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Lake Mead Exotic Car Experience
- Exotic car experience outside Las Vegas
- Drive the scenic open roads near the Lake Mead National Recreational Area
- Drive three exotic cars, including a Ferrari, Lamborghini or Audi
- Experience a unique and exhilarating adventure!
- Bring a guest for a ride-along
- Safety briefing at the beginning of the tour
- Upgrade to the XL Tour for extra cars and longer drive time!
Why Our Insiders Chose This Tour
You get to drive three -- four if you upgrade -- super-elite cars on the open road. Bring along a guest or another driver on this dream experience for car lovers.
What You Can Expect
The All-Star Cast:
The fleet of exotic cars includes the latest models of the hottest supercars on the market, such as the 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia, 2010 Lamborghini LP560-4, 2011 Audi R8 V-10, Ferrari 430 Spider, Ferrari F430, Lamborghini Superleggera, Lamborghini LP640, Jaguar XKR, SLR McLaren and a Bentley Continental Supersports. (Please note: Cars may be substituted to a comparable supercar from the fleet in the case of maintenance. Car types cannot be guaranteed. )
XL Tour:
Upgrade your driving experience and drive four exotic cars for 50-miles (approx 80.5 km).
Bring a Guest!
Bring a non-driving guest to share your supercar adventure. Your guest will ride with you for the entire experience and can take photos.
Customer Reviews
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September 2014
Best car driving experiance we have ever done , red letter days can't compete with this great day , instructors are superb.


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Arizona Diamondbacks
Diamondbacks' tenure in first: By the numbers
On May 17, 2013, the Arizona Diamondbacks knocked off the Miami Marlins by a score of 9-2 behind a pair of home runs from Paul Goldschmidt.
That same day, the Los Angeles Dodgers fell to the Atlanta Braves 8-5, the San Diego Padres lost to the Washington Nationals 6-5 and the Colorado Rockies beat the San Francisco Giants 10-9.
The D-backs claimed first place in the NL West, and they would stay there...up until Monday's loss to the Chicago Cubs.
A lot happened during the team's tenure at the top of the division, which spanned officially from May 17 to July 21, so let's take a look back at that time -- by the numbers.
The Diamondbacks spent 66 days in first place.
Twelve different pitchers recorded a win for the Diamondbacks:
Brandon McCarthy
Patrick Corbin
Tyler Skaggs
Brad Ziegler
Ian Kennedy
Josh Collmenter
Wade Miley
Tony Sipp
David Hernandez
Will Harris
Randall Delgado
Chaz Roe
.301, 11
Paul Goldschmidt hit .301 with 11 home runs during the stretch.
Three different teams -- the Dodgers, Giants and Rockies -- were, at one point, in second place.
Royal pregnancies that captivated America as well as champions crowned in both the NBA and NHL.
The number of blown saves Heath Bell, J.J. Putz, David Hernandez, Matt Reynolds and Chaz Roe combined for.
The D-backs' largest lead in the division, which was 4.5 games on July 7.
Incidentally, the D-backs had both a five-game winning streak and a five-game losing streak during their first-place run.
2-8, 5.83
Starting pitcher Ian Kennedy went 2-8 with a 5.83 ERA in 10 starts over the last 66 days.
Brad Ziegler's conversion rate as the team's closer.
Days the Los Angeles Dodgers have spent in first place -- this entire season.
June 3
The day Dodgers' rookie Yasiel Puig made his Major League debut. L.A. won that game by a score of 2-1, and has gone 28-15 since the Cuban was elevated to the big league roster.
D-backs that appeared in the July 16 All-Star Game, as Paul Goldschmidt and Patrick Corbin represented the team in New York.
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Had very good steak, but we paid dearly for them. Lunch is outside on the deck. Not a good choice when it's steaming hot.
We were there at dinnertime.We waited less than 10 minutes to be seated.The restaurant was really clean and tidy.Our server was very friendly,knowledgable and attentive.We had a really nice dining experience and definitely be back this fall.
Visited Mike Dianna's on our last night of our vacation stay in Corolla. The atmoshere was rustic, the menu was varied with a tremendous amount of choices. Since we were all "seafood satisfied", we went for the steaks. Yes you will look at there menu and say they are pricey, but the quality, flavor, presentation and portion along with the...
Steak undercooked, then it got cold while waiting for my wife's to be cooked more. Great way to celebrate 20th anniversary, he said sarcastically. Prices too high for quality. No offer of coffee after meal.
We had our first dinner here after many years of coming to Corolla. We usually come too late in the season and they are closed. We were greeted by Mike and seated quickly. Mike returned as our waiter in short order. DW ordered the Wedge Salad and a Filet withe Bernaise Butter (Garlic Mashers and Green Beans). I ordered the...
The food was just melt in your mouth, we tried the chowder and fried oysters to start, so delicious. I has filet mignon cook perfectly and my fiance has thw ribeye steak also cooked perfect. The sides we're so good as well (garlic mashed potatoes and green beans)
Our server Katie did a wonderful job, really knew the menu well...
My family (4 adults and 2 children) visited this restaurant on our recent vaca to the outer banks. I chose based on previous reviews. Definitely a good pick. The wait staff (Gidget) was very perky, nice and informative about the menu and entrée options. She was very good with my kids (6 and 2) and made me feel welcome in...
We went there on a recommendation and were not disappointed! Everything was delicious and our waiter was incredible!! Thank you!
We discovered this place on our last trip to the OB. This is certainly better than usual beach fare. Our waitress was great and my wife and I enjoyed a very good meal. Don't be distracted by the surroundings getting there. It is in one of those small shopping areas and a go-cart track is near by and we watched...
Superb Steaks, Salad with homemade Bleu Cheese, and Thinly battered Buffalo Chicken in hot sauce, that'll blow your taste buds to heaven! GREAT live music, great service, great atmosphere!
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Chalkboards & Pavement Signs all with FREE UK Delivery! We Make, Design & Deliver
Want to know how to increase your turnover by more than 50%? Draw clients into your business with eye-catching signage and you will see your profits sky-rocket!
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i think it's ridiculous that raging/cursing is bannable. deal with it, the world is not a perfect place, why do we have to all pretend to be friendly and nice, it's just stupid.
Ok how to stop feeding... when the other player has over 10 more kills than you don't take them 1 v 1... if they're outleveling out farming out killing you hug turret but if make sure to tell when they're going to dive and fall back if you die they're going to take the tower after you die >_> when running away with your friend and they're getting attack and you have full hp make sure you atleast do SOMETHING to help u.u all these things yet my premade low level buddies never learn :l honestly never and they just get annoyed no matter what i say i help tell them what to build and everything u.u
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just afk farm your lane
easiest while playing singed
farm all day erry day
"Stop feeding" is just awful. If that is the best you can do, just don't say anything. What are you accomplishing? It's like saying "stop sucking", it is in no way helpful.
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Box Office: 'Purge 2' Wins Friday With $13M; 'Sex Tape,' 'Planes 2' Stall Out
UPDATED: Boasting a strong hold, "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" is widely expected to pull ahead on Saturday and stay at No. 1 in its second weekend; "Boyhood" easily beating Zach Braff's "Wish I Was Here" at the specialty box office.
Universal's The Purge: Anarchy topped the Friday box office with $13 million, although holdover Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is poised to pull ahead on Saturday and win what's shaping up to be another lackluster weekend at the North American box office.
Based on Friday's performance, Anarchy is projected to take in $27 million to $30 million for the weekend. While that's a solid number, the sequel is trailing behind The Purge, which debuted to $16.8 million on its first Friday in June 2013 for a $34.1 million weekend. Anarchy received a B+ CinemaScore.
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The news is all-out grim for Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel's new R-rated comedy, Sex Tape, which may only crack $15 million after grossing an estimated $5.7 million on Friday. From Sony, the movie garnered dismal reviews and an equally dismal C+ CinemaScore.
Disney's animated family film Planes: Fire & Rescue is also soft despite an A CinemaScore, grossing an estimated $6.3 million on Friday for a projected $17 million to $18 million weekend. The first Planes opened to $22 million last summer.
Planes: Fire & Rescue and Sex Tape placed No. 3 and No. 4, respectively, on Friday after Anarchy and Fox's Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. Paramount's Transformers: Age of Extinction, eyeing a domestic total of $226 million through Sunday, rounded out the top five and became Mark Wahlberg's No. 1 grossing film in North America (Ted earned $218.8 million domestically).
Boasting a strong hold, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes grossed $10.4 million on Friday for a projected $34 million weekend, a decline of 53 percent, far less than other 2014 summer tentpoles. Dawn will finish the weekend with a North American total of $137 million.
North American box-office revenue could be down as much as 28 percent for the weekend despite the trio of new films (the frame was left without a pricey summer tentpole when Warner Bros. pushed back the release of Jupiter Ascending to next year).
James DeMonaco returned to write and direct Anarchy, which was produced by Blumhouse Productions and Platinum Dunes. It cost a modest $9 million to make.
Planes: Fire & Rescue is a spinoff of the popular Pixar franchise Cars and produced by DisneyToon Studios. Dane Cook returns to voice the lead character Dusty Crophopper, who joins the world of wildfire air attack in the sequel.
Sex Tape reunites Diaz and Segel with their Bad Teacher director, Jake Kasdan. That comedy, opening to $31.6 million in June 2011, grossed a stellar $216.2 million worldwide (Bad Teacher also earned a C+ CinemaScore).
New offerings at the specialty box office include Focus Features' Wish I Was Here, Zach Braff's Kickstarter-funded project. The film, starring Braff, Kate Hudson and Josh Gad, is projected to earn a so-so $526,000 for the weekend from 68 theaters.
Richard Linklater's acclaimed drama Boyhood continues to shine in its second outing. Expanding into a total of 34 theaters on Friday, the movie is expected to gross $1.1 for the weekend, pushing its cume to $1.7 million for IFC Films.
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Many Minnesota state parks are open to deer hunting during the November firearm season, which begs a question: Will wolf hunting be allowed in Minnesota state parks? The answer is yes and no.
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Last Sunday morning I got up early and really wasn't sure what to do with myself. Mechanical issues with my primary outboard motor dry-docked my Lake Superior fishing plans.
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Accepts Credit Card Payments, Accepts Electronic Payments, Business Center, Disability Access, Extra Storage, Fitness Center, On Site Maintenance, Swimming Pool
Built In Bookshelves, Cable/Satellite TV, Employer Discount, Gated Entrance, Icemaker, Loft, Pets (with limitations), Wireless Internet Access
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Reconvene with nature at Canyon Springs Hill Country Apartment Homes.
European elegance in the Texas Canyons....Canyon Springs invites you to wind your way through the tall trees of this hill-crested community. Private, attached garages lead into homes featuring sun-lit, open living areas and gourmet kitchens. Luxurious bathrooms showcase soaking tubs and ceramic tile showers. Step out on your private balcony overlooking the vast expanse of Balcones Canyon Preserve. *
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on 3/9/2012 5:22:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
The best facial scrub I've ever used. I use granulated white sugar every 3 days or so and it helps keep acne away and it helps my skin look more vibrant and not so dull. If I forget to use this scrub, I start to break out again. I use it in the shower mixed with a little water so it will spread easily, and then I cleanse afterwards. Love it.
on 2/9/2012 10:55:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I was desperate and in need of a scrub. It was late at night and I didnt feel like going out and buying one. My skin isn't normally dry but this winter really took a beating on my face. Lately, I've been noticing dry flakes on my forehead and cheeks and my skin feel rough. Now, I have very reactive skin and almost all scrubs mess up my face causing a breakout, rash and leaving me with raw skin. I took a chance on sugar. I made a paste of sugar, honey and a bit of cold water. I mixed the ingredients until they blended together. I applied the scrub to my face and scrubed for about 2 minutes. After, I rinsed with warm water. Just after the initial application of this sugar scrub, I noticed a big difference. My skin was very soft to the touch. My usual redness in my cheeks were almost gone. I didn't have raw irritated skin or any new breakouts or reactions. Most importantly, it took away about 95% of the dry flakes off my skin...just after only one application! I still have a few on my left cheek but most of them are gone. Hmmm, I think this cheap homeade scrub is a keeper. I plan to continue to use this scrub 2x a week and see how that goes. I will update if I notice any negative results. As for now, I highly recommend sugar as a scrub.
on 2/8/2012 1:12:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I've been looking for a scrub that is gentle enough to use almost daily for the flakiness caused by Retin-A. I have sensitive skin, acne-prone skin and have a hard time finding products that don't burn and give some kind of allergic reaction or cause breakouts.
Sugar has really worked out for me-it feels harsh and grainy at first, but my skin never gets any kind of burning or rashes, and so far (after two weeks of using every other day) no breakouts! It really takes care of the dry flakey skin leftover from Retin-A.
I found a recipe online that worked really well for my problem which is dryness-one part sugar, one part oil, one part vegetable glycerin. For oilier skin, I think mixing sugar with cleanser would be a good way to go, rather than mixing with oil or glycerin. If I don't have time to mix up a full batch of something, I just mix sugar with a few drops of oil on my fingers and put directly on my face. Follow up with a quick wash with a cream cleanser just to make sure all the sugar is off.
In case it helps, here's more details.
-I have been using regular brown sugar, but I'm sure that any sugar will be fine.
-I've mixed with jojoba oil, sunflower oil, or pure vegetable glycerin. I think any oil would do, but I have to be careful because of acne. Most people can probably use olive, coconut, or almond oils (whatever you have on hand!) but I know from experience those all break me out. If using straight up oil for the first time check the rating on acne detective or do a spot test.
-Also added Vitamin C crystals once or twice (Philosophy's Microfoliant uses Vitamin C crystals). I can't say if this has really changed anything, but the idea of extra antioxidants is nice.
-it can be a messy process, so if you end up with sugar all over the place, no worries, it happens. :D
on 2/2/2012 10:50:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I can't believe I never thought of using sugar for cosmetics before I read the reviews here.
I use a sprinkle in my face wash once a week for mild exfoliation, which I recommend if you have sensitive and/or acne prone skin, like me. Otherwise you could test out whatever number works for you. You can also wet your finger with vaseline or maybe bio-oil, then dip it into sugar and rub on your lips for some tasty buffing action.
Just make sure you have a small container to store some in, otherwise you risk making a complete mess with that floppy paper bag.
Honestly, try it out. Sh*t's amazing.
on 1/7/2012 1:40:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Plain sugar, a little olive oil and a squeeze of lemon/orange juice and I have amazingly smooth skin with very little effort- I do it once or twice weekly and it's better and cheaper than anything else I could use. Fantastic for chapped lips, too!
on 12/28/2011 5:41:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
Update: since moving further North in Canada, I've had to combat more dryness and sensitivity on my face. I now mix 50% honey with 50% brown sugar with no other additives as my daily scrub. I use this after washing my face with a Dr. Bronner's dilution, and just rinse off with water in the shower. The honey has helped to keep my skin soft and moist, and the brown sugar is gentle enough for daily use.
This is an extremely versatile and simple product. Depending on how strong or mild you would like the scrub to be, the sugar granule size can be easily changed with some elbow grease. I have no problems with the standard grocery store brown sugar, and I mix it to be 60% sugar, 30% honey, 5% olive oil, and 5% tea tree oil or lemon juice. I keep the mixture in an old jar container to keep the water out and the scrub untouched by critters seeing as how it is just a sweet mixture.
I scrub once a week after washing my face in the shower. With my mixture you do have to work relatively fast before all the sugar and honey melts in the shower. The addition of olive oil really helped, and I have no problems getting into the sides of my nose (which always needs more exfoliation) and focusing on my chin before it all washes off very easily. I follow up with my usual cleanser (Dr. Bronner dilution) to remove all traces of olive oil and honey, and I'm left with baby-soft skin and no scratches or perforations! Although I mainly use it for my face as I use a loofah towel for my body, any rough spots such as elbows and feet can be kept baby-soft with this mixture as well.
There's no way to beat the price as any combination of sugar/honey/olive oil will never cost as much as the cheapest drugstore scrub (e.g. St. Ives or Freeman). I also have peace of mind that it is acting purely as a scrub with no unnecessary additives, and that it's all as footprint-free as it's going to get!
on 12/7/2011 3:02:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
LOVE using sugar for a scrub. Makes me feel so much better about the $$ I spend on other stuff. I just add a bit to my cleanser and scrub all over my face. Add a bit of water, lather, rinse & voila. Vibrant, glowing skin.
on 10/12/2011 9:54:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I mix sugar with virgin coconut oil for a lip scrub. Gently exfoliates my dry lips and tastes so yummy!!
on 10/12/2011 8:20:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
Would u buy again? LOL! omg, thanks MUAers!!! I jus thot i'd try adding some sugar to my regular cleanser to make a good face scrub and WOW...u guys r RIGHT! My skin feels sooo incredibly soft and smooth and clean! Definitely gonna spread the word and use this a LOT more!!! Ha! Can't get over it! Just plain ol' sugar! :)
on 10/1/2011 10:10:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I use for body and mani/pedi scrubs, mixed with body wash or oil. For mani/pedi I mix equal parts sugar, table salt, and whatever oil I feel like using. I think it's too harsh for the face.
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Welcome to the WWE Smackdown Spoilers for December 9th 2011, taped on December 6th 2011 from Jacksonville Florida. This set of spoilers has matches for WWE Smackdown on 12/9/11, along with WWE Superstars 12/8/11 and NXT for 12/7/11. If you don't want to read spoilers for those shows, then head out right now. Otherwise, step into the light and enjoy the WWE Smackdown Spoilers for this week.
Yoshi Tatsu won a dark match.
This show will be on WWE.com on Wednesday afternoon.
The Usos defeated Curt Hawkins and Tyler Reks.
Darren Young and JTG defeated Percy Watson and Titus O'Neil.
Derrick Bateman defeated Johnny Curtis.
Airing at 4:00 PM Eastern Time on WWE.com
Justin Gabriel scored the win over Tyson Kidd, in what should be a good match if it gets any kind of time.
Jack Swagger scored the victory over Trent Barretta.
For the episode of WWE Smackdown airing this Friday, December 9th 2011 that will be airing at 8:00 PM Eastern Time on the Sy Fy Network.
Lillian Garcia is back but not for long as Cody Rhodes takes over as Ring Announcer. Tonight is Beat the Clock Night where whoever wins the fastest gets the match they want at TLC.
Wade Barrett defeated Ezekiel Jackson.
Beth Phoenix and Natalya defeated AJ and Kaitlyn. Kaitlyn turned heel, joining Beth and Natalya. The balance of power of the divas division surely has shifted.
Daniel Bryan is sick and tired of Michael Cole. Aren't we all? He goes after Cole but is jumped by Cody Rhodes.
Ted DiBiase defeated Jinder Mahal.
Mark Henry says that he is now the monster of WWE but Big Show registers his disagreement by nailing Henry with a chair, obviously setting up their chairs match at TLC.
Sheamus won his match with David Otunga.
Zack Ryder scored a triumphant win over Heath Slater.
Cody Rhodes and Daniel Bryan ended in a disqualification victory for Rhodes when Booker T interfered. This lead to Booker T vs. Cody Rhodes at TLC for the Intercontinental Title.
Randy Orton got the fastest time against Dolph Ziggler and will receive a match with Wade Barrett at TLC.
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Submissions from 2011
Evaluation of the Alzheimer's Australia national quality dementia care initiative: second progress report, Cristina J. Thompson, Anita B. Westera, and Darcy Morris
Evaluation of the Alzheimer's Australia national quality dementia care initiative: first progress report, Anita B. Westera, Cristina J. Thompson, and Darcy Morris
Preliminary assessment of the handline (banca) fisheries in the Philippines (FIS/2009/033). Final Report, Ronald J. West, Mary Ann Palma, Noel Barut, Elaine Garvilles, and Desiderio Ayanan
Scaling up for New Opportunities in the Practical Use of Algae (Applied Phycology), Pia Winberg
Evaluating Microdictyon umbilicatum bloom biomass as an agricultural compost conditioner for native and commercial plants, Pia C. Winberg, Corrine DeMestre, and Stephen Wills
Seaweed cultivation pilot trials – towards culture systems and marketable products, Pia C. Winberg, Danielle Skropeta, and Alex Ullrich
Evaluation of the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden National Program: Project Plan, Heather Yeatman, Janette P. Green, Karen Quinsey, Deanne Condon-Paoloni, Wendy S. Nielsen, and Elizabeth J. Cuthbert
Submissions from 2010
The AROC annual report: the state of rehabilitation in Australia in 2009, - AROC
Effects of solar UV radiation on terrestrial ecosystems. Patterns, mechanisms, and interactions with climate change. in Environmental Effects of Ozone Depletion and its Interactions with Climate Change: 2010 Assessment , C L. Ballare, M M. Caldwell, S D. Flint, Sharon A. Robinson, and J F. Bornman
Shared care parenting arrangements since the 2006 family law reforms: Report for: Australian Government, Attorney-General's Department, Judy Cashmore, Patrick Parkinson, Ruth Weston, Roger Patulny, Gerry Redmond, Lixia Qu, Jennifer Baxter, Marianne Rajkovic, Tomasz Sitek, and Ilan Katz
Preliminary sample design for the New Zealand Health Survey 2010, Robert Graham Clark
The development of a pre-registration nursing competencies assessment tool for use across Australian universities, Patrick Crookes, Roy Brown, Phill Della, Denise Dignam, Helen Edwards, and Helen McCutcheon
ABF Information Series Number 1. What is activity-based funding?, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 2. The special case of smaller and regional hospitals, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 3. Lessons from the USA, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 4. The cost of public hospitals - which state or territory is the most efficient?, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 5. Counting acute inpatient care, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 6. Subacute care, Kathy Eagar
ABF Information Series Number 7. Research and training, Kathy Eagar
The NSW Post School Programs Eligibility Assessment: a guide to functional assessments in 2010, Kathy Eagar, Janette Green, and Alan Owen
Evaluating @CareSearch: results to an on-line survey, David Fildes and Peter Samsa
Evaluating the CareSearch Nurses Information Newsletter: results to an on-line survey and telephone interviews, David Fildes and Peter Samsa
Evaluating the CareSearch Research Data Management System: results of an on-line survey and telephone interviews, David Fildes and Peter Samsa
Dairy effluent waste management report to Sydney Catchment Authority, Julian Fyfe and Muttucumaru Sivakumar
The NSW AIDS resource distribution formula: 2008 review: consultation report, Janette Green, Gary Eckstein, Christopher Magee, and Joseph Carolan
The NSW AIDS resource distribution formula: 2008 review: final report, Janette Green, Gary Eckstein, Christopher Magee, and Joseph Carolan
MFMRD Administrative Guidelines for Access and Licensing Processes for Oceanic Tuna Fisheries in Kiribati's EEZ, Quentin A. Hanich and Ben M. Tsamenyi
Review of Kiribati Access and Licensing Arrangements for Offshore Fisheries in Kiribati's EEZ, Quentin A. Hanich and Ben M. Tsamenyi
Valuing the future: the social discount rate in cost benefit analysis, Mark D. Harrison
Investigation of material properties and behaviour for DEM, David B. Hastie and Andrew P. Grima
Impacts of Tidal Barriers on the Ecology of Flood Mitigation Drain Fish Assemblages, Tom Heath and Pia C. Winberg
Indigenous health - Australia, Canada, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States - laying claim to a future that embraces health for us all: world health report (2010) background paper, no 33, Lisa Jackson Pulver, Melissa Haswell, Ian Ring, John Waldon, Wayne Clark, Valorie Whetung, Dianne Kinnon, Catherine Graham, Michelle Chino, Jonathon LaValley, and Ritu Sadana
Environmental and Socio-Economic Considerations for Aquaculture in Jervis Bay, NSW, Alyssa Joyce, Ana M. Rubio, and Pia C. Winberg
Review on the use and production of algae and manufactured diets as feed for sea-based abalone aquaculture in Victoria, Lisa Kirkendale, Deborah V. Robertson-Andersson, and Pia C. Winberg
Contemporary Art, Craft and the Audience Management Report, Jennie A. Lawson
Evidence-based interventions for adolescent health and wellbeing: additions to the VCAMS catalogue (bullying, eating disorders, victims of crime, sexual initiation, family violence, family stress, and a person for advice), Nick Marosszeky, Pamela Grootemaat, David Fildes, and Darcy Morris
Effective and inclusive intervention research with Aboriginal populations, Alexandra Martiniuk, Rebecca Ivers, Teresa Senserrick, Soufiane Boufous, and Kathleen Clapham
The Responsibility to Prevent: Opportunities, Challenges and Strategies for Operationalisation, Deborah Mayersen
Updates to the catalogue of evidence-based strategies for children's health and wellbeing, Darcy Morris, David Fildes, Nick Marosszeky, Pamela Grootemaat, and Kate Williams
Working with and supporting informal carers, Alan Owen
Patient and carer experiences: palliative care services national survey report: November 2010, - PCOC
PCOC national report on palliative care in Australia: January to June 2010, - PCOC
PCOC national report on palliative care in Australia: July to December 2009, - PCOC
The effect of a tiered body armour system on soldier physical mobility, Gregory Peoples, Aaron Silk, Sean Notley, Laura Holland, Brooke Collier, and Daniel Lee
Indigenous Cultural Festivals: Evaluating Impact on Community Health and Wellbeing, Peter Phipps and Lisa Slater
Environmental Effects of Ozone Depletion and its Interactions with Climate Change: 2010 Assessment, Sharon A. Robinson and Stephen R. Wilson
Using an automated oyster grading machine for long-term monitoring of oyster performance, Ana M. Rubio
Selecting tools for ACAT assessment: a report for the Aged Care Assessment Program (ACAP) Expert Clinical Reference Group (May 2010), Janet Sansoni, Nick Marosszeky, Glenn Fleming, and Emily Sansoni
Selecting tools for ACAT assessment: a report for the Expert Clinical Reference Group, Aged Care Assessment Program, Department of Health and Ageing: 1 September 2010, Janet Sansoni, Nick Marosszeky, Glenn Fleming, and Emily Sansoni
Final report: effective assessment of social isolation, Janet Sansoni, Nick Marosszeky, Emily Sansoni, and Glenn Fleming
Validation and clinical translation of the revised continence and patient satisfaction tools: interim progress report, Janet Sansoni, Nick Marosszeky, Emily Sansoni, Graeme Hawthorne, and Glenn Fleming
Aboriginal injury prevention projects: a review, Teresa Senserrick, Reece Hinchcliff, Rebecca Ivers, Alexandra Martiniuk, Soufiane Boufous, and Kathleen Clapham
Protein interactions and behaviour in multi-protein complexes, Moeava Tehei
Evaluation of the National Centre for Gynaecological Cancers: final report, Cristina Thompson, Karen Quinsey, Elizabeth Cuthbert, James Dawber, Pamela Grootemaat, and Kathy Eagar
Evaluation of the National Centre for Gynaecological Cancers: Progress Report Two, Cristina Thompson, Karen Quinsey, Elizabeth Cuthbert, Pamela Grootemaat, and Kathy Eagar
SNOMED CT and its place in health information management practice, Donna Truran, Patricia Saad, Ming Zhang, and Kerry Innes
Memorandum of Understanding Between MFMRD and PMU, Ben M. Tsamenyi and Quentin A. Hanich
Understanding the occupational implications of a Koori development scholarship: a case study of the Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Indigenous Training Scholarship at the Shoalhaven Marine and Freshwater Centre, Alison Wicks
Ecological Impacts of Floodgates on Estuarine Faunal Assemblages, Pia C. Winberg and Tom Heath
Introducing computer-based documentation in residential aged care: a multi-method evaluation of success, Ping Yu
Papers from 2009
Regression analysis of probability-linked data, Ray Chambers
Engaging hard-to-reach families and children: Stronger Families and Communities Strategy 2004-2009, Natasha Cortis, Ilan Katz, and Roger Patulny
Power to the People: Building Sustainable Jobs in the Illawarra: a Report for the South Coast Labour Council, Mike Donaldson, Scott Burrows, Ann Hodgkinson, Frank V. Neri, Peter Kell, Chris Gibson, Gordon R. Waitt, and Frank Stillwell
Assessing alternative and differential response: Implications for social work practice in diverse communities, executive summary, Jill Duerr Berrick, Christina Branom, Amy Conley Wright, and Amy Price
The NSW post school programs eligibility assessment: a guide to functional assessments in 2009, Kathy Eagar, Alan Owen, and Janette Green
Review of the Melbourne Health Clinical Epidemiology and Health Services Evaluation Unit, Kathy Eagar and Ian Ring
Carer payment (child) algorithms, Kathy Eagar, Frances Simmonds, Christopher Magee, and Janette Green
Review of direct and indirect teaching and research factor: NSW health resource distribution formula, Kathy Eagar, Cristina Thompson, Janette Green, Darssan Balasingam, and Michael Tarn
Definitions and measures for the national partnership agreement on subacute care, Kathy Eagar, Donna Truran, Robert Gordon, Kerry Innes, and Frances Simmonds
Stronger Families in Australia study: the impact of Communities for Children, Ben Edwards, Sarah Wise, Matthew Gray, Alan Hayes, Ilan Katz, Sebastian Misson, Roger Patulny, and Kristy Muir
Evidence-based interventions for adolescent's health and wellbeing: additions to the VCAMS catalogue (psychological distress, sexually transmitted infections, full-time education or work, shortage of money, and long bone fractures) and injury update, David Fildes, Pamela Grootemaat, Nick Marosszeky, and Darcy Morris
The development of a minimum dataset for Victorian hospital based palliative care consultancy teams: final report, Robert Gordon, Peter Martin, Darssan Balasingam, David Fildes, and Michael Tarn
A costing study of blood and marrow transplantation services in NSW: final report, Robert Gordon, Cristina Thompson, Joseph Carolan, Gary Eckstein, and Catherine Rostron
Support for the next step - post school programs for school leavers with disabilities in 2009, Janette Green
Functional assessment tool pilot study - data analysis, Janette Green and Kathy Eagar
Evidence-based interventions for children's health and wellbeing: additions to the catalogue (fruit and vegetable intake, postnatal depression, family functioning, and family participation), Pamela Grootemaat, Nick Marosszeky, David Fildes, and Darcy Morris
Compliance review: A study undertaken to support the development of a Regional MCS Strategy for Pacific Oceanic Fisheries, Quentin A. Hanich, Colin Brown, Ben M. Tsamenyi, Marcel Kroese, Duncan Soutar, and Christian McDonald
Soft drinks, weight status and health: a review, Debra Hector, Anna Rangan, Tim Gill, Jimmy Chun Yu Louie, and Victoria M. Flood
Inappropriate food marketing, Lesley King, Bridget Kelly, Timothy Gill, Josephine Chau, and Kathy Chapman
Evidence-based interventions for children's health and wellbeing: additions to the VCAMS catalogue (overweight and obesity, diversity, parks and playgrounds, and the AEDI), Nick Marosszeky, Pamela Grootemaat, David Fildes, and Darcy Morris
Updates to the catalogue of evidence-based strategies for children's health and wellbeing: part 3, Nick Marosszeky, Pamela Grootemaat, David Fildes, and Kate Williams
Report on 'Equivalency' under the IUU Regulation 1005/2008, Jo-Anne McCrea, Quentin A. Hanich, and Martin Tsamenyi
Discussion Paper: Australia's ability to meet the requirements of European Commission Regulation No. 1005/2008 'establishing a Community system to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, Jo-Anne McCrea, Quentin Hanich, and Martin Tsamenyi
National evaluation (2004-2008) of the Stronger Families and Communities Strategy 2004-2009, Kristy Muir, Ilan Katz, Christiane Purcal, Roger Patulny, Saul Flaxman, David Abello, Natasha Cortis, Cathy Thomson, Ioana Oprea, Sarah Wise, Ben Edwards, Mathew Gray, and Alan Hayes
Independent evaluation of headspace: the National Youth Mental Health Foundation, interim evaluation report, Kristy Muir, Shannon McDermott, Sandra Gendera, Saul Flaxman, Roger Patulny, Tomasz Sitek, David Abello, Ioana Oprea, and Ilan Katz
Report of the outcomes from the state-wide Refugee Health Workshop: 'Models of care in refugee health: perspectives from rural, regional and metropolitan providers' (Liverpool, NSW, 20 November 2009), Alan Owen
Cancer Australia: the first phase, October 2006 to December 2008, Alan Owen, Cristina Thompson, Roger Dunston, and Kathy Eagar
The Philippines as an Archipelagic and Maritime Nation: Interests, Challenges, and Perspectives, Mary Ann Palma
Building on our strengths: a framework to reduce racial discrimination and promote diversity in Victoria, Y Paradies, L Chandrakumar, Natascha Klocker, M Frere, K Webster, G Berman, and Peter McLean
Good Practice Guidelines: Leading Teaching Teams, Alisa Percy, Gerry Lefoe, Jeannette Stirling, Rosemary Beaumont, and Kathy Rudkin
Care planning sub-program: exit interview report, Karen Quinsey, Darcy Morris, David Fildes, Anita Westera, and Kathryn Williams
Care planning sub-program: findings from the national evaluation, Karen Quinsey, Kathryn Williams, Anita Westera, and Darcy Morris
Soft drinks, weight status and health: health professional update, Anna Rangan, Debra Hector, Jimmy Chun Yu Louie, Victoria M. Flood, and Tim Gill
International Principles in Marine Conservation and Management, G. L. Rose, Quentin Hanich, Ruth Davis, Ben M. Tsamenyi, and Afroza Begum
Evaluating CareSearch 2: key findings, Peter Samsa, David Fildes, and Sonia Bird
Evaluating CareSearch: a comparison of 2007 and 2008 results, Peter Samsa, David Fildes, and Sonia Bird
Intake assessment in DADHC using the ONI-IAM, Peter Samsa, Alan Owen, Pamela Grootemaat, Donna Truran, and Kathy Eagar
An analysis of the DADHC access point trial data, Peter Samsa, Alan Owen, and Tara Stevermuer
Final report on the DADHC access point trial data, Peter Samsa, Tara Stevermuer, Sonia Bird, and Alan Owen
Validation and clinical translation of the revised continence and patient satisfaction tools: first progress report, Janet Sansoni, Nick Marosszeky, and Emily Sansoni


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A great day out to Lambros Fish and Chips. Returned after 3 months and still the taste and quality is the same as before. Great portions, good fish selection and great taste. Even in December lunch time was still full. Don't worry there is seating for both inside and outside near the beach so you will find seats. As it was a sunny and warm day it made for a special day of fish and chips by the sea.
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abstract = "Abstract Total body sodium and arterial blood pressure (ABP) are mutually dependent variables regulated by complex control systems. This review addresses the role of ABP in the normal control of sodium excretion (NaEx), and the physiological control of renin secretion. NaEx is a pivotal determinant of ABP, and under experimental conditions, ABP is a powerful, independent controller of NaEx. Blood volume is a function of dietary salt intake; however, ABP is not, at least not in steady states. A transient increase in ABP after a step-up in sodium intake could provide a causal relationship between ABP and the regulation of NaEx via a hypothetical integrative control system. However, recent data show that subtle sodium loading (simulating salty meals) causes robust natriuresis without changes in ABP. Changes in ABP are not necessary for natriuresis. Normal sodium excretion is not regulated by pressure. Plasma renin is log-linearly related to salt intake, and normally, decreases in renin secretion are a precondition of natriuresis after increases in total body sodium. Renin secretion is controlled by renal ABP, renal nerve activity and the tubular chloride concentrations at the macula densa (MD). Renal nerve activity is related to blood volume, also at constant ABP, and elevates renin secretion by means of β1-adrenoceptors. Recent results indicate that renal denervation reduces ABP and renin activity, and that sodium loading may decrease renin without changes in ABP, glomerular filtration rate or β1-mediated nerve activity. The latter indicates an essential role of the MD mechanism and/or a fourth mediator of the physiological control of renin secretion.",
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Mind Over Matter – Learning Capital Cities Week 1
Right so to start off with – Capital Cities. I have reasonable knowledge of capital cities and it will be interesting to see how far I can take it. Sorry to anyone if I forget your capital. Its about learning to build up my knowledge.
Stage 1 – Europe
My home base so should be quite easy – I know most of the main capitals. Eastern Europe – not so much but it gonna be a challenge.
Belgium, Belarus and Ukraine down and nailed with a look at Switzerland next. The pattern of knowledge is good – gonna throw a spanner in the works. Put some music on to listen to.
Session 1 – Complete
Easy – with a few hiccups.
Session 2 – Difficulty gets stepped up a level – 8 choices to pick from.
After 2 Sessions – I believe I got the idea…
Thoughts – so far
I am liking how this works for the mind. I am writing this after spending a few weeks figuring other elements out. It hit me how the cities I have learnt so far have already got into my "long term memory."
Next Week – Part 2 – European Cities. Long way to go on this journey.
The Mind over Matter Challenge – Announcement
Welcome to the Mind Over Matter Challenge. I am going to be learning simple things to start off with but then build them up into more diverse and wacky complex things.
So Memrise will be helping me build my knowledge and my vocabulary.
Next Week – European Capital Cities Part 1
The Challenges Begin – Introduction Part 1
After a brief hiatus to deal with some stuff – time to begin.
The Knowledge Challenge -
To know more is always better so every Tuesday I will be tackling some random knowledge test starting with the use of the Memrise software.
The Memory Challenge
To begin to build upon the last few years and to try to build more. To remember things better. Date to be concidered.
The Arts and Crafts Challenge
To practice different techniques and to later down the line develop some more original artwork that i have been known for. Notice the blank spaces in the title images – these will be filled up with content around them.
More to announce today…..


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Hi all,
During our kitchen remodel, we are replacing the two kitchen windows - one over the sink and one over the desk. They face my neighbor's brick wall and I have been looking at garden windows as a solution - fill them up with lovely herbs and plants so I don't see the brick wall!
Does anyone have experience with these windows? Should I just do a deep sill instead? We are in Toronto, Canada, so much of the time, it's pretty cold outside. Will this be a concern?
Anyone have another suggestion to deal with the ugly view?
We had a garden window at our old house. It was in front of the kitchen sink so it was hard to reach all the way across the sink and into the window to clean or care for plants. This might be a good way to deal with your view issue though, but - would you get enough sun there to grow plants? Perhaps you could bring in artificial lights, such as flourescent lights for your plants? Your plants would like the light and so would you.
We put in a Sunrise Garden Window - This was right after the reno - I didn't have any plants in it yet -
Currently, I have a big planter of herbs and just pluck them and add them to whatever I am cooking.
I find the chives are a bit leggy, but the parsley, basil, rosemary, etc are doing fine.
This is a south exposure but it is partially blocked by a blue spruce.
I would have done something a bit different if I found GW. I would have built a standard bay with the counter going out into the bay (but you will need a special device to open the window...) I can reach our openers as it isn't too deep.
I also put a grow light in the window this spring and grew a few babies for my outside garden.
We installed a garden window to replace a standard one behind the kitchen sink. It does make the room feel a lot bigger and was worth the cost.
One suggestion -- I would have a window expert give you a cost to do the whole window. Although I have seen some garden windows called "replacement windows" it seems like they're all new construction. We got a Milgard Montecito which looks great. But the install required cutting out the exterior stucco so we could attach the window directly against the studs. There may be another window that doesn't require this but I don't know if they are of good quality.
We were also installing countertops at the same time and cut out a piece of the quartz to go over the window base and extend inward into the sill. The Milgard window allows for up to an inch to place a base -- if you don't put anything down,you would need to seal the edge between the window base and the interior window sill.
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At first we thought of doing a garden window, nothing the matter with them atoll! But we decided on a bay window instead with a granite ledge on the outside of the window.
We can put plants/flowers, (You name it), on that ledge and block anything we want to. Fortunately it looks into our large back yard full of Hybiscus, roses, dalias, etc, so no need to block, but we can if we wanna.
The bay window does make the kitchen look much larger, and since the window has granite both in side the window and outside, it "Appears" that the window is sitting on a granite ledge.
We didn't do a garden window, but a regular window which we bumped out. What I like best about it is that there is no sill, but the counter runs out flush to the edge of the window. Makes for easy clean up.
A couple of things to consider is if the garden window has glass on top, think about how much heat may build up from the sun. Also if you want to open the windows, think about casement where you can reach the crank. Mother had a double hung over her sink, and it took charles atlas to open it.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Salt Lake County mayoral candidate Mark Crockett has issued cease-and-desist letters after his tax records were posted online containing personal information — an act he said was meant to make him a target for hackers.
Documents regarding tax liens against the Republican were first discovered by Jeff Bell, host of the radio program "The LEFT Show" and a Democratic candidate running in House District 43. The Salt Lake County Democratic Party then picked up the document and emailed it to Utah media outlets.
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The lien, as released by the California State Tax Commission, included partial social security numbers. Bell said he posted the document on his radio show's blog and discussed it in two of the show's episodes this week. It was public information that he found online, he said.
Bell, who received a cease-and-desist letter Thursday, said he immediately replaced the online document with a redacted copy that does not contain any social security numbers. Bell said he had no qualms about removing the information and would have done so without legal promptings.
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Bell said he had no contact with McAdams about posting the records, and even criticized McAdams on his radio show for not seeking out possible tax discrepancies by his opponent on his own.
Bell also denied leaving personal information in the document as a way to cause problems for Crockett.
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Preceded the Pharell Williams-produced first single Sing, Sheeran says he hopes to expand his growing fan base with his new album simply titled x.
After scoring the highest selling debut album of 2011 in the US and achieving worldwide fame — thanks in part to Taylor Swift's fandom — British singer songwriter Ed Sheeran hopes to expand his fan base with his new album simply titled x.
To achieve this, Sheeran chose Sing as the first single from the album, which comes with Pharrell Williams' cache. Produced and co-written by the star producer who's currently enjoying a career renaissance, the track steps away from Sheeran's laid-back acoustic sound, straying into pop territory.
"Sing was a song that I did with Pharrell and it was a very random studio session where he was forcing me to try new things and really pushing me outside my comfort zone and we just ended up with that song," Sheeran told Reuters in an interview. "I think he knew how special it was and I needed a lot of convincing and I'm glad he convinced me," he said, hoping it will provide further proof of his versatility
The new song comes from Sheeran's sophomore album, x (read as 'multiply'). Its title gives a strong indication of his expanding musical scope, especially since his debut was titled + (read as 'plus'). And he confirms its implication: "It's a bit more of a well-rounded album. It's more thought out, I think. Along the same trajectory as + but bigger, that's why I called it x because it had made everything bigger."
One can't help but wonder if the success of +, with sales that have gone 22 times platinum worldwide making Sheeran the biggest selling British artist since 2011, may have put pressure on the 23-year-old to break his own mould. Or was it his almost overnight transition from being a tireless busker to performing as the opening act on Taylor Swift's highly successful Red tour as well as being her duet partner on her track Everything has Changed that has made him braver on the musical front?
Asked about Swift's role in his US success, Sheeran minced no words: "I think Taylor as a musician, as a person and as an entity, is one of the biggest exports from the US. So to have her seal of approval, enough to take me on tour for six months was, you know, instrumental to me breaking the States."
"I'd been over to the States a lot. I'd had a bit of success there but just having that stamp of approval just took me from a theatre artist to an arena artist and took me from a one hit to a household name," he continued.
Swift also has become something of a role model for Sheeran: "If someone has aims, dreams and aspirations to become a superstar she'd be the best example of it, of how to keep it together."
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Fame has allowed Sheeran to circulate in the higher echelons of the pop world, including the chance to duet with Elton John, singing the classic Candle in the Wind at the elder musician's 22nd Annual AIDS Foundation in March. Surprisingly though, he says it hasn't brought many surprises.
"I think my experience of fame thus far has been everything I thought it would be, everything you hear about in songs and interviews and people say this is gonna happen and this is gonna happen and this is gonna happen," he said. "Everything happened. It was just like watching a domino effect. And most of it was positive."
However, not everything in Sheeran's life has been quite so positive, indicated by the track which he says "describes the album best" called Mess. "The music industry is a very dark place and you can let yourself get sucked in there quite easily," he said. "I mean there were a couple of occasions where I was in the darker side of things, I guess, but again it's just about coming home and getting back to your roots."
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