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Günter Jung -- Oldest Climber of Nanga Parbat (65) Missing on Descent
July 5 2004, 4:25 PM
A German mountaineer in his 60s was feared dead after a fall while descending Pakistan's second highest peak, Nanga Parbat, expedition officials said on Monday.
The man was part of a six-member German expedition that set off in May to climb the 26,658-foot (8,125-m) peak, whose name in Urdu means "Naked Mountain."
The accident happened last week ahead of the 51th anniversary of the peak's conquest by a German climber.
"He slipped when he was descending along with his colleagues," said Esar Karim, the tour operator who organized the trip, adding that the team had successfully reached the summit.
The remaining members of the expedition returned safely, added Karim, who identified the missing man as Gunter Jung.
A German embassy spokesman confirmed a national was feared dead, but declined to give his name.
"We are still waiting for information from the Pakistani authorities," he said.
Nanga Parbat, also known as "Killer Mountain" for the risks associated with ascents, is the ninth highest mountain in the world and the westernmost mountain of the Himalayas.
Hermann Buhl, a German, was the first climber to reach the peak of Nanga Parbat on July 3, 1953, climbing Web sites say.
Pakistan's remote north boasts five of world's 14 peaks higher than 8,000 meters.
At 65, Günter Jung was the oldest person to climb Nanga Parbat when he fell and went missing on descent.
Expedition leader Christian Walter led AlpinClub's first 8,000m expedition to Nanga Parbat in 1993. The team attempted the classical Rakhiot (Buhl) Route, but did not make the summit. Now, 11 years later, Christian made good on his vow to return. Joining him this year is his brother Markus (who has climbed four 8000ers), Jörg Stingl, the second German to climb Everest without oxygen, and Jens Triebel and Carsten Beichler, who each have made first ascents on rock climbs in Brooks Range and Grade X sport climbs. Rounding out the team was 65 year-old Günter Jung, who had 40 years of climbing experience and summited several 7,000m peaks.
Nanga Parbat lies in the Western Himalaya and is the 6th tallest mountain and the 2nd most dangerous after Annapurna. Statistically the summit/fatality rate is 28%.
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2 Rescued Following Fall Through Opening in Teton Snowfield
July 6 2004, 4:16 PM
MOOSE, Wyo. -- Grand Teton National Park rangers rescued two injured backpackers who slipped and fell through an opening in a snowfield during a holiday trek.
They were part of a family hiking down Teton Crest Trail west of 13,770-foot Grand Teton on Sunday.
Will Behrens, 78, of Windsor, Calif., suffered a head injury, and David Behrens, 50, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, injured a knee when they fell through the gap while descending a portion of Cascade Canyon below Hurricane Pass, officials said.
David Behrens' son, 16, was the first to fall, suffering facial injuries and losing several teeth. He fell into running water underneath the snow.
While attempting to help his son, David Behrens fell through the same opening. Will Behrens tried to move to a safer area, but he, too, slipped on the icy slope, dropping into the same hole.
The three managed to get out, set up their tent and put on dry clothes. The boy then hiked out and reached help on a cell phone.
Dodging thunderstorms, rescuers flew in six rangers by helicopter to provide initial care. The hikers were transported to a Jackson hospital.
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4 Fatalities on Monte Rosa Massif
July 10 2004, 4:25 PM
The bodies of the four French climbers who died on the Valdostan side of the Monte Rosa Massif have been recovered. The four bodies have been airlifted by the Valdostan national rescue service to the city morgue of Champoluc. At around six this morning, the helicopter was able to take off because the weather had cleared making it possible to recover the four victims' bodies. The climbers were found near Castore Mountain (4,225 m) between D'Ayas Valley and Gressoney Valley. It seems from the first inquiries, that they fell from the top of the Castore Mountain, slipping down its side. The tragedy took place yesterday. The four, together with two other French climbers were all well-equipped experts; the two survivors, a man and a woman, were brought to Aosta's regional hospital, are in "very serious conditions",
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Outward Bound Group Carries Injured Woman 5 Miles in Maine
July 15 2004, 4:13 PM
A Florida woman is expected to be released from the hospital Thursday, after recovering from an illness that struck while she was hiking on the Appalachian Trail in northern Maine.
Sara Rahaim of Jacksonville became so ill Tuesday she couldn't walk without help. Seven other hikers, who included Outward Bound students and their instructor, carried Rahaim over five miles on their shoulders to a vehicle owned by the outdoors group.
The 63-year-old woman was taken to Charles Dean Memorial Hospital in Greenville and later transferred to Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor.
Rahaim had been hiking on the trail in a remote area west of Millinocket with a friend when she got sick.
Medical officials say Rahaim suffered from bleeding in her stomach caused by medicines she was taking for neck pains.
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Climbing Shoes Placed on Mules to Facilitate Yosemite Rescue
July 15 2004, 4:20 PM
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Rescue of Pack Mules
A park concession mule train supplying the Merced Lake High Sierra Camp wrecked on the Bunnell switchbacks in the Merced River Canyon around noon on July 9th. Four loaded mules, strung together by rope, tumbled and slid for approximately 200 feet across low-angle granite slabs below the trail and came to rest upon a granite bench. The animals sustained only slight injuries in their fall. An NPS trail crew working nearby responded and assisted in stabilizing the mules and assessing the situation. The trail crew members decided that more resources and equipment were needed to safely extricate the animals from where they were now stuck. The concession stables foreman, the park trails branch supervisor, and two SAR team members were flown to the scene in the parks contract helicopter. The mules metal shoes were covered with tape to simulate sticky rubber climbing shoes. A rope system was set up to belay the mules as they made their way back across the slick rock and up to the trail. Three of four mules danced, high-stepped, and stumbled as they were lead across the slabs back to safety. One mule, weighing about a thousand pounds, slipped and rolled, but was caught by the rope team. She was able to right herself and safely continue. When all four mules were back on the trail, they were repacked and continued up the trail to the camp.[Submitted by Jason Gayeski-Peters, SAR Team]
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Rescue on Greylock's Mount Prospect Trail
July 15 2004, 5:18 PM
WILLIAMSTOWN -- An injured Brookline man spent about six hours in a remote, rugged area near the Mount Prospect Trail on Saturday as town and state emergency workers worked urgently to bring him to safety.
The rescue of 49-year-old Frederick Lawrence forced rescuers to hike about three miles in and out of extremely rugged mountain landscapes to reach Lawrence and carry him to a waiting ambulance. Two emergency responders were injured during their rescue efforts.
Town police Sgt. Scott McGowan said that Lawrence used a cellular telephone to alert police that he had slipped while walking and seriously injured his ankle. Lawrence reported the accident at 4 p.m., and police immediately assembled a rescue team. Town officers, Massachusetts Environmental Police, and emergency medical technicians with the Village Ambulance Service were assisted by a Massachusetts State Police helicopter during the initial rescue attempt.
According to McGowan, first reports indicated that that Lawrence was in an area accessible by all-terrain vehicles, and ATVs loaded with rescue gear were sent up the trail. But about 20 minutes into the trek, McGowan said he was notified by radio that the area was very treacherous and just a few minutes after that, one ATV plunged over a 10-foot embankment. The crash left EMT John Meaney of Village Ambulance with a shoulder injury and town police Officer Michael Ziemba with bruises and lacerations. Meaney was taken from the scene and brought to North Adams Regional Hospital; Ziemba continued to work with rescuers and was examined at the hospital after the rescue was completed, McGowan said.
Officials at the scene realized that the rescue would have to be accomplished on foot, and a 21-member rescue team was sent up the mountain. Team members included town and state police officers, EMTs, members of the Berkshire County Search and Rescue agency, state park rangers, state environmental police officers, and members of the Pownal, Vt., fire department.
"This was real dangerous at times," McGowan said, and noted that the rescuers hauled an emergency rescue basket, rope, medical stabilizing equipment, communication radios and portable lights as they made their way to Lawrence.
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63 Airlifted After Being Stranded for Six Days Following Taiwan Tropical Storm
July 15 2004, 5:19 PM
Sixty-three college student hikers trapped on mountains as Tropical Storm Mindulle swept the nation were rescued by helicopter yesterday. All were recovered and no one was seriously hurt.
The Sea Gull Helicopter Rescue Team in Chiayi County yesterday morning flew into mountain areas in Nantou County to transport the marooned students to a medical station set up at a local stadium.
Most of the students had been trapped in the mountains for at least six days.
Seven students were from Chengchi University, six from National Taiwan Ocean University, eight from Tamkang University and 16 from National Chungshing University.
After alighting from the helicopter at the stadium, several students, some crying, called their parents to tell them they were fine. Others hugged friends and family who had been waiting for them.
The rescued students were tired, some badly bitten by mosquitoes. One student had suffered minor abrasions.
Students from National Taiwan Ocean University told reporters that because of the heavy rain, landslides and falling rocks, they had chosen to shelter in huts and wait for rescue.
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Newspaper Editor Fatality in Bid to Plant Birthday Champagne Bottle on Scottish Peak
July 15 2004, 5:20 PM
CLIMBER died in Glencoe while trying to climb to the top of Buachaille Etive Mhor to leave a surprise bottle of champagne for a friend.
Trevor Walls, 51, editor of The Glaswegian weekly newspaper, slipped and fell while climbing on Friday.
His body was found in East Gully by members of Glencoe mountain rescue team, who found the bottle smashed inside Mr Walls's rucksack.
Last night his mother Jean, 71, said Mr Walls had wanted to leave a bottle of champagne at the summit in celebration of the 50th birthday of a friend, who had been due to climb the mountain later that day.
He had played a leading role in the Daily Record mountain club and members continued with their weekend plans to climb the mountain where he died in his honour.
A club spokesman said: "It was a very emotional day, but we felt it was the right thing to do, and it is what Trevor would have wanted."
Mrs Walls said her son, former supplements editor at the Daily Record, had died doing the thing he loved. "Just two weeks ago, we talked about the risks of his climbing. He said to me 'If I go off a hill, then I'll go happy'. He loved the hills, and we are getting comfort from the fact he died doing something that meant so much to him."
Mr Walls had climbed on Buachaille Etive Mhor several times. Friends and family plan to scatter his ashes on the mountain.
His father John, 75, of Monymusk, Aberdeenshire, said last night: "Trevor always wanted to make people happy and we weren't surprised when we heard what he was doing on the mountain."
Mr Walls's wife Lindsey and Peter, his 15-year-old son, are due to visit the spot where he died later today. "He was a great dad and just adored Peter," added Mrs Walls.
A CLIMBER died in Glencoe while trying to climb to the top of Buachaille Etive Mhor to leave a surprise bottle of champagne for a friend.
Trevor Walls, 51, editor of The Glaswegian weekly newspaper, slipped and fell while climbing on Friday.
His body was found in East Gully by members of Glencoe mountain rescue team, who found the bottle smashed inside Mr Walls's rucksack.
Last night his mother Jean, 71, said Mr Walls had wanted to leave a bottle of champagne at the summit in celebration of the 50th birthday of a friend, who had been due to climb the mountain later that day.
He had played a leading role in the Daily Record mountain club and members continued with their weekend plans to climb the mountain where he died in his honour.
A club spokesman said: "It was a very emotional day, but we felt it was the right thing to do, and it is what Trevor would have wanted."
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Man Eats Birds and Insects and Drinks Uring to Survive Lost in Arizona Desert
July 20 2004, 12:52 PM
Tolleson man who was lost in the desert for 36 hours is now recovering from an ordeal that forced him to eat birds and insects to survive.
Ruben Jimenez, 28, was reported missing by his sister Thursday night when he failed to come back from a morning hike in the southwest Valley.
After hours of walking in the desert with only a jug of water, some soda and crackers, Jimenez made his way to a home near 115th and Southern avenues Friday night.
Jimenez was dehydrated and disoriented when he was found and is now recovering at home. He suffered several cuts.
"It's unbelievable, but I made it and I'm alive," he said Saturday from his home. "I was thinking I was going to die, but I'm OK."
Jimenez decided to go out for one last trek with his three dogs before moving to New Mexico. His wife and two small children were already in the state, but flew back Friday.
After six hours of walking, Jimenez tried to take a shortcut and got lost. He said he panicked about 7 p.m. when he ran out of water. To survive the high temperatures, he drank from dirty puddles left behind from the recent monsoon storm and his own urine, he said. He also ate birds and insects.
"At one point, I said, 'That's it, God, take me. I want to die.' "
As for the dogs, one returned Thursday; the others are missing.
It was difficult for the helicopters to find Jimenez once he followed the river because of the dense salt cedar brush, said Sgt. Paul Chagolla of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
But eventually, Jimenez found help several miles from the search-and-rescue command post, he said.
"The only reason this individual survived is that he's physically fit," Chagolla said.
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Fatality on Gros Morne in Newfoundland
July 21 2004, 10:03 PM
Searchers have recovered the body of a hiker who died on a mountain in Gros Morne National Park.
The body of Stephen Latte, 54, of Ottawa, was spotted by helicopter on Monday about halfway down Gros Morne Mountain, but ground crews were unable to reach it due to the steep slope.
An attempt to retrieve the body with the helicopter was made Tuesday, but park warden Peter Deering said the weather closed in quickly and the recovery effort was called off until conditions improve.
The weather cleared on Wednesday morning, allowing searchers to reach the area.
RCMP Sgt. Paul Collins said the body was taken to a hospital in Corner Brook for an autopsy.
Latte was reported missing Sunday evening
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Fatality in Solo Attempt of North Ridge of Grand Teton
July 21 2004, 10:06 PM
Piecing together clues, from an alarm clock to a backpack, rescuers found and retrieved Tuesday the body of a climber who fell as much as 1,000 feet while attempting the Grand Traverse.
Grand Teton National Park rangers recovered the body of Dwight Bishop, of Butte, Mont., Tuesday evening after a two-day search, which involved more than 50 rangers and volunteers combing 13 miles of ridge line and 11 peaks in the park. Rangers believe he slipped while climbing the North Ridge of the Grand, a climb rated at 5.8 on the Yosemite Decimal System, without a rope and fell to the bottom of the Grandstand, the 13,770-foot peaks north sholder.
Bishop had told a friend that he would attempt a solo, one-day traverse Friday of the technical route between Teewinot Mountain and Nez Perce called the Grand Traverse. The coveted route involves climbing the major peaks in the center of the range and involves climbing the north side of the Grand.
On Monday morning, three days after his planned departure, Bishops friend and climbing partner, Fred Donich, reported the 49-year-old climber overdue.
Park rangers quickly located Bishops car at Lupine Meadows Trailhead. Inside, they discovered a pair of crampons, a cell phone and an alarm clock set for 2 a.m. Rangers also had learned that Bishop had spoken with his mother Thursday.
All clues pointed to a predawn departure Friday for the Grand Traverse, said Andy Fisher, the parks chief ranger.
Rangers then dispatched a contract helicopter to fly the route, as soon as weather permitted, to look for tracks in the snow and search the most likely areas Bishop might be found. Three teams, including park and Bridger Teton National Forest employees, searched on the ground until dark.
Rangers also hung posters with a picture and description of Bishop to see if other climbers had seen him. At 5-foot-7-inches and 145 pounds, Bishop was fit. He also was an experienced climber, who had completed the Grand Traverse at least once before, park officials said.
At 6 a.m., Tuesday, park rangers more than doubled the rescue effort with 50 searchers, including Teton County Search and Rescue volunteers and five teams of search dogs. A second helicopter from Yellowstone National Park also assisted. Another 20 workers coordinated the search from the ground.
Teams fanned out across various segments of the Grand Traverse, working in technical and dangerous terrain, to find Bishop.
Searchers got a break when two climbers in Valhalla Canyon on the west side of the Grand Teton discovered Bishops backpack. The two climbers had encountered searchers earlier in the day and knew rangers were looking for Bishop. The climbers opened the pack and found notes on the Grand Traverse, Anzelmo said.
The climbers then ran into two park rangers searching for Bishop in Valhalla Canyon and showed them the pack, Anzelmo said. The rangers called in a helicopter, which spotted Bishops body at 6:20 p.m. while en route to meet the rangers, Anzelmo said.
The pack was about 50 feet from Bishop, who was found at 11,000 feet. Bishop had successfully climbed Teewinot and Mount Owen and was between Mount Owen and the Grand Teton when he fell, Anzelmo said.
We will never know for sure, but it is likely that he fell as much as a 1,000 feet, Anzelmo said. Searchers found no rope in Bishops pack or on his body.
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85 Year Old Glacier Climbing Author Perishes on Divide Mountain
July 21 2004, 10:15 PM
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Climbing Fatality at Black Cliffs, Idaho
July 23 2004, 11:31 PM
A rock climbing accident claims the life of a Boise woman east of Boise at a spot popular with rock climbers.
The Ada County Sheriff's Department says a man, his 27-year old wife, and seven year old daughter were climbing the Black Cliffs in Ada County when the wife got hit by a falling rock.
Undersheriff Gary Raney says as the man was climbing, and as he pulled himself up, a rock came loose, fell and hit his wife on the head around 6:30 Thursday night.
She then fell.
Deputy Steve Russell says life saving measures were taken, but to no avail.
The exact cause of death has yet to be determined.
Deputy Russell says people getting hurt at the base of climbing areas isn't uncommon.
"Usually, most of the calls that we get--it's not the climbers that get injured, it's the people that are spectating, either getting hit by loose rocks and debris that fall from the mountain," he says.
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300 Foot Fall On Hood South Climbing Route
July 24 2004, 8:45 AM
It took most of the day Friday to rescue a 20-year-old man who had fallen about 300 feet during his descent of Mount Hood.
Zach Usadi-Henrickson was descending the mountain on the well-used south climbing route at about 10,500 feet with two climbing partners when he fell, said Sgt. Nick Watt of the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office.
"We heard him yelling, and we saw him sliding over the rocks," said Robert Chambers, 45, of Doylestown, Pa., who was descending the mountain with his brother. "There were a lot of rocks . . . and that hurts."
Chambers said he watched as Usadi-Henrickson was able to use an ice ax to stop his slide. He came to rest at the base of Crater Rock, about 200 feet west of the Hogsback, and was suffering from leg lacerations and possible back and neck injuries, officials said. He was taken to Legacy Mt. Hood Medical Center in Gresham for treatment.
Steve Rollins of Portland Mountain Rescue was in the Timberline Lodge parking lot when Usadi-Henrickson fell. He was the first to reach the fallen climber.
Watt said that Usadi-Henrickson was climbing with two other men and that none of them had signed the climbing register at the Timberline Day Lodge before beginning their ascent of the 11,240-foot mountain.
Jeff Jaqua of the U.S. Forest Service said that signing the climbing registry is voluntary but that filling out a wilderness permit when heading into the Mount Hood Wilderness is mandatory. He said that it appears the men did not get the required permit and that they could face a fine as a result.
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Homicide Suspected in Joshua Tree Hiking Fatality
July 25 2004, 11:59 PM
Helicopter crews looking for lost hiker Eric Sears likely searched the same rugged stretch of Joshua Tree National Park where volunteers later found a body presumed to be that of the missing 17-year-old Carlsbad youth, a park official said Saturday.
Even after the grisly discovery Friday near the Twin Tanks backcountry trailhead, helicopter crews still had trouble finding the searchers and the body in the harsh landscape of towering boulders and thick brush, Supervising Park Ranger Cindy Von Halle said by phone.
She explained that most of the park's earlier searches for Sears had targeted the Jumbo Rocks area, about 2 ½ miles from the Twin Tanks region. Sears' longtime friend, Ben Fogelstrom, also 17, had told another camper on July 15 that he and Sears had become separated during a hike.
"The campground itself is so rocky, we spent a lot of time looking in crevices and holes," said Von Halle, adding that it is not uncommon for rangers to find lost hikers in the fissures around Jumbo Rocks. "We thought he had fallen into a crack or crevice, so that's where we focused our search."
The decomposed body, believed to be that of a white male in his late teens to early 30s, will not be positively identified until after an autopsy, scheduled for Monday at the Riverside County Coroner's Office in Perris, according to Riverside County sheriff's officials.
Investigators probed the site of the body's discovery from 3 until 10 p.m. Friday, sheriff's spokesman Cpl. Dennis Gutierrez said.
On Monday, homicide investigators launched a criminal investigation into Sears' disappearance after receiving reports from park visitors of possible foul play. Three days later, detectives served a search warrant at Fogelstrom's house, removing unspecified evidence. At the time, authorities called Fogelstrom a focus of the investigation, but said he has not been arrested and is not considered a suspect.
A relative at the Fogelstrom's Carlsbad home declined to comment Saturday.
Jordan Ahle, a close friend of Sears', said Saturday that he had heard that Fogelstrom "is hurting really bad from this. He really wanted Eric to come home."
The Sears family could not be located for comment Saturday.
Will Despathy, 70, of Indio was among the team of 14 volunteer searchers - many of whom were Sears family friends - that found the body Friday. The group was led by Carlsbad firefighter and Sears family friend Mark Berklite.
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Helicopter Rescue Offtrail in Avalanche Canyon in Grand Teton
July 27 2004, 7:28 PM
Rangers rescued a stranded hiker from a steep, 200-foot canyon wall in Grand Teton National Park.
Oren Lambert, 19, of Shorewood, Wis., and Chelsea Caldwell, 20, of Liberty, Mo., were hiking off trail in lower Avalanche Canyon on Saturday when they decided to climb up a wall, according to Jackie Skaggs, park spokeswoman. Both are working in the park this summer.
Lambert became stuck on the steep rock face and was unable to either ascend or descend safely, Skaggs said.
Caldwell called rangers on a cell phone at 3:30 p.m.
A helicopter dropped four rangers off about 4:25 p.m. at the nearest possible landing zone. They hiked down the canyon and then climbed to just above where Lambert was stuck and rappelled down to him, Skaggs said.
Rangers then lowered Lambert 100 feet into a nearby gully, where he could walk out safely. Rangers escorted Lambert and Caldwell out of the canyon, reaching the trailhead at 10:30 p.m.
It was the seventh major search and rescue effort in the park this year.
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Woman Without Helmet Climbing Fatality in Yoho National Park in Canada
July 27 2004, 7:31 PM
A 40-year-old Quebec woman is dead following a climbing accident near Lake O'Hara in Yoho National Park.
Wardens say the incident happened around 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
The woman and her climbing partner were on a steep slope below the Abbot Pass hut when a football-sized rock bounced down the escarpment and hit the victim in the head.
A helicopter later took her directly to the coroner's office in Golden.
Wardens say the woman was not wearing a helmet.
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Fatality in Stevens Canyon in Mount Rainier National Park
July 27 2004, 7:32 PM
Searchers have spotted the body of a missing kayaker from the Portland area in Mount Rainier National Park, officials said.
Now, rangers are working to recover the body from the remote location in the river near Sylvia Falls.
The man, whose name has not been released, was reported overdue Monday by his wife. She said he left Portland on Saturday with plans to hike and kayak on some trails and rivers on Mount Rainier, according to park spokeswoman Lee Taylor.
The man's pickup truck was found Monday, with his kayak and bike missing.
His red kayak was found later that day, on a sandbar in Stevens Canyon near Sylvia Falls.
Taylor said searchers also found the kayaker's paddle nearby.
Teams zeroed in on that area and Tuesday morning, rangers found the body in the river near where the man's kayak and paddle turned up.
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Depending on who you ask, Hamza Bendelladj is either a Robin Hood-esque hero or a cyber-age hoodlum.
The 27-year-old Algerian computer science graduate will be sentenced in a US court for using a computer virus to steal money from more than 200 American banks and financial institutions. He then reportedly gave millions of dollars to Palestinian charities.
Bendelladj, who is alleged to be the co-creator of a banking trojan horse called SpyEye, was indicted in absentia by US authorities in 2011. The program – a malware toolkit that saw its popularity peak between 2009 and 2011 – is believed to have infected more than 1.4 million computers in the US and elsewhere, according to Wired, a San Francisco-based technology magazine. The software enabled users to steal login information for online financial accounts, which they then pillaged.
On Tuesday, Bendelladj, who hails from Tizi Ouzou in Algeria, will be sentenced in court in the US state of Georgia. He has already pleaded guilty and faces a prison sentence of more than 65 years and up to $14m in fines, according to the US Department of Justice.
American law enforcement officers identified Bendelladj when he allegedly sold a copy of the SpyEye virus to an undercover officer for $8,500.
"Bendelladj's alleged criminal reach extended across international borders, directly into victims' homes," said US attorney Sally Quillian Yates, on May 3, 2013, on the same day Bendelladj's 23-count indictment was revealed. It included charges related to wire, bank, and computer fraud.
According to court documents, between 2009 and 2011, Bendelladjand others developed, marketed and sold various versions of the SpyEye virus to cyber-criminals, which allowed them to obtain passwords, usernames and credit card information. US authorities say he mostly advertised SpyEye on a computer hacking forum known as Darkode."In a cyber-netherworld, he allegedly commercialised the wholesale theft of financial and personal information through this virus, which he sold to other cyber-criminals," Yates said.
US authorities say Bendelladj and other SpyEye users were responsible for building a huge network, or "botnet", of infected computers that they regularly hijacked for financial and personal information. Bendelladj is also accused of using the information gathered to steal money from banks.
While the court documents make no references as to how the cash was spent, several reports online claimed that Bendelladj used the money to fund various Palestinian charities – information that made him a hero in the eyes of many.
US authorities refuted the widely publicised claims; even the US ambassador to Algeria, Joan Polaschik, tweeted in French that "computer crimes are not capital [ones] and are not punishable by the death penalty".
Since Bendellaj's incarceration, US law enforcement officers said they have dismantled Darkode and have filed criminal charges against a dozen individuals associated with the forum.
"This is a milestone in our efforts to shut down criminals' ability to buy, sell, and trade malware, botnets, and personally identifiable information used to steal from US citizens and individuals around the world," said FBI Deputy Director Mark Giuliano.
Despite his admission of guilt, Bendellaj's supporters continue to hack various websites across the world, including, of late, Air France and a Virginia-based university, calling for his release using the hashtags #FreeHamzaBendellaj and #FreePalestine.
According to Martin Libicki, the author of Cyberdeterrence and Cyberwar, the fight against online hackers such as Bendelladj will be a long one.
"Cybercrime is still an attractive proposition for someone who is clever and has a tolerance for [ignoring] risk," he told Al Jazeera. "In the long run, bringing the losses to cybercrime down to tolerable levels will have to depend on provisions that are made in the architecture of computing and the architecture of banking [and other money-handling industries]."
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Q: engine surges then bogs down only between 1000 to 1500 rpm driving and idling. on 1993 Ford F-150
does it only while giving it throttle. smells rich. what could it be? no codes but one time the ck eng light came on and it suddenly cleared up temporarily
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thanks but it runs fine above 1500 rpm. does this change anything?
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The symptoms sound like a clogged exhaust,but another possibility that can cause a rich running concern is a faulty air charge sensor that is mounted in the lower intake.Whrn these go out they can make the exhaust glow cherry red due to excess fuel injected into the engine.Just a thought,and easy to check by removing it and looking at it.
Thanks. I think what everyone else missed is that it runs fine above 1500 rpm. the surge and die stuff cycles over and over between 1000 and 1500 rpm. I should have been more clear. it idles fine, just not at low rpm with throttle and honestly my exhaust needs to be replaced. btw it doesnt have a cat just true duals and a small crosspipe where the o2 sensor is.
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The first of the six cars was presented to Queensland Minister for Public Works and Housing, Rob Schwarten by Toyota Australia's senior executive vice-president John Conomos at Friday's opening of the Brisbane Motor Show.
Toyota hopes to have the Prius on sale in Australia later this year, pending Australian Design Rule approval. However, Honda's hybrid car Insight is expected to beat the Toyota to market locally, with Honda Australia confident the car will be in dealerships in the first half of this year.
The Insight is already sold in Japan, Europe, Asia and the US. The Prius has been on sale in Japan since December 1997, and was released in North America and Europe last year.
Toyota says the Queensland government Prius cars will be evaluated for their performance in Australian conditions.
"The Queensland Government trial will provide Toyota with an independent and professional review of the Prius's performance," Mr Conomos said.
During the trial the Queensland University of Technology will monitor the hybrid electric-petrol Prius' fuel consumption, performance and emissions.
Toyota Australia says it will support the trial by briefing potential drivers about the correct operation and handling of the vehicle, as well as briefing police, road service and emergency personnel.
Toyota will also provide special service facilities for the vehicles in Brisbane.
Toyota says the Prius uses half the petrol of an equivalent petrol-engined car and emits half the carbon dioxide on a typical city drive cycle. Emissions of carbon dioxide, hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen are said to be one-tenth of the legislated maximum permissible.
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Wednesday 24 May 2000
It was Wednesday, under the sign of Gemini. The US president was Bill Clinton (Democratic).
In that special week of May people in US were listening to Maria, Maria by Santana.
In UK Bound 4 Da Reload (Casualty) by Oxide & Neutrino was in the top 5 hits.
Mission: Impossible II, directed by John Woo, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2000
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The Philadelphia 76ers and the Orlando Magic face off on Saturday in Philly in NBA preseason action.
The Philadelphia 76ers were one of the worst teams in the NBA last season and so far this preseason they aren't any better going 1-4 through their first five games. We last saw the 76ers in action on Thursday when they were losing on the road in Boston where seven players didn't even dress including Michael Carter-Williams. The Sixers seem to have more talent with high potential and big question marks than any other team in the NBA with Nerlens Noel and Joel Embid both on the roaster. On Thursday Elliot Williams and Tony Wroten each had 17 points and Henry Sims grabbed 10 rebounds. Arnett Moultrie came off of the bench to score 16 points and grab nine rebounds and Alexey Shved had eight points. While I do see some talent on the roster in Philadelphia, this could be another tough season.
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The Orlando Magic are having a strong preseason winning their last two games to go to 4-1 overall. Their one loss was on the road and 3 of their 5 games have been played on the road. Orlando is coming off of a game against Flamengo where we really didn't learn much as it was more of a longer look at Magic bench players. Nikola Vicevic scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Aaron Gordon scored 15 points and had nine rebounds. Tobias Harris had 14 points, Luke Ridnour had 11 points, and Willie Green had 11 points. Seth Curry sat out last game and Victor Oladipo is still nursing a sprained MCL.
Philadelphia is 4-0 against the spread following a double-digit home loss and the over is 8-0 following a 76ers loss. Orlando is 4-21-2 against the spread in their last 27 road games and they are 3-0-1 against the spread on Saturday's.
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It's strange to think another year has come and gone. And it's even stranger to think the year 2000 is just as far away as the year 2030.
At the turn of the New Year, we often focus on what's to come. And while that sort of optimism and hopefulness is welcomed, we must also remember what 2015 has brought to us and what we have brought to 2015. We need to assess what worked and what didn't, what made us happy and what made us sad, what we accomplished and what we have yet to.
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Soul and jazz musician Gil Scott-Heron once said, "Our accomplishments show what kind of people we are." As a talented poet, author, and spoken word performer, Scott Heron's accomplishments helped establish an early form of hip-hop music and he paved the way for similar genres and artists.
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The year 2016 should be the year you set goals that define you. Make resolutions that express the person you want to be in life – both personally and professionally.
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US bishops issue documents on: 'the Bible, the Jews and Death of Jesus'
The Bishops' Committee for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs (BCEIA) of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is publishing a collection of key documents of Catholic teaching on the Church's relationship to the Jews and its opposition to anti-Semitism. The volume is entitled "The Bible, the Jews and the Death of Jesus: A Collection of Catholic Documents." Included is the BCEIA's 1988 "Criteria for the Evaluation of Dramatizations of the Passion." Other documents included in this collection comprise statements on Catholic teaching about the interpretation of Scripture, Catholic understanding and proper presentation of the passion and death of Christ, and the Church's ongoing condemnation of the sin of anti-Semitism. Stockton Bishop Stephen E. Blaire, chairman of the BCEIA, said: "two major developments within the Church awakened and fostered a new understanding of the relationship between the Church and its roots in Judaism." "The first of these developments was the biblical movement. This promoted a re-reading of the Gospels "through analysis of literary and historical forms, in order to identify a fuller theological understanding." "The second development was that at the Second Vatican Council," Bishop Blaire continued, the Church "formulated its commitment to re-examining its relationship with the Jewish people." Included in the volume is the Second Vatican Council's groundbreaking statement that "neither all Jews indiscriminately at that time, nor Jews today, can be charged with the crimes committed during the passion" (Second Vatican Council, "Nostra Aetate" ["In Our Time"], # 4). The Council also stated that "the Church reproves every form of persecution against whomever it may be directed. Remembering, then, her common heritage with the Jews and moved not by any political consideration, but solely by the religious motivation of Christian charity, she deplores all hatreds, persecutions, displays of anti-Semitism levelled at any time or from any source against the Jews." Also included in this collection are instructions issued by the Pontifical Biblical Commission beginning in 1964 examining how the Church reads Scripture in general and the New Testament with reference to the Jews. There are also statements of Pope John Paul II, the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews, and the US Catholic bishops' conference. Bishop Blaire said that behind these statements was a wish "to understand better the salvation in Christ by seeing the unique place of Jews and of the Jewish religion in the unfolding of salvation." The collection is intended to be useful for preachers and teachers, for parish discussions, and for Catholic-Jewish dialogue groups. For more information visit: the Bishops' website at: www.usccb.org. Text of the statement by Bishop Blaire. On February 5, 2004, in a meeting with Jewish representatives at the Vatican, Pope John Paul II, noted: "As we now approach the 40th anniversary of this historic document (Nostra Aetate, the Second Vatican Council's condemnation of anti-Semitism), there is regrettably a great need to repeat our utter condemnation of racism and anti-Semitism." In order to re-affirm the Church's teaching on its relationship to the Jews and its stand against anti-Semitism, the BCEIA has decided to re-publish its 1988 Criteria for the Evaluation of Dramatizations of the Passion, and to do so in a volume which gathers together key documents of Catholic teaching over the years. The volume, entitled The Bible, the Jews and the Death of Jesus: A Collection of Catholic Documents. The documents included develop Catholic teaching on the interpretation of Scripture, Catholic understanding and proper presentation of the Passion and Death of Christ, and the Church's ongoing condemnation of the sin of anti-Semitism. Two major developments within the Church awakened and fostered a new understanding of the relationship between the Church and its roots in Judaism. The first was the biblical movement, which led the Church to a re-reading of the Gospels through analysis of literary and historical forms in order to identify a fuller theological understanding. This movement, launched in 1943 by Pope Pius XII with his encyclical Divino Afflante Spiritu, was fully incorporated into the teaching of the Church with the Dogmatic Constitution on Revelation, Dei Verbum, in November of 1965 (especially, 3, 12). The second movement was that in the Second Vatican Council the Church formulated its commitment to re-examining it relationship with the Jewish people, beginning with a profound reflection on the ongoing nature of God's covenant with the Jewish people and its implications for all of Catholic theology. The first readings included in this volume, following the Conciliar declaration, Nostra Aetate, no. 4, were issued by the Pontifical Biblical Commission beginning in 1964. They examine how the Church reads its Scriptures in general, and the New Testament with reference to the Jews (Section A). These are followed by statements of the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews (Section B), the Holy Father (Section C) and, finally, our own Conference (Section C), concluding with our 1988 Criteria, which is thereby set within the larger framework of pertinent magisterial teaching. Behind all of these statements lies the determination of the Church to oppose anti-Semitism and to understand more fully the salvation of all humanity in Christ while affirming the unique place of Jews and Judaism in the unfolding of the mysteries of salvation universally proclaimed by the Church. We trust they will be useful for those entrusted with preaching and teaching in the Church, and in parish discussion and Catholic-Jewish dialogue groups. Cardinal William H Keeler, who as Episcopal Moderator for Catholic-Jewish Relations raised the idea for this book with the committee, commented: 'The charge of collective guilt of the Jews as a people for the death of Jesus for many centuries distorted in the minds of many Christians the central truth that our sins are responsible.for His death. So pervasive was this misconception even in the 16th Century that the Roman Catechism of the Catholic Church specifically sought to rebut it (I, 5, 11), by reminding us that our sins, committed knowingly as Christians, are much worse than whatever was done by the few Jews actually involved in the historical event. Sadly, many ignored the Roman Catechism and the Second Vatican Council had to reaffirm this truth in even stronger terminology. Any Christians involved the presentation of the events of Jesus' death must hold, in the words of the 1974 Guidelines of the Holy See to implement Nostra Aetate no. 4, an 'overriding preoccupation' not only to avoid portrayals of Jews that might lead to collective guilt, but also to replace them with positive ones.'" Source: US Bishops Conference


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A flower to light up your garden
A very beautiful flower and aptly named, the candelabra primula is also very easy to grow. Candelabra primulas get their common name from their very distinctive structure of tiers of richly coloured flowers. The flowers are carried on a sturdy stem, with whorls of flowers opening from the bottom.
The bigger and more healthy the plant, the more tiers are produced, each tier opening in sequence and usually three or four open at the same time. The flower stems can reach about 60cm, so it doesn't need much space. They are related to primroses and the leaves are similar, though bigger. The individual flowers have the family resemblance.
Mostly, the colours are a rich wine red. The main species grown are Primula pulverulenta and Primula japonica. The first species has a mealy white coating on the stems that makes a great backdrop for the red-purple flowers.
Primula japonica is a bit shorter and has a greater range of flower colours, white, pink and red-purple, but not the mealy coating.
Primula beesiana is another candelabra species, flowering later with mealy white stems and pink-red flowers with a yellow eye. Hybrids have been raised and many colour forms have been created. These look well mixed or as single colours.
Although native to Asia, they are perfectly hardy here. They love to grow in moist soil, ideally an area that is naturally damp. Failing that, the right rooting conditions could be provided by allowing an overflow from a pond, or a gutter down-pipe from a building to flow over an area of ground. Candelabra primulas like the soil to be enriched with plenty of organic material into which they can root deeply and which holds moisture.
The candelabra primulas always look best in large groups. In its own natural wild habitat, it occurs in drifts, produced by self-sown seeds and in gardens it self-sows freely in the right conditions and will create the same kind of natural drift. Seedlings and established plants can be lifted and moved at almost any time because they are going into moist soil, but a good time to move them is just after flowering. The bigger established plants can be pulled apart to make new plants with a few crowns each. Choose a spot that gets good light. While they tolerate some shade, though not very much, ideally they should get some sunshine for at least part of the day. After flowering, the leaves elongate and close over the ground, so that if there are enough plants they touch and make good cover against weeds.
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In Islam can a Muslimah wear contact lenses of colour other than her own eye colour?
Praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds; and may His blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all his Family and Companions. There is no harm to use the colored contact lenses provided they do not cause any harm to the eyes and do not lead to extravagance or waste of money. We say so because some of the contact lenses may be expensive while there is no genuine need for that. Furthermore, using contact lenses to cheat the fiancé like making him believe that she has good eye appearance while she is not so, or she has attractive eyes while they are the opposite, in this case, using them is not allowed. But wearing them to beautify oneself for one's husband or just in one's house without lavishness is lawful. Allah knows best.


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How Congress-ruled Himachal's capital city Shimla literally plunged into week-long darkness
SHIMLA- A spell of about two-three feet snowfall in various districts including Shimla, Kullu, Kinnaur, Chamba and Mandi have highlighted status of governance in the state of Himachal Pradesh. While blackout or interruption in restoration of power supply in remote regions can be understood, shockingly, the capital city Shimla also plunged into a week-long blackout that still continues in some of its localities. The blackout and water scarcity continued for minimum five days in several localities of the city including New Shimla, Chakkar, Totu Lakkar Bazaar, US Club, Chhota Shimla, Sanjauli, Bharari, Dhalli etc.
All statements of the administration and even 24-hours of deadline given by the Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh to restore power supply to the city within 24 hours went futile. The situation led to emergency-like situation as people , who are dependent of electric appliances for room and water heating, shivered in sub-zero temperatures (-3.4 Degree Celsius). As per official reports, three people including a new-born have died so far and patients are major hospitals also suffered due to the blackout.
Prior to snowfall, on Met department prediction, the administration had ensured that the city and the State are well prepared to deal with even heavy snowfall. Reportedly, VIP areas were given preference when it came to clearing link roads and restore power-supply, which has led to outrage among people who could manage to stay connected to social media.
Tourists were looted by hospitality industry during this phase and large number of bookings in hotels was also cancelled. Large number of tourist returned with a bitter experience in Shimla due to blackout and water-shortage.
Water-Crisis with No Backup for Water-Pumping Stations
Over half of the city was facing water-shortage as four water-pumping schemes, namely Giri, Churat, Chayed, Koti-Barandi, stopped working as power-supply was interrupted. Shortage of water added to woes created by the blackout. It's highly condemnable that the administration never made arrangements of backup for water-pumping stations. The SMC and Electricity board continue to blame each other for this situation. The bitterness of cold is worsen by water-scarcity.
What Led to Interruption in Power Supply to Shimla City?
As per the administration, over 130 trees were uprooted in various parts of the city. The overhead power-supply lines were taken down along with several electricity poles including the main supply line. Over 650 transformers were damaged in entire Shimla and over 100 of them still awaits repair. As a matter of fact, rate of tree falling was quite high and the reason can be attributed to widespread digging and excavation for over-construction and even illegal construction all over the city. Tree roots are damaged or exposed, deteriorating their strength to withstand single-day spell of snowfall.
Also, the situation points out that neither the State Electricity Board, neither the district administration have ever bothered to assess number of such trees which are vulnerable. There was no strategy to bypass this risk looming over the city's power-supply lines.
HPSEB Short of about 7,000 Employees, Staff ill Equipped
It appears that the administration and even the Chief Minister weren't aware that the electricity board is short of field-workers or line-mans. The board is short of about 7,000 employees and major part of vacant posts includes third and fourth class employees. The shortage prevailed over past two-decades but the government didn't pay attention to it. From over 40, 000 employees in 1990s, the current strength have dropped to about 20,000. The power-supply lines are stewed at several locations and the electricity board fall short of field workers. The board also complained that it lacks young employees who could efficiently carry out works like lifting power-lines and climbing on poles.
Moreover, the employees complaint that they are ill equipped to carry out repair work, which is a matter of embarrassment for the ruling Congress- government
So, despite board's efforts, it still struggles to restore power-supply to the city and to other regions of Himachal even after six days of snowfall.
Rest, the VIPs, mostly the ministers, interfere and use their influence to issue orders to give preference to some localities or colonies instead of letting them work impartially during such a critical situation.
The opposition has also criticized the current government for offering unnecessary extension to retired employees while the administration is short of field workers.
Moreover, it is well observed fact that the government doesn't wake up until situation take worst form it can. For instance, after deadly jaundice outbreak killed over a dozen of people and landed thousands in hospitals, it was revealed that sewage treatment plants are not working and people are being supplied contaminated water. After skeleton of Yug Gupta was recovered from a SMC water-supply tank, it was revealed that these tanks are not cleaned for years. When the garbage treatment plant turned into stinking landfill and was set on fire by the contractor, it was known that the plant was never working in reality. It appears, most of the departments are running on 'Jugaad'in Himachal Pradesh.
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Warning issued over smoking in bed after Southport man dies in flat fire
Firefighters were called to a fire at a flat on Gordon Street in Southport just before 1.45pm on Saturday, October 29.
Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service received the call at 1.38pm and crews were on scene at 1.44pm.
Two fire engines attended the incident, together with the Incident Investigation Team.
A fire that had occurred in a bedroom of the property at some time previously was already out when fire crews arrived.
A 45-year-old male was pronounced deceased at the scene by paramedics.
A joint investigation in to the cause of the fire and subsequent loss of life will now be carried out by Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service and Merseyside Police.
UPDATED 11.39am 31.10.16 A full investigation has been carried out in to the cause of the fire which occurred at Gordon Street in Southport.
Incident Investigators at Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service have concluded that the cause of the fire was suspected accidental ignition due to carelessly-discarded smoking materials.
We urge everyone to never smoke in bed, always use an ashtray and to take care when emptying the contents.
People should make sure cigarettes are completely extinguished and empty ashtrays immediately before leaving their property or going to bed.
Ashtrays should be stable and made of a material that won't burn and people should take extra care when smoking if they are tired, taking prescription drugs or if they have been drinking.
Matches and lighters should be kept out of children's reach and lit cigarettes, cigars or pipes should never be left unattended.
At least one working smoke alarm should be installed on every floor of your property and tested regularly; they will provide vital extra seconds to help you make a safe exit.
In case of a fire we advise people to get out, stay out and call the Fire & Rescue Service out.
Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service will be carrying out a reassurance campaign in the Southport community in the forthcoming days following this tragic fire.
Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the man who lost his life.
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What if anything helps this situation not be so extremely bad? Is there anything that you can do to alleviate the situation?
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If there is recurrence, preventive measures may help, general and specific to the patient's findings.
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I ordered a small according to the size chart and it fit great everywhere, except the length. I was super bummed b/c it felt light and comfy and was fitted but not skin tight, which is what I was looking for. But it was so short! I'm about 5'8" and this shirt barely covered my belly button. I don't think I'm considered very tall, so what gives, Arc'teryx?


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Can any body have form to scan barcodes.
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ANY form can be used to scan barcodes ... as long as it has at least one enterable field. As soon as you read the barcode using barcode reader, it is entered into this enterable field on your form. If the field is too short, barcode will be truncated (and therefore, probably, be unusable).
Then it's up to you what will be done with it (will you need to extract substrings, etc.).
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Recipe of the Day
4 cups arugula
2 cups ricotta cheese
Zest of 1 lemon
Kosher salt and ground black pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon white or cider vinegar
4 large eggs
Truffle oil
Minced fresh chives
4 thick slices multigrain bread, toasted and buttered
Start to finish: 20 minutes; servings: 4
Divide the arugula between 4 serving bowls.
In a medium bowl, mix together the ricotta and lemon zest. Season with salt and black pepper. Divide between the serving bowls, spooning it over the arugula. Set aside.
Bring a large saucepan of water to a low simmer. Add the vinegar.
Crack each egg into a small glass. One at a time, gently and slowly pour each egg into the simmering water, bringing the lip of the glass right down to the water so that the egg slides in. Depending on the size of your pan, you may need to cook them in 2 batches.
Cook for 4 minutes, then use a slotted spoon to lift each egg out (letting excess water drip away). Nestle one egg into the ricotta in each serving bowl.
Season the eggs with salt and pepper, then drizzle with truffle oil and sprinkle with chives. Serve immediately with the toast.
Nutrition information per serving: 550 calories; 290 calories from fat (53 percent of total calories); 32 g fat (15 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 260 mg cholesterol; 37 g carbohydrate; 7 g fiber; 6 g sugar; 29 g protein; 730 mg sodium.
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Sunday 21 November 1982
It was Sunday, under the sign of Scorpio. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Nadia Buari and Ioana Ciolacu.
In that special week of November people in US were listening to Up Where We Belong by Joe Cocker.
In UK I Don't Wanna Dance by Eddy Grant was in the top 5 hits.
The Last Unicorn, directed by Jules Bass, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1982
while Space by James A. Michener was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Ritzaryat na bylata dama.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Mars Cars or Centipede.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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- World Hello Day
- Bangladesh - Armed Forces Day in Bangladesh
- R.C. Saints - Presentation of Mary
- World Television Day
Famous Birthdays:
- Nadia Buari: Movie Actress.
- Ioana Ciolacu: Romanian fashion designer.
- Georgios Kalogiannidis: Greek archer.
- Ryan Starr: American singer-songwriter and actress.
Famous Deaths:
- Lee Patrick: Actress (Henrietta-Topper, Maltese Falcon), dies at 75.
- John Hargrave: British Social Credit advocate (Born 1894).
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TV Week reports (and FishbowlDC confirms), Ian Cameron will be named EP of "This Week with George Stephanopoulos." An official announcement is expected later today.
Cameron is currently a senior producer for World News with Charles Gibson, based out of Washington.
Cameron replaces Kathy O'Hearn, who ABC News announced would be leaving the position in July to become a producer of special-event political coverage for the network.
• Related: FBDC hears rumblings about who else was up for the job.
> Update: The announcement from ABC News president David Westin to his staff, after the jump…
I'm pleased to announce that Ian Cameron has been named executive producer of This Week with George Stephanopoulos. Ian has 23 years of broadcast journalism experience, and he lives and breathes politics. His editorial acumen and knowledge of Washington will be an enormous asset to the program.
For the past seven years Ian has served as the Washington senior producer for World News with Charles Gibson. He began his career at ABC News in 1998 as a producer for World News with Peter Jennings, where he managed an investigative team of reporters and led the editorial direction for the show's popular Your Money segments. Ian was a part of the ABC News team recognized with a Peabody Award for coverage of 9/11 and the events that followed.
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Here's a little more about what it's all about!
What is Parasailing?
Parasailing is basically being towed behind a boat under a parasail (basically a specially designed parachute!). The speed of the boat into the wind gives the Parasail lift, and this in turn lifts you up into the air, allowing you to cruise along the coast while taking in great views.
Is Parasailing easy?
If you are a fan of 'You've Been Framed', the UK TV show which makes its money from showing the amusing mishaps of people, from their holiday videos, you may have been put off parasailing by the sights of numerous 'parasailors' being dragged along beaches! Well rest assured things have moved on a lot from the days when these grainy old home videos were being shot. In the bad old days you were strapped into the parasail on the beach, and then on the given signal had to run like the clappers, into the wind, behind a speed boat which was taking off like a scolded cat. Sudden gusts or changes in wind direction, could see you being bounced along the beach, or crashing through several picnics, before being dragged unceremoniously into the drink! And that was just the take off, the landing was always a wet drop into the water!
Thankfully things have moved on a great deal, with specially designed Parasailing boats now the norm. These are great, as you stand on an integrated raised platform the back of the boat, strapped into the sail as the boat heads into the wind. You are then gently lifted from the back of the boat, and the winch lets out the necessary length of line as you take off up into the blue skies. And after your ride, the boat heads slowly into the wind again and you are gently winched back down, landing gracefully on the back of the boat without a hair out of position. Well this is of course possible, but generally you are there for a bit of a laugh, and the captain may, usually with your permission, ensure you get a gentle 'dunking' on your way in!
How is the flight?
Is it uncomfortable?
Obviously this depends on who you fly with, and their equipment, but our experience was a good one. No discomfort, and more importantly no insecure 'I am going to fall out' feeling during the flight. We were sat comfortably in our harnesses as we glided over the Costa del Sol.
Can you feel the jerks of the boat pulling you, as it skips across the waves?
Ever so slightly but this was not in any way uncomfortable or worrying.
How high do you go?
Again depends on the location and the operator – we were a majestic 200m up.
Can more than one person fly at a time?
Where can I try Parasailing?
This is a fairly common activity, and popular in sunny beach areas around the world. Take a look at this global list of Parasailing opertors or try these link for
Parasailing in Canada
Parasailing in Croatia
Parasailing in Greece
Parasailing in Portugal
Parasailing in Spain
Parasailing in the USA
So would you recommend it?
Absolutely Yes! Get in on your bucket list, and get it ticked off! My flight has left me with a desire to Parasail more often.