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The Hawaiian island of Kauai has a well-earned reputation for rugged beauty and relative isolation from the mainstream tourist trade. Golf fans came to know it from 1994 through 2006, when the PGA Grand Slam of Golf was held each fall on the windswept fairways of Poipu Bay Golf Course, along the island's south shore.
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The first CTS-V, introduced in 2004 with 400 hp, was a fun car. Most memorably, it was available only with manual transmission-not a notably smooth-shifting box, but a first for Cadillac since World War II and a signal that the company was serious about wooing performance-car buyers.
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If you collect classic cars or just enjoy viewing them, mark your calendar for January 11 to 18. That's when Barrett-Jackson will host its 38th annual car collector show in Scottsdale, Ariz. Last year's event drew a remarkable attendance-280,000 people.
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Gozzer Ranch's setting is impressive enough-looking out onto the 60-square-mile Lake Coeur d'Alene in northern Idaho. More stunning is how the property's developers, Discovery Land Co., have kept the whole place rustic and in low profile. The 700-acre land plan includes a Tom Fazio-designed golf course that snuggles easily into the native contours.
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Where were you last Super Bowl Sunday? I was wading across a tropical tidal flat in the Caribbean Sea, up to my knees in warm, sparkling clear saltwater.
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The best thing that could have happened to Rolls-Royce and Bentley did happen about a decade ago, when Vickers offloaded these once-revered but faded brands to BMW and VW, respectively. Now a Roller is a Roller again, a shamelessly magnificent execution of automotive opulence and serenity.
October 1, 2008
While booking a stay in a luxury Hawaiian hotel isn't hard, finding one that will fly you there on a private jet might be. The Royal Lahaina Resort on Maui and the Royal Kona Resort on the Big Island offer to do just that, via a new service called POSH Private Jet Holidays.
October 1, 2008
Looking to get a jet card, buy a new or used jet, find the coolest cabin amenities, set up a flight department, talk to aviation lenders and insurance agents or learn the latest news about the industry as it takes place? The National Business Aviation Association's annual Convention and Exhibition-which rolls into Orlando, Fla., October 6 to 8-is the place to go.
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"All of Croatia is beautiful," Slobodan Vrdoljak corrected me jovially. He is the man to contact for people flying by private jet to Zadar, on the country's Dalmatian coast. (See "Zadar Airport," on page 38.) Having only recently arrived here, we were lounging with him in the airport coffee shop.
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An anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury is a tear in the ACL ligament. The ACL is located in the middle of the knee joint. It connects the lower leg bone to the thigh bone. It stabilizes the knee and prevents the lower leg bone from sliding too far forward at the knee.
ACL injury occurs when your knee gets twisted or during a hard landing from a jump. It can also happen with:
- Sudden stops or changes in direction
- Sidestepping or pivoting
- Direct contact
Risk Factors
ACL injuries are more common in women. Other factors that increase your chance of ACL injury include:
- Weak knee structure
- Muscle strength imbalance between the quadriceps and hamstrings
- Playing sports that require sudden changes of direction and deceleration
- Use of incorrect technique for cutting, planting, pivoting, or jumping
- Previous injury or reconstructive ACL surgery
Symptoms may include:
- A popping sound at the time of the injury
- Pain and swelling in the knee
- Loss of full range of motion
- Weakness or instability in the knee
- Difficulty walking
You will be asked about your symptoms and how you injured your knee. A physical exam will be done.
Your knee will need to be viewed. This can be done with:
Ligament sprains are graded according to their severity:
- Grade 1—Mild ligament damage.
- Grade 2—Partial tearing of the ligament.
- Grade 3—Complete tearing of the ligament.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Recovery time ranges depending on the grade of your injury. Treatment steps may include:
Acute Care
Your ligament will need time to heal. Avoid activities that place extra stress on the knee:
- Do not do activities that cause pain. This includes running, jumping, and weight lifting using the legs.
- Do not play sports until your doctor has said it is safe to do so.
Your doctor may advise a knee brace to stabilize the knee, and crutches to keep extra weight off your leg.
Apply an ice or a cold pack to the area for 15-20 minutes, four times a day, for several days after the injury. Do not apply the ice directly to your skin. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel.
To manage pain, your doctor may recommend:
- Over-the-counter medication, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen
- Topical pain medication—creams or patches that are applied to the skin
- Prescription pain relievers
Compression can help prevent more swelling. Your doctor may advise an elastic compression bandage around your knee. Be careful not to wrap the bandage too tight.
Elevation can also help keep swelling down. Keep your knee higher than your heart as much as possible for the first 24 hours. A couple of days of elevation might be recommended for severe sprains.
Recovery Steps
You may be referred to a physical therapist. Your therapist will provide you with exercises to help promote recovery.
Use heat only when you are returning to physical activity. Heat may then be used before stretching or getting ready to play sports to help loosen the ligament.
When the acute pain is gone, start gentle stretching as advised. Stay within pain limits. Hold each stretch for about 10 seconds and repeat 6 times. Stretch several times a day.
Begin strengthening exercises for your ligaments as advised.
Surgery may be needed to fully restore function of the knee. The decision to have surgery should be made after discussion with your doctor about your athletic needs, age, and related factors.
To reduce your chance of injuring the ACL, take these steps:
- Plyometrics , a form of jumping exercises, can be used to train and strengthen the leg muscles for jumping and landing.
- When jumping and landing or turning and pivoting, your hips and knees should be bent, not straight.
- Strengthen both the quadriceps and the hamstrings.
- Maintain proper technique when exercising or playing sports.
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The College News VOL. XX, No. 14 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1934 Copyright BKTN MAWR . COLI.K'iK NEWS. 1931 < .1 PRICE 10 CENTS Shane Leslie Speaks on Authentic Swift Disguised Handwriting Proven False by Recently Found Manuscripts SWIFTIANA RE - EDITED Shane Leslie, speaking in Goodhart Wednesday evening", February 14, on the subject of recent studies in Swiftiana, gave his attention more particularly to a textual criticism of the pieces in the Swift anthology "written in Swift's well-known dis- guised hand." Because of this fiction concerning Swift's handwriting the famous Dean is one of the worst-edited authors in English literature. He signed his letters, but never his poems. To start from, then, the editor has only half of Gulliver's Travels and half of the Journal to Stella, definitely in his hand, and available in the Brit- ish Museum. The other half of the latter, a composite of gossip, politics and "gossamer love making," is pos- sibly in some small cottage bureau. The main task for the editor of Swift is the comprehension of his handwriting, and then the correct at- tribution of the poems in the Swift anthology, frequently in the hand- writing of Swift's contemporaries. The Swiftian manuscripts have had a remarkably romantic history. When Swift died in 1745, all of his books were sold: the six-volume Faulkner edition of 1735 was sold to Lord Synge, it was lost, and reap- peared only to be sold and lost again until Mr. Leslie recently discovered it. The Chesterfield letters were also eventually sold, and passed down through the Shirley family; these, too, were for some time lost to the world. In all the catalogues of print- ed books in the Shirley library there was no mention of the manuscript. Dr. Rosenbach, however, finally found a reference to it, and sent Mr. Leslie to find the manuscript. It was an arduous task, because the more re- cent generations of the Shirley fam- ily had neglected the library, allow- ing the books to get stuck together like bricks, for the livelier pleasures of kennels and horse-racing. Mr. Leslie had no success whatever in his search here; and it was a stroke first of luck and then of genius that finally procured the long-sought manuscript, lie was suddenly informed of the (Continued on Page Five) Industrial Workers Tell Views on Trade Unions Twenty Bryn Mawr undergradu- ates and fifteen industrial workers discussed the effect of the NRA on trade union organization at the meet- ing of the Student-Industrial Group supper-meeting last Wednesday, Feb- ruary 14, under the leadership of Dr. Fairchild. The group concluded that although government, under the New Deal, may help the workers some- what, workers must still rely on their own efforts to see that codes are en- forced and working conditions im- proved. The experience of workers repre- senting the silk-spinning, hosiery, and paper-box industries showed that the NRA has reduced hours and raised the minimum wage. On the other hand, however, the weekly wage has in many cases been diminished, and the pace of the work increased. Two silk spinners told the story of their successful strike to achieve union recognition. Further requests for a fairer distribution of the work led to a seven weeks' lock-out on the pretense that the company had no orders to be filled, but when they re- turned to work, they found the situ- ation improved. A hosiery worker, who was an active union organizer, reported that a strike in which she was involved failed, perhaps because it attempted too much. The next meeting is tentatively set for February 28 in the Common Room. The subject will be the func- tions and aims of trade unions. CALENDAR Thurs., Feb. 22. Vienna I Choir Boys will give a concert. Goodhart Hall, 8.20 P. M. Tick- ets are on sale at the Publi- cations Office. Fri., Feb. 23. Class swim- ming meet. Gym at 4.00 P. M. Sat., Feb. 24. Varsity bas- ketball vs. Drexel Institute� first and second teams. Gymn. at 10.00 A. M. Sat., Feb. 24. F-re&Hman Show. Goodhart Hall at 8.30 P. M. Tickets on sale at the Publications Office. Sun., Feb. 25. Mr. Edward M. M. Warburg, of the Museum of Modern Art, will speak on The Artist in the World Today. Deanery at 5.00 P. M. . Sun., Feb. 25. Chapel. The Rev. John W. Suter will speak. Music Room at 7.30 P. M. Mon., Feb. 26. Margaret Ayer Barnes will meet all those students interested in writing in the Deanery at 4.30 P. M. Tues., Feb. 27. Miss Rossa B. Cooley, Principal of the Penn Normal Industrial and Agricul- tural School, Frogmore, South Carolina, will speak in the Deanery at 5.00 P. M. Tea at 4.30 P. M. Please notify Polly Barnitz if attending tea. Tues., Feb. 27. Mrs. Harold Thurlow will speak on Oppor- � tunities for Women in Indus- trial Laboratories. Common Room at 4.45 P. M. Tea at 4.15 P. M. Oxford Press Serves Scholarly Interests Foundation of Fine Printing Laid by Gifts of Junius and Bishop Fell BIBLES ARE FAMOUS Miss Park Outlines Plans For Addition to Library At Chapel on Thursday morning, Miss Park discussed plans for a new Library wing and for a proposed change in the present Library stair- case. The 150,000 books in the library, which grow in number yearly by ap- proximately 10,000, make more li- brary space imperative. The idea of building the--wing' along the unfin- ished back wall of the Cloisters wan discarded, for it would make -the re- moval of the windows in the pleasant seminary rooms at the ends of the present wings necessary. Two long wings extending towards Rockefeller Hall seemed a better plan. These wings have been staked out. They do not come unpleasantly close to Rocke- feller and will, when completed, en- close a very pleasant quadrangle. The basement only of the wing will be used for books, and will be ap- proached by the present basement passages. The building above will be used by and specifically adapted to the needs of the Departments of His- tory of Art and of Archaeology. It will contain offices for the members of the faculty in these departments, seminaries, class-rooms, a large room where films can be shown, and, along the back line, a permanent exhibition room for all valuable pictures and objects. The main part of the library is not completely non-tfnflammable and, consequently, some hesitation has been shown in donating valuable ob- jects of art for permanent exhibition there. When the Library was planned, it was intended that the main reading room should be a rectangle, unbroken by the ugly and unnecessary projec- tions formed by the stair-case and the reserve rooms. This plan may still be realized if the present stairs are removed and new flights of stairs built at both ends of the library, or even a single flight, in the style of English colleges, built facing towards Pembroke Hall. The main porch would remain and be utilized perhaps to hold a seated figure of Miss Tho- mas. The books from the reserve rooms would be placed in book-cases rising to the height of the windows around the reading room. Miss Park would like to have this alteration made when the new wings are being built, as it would be less expensive then. "The Oxford Press has always been something more than a commer- cial venture," said Dr. Herben, in- troducing the exhibit of Oxford print- ing in the Deanery on Monday after- noon, February 19. "It .is and has been a great institution for the serv- ice of scholarship by the dissemina- tion of good books." Oxford's claim to be the home of the first English printer is unfortunately as false as the tradition maintained by Univer- sity College that it was founded by Alfred the Great; but the Oxford Press, if not the second after Caxton's at Westminster, was among the earli- est in England. The colophon date on the manuscript of Rufinus, On the Creed has been shown by scholars to be an error resulting from a typeset- ter's omission of one Roman numeral, ten: it is, therefore. 1478 instead of 1468, and not prior to Caxton. The Oxford Press at first had no more than a casual association with the University, as in early days a "scriptorium" was apt to be found near any intellectual centre. The first Press went out of existence in I486, after nine years of publishing. Established anew in 1507, it printed for only fourteen months, at the end of which it was suppressed by Wol- sey. The present Oxford Press was founded in 1585, from which time to the present moment its tradition is unbroken. -, For the three hundred and forty- eight years of its existence the Press has the finest records of any publish- ing house in the world: we know every title published in those years and for all of them, with few excep- tions, copy is available. The first title of the 1585 Press was, appropri- ately enough, a Latin one, Moral Questions About Aristotle's Ethics. From 1585 to the turn of the century, seventy or eighty books were put out by the Press. The vicissitudes of the Press have been many, pleasant and unpleasant. It has always been exceptionally for- tunate in its benefactors, who have endowed it with funds, and more wel- come even than funds, type. At the beginning of the sixteenth century, ty- pography did not keep pace with the advanced output of books. That pub- lishers then were careless about the artistic presentation of their books the horrid condition of Shakespearean dramatic quartos is sufficient witness. No care was paid even to the design of the title-page; the plays were pro- duced on gray pap^r with blunt type like Browning's "scrofulous French novels." Friends of the Oxford Press, real- izing that more care must be given to the artistry of publication, began as early as 1629 to present it with im- ported Continental types, particularly those of Holland and Flanders. From 1666 to 1672, Dr. Fell, the Bishop of Oxford, endowed the Press with a set of Dutch type, which laid the foundation of fine printing at the Press and exerted an enormous in- fluence in raising the standards of its publishing competitors. Fell, usual- ly remembered by an opprobrious quatrain, should be more properly re- garded and cherished as a benefactor to printing. His punches and mat- rices are preserved to the present (Continued on Pajre Five) International Club Holds Round Table Discussion The International Relations Club's round table discussion of Latin Amer- ica, held February 13 in J.he Com- mon Room, was a highly successful experiment. Carmen Duany, '34, who was re- sponsible for planning the round ta- ble, opened the discussion with a Brief account of the International Relations Clubs' Regional Conference on Pan-Americanism, which she- at- tended in Washington last December. The following students also gave short reports on different aspects of the Latin American question: Lucy Fairbank, Margaret Simpson, Eliza- beth Bingham, Elizabeth Bock, and Grace Meehan. These reports emphasized the diffi- cult 'topography of South America and the large Indian element in .the population as reasons for the prob- lems which the Latin republics are facing today. Those countries with the least Spanish blood are the least progressive. Transportation is still very primitive, although the new air- lines are bringing outlying districts into closer contact with the capitals, se that trips which once required months when madefy canoe or mule train now take artly a few hours. In the post-war decade, Latin America enjoyed a brief era of un- precedented prosperity. American banks practically compelled the vari- ous governments to accept loans. The depression has, however, been par- ticularly severe in Latin America. Since it was impossible to keep up payments on the public debt and the New York banks insisted on receiving their interest, the only way to re- move the burden of these obligations was revolution. The Pan-American movement, ini- tiated by the United States Govern- ment, has attempted to - foster soli- darity and good-will between Amer- ica and the other republics of the western hemisphere, but the Latin countries resent American predomi- nance, and the interventions under- taken with a corollary of the Monroe Doctrine as an excuse have aroused hostility. British and German trad- ers have been getting an increasing proportion of Latin American trade. Proposals are now being considered for continentalizing the Monroe Doc- trine and treating the other republics as partners equally interested in its enforcement. As a follow-up of this discussion, Mrs. Manning will give a talk on Mexico next Tuesday. Miss King Discusses Gertrude Stein's Art Impressionists, Cezanne, and Cubists Show Parallels to Her Writing TECHNIQUE IS ORIENTAL In 'the Common Room, Thursday afternoon, Miss King gave an illum- inating talk on Gertrude Stein and French Painting, which was based on her personal recollections of Miss Stein and on her wide reading in the authoress' works. Miss King met Miss Stein first in New York through Mabel Weeks, and Estelle Rumboldt, the sculptor. Miss Stein used to visit Miss King in her "penthouse" apartment on 57th Street, cram herself out of the win- dow to admire the vista of the river and the buildings, and finally settle down to talking at length about any- thing from art to psychology. It was about this time that Gertrude Stein and her brother, Leo, passed much time abroad, where they often hap- pened to meet Miss King. An inter- esting story is told of Miss Stein's falling asleep on the steps of St. John Lateran in Siena, because the day was hot and she was tired. From there the scene shifts, after a lapse of several years to Paris, where the two had taken a studio. Mr. Stein was selling his fine collection of Jap- anese prints in order to buy paint- ings by the modern French�Renojr, Cezanne, Matisse, and Picasso. Miss King did not see Miss Stein again until just before the War, when she enjoyed looking at new French paint- ing and learned to understand it a little, with the aid of an introduction to Picasso's dealer. During the War, Miss Stain drove an ambulance in the south of France, and "worked like a dog," as she, herself, expressed it. And the war-time experiences rever- berate in her work. The next meet- ing was in Madrid, where Miss King was working at the Bibliotheque Na- tionale, and Miss Stein was working late at night, and sleeping well into the morning. She gave Miss King her manuscripts of the volumes of portraits. Earlier was the one of Mabel Dodge, which circulated and was imitated so widely at college; but it was then that Miss King form- ed that habit of continuous reading which she considers necessary to get a full understanding of Miss Stein's writing. Today when Miss King is in Paris, she always goes over to Rue (Continued on rage Four) Wisdom of Playing Follow-the-Leader Is Driven Home to Bryn Mawr Stag Line Vocational Tea Mrs. G. Harold Thurlow (Esther Dikeman, 1928) will speak on Opportunities for Women in Industrial Labora- tories in the Common Room in Goodhart Hall on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 27, at quarter of five. Tea will be served at half-past four. The cryptic process by which a stag line unanimously decides to re- nounce the pleasure of rushing nine- tenths of the beauteous damsels gath- ered at any dance for their express delectation has long been a source of wonder and admiration to dur un- initiated eye. Football coaches turn green with envy and throw themselves into untimely graves at th# sight of the team spirit and concerted action going to waste along the edges of every dance floor. We, too, have nearly been driven to untimely graves by our attempts to puzzle out just how it happens that half an hour after a dance begins, the stag line to a man has selected which girls are to be avoided at any cost. But now that we have been part of a stag line, we are no longer in a state of be- wilderment: its devious plan of ac- tion seems to us amazingly clear and even more admirable than before. Our recent gymnastic encounter with Princeton's more vociferous members got off to a most auspicious beginning, as far as we were con- cerned. The first two men we cut in on danced well arid were amusingly caustic about the Glee Club, Prince- ton, Bryn Mawr, and men and wom- en in general: the evening seemed to augur well, and we returned to the stag line feeling very pleased with our brilliant discoveries, only to find that every other girl in the stag line had discovered them too and was describing them in lyric terms to the late arrivals. Somewhat daunt- ed, we bared our elbows at a dan- gerous angle and plunged anew into the fray, cutting in at random on every side. After several rebuffs and a terrific kick on the shin, we found ourselves cursing in the arms of a future minister, who reproved us at length for our language, refused a cigarette on principle, and described to us the iniquitous state of the col- legiate soul throughout five dances and four intermissions! When we finally re-escaped to the stag line, we found its few remaining members laughing gleefully at our obvious discomfiture and looking sad- ly at the other members, who had formed into two bands and were shamelessly pursuing around the floor our two original discoveries. The rest of the evening augured very ill, and in fact went from bad to worse. Oar best friend trudged woefully past and practically threw a man into our re- luctant arms; he told us that he was delighted there was no alcoholic bev- erage to be found in the punch be- cause, after conducting a long re- search, he had decided that people who drank were no happier than (Continued on Pag* Thre�) \1
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(The following was originally posted Dec. 30, 2009 in the NRDC Switchboard blog, under Saving Wildlife and Wild Places)
By Matt Skoglund
2009 was a dismal, tragic year for Northern Rockies wolves. They lost all protections under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), were hunted for the first time in Montana and Idaho (and continue to be hunted in Idaho), and were killed by various causes in record numbers. In all, almost one third — one third! — of the Northern Rockies wolf population was killed in 2009.
The good news is that NRDC and other conservation groups have not relented one iota in our fight on behalf on Northern Rockies wolves, and our lawsuit to restore their ESA protections should be ruled upon in 2010.
Here is a recap of 2009 for Canis lupus in the Northern Rockies:
January 14, 2009: Dubya the Decider, wishing to go out with a bang, announced that wolves in Montana and Idaho were being removed from the endangered species list, but wolves in Wyoming would remain listed.
January 20, 2009: Freshly inaugurated President Obama put on hold the wolf delisting rule — and all other last-minute rules and regulations issued by the Bush administration — for further review. Hope was restored, as many assumed the Obama Administration, with its pledged commitment to science, would scrap the premature, scientifically baseless, politically motivated Bush rule on wolves.
March 6, 2009: Hope was crushed, as Department of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced he was rubber-stamping the Bush rule on wolves and removing ESA protections for wolves in Montana and Idaho, but not Wyoming. (Six months later, a federal judge found that this decision was politically crafted and thus likely illegal.)
May 4, 2009: The delisting rule went into effect, and wolves in Montana and Idaho lost all federal protections under the Endangered Species Act.
June 2, 2009: NRDC and twelve other conservation organizations, represented by Earthjustice, filed a lawsuit to restore ESA protections for wolves in Montana and Idaho.
July 8, 2009: The State of Montana approved the state's first-ever fair-chase public wolf hunt with a kill quota of 75 wolves — or about 15% of its population.
August 17, 2009: Montana's neighbor to the west, Idaho, approved its first-ever fair-chase public wolf hunt with a kill quota of 255 wolves — or about 30% of its population. (And neither Montana's nor Idaho's quota included any of the wolves killed by government "control" actions, natural mortality, or illegal poaching.)
August 20, 2009: NRDC and the other conservation groups in the delisting lawsuit filed a motion for a preliminary injunction to stop the planned wolf hunts in Montana and Idaho from proceeding.
September 1, 2009: Idaho's premature wolf hunt opened.
September 8, 2009: U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy denied our motion to stop the wolf hunts in Montana and Idaho, but, on a very bright note, he found that we are likely to win our delisting lawsuit. Specifically, he concluded, "The [U.S. Fish and Wildlife] Service has distinguished a natural population of wolves based on a political line, not the best available science. That, by definition, seems arbitrary and capricious."
September 15, 2009: Montana's poorly planned wolf hunt opened only in the backcountry, with the rest of the state scheduled to open on October 25th. The result? Multiple wilderness wolves and wolves from Yellowstone National Park were quickly killed, which the state must have seen coming with the way it structured the hunt.
October 13, 2009: With too many wolves from Yellowstone killed just outside the Park's boundary (because Montana failed to implement a buffer zone around the Park to protect its famous and important wolves), Montana shut down the wolf hunt north of Yellowstone.
November 16, 2009: Montana's wolf hunt ends, with 72 wolves killed in the hunt.
December 2009: Two ominous reports about wolves in the Northern Rockies surfaced. The first described how Yellowstone's wolf population is shrinking and the annual census of the Park's population is expected to be the lowest in 10 years. The second broke the worrying news that a record number of Northern Rockies wolves — more than 500 — have been killed in 2009 by hunters, government agents, ranchers, poachers, and natural causes. This astronomical level of mortality amounts to almost one third of the last official population estimate.
December 24, 2009: Lynne Stone, a fearless wolf advocate in Idaho, received a scary, threatening e-mail from a wolf hater there. The e-mail simply said, "Merry Cristmas" (spelled without the "h"), and it included a morbid photo:
Heading into 2010, this disturbing photo and sinister e-mail (sent the night of Christmas Eve) remind us of what wolves are up against in the West — and why NRDC's work on behalf of Northern Rockies wolves is more important than ever.
On January 28, 2010, the last brief in our wolf lawsuit will be filed. Following a hearing in federal court, Judge Molloy will decide whether the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service violated the Endangered Species Act when it removed ESA protections from wolves in Montana and Idaho earlier this year. Hopefully he concludes that the ESA was violated and restores ESA protections for those states' wolves.
After a deadly 2009, let's hope 2010 is a better year for wolves in the Northern Rockies — with less killing, less spinning of the facts by government bureaucrats, and less politically driven decision-making. Let's hope wolves . . . can be wolves.
Happy New Year. Howl.
(Reposted with permission from the Natural Resources Defense Council. Skoglund is a wildlife advocate based in Livingston, Montana You can read his blog and learn more about wildlife at the NRDC website.)


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Make yourself at home in one of the 123 air-conditioned guestrooms. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and satellite programming provide entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility.
A complimentary continental breakfast is included.
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and a 24-hour front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.
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Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. A 24-hour business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Greenville hotel also offers a seasonal outdoor pool, laundry facilities, and complimentary use of a nearby fitness facility. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- 24-hour front desk
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Total number of rooms - 123
- Number of floors - 2
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Free self parking
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour business center
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Free local calls
- Video-game console
- Phone
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Air conditioning
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Pets allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.


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Uroflowmetry is a test that measures the volume of urine released from the body, the speed with which it is released, and how long the release takes.
You will urinate in a special urinal or toilet with a machine that has a measuring device.
You will be asked to begin urinating after the machine has started. When you finish, the machine will create a report for your health care provider.
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Uroflowmetry is best done when you have a full bladder. Do not urinate for 2 hours before the test. Drink extra fluids so you will have plenty of urine for the test.
Do not place any toilet tissue in the test machine.
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This test is useful in evaluating the function of the urinary tract. Usually, a patient having this test will report urination that is too slow.
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Several circular muscles normally regulate urine flow. If any of these muscles becomes weak or stops working, you may have an increase in urine flow or urinary incontinence .
If there is a bladder outlet obstruction or if the bladder muscle is weak, you may have a decrease in urine flow. The amount of urine that remains in your bladder after urinating can be measured with ultrasound.
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