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Posted May 9, 2006; 04:41 p.m.
Graduate student Tanya De Mello and junior Julia Neubauer have been named winners of the 2006 International Service Award by the University's International Center.
De Mello, a native of Toronto who is pursuing an MPA degree in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, was honored for founding the Woodrow Wilson Workers Organization, which links graduate students with volunteering opportunities to assist area residents. The group also coordinated a relief trip to New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Additionally, in a venture independent of the Woodrow Wilson Workers Organization and the University, De Mello and two students organized a trip to Kashmir, Pakistan, to work with earthquake survivors.
Neubauer, an economics major from Rohrbach, Austria, was cited for helping to establish a home for street children in Pune, India. Neubauer worked with classmates from the United World College of India, which she attended before coming to Princeton, to launch the Ashraya Institute for Children in 2004.
The International Service Award annually honors a student or a student group whose cross-cultural humanitarian endeavors have benefited the lives of those they have served locally or in other parts of the world. De Mello and Neubauer shared the $300 prize for this year's award, which was presented May 8 by Vice President for Campus Life Janet Dickerson.
The award is supported by the United Moms Charity Association, a New Jersey nonprofit organization.


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Juvenile diabetes is a heart-wrenching, debilitating disease, and Charlestonians turned out in droves to help fight this illness and show their love and support for those children afflicted at the Abby's Friends Charity Golf Classic and Gala. The elegant, upbeat affair took place at the beautiful Daniel Island Club, where guests were welcomed with signature cocktails sweating prettily in their ice sculpture tray. After snagging a beverage, partygoers either stepped out to the porch to enjoy the stunning sunset over the marsh or hunkered down to peruse the extensive silent auction.
Savory bites whet bidders appetites as they pored over auction items, and gradually the crowd began to move toward the food stations and bar. Everyone took their time to mingle before lining up for fresh fish tacos, shrimp and grits, peppercorn tenderloin, or roasted turkey.
As they circulated between the food stations and tables, partygoers took time to study strategically placed posters bearing heart-wrenching photos of Juvenile Diabetes patients and statistics. Though the tone of the gala remained festive and partygoers began hitting the dance floor early in the night, the images had a potent effect, reminding everyone of the evening's cause. Charleston band Plane Jane played hit after hit, and soon many partygoers could be spotted busting a move before the live auction.
Abby's Friends Charity Golf Classic and Gala is the annual fundraiser hosted by Abby's Friends, an all-volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to promoting awareness of Juvenile Diabetes. The Abby's Friends Charity Golf Classic and Gala benefited the MUSC Children's Hospital Pediatric Endocrinology Department, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, and Camp Adam Fisher.

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STARKVILLE – There's still some work to be done on Mississippi State's $25 million football complex. Same goes for the team now inhabiting it.
On a damp Friday afternoon, workers milled about the facility, which had its massive front doors swung wide open to the unseasonably warm air. Just inside, scaffolding reached up to the second level, and plastic sheets covered much of the foyer's floor.
A few finishing touches, a little more landscaping, and the 80,000-square-foot Leo Seal Family Football Complex will be ready for all the college football world to see. It's functional enough right now that head coach Dan Mullen and his staff have moved in.
"Coming in it's almost like coming to a new job that you know all the players, know all the coaches, know how it's set up, know what your expectations are, the fan base knows who you are," Mullen said. "It has that excitement feeling; I think it's the same with our players."
He added that the Seal Complex is "the premier facility in the Southeastern Conference, which probably means we have the top facility in the whole nation right now."
That's probably debatable, but it certainly sets a high standard for the program to live up to. The Bulldogs have recorded three consecutive winning seasons, but this past season ended with five losses in the last six games to finish 8-5.
MSU fell to Northwestern in the Gator Bowl, 34-20.
Changes ahead
Mullen is eager to move on from 2012 and shake off the poor ending, noting that last Sunday marked "the birth of the (2013) team, and we have a one-year life with this team to leave their mark on history. And I know they're fired up ready to get after it."
Gabe Jackson sure is fired up. The All-SEC offensive guard, who recently announced he'll forego the NFL Draft and return for his senior season, has gotten a look at the new weightroom.
"I went downstairs, and I was like, man, I'm ready to go get me a workout in," Jackson said. "And some other guys were going to the Sanderson (Center) and working out, so everybody's ready to come back."
MSU moves forward with some changes to its coaching staff. Geoff Collins was promoted to defensive coordinator, replacing Chris Wilson; David Turner was hired as the defensive line coach; and Deshea Townsend was hired to coach cornerbacks.
Turner coached at MSU from 2007-09, so he served under Mullen for one season before heading to Kentucky for three years. As the program has grown, Turner said so has Mullen.
"I know Dan has matured as a head coach," Turner said. "Other than that, I think he understands the demands of the position a whole lot better, I think he handles it a whole lot better, I think he's done a good job of getting (coaches) around him to handle the football part so to speak."
As Mullen has matured, his goals have remained the same, chief among them competing for an SEC championship. He sees the Seal Complex as a step in that direction, and as a sign of the school's commitment to building a winning program.
National signing day isn't far off (Feb. 6), and Mullen believes prospects will look at the complex and the direction of the program and believe what he believes.
"They come here to Mississippi State, they're getting the best," he said. "They're going to have the best facilities, they're going to have the best coaching, the best on-the-field treatment, best strength coach, in their complete development, the best academic staff, all of those things."
"I think they see our commitment to excellence as we move forward."


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Description Smallest pocket mouse in its range, with coloration varying from gray to reddish-brown to cream dorsally, with paler buff or white hairs on undersurface. Tail relatively longer than that of San Joaquin Pocket Mouse, hind foot averages shorter than that of Arizona Pocket Mouse.
Dimensions 110-151mm, 56-86mm, 6-11g
Endangered Status The Pacific Pocket Mouse, a subspecies of the Little Pocket Mouse, is on the U.S. Endangered Species List. It is classified as endangered in California. This coastal-dweller plummeted in number as residential development overtook its habitat. For about 20 years it was assumed to be extinct, but a single population of fewer than 40 mice was discovered in 1993. These remaining mice are preyed upon by feral and pet cats. The subspecies only hope for survival is the removal of cats from its vicinity and the preservation of its habitat or its relocation to a new habitat.
Habitat Grasslands & prairies, Deserts, Scrub, shrub & brushlands
Range Southwest, California, Northwest
Discussion The subspecies that uses sandy habitats in southern California (P. l. pacificus) was once thought extinct, but a few endangered populations were rediscovered in 1993. Uses open grassland, shrub-steppe, and coastal sage habitats, in addition to very arid desert areas.


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At first glance, the iPotty seems like just another bulky piece of plastic that will need to be discarded once it outlives its purpose. Giving such an expensive piece of technology to a young child in the first place may be questionable, as a number of studies by the American Academy of Pediatrics as well as many other child wellness groups suggest cutting down on screen time for little ones. Too much TV and computer interaction may contribute to obesity, attention deficits, sleeping disorders, and school difficulties.
As the AAP states on its website, "Television and other entertainment media should be avoided for infants and children under age 2. A child's brain develops rapidly during these first years, and young children learn best by interacting with people, not screens." Games and cartoons may even encourage kids to abandon activities more quickly, a situation that is certainly not optimal for potty-training. Not to mention, electronics have a pretty bad track record with bodily fluids and temper tantrums.
So, what do you think? Is the iPotty just another bandwagon for the tech set to jump onto? Is it a helpful tool for good behavior, or a waste of money? The iPotty will be available in February through CTA Digital for $40.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton hosted 27 members of their staff on Tuesday Dec. 18 for a Christmas party and lunch at the Bumpkin restaurant in London's Notting Hill neighborhood, according to Us Weekly.
The mag reports that the pregnant Duchess "sipped soft drinks," and adds that her "health is improving" after dealing with acute morning sickness earlier this month.
Us adds: "The private bash wasn't extravagant, with everyone eating from the price-fixe Christmas Turkey menu, which cost a humble 30 pounds, or approximately $48, a head."


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Microsoft (MSFT) shares are down 5 cents at $35.03 after the company a short while ago held a media event at which it unveiled "Xbox One," the latest version of its video game console, and a raft of supporting announcements.
Supporting materials from the announcement were posted by Microsoft on its Xbox Wire Web site.
Chip maker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) appears to be the chip that is powering the device, as had been speculated before the event. AMD shares are down 7 cents at $4.03.
Tim Stevens and the team at Engadget have been delivering their usual brand of superb live blogging.
Among the announcements made by Xbox division head Don Mattrick was new console hardware consisting of a more streamlined black box, along with a new version of Microsoft's "Kinect" sensor/controller.
Mattrick said the revamped Kinect controller offers broader voice- and gesture-command support, with the ability to tell one's television set, through Kinect, to jump between video game and live television and a Web browser, in a manner that Mattrick said was more "conversational." Multi-touch-style physical gestures, such as swinging closed one's arms, can be used to perform actions such as stopping playback of a movie.
The Xbox One will come with 8 gigabytes of RAM, a half-terabyte hard drive, HDMI input and output ports. The system runs on top of three different operating systems, Microsoft said, including a native Xbox operating system, a portion of the Windows 8 PC operating system, and a kind of middleware operating system that bridges the first two.
Also, see this post reviewing the specs of the new Xbox.
In a statement following the event, AMD's Saeid Moshkelani, head of the company's "Semi-Custom" chip division, remarked,
AMD is very excited to be working with Microsoft on their next-generation Xbox One. The Microsoft Xbox One leverages a single-chip, semi-custom AMD APU, with custom components co-developed with Microsoft designed to enable unique attributes of the system Microsoft is bringing to market.
Microsoft emphasized that its "Smart Glass" program for phones and tablets will allow for further control of Xbox, and its army of 15,0000 servers for its "Xbox Live" online service will be multiplied to 300,000 servers to support Xbox One.
No details on pricing and availability were given, other than "later this year." Mattrick told the crowd to stay tuned for the E3 video game conference taking place in Los Angeles next month to learn more.
Partner Electronic Arts (EA) said it will offer four of its top titles for the machine, the FIFA soccer franchise, the "Madden NFL" football series, the "NBA Live" basketball titles," and the UFC fighting games, all in the coming 12 months. Activision-Blizzard (ATVI) also pledged its support with another version of the "Call of Duty" video game series.
Microsoft is also developing a live-action television show based on its wildly popular "Halo" game series for Xbox.
One potential disappointment for current Xbox 360 users: The new system will not accept the current Xbox 360 discs, shutting out people's game libraries.
Correction: A prior version of this post made reference to Microsoft possibly using chips from Nvidia (NVDA) in the Xbox One. As one reader pointed out, Advanced Micro Devices appears to have won the deal, based on today's presentation. My apologies for any confusion caused by the reference to Nvidia earlier.


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Au contraire, indeed. If you caught President Bush's live press conference on KOB-770 AM last week like I did, you heard this question from Jeff Gannon, Washington bureau chief and White House correspondent for some outfit called Talon News. After the president selected "Jeff," this question followed: "Senate Democratic leaders have painted a very bleak picture of the U.S. economy. Harry Reid [D-NV] was talking about soup lines. And Hillary Clinton [D-NY] was talking about the economy being on the verge of collapse. Yet in the same breath they say that Social Security is rock solid and there's no crisis there. How are you going to work—you've said you are going to reach out to these people—how are you going to work with people who seem to have divorced themselves from reality?"
Nevermind Bush's fatuous response, according to mediamatters.org, "Talon News' editor in chief, Bobby Eberle, is a Republican activist who served as a delegate to the 1996, 1998 and 2000 Texas Republican Conventions and to the 2000 national Republican Convention. In 1999, Eberle was recognized with a 'unanimously approved resolution of commendation by the Republican Party of Texas for service and dedication to the Republican cause.' His biography on Talon's website notes: 'Bobby has devoted considerable time and energy to the Republican effort' and 'Bobby is a member of Texas Christian Coalition and Texas Right to Life.' Eberle is also the president and CEO of GOPUSA.com, a 'conservative news, information, and design company dedicated to promoting conservative ideals' that carries articles and commentary by Gannon and Talon News. GOPUSA is also affiliated with MillionsofAmericans.com, a conservative advocacy organization run by Bruce Eberle, a relative of Bobby Eberle and a conservative fundraising consultant."
Judging by the content of Gannon's question (no wonder Bush blissfully selected him), Talon's purpose is no surprise. But, to make matters more disgraceful, it turns out Harry Reid never said anything about "soup lines." Gannon got the line from America's favorite drug addict himself, Rush Limbaugh.
Only hours later, Limbaugh told his audience: "I said earlier today in the program, shortly after we began, that somebody in the White House press corps listens to this program. It is Jeff Gannon from Talon News. Here is his question, which is a repeat, a rehash, of a precise point I made on this program yesterday. ... I'm not upset by this, folks. I'm honored. I'm thrilled. Don't misunderstand. I'm not accusing anybody of anything. I just think it's fabulous here. Now, you may think that my ego is out of control. Au contraire, my friends. I have no ego. Not of the kind you're talking about, anyway, or thinking about. No, what makes me think that the reporter was listening to the program is that Harry Reid never actually said 'soup lines.' That is my characterization of their portrayal of America. He never actually said it."
Of course, if the White House had any integrity, partisan hacks (What the hell is Talon news, anyway?) would not be selected to pose questions at a rare presidential press conference. But instead, this clown Gannon gets himself a seat in the front row. That's just pitiful.
Three's a charm. Eric Boehlert reports in Salon.com: "One day after President Bush ordered his Cabinet secretaries to stop hiring commentators to help promote administration initiatives, and one day after the second high-profile conservative pundit was found to be on the federal payroll, a third embarrassing hire has emerged. Salon has confirmed that Michael McManus, a marriage advocate whose syndicated column, 'Ethics & Religion,' appears in 50 newspapers, was hired as a subcontractor by the Department of Health and Human Services to foster a Bush-approved marriage initiative. McManus championed the plan in his columns without disclosing to readers he was being paid to help it succeed."


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About Jeff Masters
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:56 PM GMT on August 13, 2010
The Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010 is one of the most intense, widespread, and long-lasting heat waves in world history. Only the European heat wave of 2003, which killed 35,000 - 50,000 people, and the incredible North American heat wave of July 1936, which set all-time extreme highest temperature records in fifteen U.S. states, can compare. All of these heat waves were caused by a highly unusual kink in the jet stream that remained locked in place for over a month. The jet stream is an upper-level river of air, between the altitudes of about 30,000 - 40,000 feet (10,000 - 12,000 meters). In July over Europe and Asia, the jet stream has two branches: a strong southern "subtropical" jet that blows across southern Europe, and a weaker "polar" jet that blows across northern Europe. The polar jet stream carries along the extratropical cyclones (lows) that bring the mid-latitudes most of their precipitation. The polar jet stream also acts as the boundary between cold, Arctic air, and warm tropical air. If the polar jet stream shifts to the north of its usual location, areas just to its south will be much hotter and drier than normal. In July 2010, a remarkably strong polar jet stream developed over northern Europe. This jet curved far to the north of Moscow, then plunged southwards towards Pakistan. This allowed hot air to surge northwards over most of European Russia, and prevented rain-bearing low pressure systems from traveling over the region. These rain-bearing low pressure systems passed far to the north of European Russia, then dove unusually far to the south, into northern Pakistan. The heavy rains from these lows combined with Pakistan's usual summer monsoon rains to trigger Pakistan's most devastating floods in history.
Figure 1. Winds of the jet stream at an altitude of 300 millibars (roughly 30,000 feet high). Left: Average July winds from the period 1968 - 1996 show that a two-branch jet stream typically occurs over Europe and Asia--a northern "polar" jet stream, and a more southerly "subtropical" jet stream. Right: the jet stream pattern in July 2010 was highly unusual, with a very strong polar jet looping far to the north of Russia, then diving southwards towards Pakistan. Image credit: NOAA/ESRL.
What caused this unusual jet stream pattern?
The unusual jet stream pattern that led to the 2010 Russian heat wave and Pakistani floods began during the last week of June, and remained locked in place all of July and for the first half of August. Long-lived "blocking" episodes like this are usually caused by unusual sea surface temperature patterns, according to recent research done using climate models. For example, Feudale and Shukla (2010) found that during the summer of 2003, exceptionally high sea surface temperatures of 4°C (7°F) above average over the Mediterranean Sea, combined with unusually warm SSTs in the northern portion of the North Atlantic Ocean near the Arctic, combined to shift the jet stream to the north over Western Europe and create the heat wave of 2003. I expect that the current SST pattern over the ocean regions surrounding Europe played a key role in shifting the jet stream to create the heat wave of 2010. Note that the SST anomaly pattern is quite different this year compared to 2003, which may be why this year's heat wave hit Eastern Europe, and the 2003 heat wave hit Western Europe. Human-caused climate change also may have played a role; using climate models, Stott et al. (2004) found it very likely (>90% chance) that human-caused climate change has at least doubled the risk of severe heat waves like the great 2003 European heat wave.
Figure 2. A comparison of the departure of sea surface temperature (SST) from average just prior the the start of the great European heat waves of 2003 and 2010. Temperatures in the Mediterranean Sea were up to 4°C above average in 2003, which has been implicated as a major cause of the Western European heat wave of 2003. Image credit: NOAA/NESDIS.
Feudale, L., and J. Shukla (2010), "Influence of sea surface temperature on the European heat wave of 2003 summer. Part I: an observational study", Climate Dynamics DOI: 10.1007/s00382-010-0788-0
Stott, P.A., Stone, D.A., and M.R. Allen (2004), "Human contribution to the European heatwave of 2003", Nature 432, 610-614 (2 December 2004) | doi:10.1038/nature03089. (Here is a free version of the paper, presented at a conference.)
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has posted an analysis of the recent extreme weather events, concluding, "the sequence of current events matches IPCC projections of more frequent and more intense extreme weather events due to global warming."
See also my posts, The Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010: 102°F in Moscow and, Over 15,000 likely dead in Russian heat wave; Asian monsoon floods kill hundreds more.
Moscow sees real relief from the Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010
For the first time in more than a month, temperatures at Moscow's Domodedovo airport failed to exceed 30°C (86°F) today. Clouds and thunderstorms blew into the city this morning, keeping the high temperature down to just 29°C (84°F). This breaks a string of 35 straight days when the temperature reached 30°C. At Moscow's official observing site, the Moscow Observatory, this string was 30 days. Moscow's average high temperature for August 13 is 20°C (68°F), so today's temperatures were still well above normal. However, today's cool-down marks the beginning of the end for Russia's great heat wave. The latest forecast for Moscow calls for high temperatures below 30°C for the coming week, and Moscow may not exceed that threshold for the remainder of summer. Long range forecasts from the ECMWF and GFS models continue to suggest that a series of troughs of low pressure will attack the ridge of high pressure anchored over Russia, bringing cooler temperatures just 5°C (8°F) above average to Russia late next week. By ten days from now, the ECMWF model shows a strong trough of low pressure over Moscow, and a end to the Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010. Moscow still has to concern itself with smoke from the wildfires burning southeast of the city; winds are expected to shift early next week and bring the smoke towards the city again. However, the cooler weather should aid fire-fighting efforts, so the smoke problems should not be as bad as last week's nightmare.
Figure 2. Image from NASA's Aqua satellite of smoke from wildfires burning to the southeast of Moscow yesterday, August 12, 2010. Northerly winds were keeping the smoke from blowing over the city. Image credit: NASA.
The tropics are quiet
The remnants of Tropical Depression Five continue to bring heavy rain to portions of Southeast Louisiana today. Up to five inches of rain has fallen in regions near New Orleans. The GFS model predicts that the remains of TD 5 could move off the coast of Mississippi by the middle of next week and regenerate, but none of the other models is making this forecast. Both the GFS and ECMWF models are predicting that a tropical storm will develop off the coast of Africa by next Friday, August 20.
Donations urgently needed in Pakistan
The devastation wrought by the worst flooding in Pakistan's history requires a huge response by the international community. Wunderblogger Dr. Ricky Rood, author of our Climate Change Blog, has a friend working in Pakistan who underscored the desperate situation there:
This is the worst natural disaster in the history of Pakistan in terms of number of people and area affected. Although not as many people have been killed as in the 2005 earthquake, we have already nearly 900,000 displaced persons thus far just in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Crops are destroyed; shops, hotels, and other business have simply been swept away in Swat, which had just this year been cleared of Taliban and was on the way to recovery; and districts closer to Peshawar and parts of Peshawar district are still, or perhaps again after yesterday/today, under water. After the immediate emergency response, it will be years of rebuilding to replace what has been lost and to start to develop again. I know you have the power to control the weather, so if you cold give us a week or two without more rain at least we could keep the helicopters flying and give people a chance to go to their homes, recover what might still be there, set up tents if we can get enough to them, and start to clean up."
She gave the following recommendations for charities that do work in the flood-ravaged zone, and are effective at getting aid to those who need it the most:
Doctors Without Borders
The International Red Cross
MERLIN medical relief charity
The mobile giving service mGive allows one to text the word "SWAT" to 50555. The text will result in a $10 donation to the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) Pakistan Flood Relief Effort.
She mentioned that it is better to send money to the organizations doing the relief work than to try to organize shipments of goods.
Jeff Masters
The views of the author are his/her own and do not necessarily represent the position of The Weather Company or its parent, IBM.
Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather


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Looking through my fonts that are clearly tuned for a single specific script, there remain two scripts that niggle me as I don't have suitable sample text for them. i.e. PhagsPa and Tai Le. I'm looking for a short snippet of sample text in those scripts which is suitable to stick into the font drop down preview. Ideally something fairly equivalent to "Alphabet", "Script", "PhagsPa/Tai Le" or "Tibetan/Tai Lü".


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Although I claimed to have a working driver ten days ago in fact all it did was play 8 bit mono. Now I have one that will play 16 bit stereo too.
Try as I might I just could not get the stereo to work - firstly because I assumed that, as I had done with the OSS driver, I'd have to write the stereo separation code myself (in fact the ALSA middle layer does all that) and then because of what appeared to be repeated buffer over-runs.
I had built an OSS only version of mpg123 to test this and try as I might I just got clicks and gaps as the middle layer responded to the over runs by restarting the DMA transfer.
Eventually I realised that ALSA was assuming that my buffer stayed a constant size (in fact it doubles in size for stereo). Once I cut the hardware buffers in half and fixed up the period sizes to something close to optimum it all worked.
I can now also see how to add additional channels - not too difficult really. But I am not sure I can see a reason.
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Wind Ensemble to perform fifth anniversary concert, April 19
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The Princeton University Wind Ensemble will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a spring concert at 8 p.m. Friday, April 19, in Richardson Auditorium.
The group will perform Shostakovich's "Festive Overture," a fast-paced Russian piece; Whitacre's "Ghost Train," which musically portrays a train moving through forgotten towns and canyons; Bennett's "Suite of Old American Dances," which gives the impression of an electric carnival; and "Capriccio Espagnol," a collection of Spanish dances.
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Cool off with a lighter key lime pie. Don't worry, it's just as flavorful as the original.
A native Florida fruit, Key limes are smaller, rounder, more yellowish in color and more tart than the prevalent green Persian limes. If Key limes aren't available in your grocery store, look for bottled Key lime juice near the other bottled lime juices.
Make it easier. Pick up a frozen ready-made crust and bake as directed on the package. Or, use a ready-made graham cracker crust.
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The recipe for Apple Dumplings was available free in Gold Medal flour bags, as noted in a 1938 advertisement, and has also been included in many of the company's cookbooks over the years, beginning with the 1904 Christmas Edition of Gold Medal Flour Cook Book.
Substitute 6 peaches, halved, pitted and peeled, for the apples. Substitute 1/4 cup cranberry relish for the raisins and chopped nuts.
Cut around the apple core from the stem end using a paring knife. Then cut around the core from the bottom and push the core from the apple.
Moisten the corners of dough and bring opposite corners up over apple and press corners together. Repeat with remaining two corners.
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"I will smash your face into a car windshield, and then take your mother Dorothy Mantooth out for a nice seafood dinner and never call her again"
I personally do not agree with your take on a possible way a new revolution would go.
Are you sure drone strikes or Air Force strikes would even be on the board? If so, for how long?
It also seems to me that a least a portion of our armed forces would be with the revolution, and with that exception could that collapse the chain of command in some cases?
What would the press report after a drone strike within our borders on citizens defending the law of the land? What would that do to the rest of the population?
Well if we have a tyrant, it's because they have the military behind them. You don't become a tyrant without a way to hold your power. You can't assume a scenario where a tyrant has taken hold of the U.S. and the military has been weakened. That's not a plausible scenario. Of course, we're talking about a tyrant seizing control of the U.S., so plausibility went out the window a few pages back...
Im somewhat disappointed that more African Americans dont think for themselves and just go with whatever theyre supposed to say and think."
- Dr. Benjamin Carson
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- Spotlight! on NLM Resources – July 24, 1:00 MT/2:00 CT – Diets and the Evidence. Join four RML Coordinators as they explore a few current diets and the evidence behind them. If diet terminology confuses you, this may help as topics will include plant-based diets, high-protein diets, fasting, and "balanced diets" such as Weight Watchers. One MLA CE credit will be available for this class. No registration required.
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I read this book just to read that scene - and I felt it was done in a very "Marvel Comics" way. I would not be surprised to find out the big lug had somehow gotten out of that scrape.
I think I'm going to go ahead and start a "Bring back Chewie" petition!


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ICC schedules May 11 commencement
FULTON – More than 500 students will receive associate degrees or certificates during commencement ceremonies at Itawamba Community College on Saturday at the Davis Event Center at the Fulton campus.
Ceremonies include Associate of Arts at 11 a.m. and Associate of Applied Science and certificates at 3 p.m.
James Pate, dean of the University of Mississippi Tupelo campus, will be the speaker for the 11 a.m. ceremony, and Mike Armour, state director of the Appalachian Regional Commission for Mississippi, will speak at 3 p.m.
A nurses' pinning ceremony is scheduled for 6 p.m. on Friday at the Davis Event Center at the Fulton campus. The speaker will be Donna Lewis, nurse executive for North Mississippi Medical Center.
Renowned architect to address MSU graduates
STARKVILLE – Janet Marie Smith, a Mississippi State University alumna and architect internationally recognized for her innovative baseball stadium designs, will be commencement speaker this week for both of the university's spring graduations.
Also, during the Friday and Saturday public programs in Humphrey Coliseum, MSU will bestow honorary doctoral degrees on former Gov. William Winter and Madison architect Robert V.M. Harrison.
More than 2,400 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students are candidates for 2013 spring semester diplomas.
Smith, a Jackson native, was named last year senior vice president of planning and development for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Evers-Williams headlines UM graduation
OXFORD – Renowned civil rights activist and author Myrlie Evers-Williams is set to return to the University of Mississippi on Saturday to deliver the main address at the university's 160th commencement.
Evers-Williams, who worked for more than 30 years to seek justice for the 1963 murder of her well-known civil rights activist husband, Medgar Evers, is a former chairwoman of the NAACP and is widely credited with restoring the organization's reputation and saving it from bankruptcy. Most recently, she delivered the invocation at the second inauguration of President Barack Obama, becoming the first woman to deliver a prayer at a presidential inauguration.
The Vicksburg native speaks to graduating students, their families and other guests at 9 a.m. in the Grove. This year's graduating class includes nearly 2,500 spring candidates for undergraduate and graduate degrees, plus more than 900 August 2012 graduates.
ICC's Roberts named Coca–Cola scholar
FULTON – Itawamba Community College sophomore Anna Roberts of Pontotoc has been named a 2013 Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team Bronze Scholar.
She was recognized during Phi Theta Kappa's annual convention last month.
The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation sponsors the Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team program by recognizing 50 Gold, 50 Silver and 50 Bronze Scholars and providing nearly $200,000 in scholarships annually. Each Bronze Scholar receives a $1,000 scholarship and a special medallion.
Roberts is majoring in pre-nursing. Her honors are Phi Theta Kappa president, All-Mississippi Academic Team, homecoming court and president's list. She is the daughter of Eugene and Vickie Roberts.
Science book to be used for MSU reading program
STARKVILLE – Mississippi State University's Maroon Edition program has selected the book "Physics for Future Presidents" by Richard A. Muller for its fifth annual common reading experience.
First published in 2008 by W.W. Norton & Co., the 384-page book is the work of a physics professor and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory senior scientist honored in 1982 with a prestigious MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, popularly known as the "genius grant."
MSU President Mark Keenum stressed that the book provides a "highly readable, non-technical discussion of the science behind several major issues that will confront future U.S. presidents, business leaders and, certainly, future graduates of Mississippi State."
Head: Northeast seeks nominations for alumni Hall
BOONEVILLE – Northeast Mississippi Community College officials are seeking nominations for the school's Alumni Hall of Fame.
Entering its second class, Northeast's Alumni Hall of Fame was created to recognize the achievement of outstanding alumni. A maximum of five honorees will be inducted each year.
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Binghamton University hosts symposium to connect academia and industry
The Watson Institute for Systems Excellence (WISE), which is associated with the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University, will host the "Academia & Industry - A Dynamic and Interactive Cycle" symposium. Activities will run from 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Friday, October 17, in Casadesus Recital Hall, located in the Fine Arts building on the Binghamton University campus. This inter/multidisciplinary symposium is free and open to the public.
Symposium participants will assess and evaluate current systems in place for knowledge development and effective information transfer, as well develop new ideas, which will allow the educational system to better serve industry, students and the economy. Participants will also explore how exposure to industry can complement academic learning while providing feedback to academia.
Speakers will be on hand from Endicott Interconnect, General Electric, IBM, Maines, Purdue University, Hidden Valley Electronics, UHS, and Texas Instruments. Key topics for discussion include: knowledge development between industry and the classroom; how education can better serve industry, students and the economy; and creation, development, management and transfer of knowledge through active interaction between industry and academia.
WISE, an Institute for Advanced Studies on-campus, is a part of the Department of Systems Science and Industrial Engineering in the Watson School at Binghamton University. WISE brings graduate students together with federal and industry sponsors to conduct innovative research.
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The National Gallery of Ireland has in recent months secured several important nineteenth- and twentieth century works of art which will benefit its collection of European and Irish art.
In May, the Gallery purchased a large abstract work, Umpferstedt III by the American artist Lyonel Feininger (1871-1956), at Sotheby's, in New York (7 May, $1,700,000). Executed during a pivotal time in Feininger's career when he joined the Bauhaus (1919), the painting is one of three works produced in Umpferstedt, in the Weimar region of Germany. The painting is an important addition to the Gallery's early modern collection and will complement its holdings of German Expressionist works by Nolde and Pechstein, and the Cubist works of Picasso and Gris.
The Gallery also purchased Bord d'un canal, près de Naples by the Impressionist artist, Gustave Caillebotte (1848-94), at Christie's Sale of Impressionist and Modern Art, in New York (8 May, $445,000). Painted 'en plein air' in 1872 while the artist was on a trip to Italy with his father, the painting depicts the curved forms of a canal and pathway reaching to the horizon in a flat Italian landscape.
Among the recent additions to the Irish collection are Death by Harry Kernoff (1900-74) purchased at Sotheby's Irish Sale, in London (7 May). Also acquired was a graphic work by Kernoff, Liberty Hall, Dublin 1928, which was purchased at Adam's/Bonhams in Dublin (28 May). At the same sale the Gallery also purchased Shaw's Bridge by John Luke (1906-75), which is a fine example of the artist's decorative formalism.
A noteworthy acquisition to the Yeats collection was A New York Sketchbook by John Butler Yeats (1839-1922), purchased at Whyte's in Dublin (28 April, €16,000). The bound sketchbook comprises 23 pencil drawings, depicting friends and acquaintances such as the Irish American layer, John Quinn, American artist, John Sloan, and Mary Shaw, a wealthy patron who visited Yeats at Petitpas boarding house where he stayed on his arrival in New York.
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Each year, the City of Toronto releases a comprehensive map of cycling infrastructure and suggested routes.
The map indicates bike locker locations, stairs with bicycle groves, bicycle rental locations and clearly indicates every bike lane and multi-use path throughout Toronto.
With a stalled Bike Plan, the 2010 edition varies only slightly from its predecessor.
One noticeable change is the addition of bike boxes to the illustrations explaining cycling infrastructure for cyclists (and motorists).
Hopefully we'll be seeing these installed this summer!
To download PDFs of the cycling map, visit the City of Toronto web site here.


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- Smoking allowed
- Family/child friendly
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Attention!: We have three (very lovely and nice) cats living in the apartment.
This cozy modern room (the red room) is approximately 18 square meters and is one of the room that I am renting in my big Berlin apartment, in an old 1900 building in which I live.
The apartment has a special charm because it has the entire length of a 16m corridor and also in parallel with 4 rooms with double doors are connected in a straight line. It is luxuriously appointed with beautiful high quality art and design classics.
The room is bright and very spacious. It has two beds: a broad (140 x 200 cm), very comfortable double bed and one single bed (90 x 200 cm), radio, CD, cable TV, clothes rail, large boxes for storage of linen, etc., shelves, table, chairs. Towels and linen included.
In addition to the guest room is a second one. The two rooms are connected by a door, so they are ideal for several people (eg parents + 2 children) or two pairs.
The kitchen, refrigerator and bath can of course be shared. The kitchen is fully equipped (stove, kettle, coffee machine, etc.). Coffee and tea are available free of charge.
The flat has a sunny balcony and there is parking in front of the door. The apartment is a Nonsmoking but you can smoke on the balcony.
A fast wireless network is free of charge throughout the apartment.
I live in the home but I'm only sleeping there. The host speaks also English.
There are also two little cats living in the apartment. But for sure the guestrooms are always closed for them.
House rulesIn the apartment smoking is not allowed. Please only smoke outside.
Pets are not allowed.
I ask to use CD players and televisions only in low volume so as not to disturb any other guests in the next room.
Please undress in the room, the shoes or bring slippers because the bright carpet is relatively sensitive.
The visit of unbooked friends or acquaintances in the apartment or guest room is prohibited!
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We had a very nice weekend in Berlin.
We'd definitely recommend Martin's place. It's well situated with good metro and bus connections to the centre. In addition, Kreuzberg is a nice area to explore....
We'll be coming back for sure
Nice house. Big bathroom and bigger kitchen.
Martin was so kind with us.
There are three big cats protecting the flat. I am allergic to cats but actually It didn´t meen a problem because house is clean and cats were not allowed to get into our room.
The beast place to go in berlin !!! Close to every thing(: big rooms and apartment , nice bath (but only one) grate vibe and nice people . Very helpful.
Thank you (:
Our stay at Martin was great. Everything worked just fine geklappt.Er is very gastfreundlich.Bei him one arrived in Berlin and feels equally at home.
Unser Aufenthalt bei Martin war super. Alles hat prima geklappt.Er ist sehr gastfreundlich.Bei ihm ist man in Berlin angekommen und fühlt sich gleich zuhause.
super friendly hosts, very helpfull, nice atmoshere and great area to stay, bright spacious and tidy room(s), we enjoyed our trip to Berlin thanks and best regards
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very nice room in a nice apartment in a lovely host
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The Princeton University Orchestra , under the direction of guest conductor David Arrivee, will open its 2003-04 season with concerts at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 17-18, in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.
Arrivee, a member of Princeton's class of 1992, served as the assistant conductor for the Boston University Symphony Orchestra and the Marsh Chapel Choir of Boston University, where he earned a master's degree. He is currently a doctoral candidate at Northwestern University.
The performances will include works by Bedrich Smetana, Edvard Grieg and Johannes Brahms. Senior Felice Kuan, a pianist and co-winner of the 2003 University concerto competition, will be the soloist for the Grieg piece.
Tickets are $5 for students and $15 for the general public, and are available at the Richardson box office, (609) 258-5000. For more information, contact Lauren Sarah Carpenter .
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I will have to add pictures later for you all to see. We have just spent the most magical time with my sister, Karen and her daughter, Hannah at Disney in Florida. We arrived on the 4th and my sister and neice the next morning. We spent our first day (Jan 5th) at MGM. By the time we arrived back that night my sides were killing me. I don't think I have laughed that hard in a long time! I don't think I can even say what was so great about it. I just laughed and laughed all day. (oh ya, the kids had a good time too) We stopped and had dinner that night at Chef Mickey's where Goofy, Mickey, Minnie and Donald all come to your table and sign autographs and have their pictures taken with you. I had to take Brett to the bathroom and on our way back she ran ahead of me and when she came round to our table Donald Duck was near by. She ran past him and spanked his bum! (She says her had was just out because she was running and it was an accident)
The next day we decided to spend at the Magic Kingdom. Brett woke up in the morning and put on her Cinderella shirt and got a permanent marker from Andrew hoping to get Cinderella to sign her shirt. We had a great day. The line ups were not bad at all. Disney is a crowd moving machine. You never feel like you are jsut standing waiting in line. The worst line ups were 40 minutes but didn't feel like it. While waiting for the afternoon parade Darcy played with one of the security guards who bring games out for the kids. The guard then gave her a pass for all 7 of us to go to the front of the line for space mountain! (another part of the campaign) As the day was drawing to a close and we had not seen Cinderella I started to ask around
I am now full of admiration for the Disney machine.
We spent the next day split between Animal Kingdom and Blizzard Beach. Which were both great! The next day we got up packed up and headed north to Panama Beach (where the temerature was 20 degrees cooler than in Kissimmee!).
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Gregory Roseman, a Deputy Director n the IRS, took the 5th yesterday to avoid answering questions about his involvement in awarding $500 million in contracts in 2012 to a company created by a close friend in 2011.
Over 350 emails between Roseman and his friend who created this company (Stone Castle) in 2011 reveal that Roseman assisted his friend to get the contracts. There was no arm's length distance between the contractor and Roseman. It is alleged that Stone Castle's owner committed fraud to obtain the contracts.
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text: We didn't get the snow that seemed to fall around us but the roads and trails are, for the most part, excellent going. Hodges received a lot more snow that Grand Falls-Windsor but not nearly as much as Badger lake and the Gaff Topsails. We left the Chalets last evening for a night ride and were blasting through two feet of powder and huge drifts all the way around Badger Lake area! The closer we got to Hodges the snow was not as deep but still lots of powder and awesome riding. Here and there there are still signs of that very disappointing wind melt we had two weeks ago but easily avoided. The ridge road leading to the Hodges trailhead had excellent ditch banging all the way today….I had a a lot of fun diving deep into the powder and blasting out! All around any lakes or open areas there are plenty big drifts for play. The lakes and ponds are excellent too…get the right speed going and you hop across like a seadoo. We still need lots more to open up all the options and to be fully care free when banging around the ditches but I must say….today was an excellent ride! I should have taken more care in getting pictures as my sled saw great air many times today but I was having too much fun to stop for snaps. As for the Gaff I wasn't up there since this last snow but it has to be awesome up there now.


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After a murder trial in which Casey Anthony's family was portrayed as a fractured mess by the defense, Anthony's former fiancé told TODAY's Matt Lauer on Wednesday that there is no way the family can return to a normal life.
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Jesse Grund was previously engaged to Anthony and at one time believed he was the father of Anthony's 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, whose decomposed body was found in the woods in 2008. Grund witnessed the dynamics between Casey, her parents, George and Cindy, and her brother, Lee, and feels there is no picking up the pieces of a family in disarray.Video: Casey Anthony's ex-fiance: 'Angry, shocked' by verdict (on this page)
"They are not a cohesive, loving group,'' Grund told TODAY exclusively about the Anthonys. "That family was a carnival of dysfunctionality.
"There's no way Casey goes back to that household. Cindy and Casey have had an adversarial relationship the entire time that Caylee has been alive. Being a part of that family the way that I was, there is no way Casey goes back to that home. There is no way they have any semblance of a normal family life.''
Tuesday's not-guilty verdict has captivated the nation. And like many, Grund was incredulous when Anthony was acquitted on all counts on Tuesday. In his opinion, the prosecution made a mistake in trying to portray the Anthonys as normal and loving.Story: Anthony juror: 'Sick to our stomach' over verdict
"I was angry and shocked by the verdict,'' he said. "It's obvious from the evidence that was presented that Casey was the last person to see Caylee alive, and her body was dumped in the woods.''Video: Prosecutor: I was 'shocked' by verdict (on this page)
The verdict came at the end of a trial in which the defense tried to illustrate the dysfunction of the Anthony family, alleging that George molested Casey when she was eight years old. George denied their claims and the judge said they were never proven by evidence. George acknowledged that he contemplated suicide at one point, even leaving a note, while Casey issued an icy stare in his direction throughout his testimony. Meanwhile, Cindy cried frequently and was often portrayed as a liar.
"(With) Cindy's example of lying, as I've always said, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree,'' Grund said. "Casey had to learn her behavior from somewhere.''
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Casey's brother Lee Anthony described being frozen out of Caylee's birth celebration by his mother and sister. It all added up to a picture that Grund had seen firsthand when he fell in love with a 19-year-old Anthony in 2005.
When Caylee was first born, Casey Anthony told Grund he was the father, even though they had broken up before she became pregnant. When Caylee's disappearance was first reported, Casey told authorities that Grund was the one responsible for it, according to tapes released by Orlando police. Grund took a polygraph test, and was quickly ruled out as a suspect.Video: Anthony family torn apart by trial (on this page)
In 2008, Grund told TODAY Anthony was a fun-loving girl who turned into a pathological liar once her daughter was reported missing. The girl he once fell in love with is now gone, he felt, and has been replaced by a party girl who enjoys attention. The media glare of the trial and her subsequent acquittal should only serve to feed that attention, he said.
"Right now, she has everything she ever wanted,'' Grund said. "She is going to have money, she is going to have people at her doorstep asking for her, wanting her, and she's going to have that partying lifestyle that she so craved.''
Anthony's fate has been determined by the legal system, but what ultimately happened to her daughter may never be known.
"What would I say if I saw her today?'' Grund said about Anthony. "I would tell her she needs to repent, because at the end of the day, she is going to have to answer for why Caylee isn't on this earth any more.''
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A replacement
Luckily, they sell these replacements, sometimes you could loose yours
Quick and easy!
Had to get a replacement for my mouthpiece when I lost it camping. Super easy to use, works perfectly
Simply Necessary
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It's one of those items that you need to have working properly. I just replaced my bite valve because it was cut and leaking all over the place. Simple replacement and I'm ready to roll again. Perfect fit as always.
Just what I needed.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The original fell apart, and this replacement is just what I needed.
Bring an extra
Great that these are easily replaceable. Having a spare with you can be crucial.
Replace it
They don't last forever, but think about the torture you put it through. You bite it, pull it on and off to clean it, toss it in the back of your truck for a week in the hot sun or freezing cold. It's best to have the mindset that this is a consumable part.
Good Mouthpiece
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These work really well. Water flows well when you want, they don't drip (too much) when you don't. They do not last forever, but they are also 6 dollar pieces of rubber so that is kind of what I expect.
Decent durability
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Picked up a couple of these to replace the aging bite valves on reservoirs that my wife and I use pretty regularly. I'm happy with how long these last before starting to get funky or leak - we had one that started to leak after about 4 years and another that fell victim to an over-zealous rodent on a recent backpacking trip. These are easy enough to clean - I usually just rinse with hot water, only occasionally use soap, and make sure to take them off the hose to fully dry. I've gotten mildew in them on occasion, but a quick flush with soapy water takes care of it. They have a bit of a rubber taste when brand new but I've found that it wears off after a couple uses.
Get a new one
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My brothers Big Bite Mouthpiece broke after a few years of extended use and needed a replacement so I got him this one. Works great! Put some "special" lube on the hose and let it slide right into the mouthpiece and let it dry. ;)
It dun broke
I had a camelbak for several years with the bite valve and it worked great for a few but right as I hitting the trail a while back it broke. It kinda cracked in half like it had been soaked then dried one too many times. not sure if I didn't follow some sorta maintenance thang, but anyways I recommend a valved mouth piece. PS it leaks after a while as well.
May or may not be an improvement
I got this thinking it was better than the one that came on my new Camelbak, but I think its the same. No big deal, not bad to have an extra.
Solid Replacement
Even though camelbak bladders work so well, eventually the mouthpiece will wear out and leak. Instead of buying a whole new camelbak reservoir, this big bite valve mouthpiece is the perfect solution. I recently carried an extra one with me on a week long hut ski trip.
If you use your camelbak a lot, the mouthpiece wares out and starts leaking... this solves that problem perfectly!
Bite valve seems completely sealed shut
Just got a Camelbak Groove water bottle and the bite valve seemed to be completely sealed shut with no opening. Tired to bite on it, and suck out the water like you're supposed to do, but nothing...slit it open with a knife, but that was a very bad idea because it caused the bite valve to leak water when turned upside down. Returned the whole bottle, and got a new one. Same problem! This time, however, I took the bite valve completely off, and soaked it in a glass of very hot tap water (not boiling, just hot from tap) for about 20 seconds. Then I squeezed it together, and voila, the bite value opened right up! Now I love my new Camelback Groove water bottle--delicious, filtered water!
Thanks a million for the tip, you just saved me the trouble of sending the bottle back and waiting for a new one only to be disappointed again. Your hot water trick worked like magic and now I'm super happy with my new 1L Eddy bottle :D
Oh Yeah!!
Weather you have a hole in you valve or its just old and gross this is a great thing to have.
Great Replacement!
Sometimes you need to replace the mouthpiece because you somehow got a hole in your old one and it is leaking all over the car and on the trail! Buy this replacement mouthpiece so you don't have to buy a whole new bladder! Use some adult lubes to easily slide the mouthpiece onto the hose. You know how its done! ;)
This is a great improvement which allows for more flow. Works on any standard CamelBak tube.
Simple, Solid, Mouthpiece
Great replacement. I have found that if you are using these in cold temps this is a lot easier to clear ice from than the bite valves with a open/close switch on them. Overall great and Simple replacement.
This is why Camelbak dominates
I have used a lot of hydration systems, camelbak and non-camelbak. There are two things that keep me coming back to camelbak over and over.
1. Non-leaky Bladder
2. Their bit valves - These things have to take a lot of abuse before they will leak and I don't feel like I am going to suck myself into the bladder when I am trying to drink. The wide mouth allows me to drink comfortably, which is a huge advantage if you have ever used a bite with poor flow.
This is the only way to go when looking for a bite valve.
Word. I could not agree with Kevin more. These are the main reasons why I switched over from the Nalgene hydration systems and the daypacks that are equipped with them. Love the CamelBak system! :-)
"The Standard" in bite valves
Pretty simple bite valve. Works well. Plastic does not taste funny. It's hard enough not to bite threw and provides an adequate life span. No complaints. Added bonus, it is easy for the dog to drink out of too.
Can this mouthpiece fit the Nathan Sports...
Can this mouthpiece fit the Nathan Sports Intensity race vest? I am reading differing tubing diameters online...it appears that my Nathan tubing is 10 mm OD (eyeing it w/ a ruler)...but I've read CamelBak's tubing is smaller. Can you verify that this mouthpiece will fit 10 mm OD tubing? And has anyone successfully used this on a Nathan Sports race vest?
Lindsey, I put a Camelbak valve on the tube of my Nathan HPL #020 hydration vest and it works great. I just pulled it off an older Camelbak reservoir I had when the Nathan valve broke. (The Nathan valve is a DAKINE valve and, in my opinion, is pretty worthless.) The Camelbak valve I put on was not the Big bit valve. It was one with an insert that slides into the tube. It works great so I am guessing the inside diameters of the Nathan and Camelbak must be pretty close - close enough that the Camelbak valve fits snuggly with no issues.
I just bought a new camelbak 750ml bottle...
I just bought a new camelbak 750ml bottle with the flip valve. When I took off the plastic on the bit valve I see that the bite valve has no slit... is this a defect that commonly happens? Am I supposed to cut this myself? I dont' have the receipt and already took off and threw away the tags, washed it and filled it with water before I notice so not sure I can return it now.
Bite valves come that way, just chew on it carefully and it should split open normally.
I have a question. How much is this product?...
I have a question. How much is this product? Can I buy it on this site? And where can I find a pck of like 5 of these? I can only find singles and they are $6.00 and that seems like a lot of money for 1 Mouthpiece.
Jesse, I have only seen them in single packages.
Good question. I'd much rather buy a few at a time and save on packaging and price.
Jesse, here is the item number for a 3 pack on this site..Item # CAM0478 ,for $11.95
Is the mouth piece screwed on?
Is the mouth piece screwed on?
Just presses on. Use a drop of dish soap as a lubricant and it'll slide right on easily. Rinse out the valve and tubing with some warm water when you're done to remove any excess...totally safe, dries completely, and no slimy residue or lasting taste at all.
Dude, just spit on the tip, it goes in easy. Unless you have the cover, which takes some jamming.
How do you get CalmelBak big bite valve...
How do you get CalmelBak big bite valve mouthpiece "on"?? On the tube? or 90-degree bend in CamelBak's Ergo HydroLock? I've tried to push the mouthpiece on the tube and the 90-degree bend, dry and wet. But it will not work. I've tried twisting the bite on the tube....but it seems it will not work. How do you put on the mouthpiece on?
I had to work with mine for a while and after a lot of frustration and a couple of big, deep breaths I just wiggled and twisted it enough to get it on there. They're great once they are on but they can be a pain in the hiney to get into position. Keep in mind that it won't work directly on the tube.
you might try putiing it in hot water until it softens up. that has helped with tubes in the past.
As Phil posted in another question, soap works great as a lubricant and washes off easily.
Does it fit the elbow adapter?
Does it fit the elbow adapter?
i have a camelbak cloudwalker hydration...
i have a camelbak cloudwalker hydration pack and have lost the mouth piece. Will this mouth piece fit on that kind of hydration pack?
Unless you have a different kind of hydration bladder and tube, this mouthpiece will fit any standard Camelbak tube. If the Cloud Walker pack you got was new and came with a Camelbak bladder, this will work for what you need.
Can I use it with a hydrapak?
Can I use it with a hydrapak?
If the Hyrdapak's tube is the same diameter as a Camelbak's then you'll be fine. I know that Platypus tubes are the same size, but I don't know about Hydrapak.
Does it screw onto the tube or just push...
Does it screw onto the tube or just push on?
It just pushes on.


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118.5 (h) x 199.0 (w) x 6.7 (d) cm
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© 2010 Musée du quai Branly Photograph: Thierry Ollivier/Michel Urtado/Scala, Florence
Thrones of honour [pepadon] are central to the great feasts of merit held in Lampung, south Sumatra, to celebrate wealth and rank. Prominent nobles sponsor elaborate and expensive feasts at which many buffalo are sacrificed in the quest for titles, higher status and indicators of power such as the right to use the pepadon.
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Since its creation in 1933, the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (SCB) and its working philosophy have lost nothing of their topicality. Founded by Paul Sacher and close colleagues in Basel, Switzerland, this University of Early Music (since 2008 part of the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland) remains to this day unique in numerous respects. From the very beginning, musicians gathered here who decisively influenced the course of historical performance practice. The scope of activities at the SCB ranges from the early Middle Ages to the 19th century.
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