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How to make great porridge!
Seeing as I do actually run a B&B I should really write about my real area of expertise no?
People ask me if I get bored cooking breakfast for people every morning. The simple answer is no because I love trying to get the perfect dishes out every time. Simply put you don't always manage it but there is always the next day….
So here is the first of my breakfast recipes:
Caiplie House Porridge
As with all my cooking I strive to start with top class ingredients. For porridge I use SPOFF Oats….they even sound good eh? All the way from Invergordon, Ross-shire www.spoff.co.uk
I actually get mine from the butchers but you can order on-line. I get a bag of the standard oats and a bag of the jumbo oats and mix them 50/50 in a big tupperware container.
Sorry I am not terrible precise when it comes to measuring and so on but play about with it and see what you like. (Jamie Oliver gets away with it so why can't I??)
I use a cupped handful of oats per portion (Finlay size portion which is a double portion) I operate on the principle that hands and bellies are proportionately large or small here!!
Place your oats in a pan and cover with water then add the same amount of water again, small pinch of salt per portion. Note even if you prefer sweet porridge add some salt here!
Bring the porridge up to hot mud pool bubbling, not spitting bubbles but popping. Stir with a wooden spoon or even better a spurtle. Now turn down the heat and be patient. You want to let the porridge simmer for as long as you can wait. With the mixture of oats the smaller oats turn to cream quicker and the jumbo oats maintain a bit more body.
Keep adding water to keep the porridge to the correct consistency, you can keep serving until the last ones get out of bed at 10 o'clock!
Now the big question what do you put in your porridge?
When I am serving up porridge I add a wee dash of double cream and swirl that through before serving. If people have asked for sweet porridge I will sprinkle a nice demerara sugar on trying to get a lovely marbled effect as it melts
My English guests who have porridge always seem embarrassed if they add jam or ask for syrup or honey. I think they feel it is an attack on the Scottish nation and may result in uprisings or even worse surcharges to their bill!
Do what you want to my porridge! I am delighted you are having porridge….enjoy it how you like it. I usually get assurances that people aren't driving if they go for the whisky addition and probably will talk about surcharges if people start naming their preferred malts to be added!
Personally I prefer the salty side of neutral with a chopped banana on top and a splash of milk. If I am treating myself I will have a dollop of creme fraiche, a sprinkle of cinnamon, the sports pages and the Saturday Sixties Show on the radio!! No uprisings!!
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I agree to a point Davidson should be in the rothtion and Dudley should start. That kid can ball rebound and has energy
Hears Dudleys and Davidsons numbers
Guys, I'm sorry if some of you disagree. I'll respect any and all differing opinions. However, Oak was bad last night. Hollins was more inept than I expected, and Primoz played only a few (6) minutes. Bottom line is 0 pts from anyone playing the Center position. Nothing! Watching Hollins miss layups and even dunks from right there at the basket made me more angry than watching our FG% plummet.
I know Jermareo is not strong enough to play the 5. But he has a very nice 10-15 foot jumper, he seems pretty quick to come and help on the inside and get a block (huge wingspan on that guy) and he is willing to crash in there and go after rebounds - something others seem afraid to do or either incapable of doing.
We need to play Jermareo at the 4 and let Okafor play the 5. Jermareo has earned the playing time more than the other guys, and he seems to be bringing more to the table than Walter Herrmann so far. Sit Hollins and Primoz for a while and let Jermareo learn as he goes along.
I love our 2 rookies! To me, Jermareo and Dudley bring a fire, attitude and intensity which this team needs. Notice in the Sun's game, Dudley was intense and seemed pumped up every time he'd go inside for a drive and get fouled. He WANTS it, bad! Jermareo wants to get rebounds, and his long wing span is helpful in that respect. Plus, he looks to help on Defense and always seems to be in position for rebounds or to block a shot.
I think these 2 rookies can help pump up our main guys. Heck, if they pump us up just watching on TV, they have to have that kind of effect on their teammates, don't they?
Just my 2 cents. Supporting or opposing views welcomed.
I agree to a point Davidson should be in the rothtion and Dudley should start. That kid can ball rebound and has energy
Hears Dudleys and Davidsons numbers
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How would you fit Dudley in the starting lineup? Move Gerald to the 4? Dudley is too small for the 4, but could play the 3. How would you do it?
after last nights pathetic attempt at basketball... ill be pissed off if the starting lineup doesnt go something like this.
McInnis, Jrich, Crash(reluctantly), Davidson, Okafor.
Davidson didnt have a superstar player guarding him and it was usually a smaller guy, but still the kid needs to start cause Hermann looked god awful. and Primoz well....
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That would be my starting lineup. And the first time I could, I'd have Dudley in as well.
It's been 3 games so let's not make a lot of conclusions about the season just yet. Davidson and Hollins should be getting more looks than Primoz right now. But to put anything else on them in terms of expectations is way too early.
Davidson should absolutely start over Hermann and any other PF option we might have though.
Hermann should be used to spell Crash and thats it. If Walter cant play any better than that against Brian Marks or whoever the hell that was and Skinner... then he doesnt need to be anywhere near PF.
Into the crevasse!
"Climb down Lemon, Climb down"
I think I read somewhere that Coach said there would be so specific starting lineup over the first few weeks. He wanted to let that develope. Did anyone else read that? If I did not imagine that, then I would think he very well might shake things up a bit and give the younger guys a chance to prove themselves - and improve themselves as well.
I'm not quite understanding what's going down with Herrman, I figured the way he exploded at the end of last year he'd big a big big part of the bench this season, but the minutes he got in the pre-season and what he's shown thusfar has me a bit disappointed. Maybe it's a rhythm thing, he got more minutes towards the end last year and lit it up, did Vincent make a wrong move by slowing down his development this year or was Walter's play at the end of last year a fluke? I mean I'm sure it'll get better and there were moments when he was spot on and hustled quite a bit. I'm getting a little worried but it's only one game. Plus I hate watching the Suns play because more so than any team I watch they get every foul called in their favor.... makes me so mad my eyes turn green and the incredible hulk tattoo I have starts flexing and attempting to leap off my arm.
It could be that the style Coach wants to play isn't conducive to what Hermann (or Carroll) can do. If that's the case then make a move while the value is high.
I'd try and give Hermann a chance to make some moves to the basket. He seems to be able to do that. We've only got one other player on our team right now that's effective in that aspect of the game (Wallace). For a team that was supposed to run and bang the hoop we haven't done a lot of that yet. We should be literally taking the Suns playbook and using it. We have basically the poor man's version of their roster. Turn it into a track out there.
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A little background: We have a map of our primary lines in an ESRI .shp file, that superimposes nicely on our other shapefiles, for shoreline and rivers and everything else, that works fine. As part of some project planning I'm doing, I'm making a series of layouts, each taking a snapshot of an area, with a revision cloud around the lines we're planning to replace.
I loaded the map up this morning and everything was as I saved it, but as I was creating a new layout and zooming to the correct region in my viewport, aevery single revision cloud I drew disappeared. As did all the annotations and other labels I'd made - absolutely everything that isn't from a database just up and vanished.
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did all the layers, drawing and display manager copy? and are the layers turned on?
Do your revision clouds contain any text? if they are part of there own shape file you can convert the text to Mtext with the label to text command _MAPLABEL2ANN
I have had numerous problems with the visibility of shape file entity's disappearing in Map 3d 2012 to no avail occasionally selecting all of the links to databases to Offline can help stablise the entitys within the drawing.
I also have a tendency to print to PDF to see if items are still present on output.
I hope this is of some use
All layers are turned on, and I only copied the layout, I did not copy any layers or anything else of the sort because I am not aware of any need to.
They didn't contain any text, they were just revision clouds. I don't believe they were shapefiles either, they were just items I drew on the map base in a standard layer.
Your printing to PDF idea seems like a good one though - sadly I tried it, and my clouds and the other entities I drew over the main map remain absent.
how have you copied the layouts? if you are copying the layout with base point. or making a copy of an existing layout tab sometimes they will not show. you could try setting up a specific ucs and view for each area you want in the layout and drawing a new layout and settign each new VP to the relevent ucs.
I have an update:
While the reason for this crap error escapes me, I now know how to replicate it (on my system at least).
If at any point I zoom out to the level that the revision cloud - ANY of them - is no longer visible, AutoCAD Map 2013 will effectively delete all of them, along with any other objects it cannot 'see'. Upon zooming back in, they will not reappear, no amount of regen or redraw commands will bring them back, the only solution I have found is to reload from a previous save.
This has been an issue for a nmuber of versions now. If you have too many (2-3) layouts the raster engine used for FDO objects and Autocad objects blows a gasket. Map3D works better with just one layout.
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Cedar Creek beckons you right from the get-go.
The first thing you notice: It has curb appeal.
If I were driving around in search of my dream home, well let's just say its charm is the kind that makes women swoon and say, "Honey, stop the car!" How can you not want to spend some time in such a lovely setting?
Long long ago, Cedar Creek housed an early Sequim pioneer; a country doctor and his family. In 1896, Dr. W.W. McGeorge was the first physician in Sequim. And look how things turned out. Fifth Avenue has become Doctor Row. Linger in the lobby and enjoy a gallery of the McGeorge house and the family that built it.
Once upon a time an employee told me that the upstairs is haunted by a little girl. But no one can actually confirm this. Perhaps, with Halloween upon us, Cedar Creek might get a visit of the apparition kind. Sounds like a great night to make a reservation.
Inside the "house" you're transported to another country. The feel is light and airy Tuscany. I decided to take me, myself and I out for lunch. I arrived at the height of lunch hour.
The place was packed. I am pleased to say I had trouble finding a parking space! I circled the parking lot two or three times. That's good news for Cedar Creek - it means business is good, which is a nifty trick if you've been listening to the news.
Only a small table was available, so I requested a booth if one came up. Right away the hostess said, "Of course!" We like that. I've eaten at Cedar Creek a number of times and the waitstaff are pros. Barely had I brought out my reading material when my server, Lauren, came with a menu and moved me to a place with a lot more elbow room - my fave, a booth for four. And, no, they didn't know I was there to give them a review!
I decided to go with a house salad bathed in balsamic vinaigrette and a chicken salad panini sandwich. A normal person with a normal appetite would have ordered one or the other, but I was on the job.
While I was waiting, I was presented with a basket of herbed and buttered bread with balsamic vinegar for dipping. Naughty me - I scarfed down every carb-laden piece.
The salad soon arrived and the colorful mix of salad greens looked as if they just had been picked from the field. And that's how they bill themselves: "Regional Italian Cuisine." The vinaigrette was light and didn't overwhelm the greens.
The panini sandwich was not grilled - which assuaged my guilt about adding fat to the fire. The filling of chicken salad had nice big chunks of chicken plus fresh basil and the tang of marinated artichoke. Their sandwiches are served with a delightful and unexpected side dish - a cannellini bean salad mixed with onion, tomato, capers, olive oil, vinegar and Kalamata olives. It added just the right touch.
The rest of the lunch menu has a nice selection of antipastos, soups and salads, and more panini sandwiches. Of course, the rest of the menu is filled out with pasta and "piatti" (entrees) that includes local seafood mixed with spaghetti, ravioli and fettuccini. Did I mention pizza? Large or small with either thin or thick crusts, they are topped with meats, fish and veggies.
A few months back we took friends to Cedar Creek for dinner as a thank you for good deeds done. We ordered an antipasto, Dungeness Crab Cakes. They were gone in a minute with polite offers of, "No, please, you take the last piece." If you're out to dine with me, don't say that unless you mean it.
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Saltimbocca was moist and tasty. The sauce was on the salty side for me - but maybe not for you. An antipasto of Gratin Eggplant Parmigiano served as a light dinner for one of our guests and I'm told was just right.
I insisted we order dessert. After all, this was a "thank you" dinner and what's a little celebration without something sweet. We decided on the Apple Cinnamon with Cinnamon Ice Cream. Great combo! The Italian rum cake a la Claudia looked tempting too: butter cake with vanilla and chocolate custard.
I try to drink tea as a beverage and I do find most restaurants can't seem to get in a groove for hot refills like they do with keeping your coffee topped off and hot - and that was the case here.
The rest of the dinner menu expands on the lunch offerings: more antipastos, more pastas plus risotto, but passes on pizza to offer three times the choice of entrees. Every dish is presented with panache.
They have an extensive wine list (what Italian restaurant worth its stomped grapes doesn't?). They also offer premium liquors.
When the weather is right they offer alfresco dining on their deck. And if you really love their sandwiches, breads and pastries, they have a booth at the Open Aire Market. If you've missed it, they'll have a booth next season.
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Next, we need to declare what all the states are in which the application can exist. These will determine what paths we want. In our contacts app, we really have only two states: 1) listing the contacts and 2) viewing one particular contact (while the main list remains open).
In keeping with RESTful style, let's declare our URLs as follows:
1) Listing the contacts: contacts.html#/contacts.
2) Viewing one particular contact: contacts.html#/contacts/:id (where :id is replaced by the ID of the viewed contact).
In addition, we want a default path. What happens if the user just opens contacts.html?
3) Default path: contacts.html, re-routed to contacts.html#/contacts.
Notice something interesting. We are defining various declarative paths. When each of these paths is encountered, we want to take a certain action. Essentially, these are routes. Most Ruby-based frameworks (Sinatra, Rails, Merb/Rails3 and so on) use this exact language, as does Sammy.
So, we have three routes and their actions:
contacts.html→redirect to contacts.html#/contacts.
contacts.html#/contacts→list contacts.
contacts.html#/contacts/:id→show details for contact :id.
In our included JavaScript file contactapp.js, we declare each of the routes:
var app = $.sammy(function(){ // for the verb GET with the path #/, go to #/contacts this.get("#/",function(context){ this.redirect("#/contacts"); }); // for the verb GET with the path #/contacts, render the contacts this.get("#/contacts",function(context){ // get our contact list from the server $.get("/contacts",function(res,status) { // render the results - should include // status-checking for safety // jQuery already parsed the response to JSON for us var list = res, tr, td, table = $("#list table"), a; // clear the existing list table.empty(); // use jQuery to go through each result $.each(list,function(i,elm) { tr = $("

").appendTo(table); td = $("	").appendTo(tr); // the key part: make it a URL a = $("").attr("href","#/contacts/"+elm.id).text ↪(elm.lastName + " " + elm.firstName).appendTo(td); }); },"json"); // hide the details $("#details table").hide(); }); // for the verb GET with a specific path #/contacts/:id, // render that one contact this.get("#/contacts/:id",function(context){ // get our contact list from the server - access // param :id as this.params.id $.get("/contacts/"+this.params.id,function(res,status) { // render the results - should include // status-checking for safety // jQuery already parsed the response to JSON for us var contact = res, table = $("#details table"); // find the elements in the table, and fill them with the data $("#firstName",table).text(contact.firstName); $("#lastName",table).text(contact.lastName); $("#email",table).text(contact.email); // make sure the table is shown table.show(); },"json"); }); }); // set up a default route for contacts.html $(function(){ app.run("#/"); });
Notice several key elements:
There are no event handlers here at all. Although we might need some for things like edit buttons or key presses, navigation in the app really happens using URL  links. This makes it really easy to manage the app and understand what every change does. Clicking on a contact in the list is clicking on a URL. We just happen to use that URL to control our app.
We could have used a handler just as well. Instead of using an  link, we could have put on a handler with $("list td").click(function(e),{...});.
This application is incredibly short and easy to understand. That is the beauty of Sammy.
The browser URL changes, but the page does not reload. We remain in the Rich Internet App world, yet browser semantics simply work: Back, Forward, Reload. Try it!
The full sample, without minified JS, is available on-line (see Resources).
Sammy gives us the power to provide Rich Internet Applications simultaneously, work with the user's mindset rather than against it, and program our apps using routes declaratively, making it much simpler to build yet richer Internet applications.
The Sammy library is open source under the MIT license and available on-line (see Resources).
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Featuring a grand lobby area with velvet arm chairs, Hotel Prince Albert Louvre is just a 5 minute walk from the Louvre Museum and the Jardin des Tuileries. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. Guest rooms at the Prince Albert are decorated in traditional French patterns and have a private bathroom with a hairdryer. They come with a flat-screen satellite TV and a minibar. According to preference, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast in their room or the buffet in the breakfast room. Additional facilities include a 24-hour front desk where newspapers are available. Pyramides Metro station is 220 yards from the hotel and Opera Garnier is a 10 minute walk away. Guests may also visit Galeries Lafayette department store which is half a mile away. We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 30 Why use Booking.com?Why use Booking.com?Low ratesNo booking fees • Save money! • Best Price Guaranteed 435,606 properties worldwide
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That's getting to be a loaded phrase.
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He doesn't think Obama's pro-school safety.
He called it "the hellish world that the gun prohibitionists see as their utopia."
Gun owners' addresses must automatically be redacted.
He took a hit, but a new poll shows it wasn't very big.
Unlike the proposed assault weapons ban.
They could learn a lot from their old "Be Reasonable" campaign.
Or at least, what was said today about "women defending their babies."
According to gun advocates, assault weapons are good, background checks are bad.
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The definition is about to change, if Congress can pass the ban.
They plan to fight the law in court.
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Huntington, Ind.—Huntington University's EXCEL Adult Degree Programs will offer a series of Saturday courses teaching students how to use various Microsoft Office 2007 products.
Courses include Beginning Microsoft Access 2007, Intermediate Microsoft Access 2007, Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007, Intermediate Microsoft Excel 2007 and Intermediate Microsoft PowerPoint 2007. Each course will involve two consecutive Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and all will be held at the university's Science Hall. Classes may be taken as a visitor or for college credit. Each course is one credit hour.
If a course is taken for credit, the cost is $310, and that includes books. For visitors, the cost is $175 plus books.
The deadline to register for the first class, Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007, is Feb. 27. The course will begin March 7 and end on March 14. To register for this or any of the other classes, call (800) 600-4888 or (260) 359-4198.
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This is a discussion on Please tell what's wrong with my ipad screen within the iPad 2 Forum forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; hi i just power up my ipad 2 and its showing me this screen. The half screen is ok. but the red border screen is ...
Try re-booting the iPad again. To do (apologies if you know already):
Hold both the power and home buttons until the screen goes dark and the Apple logo then appears (the slide to unlock screen may or may not appear). Once the logo appears, release the buttons. After a time, your homescreen will appear. Please note that it may take some time for the Apple logo to appear or for your homescreen to appear (or both). This is normal. Eventually, the homescreen will appear.
If the screen still looks like that after the reset/reboot, you'll have to take it in to Apple because then I believe you have a hardware fault. You'll need Apple to repair it or exchange it for a new iPad...
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Varroa destroys Apis mellifera
(originally published in Bees for Development Journal 79)
Beekeeping in Kashmir Valley
F A Shah, Apiculture Development Officer, Kashmir, India
During 1986 Thai sacbrood, the dreaded bee disease, caused by Thai sacbrood virus, exterminated almost all the Apis cerana bee colonies in hives in Kashmir. This necessitated the introduction of Apis mellifera. Since then the exotic honeybee has been harbouring Varroa sp. However, Varroa symptoms remained suppressed due to the simultaneous infestation by another ectoparasite, Tropilaelaeps clareae. Both mite species reproduce and multiply on brood. The migration of bee colonies from Kashmir (a temperate zone) to sub-tropical areas during the winter period facilitated their uninterrupted multiplication. Tropilaelaeps clareae is a fast reproducing mite. It remained dominant. Beekeepers resorted to chemical treatments particularly with sulphur to control this mite. Whereas Varroa sp remained untreated. This gave enough opportunity for the Varroa mite to multiply enormously, culminating in an epidemic in July 2005. In 2005, 35,000 out of 40,000 Apis mellifera bee colonies had died by the end of December.
Beekeeping in Kashmir has again been reduced to zero level, as was recorded in 1986 when Thai sacbrood killed all the Apis cerana colonies. Experience gained during the last 20 years has shown that Apis mellifera has been almost a failure in collecting surplus honey from Isodon rugosus, a bushy plant flowering from mid-August to mid-October, probably due to meteorological conditions. This plant was extensively exploited by the indigenous honeybee Apis cerana and constituted a major source of honey production in Kashmir.
Similarly Apis mellifera has shown its inability to defend its nests against hornets. As a result, a good number of bee colonies are lost annually. Varroa and Tropilaelaps clareae have never proved a serious threat to Apis cerana and beekeepers have never treated their bee colonies with chemicals to control these mites.
In view of this, the revival of Apis cerana beekeeping is being given serious thought by the beekeepers of the Kashmir Valley.
Korean haplotype of Varroa
Honeybees in the State of Jammu & Kashmir have been infested by the Korean Haplotype of Varroa. The impact has been devastating reported scientist Dr M K Khushu with 80% of the honeybee colonies in the State completely destroyed during October to December 2005, with irreparable loss to bee farmers.
This is the first time the State has been affected. Colonies in the neighbouring States of Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttaranchal and Uttar Pradesh had also been infested. Dr Khushu explained that the infestation is caused by a mite which is a new species of Varroa destructor identified by Dr Denis Anderson.
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Craig Childs' book, "Apocalyptic Planet: Field Guide to the Everending Earth," has won the 2013 Orion Book Award. Childs, who resides in Crawford, will receive his award in a ceremony later this year, most likely in Boston.
Speaking for the jury last week, Orion magazine associate editor Hannah Fries said, "A mixture of adventure, science, and engaging storytelling, 'Apocalyptic Planet' demonstrates an open-mouthed awe of the earth in all its dynamism, a spirit of passionate curiosity, and a fresh and humbling way of thinking about the planet and our place within its grand, catastrophic life. Such an accomplishment is deeply worthy of the Orion Book Award, and I'm delighted that Orion is able to celebrate Craig's outstanding work with this honor."
The award has been given annually by Orion magazine since 2007. Childs' book is the seventh winner of the prize. More than two hundred books published last year were considered for the 2013 Award.
"It's not something I thought I was going to win when I looked at the competition. It was a wonderful, unexpected thing," Childs said.
An essay by Childs published in the May/June 2012 issue of Orion, "Rule of the Phoenix," became part of a chapter in "Apocalyptic Planet."
Judges looked for the following from the authors — how well they deepened the reader's connection to the natural world, whether they presented fresh ideas about that relationship and the extent to which they achieve excellence in writing.
Childs did an extensive book tour for "Apocalyptic Planet." Readers responded to his work about what scientists say is the current sixth mass extinction of Planet Earth.
"I was really happy that people took this as a positive book. It was my fear in writing it that it was going to be taken as yet another negative doom and gloom book," Childs said. "I intended it to be a hopeful vision of the future even if it is difficult. It still is a vision of a more complex planet than most people imagine. And that's what I intended."
Childs believes the mass extinction comes about by fragmenting habitats and changing the way animals and plants live. But the adaptability of humans may save them from extinction.
"My concern is in order for us to survive what will we do to the rest of the planet? We may be causing irreparable damage to all sorts of systems and species inorder for us to survive," Childs said. "I think we will survive a long time, maybe not our civilization or our societies as we know them, but we as a species ... have an unusual capability for survival.
"Most people see apocalypse as a sudden ending, as everything being over. What I'm writing about in this book is that things don't ever really end suddenly. Endings are very complex processes that are going on all the time. It's not something that happens in the future, but something that happens now. Endings are what we are experiencing right at this moment rather than something we are eagerly anticipating."
In Childs' view, even a massive meteorite hitting earth wouldn't be the sudden end that most imagine it to be.
"Some things survive and some things don't. It's never quite as simple as one big thing happens and then it's all over. It's more that many things happen and they start stacking up on each other."
If humans survive, will they want to live in a world where they have destroyed the earth's habitat?
"I think that's something I'm tackling in here by saying, 'Well we could easily survive, but do we really want to make a situation in which that kind of survival is necessary? Do we really want a world in which surviving is awful?'
"When we talk about endings, when we talk about a destructive future, this is what it actually looks like. So, I tried to make it concrete by writing this book so that we know what we are talking about."
Childs isn't taking any time off. He's already hard at work on his next book tracking the arrival of humans to North America during the Ice Age.
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The Amboy Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary is 272 acre of wetlands offering a rare and fragile ecosystem, which includes endangered turtles, many birds and unique plant life. It is located near the intersection of U.S. Route 52 and Mormon Road about 3 miles south of Amboy. Open to the public 7 days a week for walking and bird-watching. No dogs are allowed due to sensitive plant and wildlife.
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Apple River Canyon State Park
Apple River Canyon State Park is in the hilly northwest corner of Illinois in Jo Daviess County near the Wisconsin border. Limestone bluffs, deep ravines, springs, streams and wildlife characterize this area. Once a part of a vast sea bottom that stretched from the Alleghenies to the Rockies, the scenic canyon area was formed by the action of the winding waters of the Apple River. The park offers hiking, day use, camping and fishing, plus Millville, a National Historic Register site.
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Argyle Lake State Park
Find serenity at this beautiful 1700-acre wooded park situated along an old stagecoach route between Galena and Beardstown. Featuring 95-acre Argyle Lake, the park is home to countless beaver dams and more than 200 bird species and 5 miles of hiking and biking trails.
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Arrowhead Lake and Campground
Located on the northeast corner of Johnston City, this 35-acre lake includes a paved boat ramp for fishing, walking path, and campground. Only electric motors and canoes are permitted. You will find largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, black and white crappie, and channel catfish in this small reservoir. Pedal boat rentals are available from July-September.
CITY: Johnston City
Ballard Nature Center
Just minutes away from the city but a world away, Ballard Nature Center is home to dozens of species of birds and wildlife. Natural prairie, wetlands, butterfly and hummingbird gardens, ponds and creeks round out the outdoor experience.
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Beverly Lake Forest Preserve
Beverly Lake Forest Preserve Trail is perfect for hiking and biking. The five mile out and back trail located near Dundee that features a lake and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Busse Woods
The Busse Woods Trail system is located within Ned Brown Forest Preserve, a 3,700-acre property in the western suburbs of Chicago. There are 11.2 miles of paved trails for cyclists, equestrians and pedestrians. The main loop is nearly 8 miles, circling some lakes and meadows, while a couple of much shorter side loops will take you to the north and south end of the forest preserve. The Busse Woods Trail connects with the Schaumburg Bikeway on the west, and on the north, Busse Woods links to the Rolling Meadows Bikeway system. Some key features of the forest preserve include fishing, boat rentals and a small herd of captive resident elk. The trails are open from sunrise to sunset.
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Cache River State Natural Area
Nationally renowned for its ancient cypress-tupelo swamp, this natural area contains 100 threatened or endangered plant and animal species, and 11 state champion trees. Visitors enjoy birding, hunting, wildlife watching, and hiking. Bikers can access the Cache River via the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
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Cannon Park
This beautiful Carterville park includes a community center, baseball field, skate park, walking path that surrounds a fishing pond, volleyball courts (sand), playground, pavilion, gazebo, and memorial garden. Ballfields and shelters can be reserved.
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Canoe the Vermilion
This outfitter in the Illinois Valley offers canoe equipment, instruction, and transportation to help you fully enjoy this scenic stretch of the Vermilion River. Venture out on your own, or choose from excursions that include everything from picnics along the river to overnight camping trips.
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Carlyle Lake
The largest man-made lake in Illinois (26,000 acres), is a premier location for outdoor sports. We known to sailors, it is one of the best and most challenging for sailboats. There is also boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, sand beaches, and camping areas. Hotels, cabins and golf courses make the area a true outdoor lover's playground.
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Chestnut Mountain Resort
Ski along scenic slopes at Galena's Chestnut Mountain Resort, perched high above the Mississippi River. Rated by Ski Magazine as one of the top ski resorts in the Midwest, Chestnut Mountain goes all out with a snowboarding park and night skiing. Stay at the rustic 120-room lodge, which has three restaurants, including the fine-dining Sunset Grille. There are fun non-skiing activities in the summer as well, including boat cruises on the Mississippi Explorer and the exhilarating Alpine Slide, which speeds 2,000 feet down a hillside. Or try the new Segway Mountain Adventure Tours, a three-mile guided ride through rolling terrain.
CITY: Galena
Deer Grove Forest Preserve
Located in Palatine, IL, Deer Grove Forest Preserve has trails that offer a moderate level of difficulty. At almost 10 miles in length, the hiking trials make Deer Grove worth a visit. Split into two very individual sites connected by paved and unpaved trials, the east preserve features open wetlands surrounded by old fields and an in-progress savanna and prairie restoration. The west side is wilder, the forest denser and crisscrossed with footpaths along the rolling terrain. Quite woodlands, white-tailed deer and a completely different experience await the hiker on the west side. Both paths are equally enchanting.
CITY: Palatine
Eagle Watching - Union County Refuge
The Union County Refuge in Union offers a popular spot for bald eagle watching. Visitors can view bald eagles and take wildlife photography off the main road, which runs down the middle of the wildlife refuge. Park rangers will be available weekdays to answer questions about the eagles and other wildlife spotted in the refuge. Admission is free. For more information on eagle watching, contact the Union County Refuge (618-833-5175).
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Emma Mae Leonard Wildlife Sanctuary
Watch Birds, waterfowl and other life in their natural habitat. Recently refurbished wooden docks and trails are a nice addition.
CITY: Jacksonville
Forest Preserve District of Will County
Biking and running trails, bird watching, camping, cross-country skiing, sledding, outdoor ice skating, canoeing and rafting and fishing. The district office provides all information on preserves and issues picnic permits.
CITY: Joliet
Galena Birding
Experienced birder, knowledgeable about a variety of birding habitats in the Galena/Jo Daviess County Area, offers guided field trips on selected Saturdays. Private trips available by appointment.
CITY: Galena
Goldmoor Inn
Magnificent full-service inn celebrating more than 30 years of hospitality. Featuring elite amenities, dining and spa services in a romantic setting overlooking the Mississippi River.
CITY: Galena
Irons Oaks Environmental Learning Center
The Irons Oaks Environmental Learning Center is a joint project of the Homewood-Flossmoor (HF Parks.com) and Olympia Fields (OF Parks.com) park districts. The near 40-acre nature preserve is home to a diversity of wildlife and habitat types. See beautiful woods, wildflowers, birds and furry friends along the way. There are trails along both sides of the park which is located at Vollmer and Western Avenues in Olympia Fields. Please be careful when crossing Vollmer Road. The Park is open to the public daily, sunrise to sunset
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Kickapoo Creek Park
Kickapoo State Recreation Area in Oakwood, IL has 22 deep-water ponds, ranging in size from 0.2 to 57 acres, providing a total of 221 acres of water for boaters, canoeists and anglers. Lushly forested uplands and bottomlands along the Middle Fork of the Vermilion River is habitat for enough birds, wildlife and wildflowers to please any nature lover, while nature trails and running trails provide pathways to inspiration and physical fitness. If you want a less demanding excursion in the outdoors, there are facilities for camping and picnicking. With 22 lakes and access to the Middle Fork River, Kickapoo is known for the opportunities it provides for water-based outdoor activities. Anglers find excellent fishing for largemouth and smallmouth bass, channel catfish, bluegill, crappie and redear sunfish. Especially popular are the annual fall and spring stockings of rainbow trout, which provide an unusual opportunity for central Illinois anglers to fish for catch-able size trout. There are 12 launching ramps on nine of Kickapoo's lakes. Boat and canoe rental is available for Clear Pond.
CITY: Lincoln
Lake of Egypt
Lake of Egypt is a privately owned reservoir located six miles south of Marion, Illinois and covers 2,300 acres with 90 miles of shoreline. The lake has an average depth of 18 feet. The lake is owned by the Southern Illinois Power Cooperative (SIPC), who created the impoundment in 1962, by damming the South fork of the Saline River, to supply cooling water for a coal-burning electric power plant.
CITY: Marion
Lake Renwick Heron Rookery Nature Preserve
Nature preserve for bird watching. There are herons and egrets which flourish through the parks and around the lake.
CITY: Plainfield
Lake Shelbyville
Central Illinois lake with over 11,000 water acres and 172 miles of shoreline. Lake Shelbyville has 5 federal campgrounds, and 2 state campgrounds with over 1,000 campsites from tent camping up to full hookup. There are several recreational areas with picnic areas and pavilions and 2 wildlife management areas. Three public beaches are available for swimming on the lake. The lake also hosts many launching ramps that are available for boats, and 3 marinas on the lake. Many hiking trails also encompass the lake such as the General Dacey which also includes fitness stations, the Chief Illini trail and others.
CITY: Shelbyville
Lincoln Trail State Park
Whether you are looking for history, unusual plant life or recreation, Lincoln Trail State Park has something to interest you. The area is named after the Lincoln Heritage Trail where Abraham Lincoln's family followed en route from Indiana to Illinois in 1831. Lincoln Trail State Park offers American beech woods and a nature preserve with hiking trails, boat rentals, camping, biking, bird watching, fishing, ice fishing and ice skating. Restaurant open seasonally.
CITY: Marshall
Melvin Price Locks & Dam
Get the best view of Alton and the Mississippi River from eight stories in the air atop the Melvin Price Locks & Dam. Take a free guided tour and see towboats and barges as they push their way through this incredible structure. It's also a great spot to eagle watch in the winter.
CITY: Alton
Mississippi River Visitor Center
The visitor center overlooks Lock & Dam 15 on Arsenal Island. See the observation deck - a great spot for viewing bald eagles in the winter and for watching barges lock through on their way up and down the mighty Mississippi River. Enjoy exhibits on the Mississippi River and a gift shop. Guided tours are available of the Lock & Dam system on Saturdays and Sundays from Memorial Day through Labor Day at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tour Reservations are required!
CITY: Rock Island
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On Friday and Saturday, Steve Bailey (an ornithologist) will be at the Starved Rock Lodge for Owl Programs and Owl Walks. The Owl Walk Program begins at 6:00pm with the walk to follow finishing back at Lodge around 8:30pm. Price is $10 for adults/$7 children 10 & under. Everyone plan on bringing a flashlight. Reservations are required to attend. On Saturday and Sunday, "Hoo" Haven Wildlife and Education Center will be here with their owls and other friends for presentations at 10:00am, 12:00pm and 2:00pm in the LaSalle room of the Lodge. Adults: $5/Children 10 & under $2.50. Limited availability. Please call 815-220-7386 for more info and to make your reservation. Also on Sunday night there will be a Owl Prowl Package available that will include 2 tickets to a HooHaven presentation and a night walk on Sunday night. The night walk on Sunday is only available to the guests staying over with that package.
CITY: Oglesby
Pere Marquette State Park
At 8,000 acres, Pere Marquette State Park is the largest state park in Illinois. Go hiking on wooded trails, biking along scenic bluffs, fishing and boating on the Illinois River, or horseback riding through the forest. The park is also known for its guided fall color drives and eagle-watching tours in the winter. The rustic stone-and-timber Pere Marquette Lodge makes a great base for exploring the area.
CITY: Grafton
Prairie Ridge State Natural Area
Located southwest of Newton, Prairie Ridge is a wonderful site for observing rare species of grassland wildlife. Over 2500 acres, visitors will enjoy bird watching, nature study, photography and much more.
CITY: Newton
Pyramid Acres Campground & Marina
Offers gas, bait, tackle, ice, beer, groceries, contour maps and camping with water and electricity. Open all year. Located at the northeastern edge of the lake.
CITY: Marion
River Bend Forest Preserve
The 275-acre River Bend Forest Preserve south of Mahomet contains approximately 130 acres of clear water in two lakes, one of which is the largest public lake in Champaign County, and includes 2.5 miles of forest along the Sangamon River.
CITY: Mahomet
Rosiclare River Walk
Located in Rosiclare City Park, the River Walk offers great views of the Ohio River. The walk is handicapped accessible with benches for those who want to rest and enjoy the view.
CITY: Rosiclare
Sand Bluff Bird Observatory
A fascinating opportunity to see a wide variety of migrating birds banded and released. Special events in spring and fall, including the annual BirdFest in early May. Located in the Colored Sands Forest Preserve in the northwestern corner of Winnebago County. Colored Sands, site of original and restored prairies, is one of the most beautiful natural areas in northern Illinois.
CITY: Shirland
Sangamon River Forest Preserve
Sangamon River Forest Preserve, a 160-acre gem, offers a variety of natural features and is ideal for low-impact activities such as picnicking, bird-watching, hiking and river fishing. The preserve hosts the Lincoln Ash Tree, one of the largest ash trees in the state.
CITY: Fisher
Schuldt Park
Located off historic and scenic Stagecoach Trail. Offers picnic and playground areas, ball diamond, basketball court, bird watching on seven acres. In Waddams Grove.
CITY: Lena
Shoal Creek Nature Preserve
This 260-acre site offers nature trails for visitors to explore wetlands, prairie openings, and sandstone bluffs and ledges. The preserve is home to more than 700 plants and 70 bird species, including bald eagles during the winter months.
CITY: Litchfield
The Morton Arboretum
Magnificent, 1,700-acre museum of trees and plants from around the world. Hiking trails, paved roads, restaurant, gift shop, open-air tram and handicapped accessible facilities. A perfect place to visit this fall.
CITY: Lisle
ThunderHawk Golf Club
This public golf facility, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., is one of the most challenging courses in the Chicago area. This 18-hole, par 72 c golf course is nestled on 241 acres of beautiful forest, marsh and prairie. This is the first public course in the United States to achieve Audubon Signature Sanctuary certification. Banquet facilities to accommodate a wide range of group sizes from small private outings to a full-course tournament. Golfers can spot bluebirds while playing one of the hottest courses in the Chicago area.
CITY: Beach Park
Union County State Fish & Wildlife Area
This area currently winters nearly 100,000 of the 850,000 Canadian geese that spend the cold-weather months in Illinois. Numerous shallow sloughs and other water areas are scattered throughout its 6,202 acres.
CITY: Jonesboro
Wildlife Prairie Park
A unique, 2,000-acre zoological park which is home to wolves, bison, waterfowl, black bear, elk, cougar, otter, and others. You will enjoy the park's spectacular natural settings, butterfly garden, wildflowers, lakes and restored prairies.
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As the fouls mounted up in the first half, Chad Walker had to turn to his bench.
No big deal.
Lindsay Wade, Reagan Clark and Paige Carnes turned in valuable minutes to guide Tahlequah to a 65-33 rout of Pryor on Tuesday night.
"Our bench did a good job," said Walker, Tahlequah's coach who got 22 points from his bench. "The bench came in and did a good job in the first half, with JoJo (Jhonett Cookson), Marisa (Girdner) and Whitney (Wright) all having two fouls."
Cookson led Tahlequah with 17 points and nine rebounds before resting on the bench for the majority of the second half.
In fact, Cookson appeared early on like she could be a candidate for a triple-double with three blocks in the first three minutes of the contest. However, the 6-foot-1 sophomore only had one more block the rest of the way.
"JoJo ought to be doing that every game," Walker said of Cookson, who led Tahlequah to a 43-18 rebounding advantage. "In my view, the only thing that stops her is her."
In front of a relatively quiet crowd of 350 at the TMAC, Tahlequah led wire to wire, only to be threatened in the opening stanza.
Tahlequah sprinted out to a 7-0 lead before Pryor responded with a 7-2 run. Tahlequah, though, took advantage of Pryor's overzealous full-court pressure and went on a 8-0 run to end the first period.
"They got in that silly press, and we got eight to 10 points right off the bat," Walker said. "As a matter of fact, I looked up with two minutes left in the first quarter, and I told Randee (O'Donnell), 'quit trying to run an offense.' We have a fast break that we run, so I said, 'just run the fast break the whole time.' We were beating them all down the floor and getting pretty good shots."
It was never a game from that point on.
Tahlequah recorded its highest point total of the year, eclipsing its previous high of 59 in a season-opening win over Skiatook.
Casey Beaston added 12 points for Tahlequah, which shot 41.7 percent (20 of 48) from the field — if you take away the 2-of-11 showing with the game already in hand in the fourth quarter.
Jaclyn True paced Pryor with 12 points. Kelsie Kerns added 10 points for Pryor, which was a dismal 11 of 45 (24.4 percent) from the floor.
Already a half game up on Collinsville in the Metro Lakes Conference standings, Tahlequah improved to 4-1 in league play and 6-2 overall.
"I just got done telling them that I'm really proud of them," Walker said of his postgame speech. "We haven't even played our best ball and we're 6-2. I can't wait to see what happens when they mature and gel together."
Pryor fell to 2-5 overall and 1-3 in Metro Lakes Conference play.
Tahlequah will be off until Dec. 27, when it'll begin play in the Siloam Springs tournament in Arkansas.
Tahlequah 65, Pryor 33
Pryor 7 5 10 11 -- 33
Tah 17 19 16 13 -- 65
Pryor (2-5, 1-3): Jaclyn True 12, Kelsie Kerns 10, Montoya 4, Shelby 2, Zumstein 2, Chavoya 2, Osborne 1.
Tahlequah (6-2, 4-1): Jhonett Cookson 17, Casey Beaston 12, Whitney Wright 8, Randee O'Donnell 6, Wade 6, Carnes 6, Clark 4, Hadley 3, Blevins 3.
Pryor 56, Tahlequah 38 (boys)
With Tahlequah's second straight loss closing in, Tahlequah coach Mike Leafgreen called a substitution timeout late in the fourth quarter. No one knew whether to huddle or move on to the subsequent inbounds pass.
Nevertheless, it gave everyone in the stands a chance to head toward the exits with 1:14 left in what would turn into a 56-38 victory for Pryor.
"We're just not playing well right now," Leafgreen said, as his club fell to 3-5 overall and 1-4 in Metro Lakes Conference play. "We're showing some signs of being really good, and then we're showing signs of not carrying our assignments."
Chase Ross' 11 points led a trio of Pryor players in double figures. Zac Baumert, who recorded four assists, and Robert Ross both tallied 10 points apiece.
Jake Vader was Tahlequah's only player to score in double digits with 11 points on 5 of 9 shooting from the field. All of Vader's points, though, came in the first half.
Tahlequah jumped out to a 6-0 advantage early on before Pryor went ahead 15-10 at the end of the first eight minutes. By halftime, Pryor led 31-17.
"Right now, the second quarter has been our downfall in every game," said Leafgreen, whose team went 3 of 15 from the field in the second quarter.
Making a push to get back in the game after intermission, Tahlequah cut Pryor's lead to 31-23, thanks to a turning up the intensity on defense. But three straight turnovers helped Pryor build back up to a double-digit lead, which it would hold on to the rest of the way.
In the end, Tahlequah turned the ball over 21 times while shooting 17 of 53 from the field. Pryor also tossed up 53 shots while making 21 of them.
Pryor 56, Tahlequah 38
Pryor 15 16 10 15 -- 56
Tah 10 7 10 11 -- 38
Pryor (4-3, 3-1): Chase Ross 11, Zac Baumert 10, Robert Ross 10, Ogg 7, Frailey 6, Moss 4, Ayres 3, Barth 3, McCollough 2.
Tahlequah (2-6, 1-4): Jake Vader 11, Wright 8, Alberty 5, Madison 4, Smith 3, McMillan 2, Dick 2, Faddis 2, Cunningham 1.
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How to sync music to iPhone 4 with two different computers
I'm trying to add music to my iP4 using my computer (main) and my GF's. So I started to use my GF's computer and added the music I wanted...at first itunes warned me that I needed to erase and sync using one library. I clicked ok, because there was nothing on my phone at the time. So I added all the music, now, I want to add music using MY computer but that same dialog box pops up warning me that it will delete my music I just recently added.
I googled this and it seems like many people changed their library file settings, etc...but I dont want to do this. It was so simple on my touch just to click "manually manage music" but now its all complicated! Anyone have any suggestions or solutions to get over this? Thanks! |
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Have a question similar to this that I have yet to find an answer for, I think at least.
Getting my wife an iPhone, or giving her my old one now. We each have a Mac. Mines the "primary" if you will. I want to sync both the phones to "my" Mac for music, apps etc., but let her sync hers to her Mac for calendar, contacts and anything else. Is there an easy way to do this? Everything is networked if that makes any difference, and we only use my iTunes\Mac account for purchases of music or anything else on line. Thanks for any input - don't mean to thread jack. |
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I have changed the library id key on both my iMac and macbook pro and it worked but now i have upgraded to Itunes 10 i have made them both the same yet the iphone 4 won't sync with the second without asking me to erase.....
Any ideas??
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Easiest Way
I've had the same problem. If anyone still has this problem....
Solution: If you want to add music from a different iTunes library than the one yours is currently synced with, without having to click "manually manage music" and erase all the music on your iPhone, follow these steps. 1. Make a playlist in the iTunes library of the songs you want. 2. Click on your "iPhone" bubble at the top right of iTunes. 3.Once there, click on "On this iPhone". 4.At the bottom of this page (above your colourful data distribution scale) you'll see "Autofill from". 5. In this box, select the playlist you created with the music you wanted. 6. Click "Autofill" on the right hand side. 7. Boom, new music is transferred! Hope this helped! |
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I want to convert our drawings from one template to another (attached). Conversion is from .idw to .dwg. What's the best method?
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You would not be able to convert one file extension to another in sometype of a transfer. If you are just looking to swap out the template information then you can try the "Drawing Resource Transfer Wizard" in the tools menu of the program group.
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