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On October 4, 1879, J. U. Huff deeded the following described land to the Caldwell Cemetery Association, Isaac B. Gilmore, President.
Beginning at a location stone on the NE corner of the West half of the NW quarter of Section 35 Tp 34 Range 3 West, West 500 feet, South 530 feet , East 500 feet, North 530 feet to the location stone containing 5 acres, more or less.
Isaac B. Gilmore, President of the Caldwell Cemetery Association deeded the above described land to the City of Caldwell Dec 3, 1883.
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The government needs more nodes: Various agencies want to seed cities with wireless networking devices (image from a DOD document).
Despite the high costs and unproven social benefits for municipal broadband, dozens of U.S. cities are ignoring laws banning anti-competitive practices and getting into the internet business.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Department of Defense is planning to build robots that configure themselves into ad hoc wireless networks within urban areas.
City mayors claim they want to provide free and low-cost Wi-Fi access to the poor and attract business travelers. Defense planners say they need to have broadband capabilities in urban war zones.
But rather than closing the "digital divide" (which many academics admit is being exaggerated), or providing a redundant service to traveling salesmen, it appears that officials aim to seize control of internet communications and track individuals in urban areas.
Military and law enforcement agencies will also use the wireless networks to stage "hard PSYOP" attacks against a brain-chipped populace, according to historian and commentator Alan Watt, who specializes in secret societies and government intelligence operations.
Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston, and Providence, R.I. are among the cities partnering with private companies and the federal government to set up public broadband internet access. Providence used Homeland Security funds to construct a network for police, which may be made available to the public at a later date.
None of the cities are expected to turn a profit anytime soon. Nor are the poor likely to benefit from the projects.
Subscribers to Philly's "Wireless Philadelphia" service, for example, will pay up to 73 percent more than the rate promised to them two years ago.
"(Philadelphia) presented dangerously inaccurate estimates and figures for the costs and revenue" for its wireless network, according to a recent analysis by students at Harvard Law School.
Seeding: The DOD envisions soldiers dropping robots into cities. The robots will self-configure into what are known as "mesh networks."
City officials have managed to line their own pockets, however.
Philadelphia's former chief information officer, Dianah Neff (below, right), now works for Civitium, the consulting firm she paid $300,000 to help build Philly's Wi-Fi network.
Denise Brady, San Francisco's former deputy CIO, also took a position with Civitium after bringing the firm her city's business.
San Franciscans might actually lose more than money to their city's muni Wi-Fi scheme.
Google and Earthlink, the companies building San Francisco's Wi-Fi network, want to place cameras and sensors atop lampposts at the same time they are installing their Wi-Fi antennae. The companies say they merely want to help police and emergency workers.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation and the ACLU have opposed such police/public proposals.
But even if the cities fail to complete their Wi-Fi projects, the military will be able to set up wireless networks within hours, perhaps even faster.
The DOD, which is in the middle of joint urban war-games with Homeland Security and Canadian, Israeli and other international forces, is experimenting with Wi-Fi networks it can set up on the fly.
According to a recent DOD announcement for contractors, soldiers will be able to drop robots, called LANdroids (below, left), when they arrive in a city. The robots will then scurry off to position themselves, becoming nodes for a wireless communications network. (Click here to download a PDF of the DOD announcement.)
The Wi-Fi antennae dotting the urban landscape will serve not only as communications relays, but as transponders that can pinpoint the exact positions of of individual computers and mobile phones–a scenario I described in the Boston Globe last year.
In other words, where GPS loses site of a device (and its owner), Wi-Fi will pick up the trail.
The antennae will also relay orders to the brain-chipped masses, members of the British Ministry of Defense and the DOD believe.
"We already are evolving toward technology implanting," reads a 1996 Air Force report.
People, already conditioned to receiving biological agents such as flu shots in their bodies, will welcome brain chips that promise to help them control technology, the Air Force report says.
Indeed, Alan Watt believes one of the purposes of muni Wi-Fi and LANdroids will be to disseminate commands and propaganda directly into the human brain.
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Around this time last year my fiance Jenn and I were in India for the Holi Festival. Holi was one of the main reasons we went to India. I had seen so many pictures of this spiritual occasion which absolutely fascinated me. We ended up in Jaipur, ("The Pink City") for the festival. I'm not going to get into the history of Jaipur, but what I'm told is that many years back the people of Jaipur painted all the buildings pink just before the town was to be visited by the king. It's a very different place, quite astounding. As our driver is taking us into town we start to see all these Indians covered in color. Many of them are riding along side us on their bikes and scooters. I'm just giddy with excitement to hurry out and photograph everything in sight. We rush to check in at the hotel and head out the door. At the time Jenn and I weren't engaged, it was my plan to propose to her in the middle of all the color madness. I tucked the engagement ring in my pocket as we headed out the door. We asked our driver to drop us off downtown, he seamed a little concerned, but I wasn't sure why. I was on a mission and I didn't want anything getting in the way, I guess I kind of ignored the concerned vibe he was giving off.
He dropped us off in the middle of town, pointed out a landmark and told us to meet him there in two hours. We were instantly bombarded by teenage Indian boys covered in colored powders. It was humbling at first. When you get involved and "play Holi" you are asking to get covered in powders. We knew this. What happens when you get approached to play Holi is they hug you, wipe color on your face and say "happy Holi!" We were the only westerners in sight, we stuck out like a sore thumb. They kept coming at us like a disturbed bees nest. It instantly got overwhelming.
Jenn had read in Lonely Planet that it's a good idea for women to be covered up and that there might be a chance that she might get groped. What Lonely Planet should have read, is that if you are a female in India during Holi, you will definitely get groped. Do not go outside! We started to realize that there weren't any females in sight.
These sexually deprived, drunken teenage boys used the Holi hug as a way of grabbing her breasts. By the time we left, we were surrounded. We ended up fleeing from downtown in a tuk tuk, only a half hour into the two hours our driver had allotted us.


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Nugent, though, has even bigger things on his mind.
"I'm feeling good and looking forward to seeing how everything turns out," he said. "This is kind of a warm up for the Olympic Trials, but I'm here to compete. It should be interesting."
That's right, Nugent is set to compete in the Olympic Trials at the University of Oregon's Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. on June 23 at 9:30 a.m.
He said the entirety of his season has been spent in preparation for that one race.
"It's all about peaking at the right time," he said. "Of course, I want to win a national title and a team title, but it's an Olympic year and it's time to get ready for that as well."
Still, Nugent is realistic about his chances.
"Unfortunately for me, right now there are some of the most legendary hurdlers of all time that are professional," he said. "The next trials will be completely different though. I'll be older and more experienced."
Nugent, who is just 14 semester hours and one internship from receiving his degree in disaster studies, will no longer be eligible to compete in collegiate sports after this season. He said his intention is to turn professional as a hurdler after this season is over.
"Hopefully I land on a good agent," he said. "All signs are pointing at going pro, so why not?"
Nugent said he is beside himself at the mere thought of a pro career in track.
"Coming out of high school, my thinking wasn't of going professional; it was just to get through college," he said. "I've done that, so now it's on to the next step."
Nugent said he is just happy to know his hurdling career will still have legs after this week.
"I still have track ahead of me no matter what," he said. "If I don't make the Olympic team, I've got a meet in Mexico coming up. It's sort of like a Pro Bowl for college athletes. It's the top-two in every event."
Regardless of what his future holds, Nugent has some big races ahead this week.
"Now it's just time to kick it into another gear," he said. "It's a very fun time."
On Wednesday at 7:15 p.m., Nugent will run the lead leg on the Tigers' 4x100 meter relay team, as it attempts to qualify for the final of that event on Saturday at 11:03 p.m.
However the relays turn out for LSU, Nugent said he knows he is done running them after this week.
"They'll just put an Olympic team together with some fast 100 runners," he said with a laugh. "They won't need a hurdler."
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Willis McGahee and Knowshon Moreno Injured; Lance Ball is Your New Best Friend
If there's one running attack you want a piece, it's the Denver Broncos
By: Athlon Sports | 11/14/11, 11:39 AM EST
When Knowshon Moreno went down with a knee and Willis McGahee left with a hamstring in the Broncos weird win over the Chiefs, there was only one running back left on the team (not named Tim Tebow) to carry the league's heaviest rushing load: Lance Ball.
You should get to know Lance Ball because if there's one rushing attack you probably want a piece of, it's the Denver Broncos.
By now you know that Time Tebow completed only two passes in Denver's win over the Chiefs. And it doesn't take a brain scientist (or a rocket surgeon) to figure out that means that the Broncos are run first, second and third team.
The extent of McGahee's injury seems to be mild. According to reports, he could have come back in the game, but we all know how hamstring's can come back to haunt a player, especially a running back.
You can almost predict that McGahee's hammy will act up at some point on Thursday's game and cause him to miss anywhere from a few series to a quarter or half or more.
Knowshon Moreno, on the other hand, has already been ruled out of this Thursday's game against the Jets.
Which leave Lance Ball as, at worst, the #2 rusher on a team that will run the ball 50 times. Even if McGahee is 100% healthy, Lance Ball will get plenty of chances. He proved he can carry the load against the Chiefs when he posted 96 yards on a whopping 30 carries.
Tebow will get his share of carries, but I would look to Lance Ball as an easy RB#2 going into this week, even against a supposedly stingy Jets defense.
With the game against the Chiefs, Lance Ball had more carries in one game than he did combined all season. Which means his legs are fresh enough to take an extended number of carries, especially if Fox wants to lessen Tebow's load to try and lower his chances of getting injured.
We'll keep you updated on the status of McGahee, but with the insanely elevated number of rushes the Broncos call, the second option at running back could easily get more carries than the first option of more balanced teams.
And at the end of the day, you want your fantasy players to touch the ball as many times as possible, right? You can't score if you don't get the ball, and if there's one thing that's for sure this week, Lance Ball will live up to his name and get the ball.
Ball has fantasy worth until Moreno comes back. Even then, with McGahee's hamstring injury, it's a situation you want to keep close tabs on as the fantasy playoffs get closer.
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South Africa's independent news network eNews is to launch in the UK on Sky, it has emerged.
Users of Digital Spy's television forums reported that the eNews Channel will take the slot on Sky's electronic programme guide where Africa Channel+1 used to be.
The network will start broadcasting in the UK "within weeks", and tests broadcasts on Sky are already underway, it has been revealed.
The TV with Thinus blog, which first reported the launch, said that the channel will change its name to ENCA for the Sky launch.
In an official press release, South Africa's first independent 24-hour news service confirmed that it will soon expand outside of Africa.
An exact date for the UK launch has not yet been announced, but it will be "within weeks" once testing has been completed.
Patrick Conroy, the group head of news at broadcaster e.tv, said that the move will give the channel access to more than 10 million British homes on Sky.
"What is really significant is that we will have access to the South African expat community. If they want news from home it is just a click away," he said.
Alongside the rebranding, TV with Thinus reported that the eNews channel will also unveil a "new look" when it arrives in the UK.
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10 reviews of Poas Volcano, Doka Coffee Estate and Sarchi Arts and Craft
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Poas Volcano, Doka Coffee Estate and Sarchi Arts and Craft. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Reviewed by Britt B, USA, April 2013
The things you learn when you have a great guide! We had a wonderful day, and the weather was perfect. The volcano and the scenery also impressive. Learned a lot about coffee at the Doka estate. Lunch was good and the view from the table was beautiful overlooking the lake. Sarchi Arts and Craft - Beautiful hand painted oxcarts and woodwork, hard to resist buying souvenirs. A great day and I highly recommend it.
Britt B, CA
Reviewed by Ashley B, April 2013
This is the perfect day tour as far as length. You will be picked up at 8am and dropped off by dinner time (~6pm). The volcano is a long shot as to whether or not you will see anything but clouds. Unless you take a tour that heads up to the mountains before sunrise it is not likely that you will see anything but clouds. It is very cold up there and will rain intermittently so being a water resistant jacket. The views on the way up to the volcano are amazing and I think the drive and the hike in the forest make up for not seeing anything once you get to the top. But don't count on a view at the volcano.
The coffee tour is great and very informative. The tour was somewhat shorter than I thought it would be but it is great. Lunch is provided at the coffee shop and is very good.
There is also a stop at a large Ox cart and touristy shop at the end of the day.
Overall this is a good tour if you only have a day and don't mind getting views from a bus window as it ascends the volcano. I enjoyed myself and the tour.
Reviewed by Michael B, June 2012
Excellent value. Poas Volcano was magnificent (we were blessed with an uncommonly good day with great visibility). Plenty of time to experience the beauty. For the coffee lover, Doka Coffee Estate was like making a pilgrimage! The lunch there was wonderful ... a tradtional Costa Rica "casado" dish. I was also pleasantly surprised by the small stops along the way that were not on the itinerary. The only downside was the traffic in San Jose on the way home. This added about two hours to our expected arrival. We were located at a hotel downtown, however, so this was not a problem for those staying by the airport. I give this a very strong recommendation.
Reviewed by Fran, USA, April 2012
Great trip! I confirmed a week before and received an email the next day confirming the pickup time. A van arrived with a driver and bilingual guide. The drive from San Jose to the volcano took about 1 hour 20 minutes. Along the way the guide was very friendly and talked about Costa Rica. It's not much of a hike to see the volcano, easy 10 min walk from the parking lot. After viewing the volcano we drove 10 minutes to Doka Estates for the coffee tour - excellent, samples of coffee and chocolate covered coffee beans, butterfly garden, and great buffet lunch with local costa rican food. Sarchi tour is ok, stop at the workshop where oxcarts are made, 15 minute presentation, and then we had 45 minutes to browse the souvenir shop. Overall, it was a great deal through Viator.
Reviewed by Barbara D, USA, August 2011
This tour was superb! The Poas Volcano was beautiful! We enjoyed the coffee tour at Doka Estate as well. The Sarchi Arts and Crafts were remarkable! We recommend this tour!
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Reviewed by Mully, April 2013
Poas was marred in fog but the tour was exceptional. Doka was great and the Sarchi arts and Crafts was a typical souvie shop. Overall it was a very nice tour
Reviewed by James E, USA, March 2011
great trip, except for the Sarchi Arts and craft, all that is is shopping, Coffee and Volcano excellent, driver AL was excellent!!!!
Reviewed by Folke B, March 2011
First: You demanded us to confirm via email but you did not answer you had got our confirmation. Therefore we were anxious that no-one should pick us up. It is very important that you answer emails especially when we asked for an answer!
Second: We were pleased with the tour. We were lucky to see the volcano in sunshine. The guide was nice and ambitious.
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Souhegan Valley Boys & Girls Club dealing up 'Poker U.'
On Thursday, March 7, at 6:30 p.m., the River Card Room in Milford will host "Poker University," a class designed to teach beginners the ins and outs of the game. For $45, participants 18 and up will receive poker lessons, $30 in chips, appetizers and a drink.
River Card Room General Manager Greg Barber said Poker University is a great way for newcomers to the game or those who want to brush up on their skills to learn from the best - the dealers.
"Normally dealers aren't allowed to talk at the table or give advice, but during Poker University, they have a chance to talk about the game to people who have never played before," Barber said.
The setting is informal and friendly, said Barber, so that folks aren't intimidated. The class includes everything from the very basic - from what a blind is - to how to make a bet and of course, what hand beats another.
"If people get really interested, the dealers can talk about bluffing or how to know the odds of getting a hand," Barber said. "It can get pretty in-depth if that's what the players want."
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By law, 35 percent of what the River Card Room takes in has to go to charity.
"The River Card Room has donated almost $45,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley over the past five years and hundreds of thousands more to other local charities," said Kevin Salemi, director of outreach for the club.
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> All rares collectors Let me express the greetings of the season. I wish you a happy new year !! Much love, courage and truth to you all in 2011. FYI, this is the Year of the Hare in Chinese astrology of Japan. I want to make rapid progress like the rabbit in this year > Athelas the Moderator If this post is inadequate for this forum's rule, please delete or let me know to delete this post.
Happy New Year Peil, also while I am here just wondering if you were planning on attending the rares fest at end of month?. Would be great if you could attend with a vendor ). Also spread the word to your Asian friends =). Here is link. http://vboards.stratics.com/uo-rares-collector/231109-rares-fest-chessy-jan-28-29-30th.html
Happy New year to everyone and hope you all get that item you most desire! We only got 1 yr and 11 months till the end so keep that in mind
Happy New Year to you too, Peil! I LOVE your card - you always make the most creative and visually pleasing art featuring your avatar! It always makes me smile
It is absolutely welcome. You are a member of this community, you are one of my people, those that I try my hardest to protect. That goes for all collectors, be it event items, serverbirths, muffins, rainbows, and yes even old shoes. We may not always agree, but understand I have your best interests in mind at all times. I'd like to follow Peil's lead and wish everyone a happy new year. I'm very excited to see what 2011 has in store for all of us.
> All replier Thanks for your replys and have a happy new year ! > lineman Thanks for an invitation to a festival. But, I don't have no rares for sale at this time, too. So I'll participate as a buyer


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May 23, 2012
Listen to UB Baseball at the MAC Tournament
AVON, OH – As the University at Buffalo baseball team takes the field for the first time at the Mid-American Conference Baseball Tournament on Wednesday, buffalobulls.com will have free live audio of all of the action.
Brian Wolff and Joe Kepler will be calling the action from All Pro Freight Stadium in Avon, OH beginning with the Bulls opening round game against Kent State on Wednesday night at 7:30 pm. The MAC Tournament has a double-elimination format, so regardless of what happens on Wednesday, the Bulls will play again on Thursday.
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Here's my "crappy list" of things to watch out for when buying a production boat - particularly an express cruiser.
I will come back to this and add things to the list and include some photos, too. If you can think of anything on your boat to add, let me know and I will type it in here. These are characteristics common on many production boats - considered "throw-away boats" in the USA.
Now let's face it. These boats have to be pumped out quickly and in good numbers off smooth-operating production lines to justify manuafcturing costs. The boat builders are operating in competitive markets and need to keep their workforce going year in, year out. There is therefore very little if any regard as to how the boat is going to be maintained and serviced. That's not 'our concern once it leaves our factory,' they'd argue. But my line of thought is that you have marine mechanics, electricians, upholsterers, plumbers and other tradespeople working on your vessel. They are a form of marketing and what do they tell their friends at the pub over a beer about different brands of boat after a hard days work at the dock?
Here's a starters list of things to look out for and be wary of:
- Fuses located in difficult or near-impossible-to-access places: like hidden underneath a mountain of wiring up under the helm station, where you find yourself lying down on the deck in a contortionist act to test and or replace them!
- Cheapskate quality bimini, covers and clears: that will need to be replaced within a couple of years. You know when you can see the sun shining through them they ain't real crash-hot! Also be careful of using chemical cleaning agents on clears: they can actually do more damage than good! And zips...zips!!! Zippers do NOT belong on boats! A constant source of annoyance and guzzlers of vasoline, they are best replaced with any type of button or clip you can use as a more-reliable alternative.
- Lack of side decks: a big one on many express boats. You generally only have access forward through an opening hatch in the wind shield or forward deck hatches. But these can be cumbersome and somewhat more dangerous under certain conditions such as rolling seas or with wet decks.
- Fresh water pumps fixed on top of fresh water tanks and right up underneath decks where it is difficult or near-impossible to service the filter or the pump with any ease.
- Shower sump pumps bolted to bulkheads and again up and under decks in places where you simply can't access the filter without breaking it off or breaking something else!
- Stereo systems: with a myriad of wiring buried loosely in head liner and behind cupboards, ducting systems and bulkheads. None of it contained in wiring looms and all of it an absolute nightmare to replace. Then there's the speakers wired into radar arches etc. Have fun with that, guys!
- Cramped engine rooms: are perfect for midgets, but not necessarily the rest of us average folk. Production boats use every spare inch of space, which is great when you are trying to fit every conceivable appliance and gizmo known to mankind in the boat and market the advantages to buyers! But not so good for 'the chosen one' who has to venture down into "the pit" to help keep the boat running for your enjoyment.
- Wiring...wiring and more wiring. Honestly, is it just done to annoy the hell out of us boat-owners? It's never labeled, there are no wiring looms for anything and it's always a big bill if you cannot or will not do the work yourself. Man, just try tracking back 30 foot or more of electrical wiring throughout a boat and see how many expletives you utter before task-end.
- Windscreen wipers: are great when they work. But try replacing one on an express cruiser when its seized motor is mounted up under the deck, behind a cabinet, in the head compartment. Ask someone you really hate to do the job for you.
- Lots and lots and lots and lots more vinyl. Those flashy new seats look fantastic! But in places like California or Queensland in Australia you seriously need to work hard and have good quality covers to protect them from the harsh UV rays of the sun. Once they start to deteriorate, it's an uphill grind to keep them in good condition.
- Plastic deck hatches. You gotta love plastic. Where would we be be without it? You could not imagine companies that make them running into financial difficulties. I mean, for such a small area of plastic they charge into the hundreds or even a thousand or more dollars! And that's before you pay someone to install it properly. They let good light in below deck, but once again the sun wears them down over time. They crack, they are difficult to reseal reliably, the seals wear out, the hinges, latches and gaskets need constant lubrication. You realise you didn't pay enough attention to what seems such a straight-forward, out-of-sight-out-of-mind item until a problem arises!
- Bow rails, deck cleats and other docking equipment bolted behind, underneath and up-and-under deck-to-hull joins etc. Great fun...for someone who knows what the hell they are doing! Agitating, mind-boggling, annoying, infuriating for anyone else trying to replace, repair etc.
OK, the market dictates what is produced in terms of all styles of boat. And the numbers of production boats indicate they have been a massive success for boat builders for the last decade or two. But has much changed in terms of attitude as to how they are constructed? It's a fine line to try and balance when you are in the business of building boats for a profit.
As a boat owner, you have these and many more issues to tackle that you weigh up against all the fantastic times you have out on the water and the wonderful experiences you enjoy. And all these little (or slightly big) imperfections have to be taken into consideration as part and parcel of being a boat owner.


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E.T. the Walrus is feeling good for his age.
He has white bristles and more than a few wrinkles on his leathery skin, but the 3,450-pound creature has two girlfriends and a sensitive nature that has made him one of the most beloved animals at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium.
To celebrate his 30th birthday, the zoo is hosting a three-day bash starting today, complete with fishy treats for the walruses and games and crafts for the kids.
"He's such an iconic animal for our zoo," said senior staff biologist Lisa Triggs, who has worked with E.T. for 16 years. "So many people grew up watching him grow up. He's just phenomenal."
Since E.T. was found in the wild, his exact birthday is unknown but it's believed to be sometime in June.
His turning the Big 3-0 is a major event for zoo workers, which is why they have put posters up around town and used billboards to invite the public to his celebration. Birthday buttons with E.T., young and old, will be sold at the main zoo gate this weekend for $1. All profits will go to the conservation fund.
The sea mammal stole Tacoma's heart Aug. 17, 1982, when he arrived at Point Defiance.
His story started in Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, where a group of oil workers spotted the baby wandering alone. They watched him walk three miles across Arctic tundra in search of his family.
When E.T. remained on his own for days, they rescued him and named him after the extraterrestrial creature in Steven Spielberg's movie.
The walrus was dehydrated and weighed only 155 pounds when he was taken in by the Alaska Zoo and U.S. Fish & Wildlife officials. Although they described E.T. as "very frail," Alaska Zoo staff members were able to nurse him from a bottle.
Since Point Defiance had nearly completed its Rocky Shores exhibit, the zoo offered to care for E.T., who received round-the-clock care once he arrived in Tacoma.
Within two months, he was testing the waters at Rocky Shores and bonding with the community. Visitors fell in love with his playful nature and flocked to see him, eagerly pressing their noses to the glass as he swam lazily on his back underwater.
That hasn't changed.
The walrus now is one of the most popular animals at the zoo, if not the most popular. Schoolchildren know him by name and he's a regular icon, with his lovable face and gigantic rolls plastered on billboards and other advertisements for Point Defiance.
E.T., however, has changed over the decades.
For starters, he's put on more than 3,000 pounds and been trained in myriad behaviors.
He voluntarily presents himself for weekly weigh-ins – getting every last inch of his blubber on a metal scale – and allows veterinarians to take blood samples, brush his teeth and do other maintenance necessary for his health and care.
He has picked up an impressive array of tricks that tickle his trainers and delight the public. E.T. can lift his flippers in greeting, stick out his tongue and nod yes or shake his head no in answer to questions.
He also has a repertoire of sounds he makes on command – eight, in fact. He can talk, sputter, whistle, grumble, roar, speak, growl and make a bell noise.
Triggs said he is amazing to work with, and is eager to please, so he learns quickly.
"It's like training your dog," she said. "It's just a bigger animal that can squash you."
VIDEO: E.T.'s vocalizations. From Point Defiance Zoo via YouTube.


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NEW YORK (August 30, 2012) -- Weill Cornell Medical College has been awarded three new research grants from the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society totaling $1.8 million. The funds will support critically-needed translational research for blood cancers, accelerating promising discoveries from the laboratory to the patient's bedside.
Each $600,000 Weill Cornell research grant award, part of the nationwide $12 million investment by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Translational Research Program, will fund research in areas of blood cancers with unmet medical needs, such as leukemia, acute myeloid leukemia, multiple myeloma and also long-term effects of blood cancer therapies.
"Weill Cornell thanks the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for its generous, proactive support of our latest translational research," says Dr. Gail J. Roboz, associate professor of medicine and director of the Leukemia Program at Weill Cornell. "These new grant awards will help our research teams continue to meet the current challenges of treating blood cancers and develop novel therapies to improve leukemia patient outcomes."
Weill Cornell's awarded research grants include:
Dr. Monica Guzman, assistant professor of pharmacology in medicine at Weill Cornell, is principal investigator for the new research grant study investigating novel targeted therapies and strategies to eliminate leukemia stem cells from patients in remission from the disease. This research project is vital since leukemia stem cells can hide deep within the bone marrow's microenvironment -- out of reach from chemotherapy drugs. Researchers plan to overcome this challenge by testing the efficacy of nanotechnology's delivery of anti-leukemia stem cell drugs directly into bone marrow. In addition, researchers will analyze shifts in leukemia cell populations within bone marrow using single cell analyses at diagnosis and remission. Researchers hope to gain better insight into chemo-resistant leukemia stem cells and potential targeted drug treatments during remission. Study collaborators include co-investigators Dr. Roboz of Weill Cornell, Dr. Marina Konopleva of MD Anderson and Dr. Haifa Shen of The Methodist Hospital Research Institute (THMRI).
Dr. Duane Hassane, assistant professor of computational biomedicine in medicine, is principal investigator for the new research grant study exploring the significance and mechanisms of genomic diversity in acute myeloid leukemia stem cells. This research study is vital since acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is most often a fatal disease marked by high relapse rates thought to be driven by cancer stem cells, which resist chemotherapy and can re-establish disease. Relapsed AML is more often genetically complex and drug resistant than at initial diagnosis, presenting additional therapeutic challenges. Researchers propose that cancer stem cells represent an important source of genetic diversity driving the evolution of relapsed AML. Researchers plan to investigate the extent of genetic diversity in AML cancer stem cells using genome sequencing and gain better insight into the mechanisms that drive this diversity to uncover new therapeutic targets. In addition, researchers aim to determine whether genomic variation and disorder represent better predictors of AML risk. This study is a collaborative effort with Weill Cornell's Dr. Olivier Elemento.
Dr. Ruben Niesvizky, associate professor of medicine at Weill Cornell and director of the Multiple Myeloma Service at the Center of Excellence for Lymphoma and Myeloma at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, is principal investigator for the new research grant study that will investigate stem cell alterations in multiple myeloma patients treated with the drug lenalidomide. Researchers will analyze the mechanisms underlying long-term and late-effects resulting from this cancer treatment and the development of measures to significantly reduce or prevent the drug's toxicities. This research project is vital for this disease, characterized by the clonal expansion of malignant plasma cells, because despite many treatment advances and improvement in survival, relapse occurs and the disease remains incurable. Novel agents like the drug lenalidomide have improved survival in patients with advanced multiple myeloma, but long-term use may lead to the development of second primary malignancies.
Researchers hope to gain insight into the mechanisms by which lenalidomide kills multiple myeloma cells and how the drug's long-time use leads to the development of other hematologic malignancies. Researchers plan to analyze single cell bone marrow stem cells of multiple myeloma patients after long-term exposure to lenalidomide, track any changes in their bone marrow stem cells and identify any early cellular changes that could be used as predictors of risk of second primary malignancies. Study co-investigators are Dr. Hassane and Dr. Guzman of Weill Cornell.
"These awarded translational research grants recognize Weill Cornell and its researchers' leadership in the field of leukemia and blood cancer research discoveries and treatments," says Dr. David Nanus, the Mark W. Pasmantier Professor of Hematology and Oncology in Medicine and chief of the Division of Hematology and Medical Oncology at Weill Cornell. "We admire the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's strategic approach in funding translational research where it is needed most -- for the most difficult to treat blood cancers -- to improve survival and the quality of life for patients with these hard to treat diseases."
Weill Cornell Medical College
Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell University's medical school located in New York City, is committed to excellence in research, teaching, patient care and the advancement of the art and science of medicine, locally, nationally and globally. Physicians and scientists of Weill Cornell Medical College are engaged in cutting-edge research from bench to bedside, aimed at unlocking mysteries of the human body in health and sickness and toward developing new treatments and prevention strategies. In its commitment to global health and education, Weill Cornell has a strong presence in places such as Qatar, Tanzania, Haiti, Brazil, Austria and Turkey. Through the historic Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar, the Medical College is the first in the U.S. to offer its M.D. degree overseas. Weill Cornell is the birthplace of many medical advances -- including the development of the Pap test for cervical cancer, the synthesis of penicillin, the first successful embryo-biopsy pregnancy and birth in the U.S., the first clinical trial of gene therapy for Parkinson's disease, and most recently, the world's first successful use of deep brain stimulation to treat a minimally conscious brain-injured patient. Weill Cornell Medical College is affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, where its faculty provides comprehensive patient care at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. The Medical College is also affiliated with the Methodist Hospital in Houston. For more information, visit weill.cornell.edu.
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Naropa University Speakeasy Lecture Series
The Speakeasy is Wanderlust Festival's unique lecture series on subjects pertaining to the mindful life. With inspiring and insightful offerings from a wide range of presenters (including prominent yoga teachers, wellness industry leaders, authors, musicians, and more), the Speakeasy is just that - a casual experience where presenters can "speak easily". These are not stuffy lectures, but rather intimate conversations that take place in a cozy room where you can get up close and personal with some of the most engaging personalities at Wanderlust.
Our Speakeasy guests run the gamut from holistic medical experts to technology buffs, from filmmakers to yoga teachers,from authors to CEOs with green business models. These inspirational figures cover a wide range of topics including meditation, nutrition, technology, music, organics, spirituality, yoga, and more. Our lecturers have included Dr. Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson, Moby, Aron Ralston, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Congressman Tim Ryan, Seane Corn, Shiva Rea, Elena Brower, Adrian Grenier, Mariel Hemingway, Kris Carr, Majora Carter and many others.
Since 2010, the Speakeasy Series has materialized into one of the most exciting parts of the Wanderlust festival. Click here to check out previous Speakeasy videos here (2010 | 2011 | 2012). Our 2012 Speakeasy videos are being released weekly and will continue to come out as we take our festival through 3 states and up to the province of British Columbia.
We have confirmed speakers such as Moby, Congressman Tim Ryan, Joel Salatin, Dr. Mark Hyman, Rolf Gates and more for Wanderlust Colorado. You can register for their classes on our scheduler, here, and remember that these lectures do not count towards one of your three scheduled activites per day. We will accommodate drop-ins on a first-come, first-served basis although we highly recommend signing up in advance for speakers you would like to hear.
Wanderlust is proud to partner with Naropa University to present the Speakeasy Lecture Series at Wanderlust Colorado.
Naropa University is a Buddhist-inspired, practice-oriented, liberal arts university in Boulder, Colorado. A recognized leader in contemplative education for 39 years, Naropa's undergraduate and graduate programs integrate professional and personal growth, intellectual development, and contemplative practice. Our graduates specialize in working to improve people's lives, support healthy communities, and the condition of our planet. |


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Joplin Benefit Tournament
Martin Stahl | January 10, 2012
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[ April 28, 2012; 8:30 am to 8:00 pm. April 29, 2012; 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. ] Here is the second tournament of the year for the Joplin Chess Club. This will be a new one for us; our first two-day event and the first tournament to benefit a charity.
Thanks to the support of an anonymous donor, we will be able to donate 100% of entry fees to the Joplin Habitat for [...]


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CIAAs dormats moving on up |
Lincoln (Pa.), Livingstone now contenders |
Published Wednesday, February 13, 2013 12:15 pm |
The CIAAs underdogs are showing some fight.
Lincoln (Pa.) and Livingstone have been more competitive than expected this season, rewarding long-suffering fans and alumni a taste of excitement while shaking up the league standings. With two weeks left in the regular season, Lincoln was second in the North Division while Livingstone was third in the South. Both programs have taken their knocks as bottom feeders and converted them into a formula for success.
What teams do and what coaches do is look around at what other people are doing and see what they have to do to get their programs up to those levels, Johnson C. Smith coach Steve Joyner said.
Livingstone has been an especially tough opponent with wins against preseason South Division favorite Winston-Salem State and No. 2 pick Shaw. The Blue Bears (15-5, 7-4 CIAA as of Feb. 7) are led by Mark Thomas (16.7 points per game) and Jody Hill (15.4 ppg) who pace a veteran group that has grown together.
With this team, they really are a team, Livingstone coach James Stinson said. They care about each other. They cry when they lose; theyre happy for each other when they win. Theyve executed and taken care of the ball.
At Lincoln, which returned to the CIAA three years ago, the Lions had to grow into Division II status after moving up from Division III. The Lions struggled to attract quality athletes during the transition but have turned the corner as the Norths second-place team. Five players average double figures, led by guards Kenny Sharpe (16.1 points per game) and George Jackson (13.7).
The first year I had to pretty much take what I had going through the NCAA (transition) phase, Lincoln coach John Hill said. Were off probation now and just able to get a couple of kids. Were better, but I believe theres still more room for growth. Were at a point where we can compete and have a chance to win on a night to night basis.
The Lions were especially good at it early in the season, raising eyebrows through the league with an 8-2 start that included a win against Division I Howard in the opener.
You change the culture from top to bottom, Hill said. Obviously, youve got to get young people who come from winning programs so they know what its like to win and thats the expectation. Changing the culture by bringing in a different type of player and along with that foster an atmosphere within the program that advocates winning on a night to night basis.
Attitudes have changed at Livingstone as well. The Blue Bears opened 11-1 and a 75-72 win against nationally ranked Winston-Salem State on Feb. 2 was the high point of the regular season. The players have bought into Stinsons mantra of playing for team glory over individual accomplishment. Of course, having good players who excel academically (3.0 grade point average) helps.
Weve gotten the commitment from our players to say were going to turn this program around, Stinson said. Theyve always been building, but now weve kind of found the remedy to be successful on this level.
Said Joyner: They care about their program, they care about their school. Theyre showing a lot of competitiveness and camaraderie within their team and doing all the things necessary to put together a good basketball team and theyre going to be tough to beat going down the road.
Thats what both programs are aiming for when tournament time rolls around at the end of the month.
Theyre a real threat and anyone who thinks they arent (is) sadly mistaken, Joyner said. They have some kids that can really play.
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Mark N. Hadley, MD
Dr. Mark N. Hadley was born and raised in Napa, California. He was active in sports, scholastics, and student government through high school. Dr.Hadley graduated from Stanford in 1978 with a BA in Economics. He was a four year letterman in Varsity Track. Thereafter, he began his medical education at Albany Medical College in upstate New York. Dr.Hadley received his MD degree in 1982.
Dr. Hadley completed his general surgery internship at the University of California under F. William Blaisdale. He began his post-graduate neurosurgical training in 1983 at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, under mentors Robert F. Spetzler, Volker K.H. Sonntag, Andrew G. Shetter, John R. Green, and others. He completed his busy residency training with 42 cited publications and three regional and national resident prizes. Upon graduation in 1988, Dr. Hadley served three years as a neurosurgeon in the United States Air Force. In 1991 Dr. Hadley accepted the position of Assistant Professor of Neurological Surgery under Richard B. Morawetz, MD, at the University of Alabama in Birmingham, Alabama. He was promoted to Associate Professor in 1993 and Professor in 1997. He has been actively involved in medical student, resident, and fellow education at UAB and serves as the Director of the Residency Training Program, and the Director of the Neurosurgical Spinal Surgery Fellowship program. He has served as the Medical Director of an active regional Think First Injury Prevention Program and has served as Team Physician to the University of Alabama and the University of Alabama at Birmingham athletic programs. He is a dedicated teacher, instructor and clinical scientitist. His main areas of clinical and scientific interest are disorders of the human spine and spinal cord. He is licensed in the state of Alabama and is Board Certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery (1992).
Dr. Hadley has authored over 170 scientific articles and chapters in medical textbooks. He has authored or edited several compilations in Neurological Surgery, including Self Assessment for Neurological Surgeons (SANS) VI for the AANS and CNS in 1997, multiple educational videotapes, Video Perspectives in Neurological Surgery, the comprehensive Guidelines for the Management of Acute Cervical Spine and Spinal Cord Injuries published as a supplement to NEUROSURGERY in March 2002, and, the Guidelines for the Performance of Fusion Procedures for Degenerative Disease of the Lumbar Spine published in the Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, in June 2005. Dr.Hadley and his author group have just completed exhaustive work to update each of these comprehensive guideline efforts to be published in 2011 and 2012, respectively.
Dr. Hadley serves editorial roles for Spine, Nutrition, and several foundations, and serves on the Editorial Board of NEUROSURGERY(1999 to present) and the Journal of Neurosurgery (2004 to present). He has been a visiting professor at major universities throughout the United States and has received a variety of honors including the inaugural Frank H. Mayfield Award of the AANS/CNS Spine Section in 1984 and induction into the honorary medical society, Alpha Omega Alpha. He was honored by his patients in 2005 and was awarded the Charles A. and Patsy W. Collat Endowed Professorship in Neurological Surgery. He has been listed in America's Top Doctors annually since 2001.
Dr. Hadley has been active in organized Neurosurgery since his residency training. He has served on the Executive Committees of the Congress of Neurological Surgeons (1994-2004) and of the AANS/CNS Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves (1992-1999). He has served as the Secretary of the CNS (1997-2000), as CNS Vice President (2001), President-Elect (2002) and as the President (2003). He has served as a member of the AANS/CNS Washington Committee (2001- 2003). He currently is keenly involved in the Academy of Neurological Surgery and the Society of Neurological Surgeons.
Dr.Hadley has become a national and internationally recognized expert in the care and surgical treatment of patients with spinal cord tumors and spinal column pathology, including congenital anomalies, disc herniations, spinal stenosis, spinal reconstruction and fusion procedures of the entire spinal column, from the base of the skull through the sacrum. He performs an average of 400 such procedures a year. He sees patients on Mondays and Wednesdays each week, at the Kirklin Clinic. Appointments and referrals can be made by calling 205-934-1439.
Featured Publications:
Hadley MN, Walters BC, Grabb PA, Oyesiku NM, Przybylski GJ, Resnick DK, Ryken TC. Guidelines for the Management of Acute Cervical Spine and Spinal Cord Injuries. Neurosurgery, 50(3)(Supplement):S1-S199, 2002.
Resnick DK, Choudheri TF, Dailey AT, Groff MW, Khoo L, Matz PG, Mummaneni P, Watters WC III, Wang J, Walters BC, Hadley MN.Guidelines for the Performance of Fusion Procedures for Degenerative Disease of the Lumbar Spine. J Neurosurg: Spine 2(6):636-759, 2005.
Ammar KN, Pritchard PR, Matz PG, Hadley MN: Spontaneous thoracic spinal cord herniation: three cases with long-term follow-up.Neurosurgery 57:E1067; discussion E1067, 2005.
Bashir K, Cai CY, Moore TA II, Whitaker JN, Hadley MN. Surgery for cervical spinal cord compression in patients with multiple sclerosis. Neurosurgery 47:637-642; discussion 642-633, 2000.
Hadley MN. Metastatic spinal cord tumors. J Neurosurg Spine 11:53-55; discussion 55, 2009.
Hadley MN. The real value of cervical arthroplasty? J Neurosurg Spine 15:345-346; discussion 346-347, 2011.
Hadley MN, Reddy SV. Smoking and the human vertebral column: a review of the impact of cigarette use on vertebral bone metabolism and spinal fusion. Neurosurgery 41:116-124, 1997.
Matz PG, Moore TA II, Wolff CL IV, Hadley MN. Cervical Spinal Kyphotic Deformity: A Comparative Cohort Study Analyzing Success of Surgical Correction. Spinal Surgery 20:77-85, 2006.
Meythaler JM, Guin-Renfroe S, Brunner RC, Hadley MN. Intrathecal baclofen for spastic hypertonia from stroke. Stroke 32:2099-2109, 2001.
Pryputniewicz DM, Hadley MN. Axis fractures. Neurosurgery 66:68-82, 2010.
Rajpal S, Tubbs RS, George T, Oakes WJ, Fuchs HE, Hadley MN, et al. Tethered cord due to spina bifida occulta presenting in adulthood: a tricenter review of 61 patients. J Neurosurg Spine 6:210-215, 2007.
Vale FL, Burns J, Jackson AB, Hadley MN. Combined medical and surgical treatment after acute spinal cord injury: results of a prospective pilot study to assess the merits of aggressive medical resuscitation and blood pressure management. J Neurosurg87:239-246, 1997.
Evidence-Based Medicine: Development of Clinical Guidelines
Drs. Mark N. Hadley, Beverly C. Walters, and other faculty members within the UAB Division of Neurosurgery have published multiple compilations of medical evidence-based guidelines for neurosurgical disorders. The guidelines were developed with the support of the Joint Section on Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerves of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.


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When I think about it, this job is crazy. I get all kinds of crazy tweets and emails with wild stuff all the time. There were times when there was a new Kim Kardashian picture and every contact point I have would literally erupt with activity. Sometimes I can't get to everything on time so I just leave myself a little reminder. It sits in my drafts until I can come back to it. I have to leave myself reminders because I get pictures of women I've never heard of before. I'l never remember their names. So today I was looking through my archives and I saw just two words.
Keyla Snowden.
There was nothing else. Sometime back in March I left myself those two words. A message to my future self to be inspired and amazed. I literally have no idea what she looks like or why I wrote those words. But I trust my past self. He's never let me down.
This time was no different.
I typed the name into Google and this is what I got back.
Well hello Ms. Snowden. Remind me to thank my past self next time I see him. Look, she's not the baddest chick ever to grace the pages of Us Versus Them, but let me give you a little background. First of all, she's definitely got everything you could need or want. Second, let me assure you she is in the top 1% of her peers. Keyla Snowden is a college basketball player.
She plays at Kentucky, and apparently she was brought to my attention because of Skylar Diggins of Notre Dame. See Skyler Diggins has been holding down the title of "damn, that girl on Sportscenter was actually cute" for the past year. I'll admit, I joined the frenzy. But let me tell you Keyla has her beat.
Here's another reason future me needed to wait until I wrote this article. I just discovered this phenomenon last week. Keyla is what you might call "Atlanta Cute" which is different from "New York Cute" or "LA Cute". Atlanta Cute is solid, she gives you exactly what you need and is a clear 1 on the binary scale, but just has that feel like saying "aye shawty let me holla at ya" to her might actually work. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Then again there is another key aspect to being Atlanta Cute. I'm from the ATL and you might say we have a very particular appreciation for women down there. You could say it has inspired me to write this blog. To persevere as the world's leading authority on assology. Keyla definitely brings that to the table. I don't have a clean angle 2. But I don't think angle 2.85 will disappoint.
Keyla Snowden is definitely UvT Quality and might be the baddest college basketball chick out. If you know one badder than her, send it to me. I'll probably get around to it by time next basketball season starts.


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Trout Lake is a tiny agricultural settlement with dairy and horse farms (along with a llama ranch), found approximately 30 miles north of White Salmon [1]. Mt. Adams Orchards, the world's largest D'Anjou pear orchard, is just a few miles south of here on the way to White Salmon.
Trout Lake is the main access point for the Mt. Adams area but has minimal services—a pair of restaurants, a grocery store, and a gas station. For more dining variety and other services, head south to the Columbia River or east to Goldendale [2].
The town does have the Forest Service's Mt. Adams Ranger Station (509/395-3400, year-round Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.), where you can get maps, camping information, and current trail conditions. Mountain climbers must register here to climb Mt. Adams (June 1–Sept. 30, Mon.–Thurs. $10, Fri.–Sun. $15). Just east of Trout Lake is a magnificent view of Mt. Adams, with a foreground of ripening huckleberry bushes in late August.
The equally small town of Glenwood is approximately 10 miles east of Trout Lake and six miles north of Conboy Lake National Wildlife Refuge (509/364-3489; www.fws.gov/conboylake [3]). This 5,800-acre refuge provides a feeding and resting area for thousands of geese, ducks, and swans during their spring and fall migrations. It's the only place in Washington where sandhill cranes nest. A two-mile loop makes for a nice shoreline and forest hike, with the chance to view the waterfowl.
Approaching Trout Lake from the south on Highway 141, the Indian Sacred Viewpoint provides a spectacular view of Mt. Adams. For a closer look, take Forest Service Road 23—the main Mt. Adams access road—about eight miles north from Trout Lake. Just before the pavement gives way to gravel, you'll have a fine view of the mountain to the east.
The main local events are Glenwood's Ketchum Kalf Rodeo on the third weekend of July, and the Trout Lake Fair and Dairy Show on the first weekend of August.
In mid-July, the Trout Lake Festival of the Arts (www.troutlake.org/arts [4]) attracts local artisans of all types.
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The mobile market is a hot-button topic for consumers and enterprise users alike. On the consumer side, folks are scooping up smartphones and tablets. On the enterprise side, IT decision-makers are realizing the value of mobile products. With that success comes potential pitfalls for CIOs. For years now, you've been buying BlackBerry smartphones, employing BlackBerry Enterprise Server, and largely ignoring the mobile space after that. As more and more of your employees request to connect their iPhones and Android devices to the corporate network, and with tablets likely to be as important as smartphones, you can no longer turn a blind eye toward the impact of mobility on your enterprise. To help you out a bit, we're taking a look at 10 mobile traps that, without some vigilance, could cause all kinds of trouble in the enterprise. With these as your guide, we're confident you'll make smart mobile decisions for your enterprise in the coming years.
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