funny watching from the top of Lincoln as the herd was heading up Democrat. Nice folks, great weather and some idiot has a nice Toyota Tundra buried to the axles on the side of Bross's hiking trail, ouch!
|Posted Sep 7, 2009 5:31 pm
|From Democrat
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2009
|On the stroll to Lincoln. Some douche had left his truck stuck near the summit.
|Posted Sep 7, 2009 9:28 am
Date Climbed: Aug 29, 2009
|w/ B. Gibbs
TH 8:30am, Democrat 10:00am, Cameron 11:15am,
Lincoln 11:45am, Bross 12:15pm, TH 1:00pm
Struck by lightning on Bross.
|Posted Aug 29, 2009 8:53 pm
|Brandon Fuller
|The Decalibron
Date Climbed: Jul 25, 2009
|3 hours
|Posted Aug 25, 2009 11:04 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2009
|Wife, dog and I. From Bross completed the loop to Cameron. Decided to bail as I needed to get home a replace the muffler that had parted company from our car and required us to park waaaayy down the road.
|Posted Aug 13, 2009 8:41 am
|Ken Dammen
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2009
|#2 of 4 for the Day. Nice hike.
|Posted Aug 11, 2009 9:34 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2009
|I agree... It counts. Its still a mountain and a summit.
|Posted Aug 8, 2009 9:56 am
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2009
|This one definitely felt like a separate 14er while hiking up from the Democrat saddle. Quite a workout! Definitely enjoyed Cameron even though it doesn't officially rank.
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Yeah, that too. I remember Gustav and lots of people here asking the same thing - why aren't the winds higher? Well, because he's freaking HUGE and his CAT2 winds were spread over a large area.
Which reminds me... the comments here that Igor "has only a central core". Doesn't that imply that when he begins an EWRC, that his wind field will expand and he could also become freaking huge? Hmm.
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By Karen Wilkinson
Triplicate staff writer
Some of the most fruitful entertainment in Del Norte County doesn't cost a nickel  well, maybe just a little gas in the guzzler and a bit of wear and tear on the shoes.
Enderts Beach, just two miles south of Crescent City and 2.3 miles down Enderts Beach Road, is part of Redwood National and State Parks' 37 miles of shoreline. And it's one of two beaches in the county know for its wealth of tidepools and resident creatures.
The beach is also one of the area's best kept secrets.
"It's a very peaceful location," said Debbie Savage, Redwood National and State Parks north district supervisor. "It feels rather isolated when you're down there, and there are many days when you can be the only person down there."
After parking at the end of Enderts Beach Road and taking the half-mile hike down part of old Hwy. 101 to the sand, there are two options  to explore the northern beach or the southern side.
"Enderts Beach is a wonderful place to go at low tide, but I'd encourage people to go north rather than south," Savage said. "(The south side) is generally not a really safe place to go."
Tidepools are dispersed both ways, but if you're in an adventurous mood and the tide is low, the south side is a nature lover's treat.
Tips for exploring
And if that's the chosen destination, Savage recommends a few precautionary steps to keep oneself and fellow nature enthusiasts safe.
"People are not aware of the power of the ocean even on a calm, beautiful day," she advised.
Some tips for exploring:
ÂWear sturdy shoes, such as sneakers  Avoid wearing flip flops or no shoes at all. And be prepared to get wet, Savage said, as there's a creek to cross to reach the tidepools near the cavernous region.
ÂBe aware of your footing  "I wouldn't walk on any wet rocks below the water line," Savage said. "Those rocks are covered with barnacles and muscles that can be very sharp, so if you fall you could cut yourself."
ÂRespect the sea life  "You need to walk very gently there, so you're not trampling the tidepool creatures," Savage said.
ÂNever turn your back on the ocean  "It could be a beautiful day (but) it doesn't matter," Savage said. "If you're not watching the ocean, a rogue wave could come in and you don't have much a chance of escaping back if a large wave sweeps you off shore."
ÂKeep kids and dogs above the high tide line  It's easy for them to get too close to the water and swept out to sea. Keep them in sight and up high.
What you'll find
Once you're prepared for a tromp through the sand, across the creek, over the rocks and through the tight cave, "you'll be surprised by the variety of organisms living down there," Savage said.
Common animal creatures include the black oystercatcher, giant green anemone, black chiton, opalescent nudibranch, hermit crabs, leather star, red sea urchin, purple shore crab, ochre sea star, sculpin (a small fish) and acorn barnacles.
Organisms living in and around the tidepools include marine algae, barnacles and mussels, which cov-er most rock surfaces.
As observing the animals' and organisms' environments is nearly impossible without stepping on them, Savage urges visitors to tread lightly.
Rocky shoreline
If you're not up for a climb over rocks and through small spots, the view of the Franciscan sandstone cliffs just above the beach is worth the short hike.
"Those are bits of the old shoreline that's left behind," Savage said.
Igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks make up these unstable sandstone cliffs, she said. And the seastacks that can be seen from Enderts Beach aren't fallen rocks, but leftover materials from erosion.
"As wave energy eroded the sandstone and mudstone, the stronger rocks  made of durable greenstone and chert  were left standing," Savage said.
And though plenty of gorgeous shells and rocks reside along the shore, it's illegal to collect any, as the area is a marine sanctuary.
"It's illegal to collect anything down there," Savage said, "except for photographs and memories."