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User Review: Van Gorkom Women's Custom Hiking Boots
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $650
My Van Gorkom boots have failed to address the issues related to my narrow feet. I have had a very painful experience with them on multi-day backpacking trips. I am sorry to report that after several years of trying to make them work, I am giving up on them.
I purchased a pair of Van Gorkom custom boots in November 2005 after a long search to find hiking boots that would fit my narrow feet. In my experience, my Van Gorkom boots have worked fine for day hikes, but that is about all I can say in their favor. I have been very disappointed in them in several ways on multi-day backpacking trips:
I still get bad blisters on my heels.
I still get bruises on my toes.
When I try lacing the boots more tightly to avoid the above problems, it cuts off the circulation to my toes, which sometimes results in severe pain.
The elaborate and time-consuming maintenance regimen prescribed by Mr. Van Gorkom to alleviate these problems has not worked for me.
The insoles do not provide what I would consider adequate cushioning.
The boots are excessively heavy. I take a woman's size 7 ½; my pair of Van Gorkom boots weighs about 3 ¾ pounds, about a pound more than the Vasque boots I am ordering as a replacement. A general rule of thumb is that an extra pound on your feet is roughly equivalent to five extra pounds on your back.
Even the hooks that hold the laces have been a disappointment. I try to lace my boots carefully, but find that the laces have a tendency to come off the hooks at inconvenient times (for instance, in the middle of a tricky stream crossing).
For all of these reasons, I am giving up on my Van Gorkom boots. In retrospect, I'm sorry that I put so much time and suffering into trying to make them work. I'm also sorry that I have to write such a negative review; I had truly hoped that these boots would offer a solution to at least some of my hiking footwear problems.

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Sunday, December 2, 2007
Weekend Update
Hello again everyone! If you haven't checked ou
the blog all weekend, you have missed a lot. There were several more questions
and answers with other Twins bloggers. I also posted a Saturday night update.
So, take a couple of minutes and scroll down and read some of those entries.
I'll start the weekend update with a little football, since
baseball will encompass the majority of today and well, this site in general. I
was asked on Saturday night if I was interested in going to the Vikings/Lions
game on Sunday. Because of the massive amounts of snow and sleet and generally
bad weather, there was an extra ticket. So, I said sure. I personally think
that watching football, especially NFL games, is better on TV. However, the seats
we had were seven rows up in the upper deck, in the corner of one of the end
zones. That is actually where I prefer to watch football games at the Dome
because you can see everything developing. For instance, on Adrian Peterson's
second touchdown, we could see that AP had a hole about 12 yards wide to run
through. Because of that, you could see the triple move that he put on the one
defender that really didn't have a chance. Passing games and routes and such
are much easier to see develop. Those things you can't see on TV. Then again,
you can sit on your couch, go to the bathroom without lines, snack when you
want and keep updated on other games around the league, which is important to a
fantasy football player.
For a noon game, we arrived to the parking lot about a block
behind the Star-Tribune at about 9:00. We set up a propane heater and had two
small grills. We played several games of holey board. We then had some chili
and some steak. It was enjoyable although it was also very cold. At about
11:40, we walked into the Dome to find our seats. The game was terrific! The
Vikings went down and scored, and then they maintained and added to the lead
scoring 28 points in the second quarter. They added a touchdown in the third
quarter. Adrian Peterson was healthy and ran just like he did before the knee
injury. Chester Taylor was again terrific. But to me the most interesting and
important thing was how well Tavaris Jackson played
again. Just watching the game, he just appeared much more poised, calm and
relaxed. Even just the way he delivered his passes, it was as if you could see
his confidence. He was efficient and accurate. Secondly, I've been touting
Sidney Rice a lot all season, but he is definitely coming through. I've liked
the speed of Aundre Allison and it showed itself on
the 103 yard kickoff return and his ability to gain 52 yards on two short
passes. Again, the defense came up big by putting a lot of pressure on Jon Kitna, not allowing much yardage after catches and creating
a turnover. The team's defense is a given at this point.
The team is now 6-6 and holding a legitimate shot at a playoff
spot. IT is actually quite exciting to watch. There were two things tha I thought that the Vikings did that were dumb. First,
up 42-10 in the late third quarter, they ran a fake on a field goal. I guess
they had worked on it all week and wanted to use it, but why then? With a big
lead, it comes across as running up the score. Secondly, now they have given away
a play in their playbook that they could have used in upcoming weeks, in
closer, more important times. Once they were near the goal line, they had
Chester Taylor throw a pass that was incomplete in the end zone. That really
was only about running up the score.
Is anyone else really sick and tired of the ongoing Johan Santana
trade rumors? I really am, and I want it to be over. I want the Twins to either
sign him or trade him and soon. It is a very interesting time to be a Twins fan.
This is a major transition period. This team that has been very good the last
six years has to make a bunch of moves to try to be contenders the next six
years. That requires major transactions and an understanding that that means
some player changes. The Twins really do have to trade Johan Santana for all
they can get for him in order to give themselves a chance for long-term success.
I think we have all come to that conclusion. Now, there are several factors
coming into play: The biggest question is who do the Twins want? Do they want
the cornerstone of a deal to be Phil Hughes, Clay Buccholz
or Jacoby Ellsbury? My gut tells me that the team
wants Ellsbury. Discuss which one you would want.
I know that they want bats, and I think that is the right thing to
thing. However, I also believe that if you can get an Ace-type pitcher who will
be with your team for the next five or six years, that is very important too.
The Twins have Francisco Liriano who could be an ace.
They then have several guys with the potential to be good #2s and #3s. Having a
second Ace would only be a good thing. Especially in this
case. The Twins appear to be able to get Clay Buccholz
and Coco Crisp for Santana. Along with that deal, they could acquire Jed Lowrie and either Justin Masterson or Michael Bowden. That
is the deal that I think I would prefer. To me, that is a deal that would be
impossible to turn down. First, Buccholz is a future
Ace. Jed Lowrie can be very similar to Dustin Pedroia, with maybe even a little more home run pop. Coco
Crisp is excellent defensively and adequate defensively. Masterson and Bowden
also have the potential to be 2s and 3s, which as Twins fans should know and appreciate, you can never have enough of. Buccholz and Lowrie would not be
free agents for six years. Masterson or Bowden could be in the organization for
the next nine years. Crisp is signed reasonably for the next two years, which
gives enough time for the likes of Jason Pridie, Denard Span or Brandon Roberts to be ready, or for the
Twins to come up with another option. Lowrie projects
to be a perfect #2 hitter option. Crisp could leadoff or hit ninth and should
win Gold Gloves. Buccholz already has a no-hitter.
Maybe Cy Youngs are in his
future? I just can't think of a negative to the deal.
It sounds like the Twins have had discussions with the Dodgers
again regarding Santana. They have the prospects to meet all of the Twins
needs. How about a deal to include 1.) A future ace, 2.) a 3B, 3.) a CF, 4.) a SS, 5.) a relief pitcher. How about a deal
including 1.) Chad Billingsley (23) or Clayton Kershaw
(19), 2.) Andy LaRoche, 3.) Matt
Kemp or Delwyn Young, 4.) Chin-Lung
Hu and 5.) Jonathan Broxton
or Jonathan Meloan? What if the Dodgers would
offer a package of four of those players? Johan Santana and his representation
have implied that they may not void their no-trade clause to the West Coast.
But I would think that a player would have interest in playing for Joe Torre.
But there are question marks here. 1.) Why are the Dodgers so adamant about
needing a 3B? LaRoche has great upside and power
potential, right? 2.) Matt Kemp seems to be compared a lot of late to Delmon Young, and not for their offensive potential. Can
they mesh? 4.) Hu can hit a bit, but he also would
give the Twins the type of defense at short that they would want. 5.) Adding a
reliever would be nice, in my mind, since it is also likely that Joe Nathan
would be traded next.
I want Bill Smith to get everything that he can for Johan Santana.
But with the note that the Yankees have given the Twins until the end of Monday
to agree to a deal for Phil Hughes, Melky Cabrera and
some mid-level prospect, the deal also needs some resolution quickly. The Twins
have to realize that the likes of Erik Bedard, Dan Haren and others also appear to be available. In other
words, those teams could just get tired of the Twins trying to get a little bit
more and move on. If that were to happen, it is also possible that the Twins
could end up with even less.
If you would like to, please got back into the Archives about
three weeks and see my What Would It Take article for
some trade ideas I could come up with.
A month ago, the 30 GMs met in Florida for the GM Meetings. At
that time, I jotted down the Twins needs this offseason and said that they
wouldn't all be taken care of in the past month, or at the Winter Meetings. But
it will be interesting to see what it looks like in February. Here are those
areas, with any updates:
So as this week begins,
I thought it would be good to formalize the Twins needs and other things that
need some resolution this offseason:
Hunter – Should the team go beyond their current 3 year, $45 million
contract offer? Joe Christensen
wrote a really
good article about this very issue. It is likely that Hunter will receive
an offer from someone for 5 years and $90 million. Again, Mr. Smith… Just Say
No! UPDATE – the Twins didn't
increase their offer, wisely, and Hunter signed with the Angels last month for
5 years and $90 million.
– And, if the Twins are smart and don't offer Hunter that kind of
money, then they need to figure out centerfield as well. I am a fan of Coco Crisp. Would up to 137 games of Mike Cameron be worthwhile? How long
before Denard Span is ready? Is Kenny Lofton a one year option? UPDATE
– This is still a question mark, but a Santana trade should clear
this up. If he goes to the Red Sox, it will be Crisp or Jacoby Ellsbury. If it is the Yankees, Melky
Cabrera will play CF.
Santana – To Trade, or Not To Trade… That is the question! Can they get a
long-term deal worked out? Should they give him a deal that will likely pay him
about 25-30% of the team's budget? How much could the team get for Santana!? UPDATE – The Twins offered
five years and $93 million. Santana's side said they wanted $126. It is quite
clear that Santana needs to be traded. It will likely happen on Monday, and if
so, it could answer several other of these questions for the next five or six
Silva – According to this La Velle story, Bill
Smith is saying that he wants to keep Carlos Silva. However, he is arguably
the #1 pitcher on the free agent market meaning a four year,
$40-44 million deal is not out of the question. For a guy who is really a #3 or #4 type of starter, that's far too much. I
hope Bill Smith knows that! Update
– Silva's name has not been mentioned as an option for the Twins in a long
time, and that is a good thing. Most recent rumors I have heard are that St.
Louis is interested in Silva or Lohse and it is
likely they will each get 3-5 year deals for at least $10 million a year. The
Twins are wise not to be involved in that!
3B – Is a platoon of Brian Buscher and Matt Macri good enough, or will the Twins
make a deal. After Alex Rodriguez and Mike Lowell, the free agent market for 3B
is pretty weak, so a trade is hopefully going to happen. Garrett Atkins? Akinori Iwamura?
2B – Are the Twins really comfortable with going
into Spring Training with Nick Punto as their opening day 2B? No way. But are they
comfortable with Alexi Casilla or Matt
Tolbert? Probably not. So, what do they do? Sounds like Luis Castillo will
become an Astro, rather than stay with the Mets. Who
else is even available?
LF/DH – I lump these two together because Jason Kubel
should be one of them, or really both if possible. The
Twins could use another solid left field type. I've mentioned Jason Bay, but I am sure there are
several options out there. Carl Crawford?
Long-term contracts – Obviously the Twins need
to talk about this with Johan Santana,
but I already mentioned that above. The other obvious long-term contract
discussions should be with Justin Morneau and Michael
Cuddyer. These both need to happen
this offseason if the Twins want to survive the next couple of seasons
financially. But does it end there? Should the Twins be a little more
proactive? Should they consider long-term deals with arbitration-eligible
players like Jason Kubel
and/or Matt Guerrier?
How about deals for Pat Neshek and even Francisco
Nathan – picking up his option was easy. I don't think that the Twins
should look to deal him just yet, but again, it would be interesting to find
out what the market for one of baseball's top closers would be.
Arms – The Twins have a lot of young, quality pitching prospects. Are
they willing to part with any of them for bats? Which arms, and how much can
they get in return?
If you have any questions, comments or ideas for future postings,
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Lateral to End-on Conversion of Chromosome-Microtubule Attachment Requires Kinesins CENP-E and MCAK
Lateral to End-on Conversion of Chromosome-Microtubule Attachment Requires Kinesins CENP-E and MCAKLateral to End-on Conversion of Chromosome-Microtubule Attachment Requires Kinesins CENP-E and MCAK
Current Biology, Volume 23, Issue 16,
Pages 1514-1526,
Publication Date 25 July 2013
Copyright © 2013 The Authors All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2013.06.040
This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Roshan L. Shrestha
Viji M. Draviam
Department of Genetics, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, CB2 3EH, UK
Corresponding author
Proper attachment of chromosomes to microtubules is crucial for the accurate segregation of chromosomes. Human chromosomes attach initially to lateral walls of microtubules. Subsequently, attachments to lateral walls disappear and attachments to microtubule ends (end-on attachments) predominate. While it is known in yeasts that lateral to end-on conversion of attachments occurs through a multistep process, equivalent conversion steps in humans remain unknown.
By developing a high-resolution imaging assay to visualize intermediary steps of the lateral to end-on conversion process, we show that the mechanisms that bring a laterally bound chromosome and its microtubule end closer to each other are indispensable for proper end-on attachment because laterally attached chromosomes seldom detach. We show that end-on conversion requires (1) the plus-end-directed motor CENP-E to tether the lateral kinetochore onto microtubule walls and (2) the microtubule depolymerizer MCAK to release laterally attached microtubules after a partial end-on attachment is formed.
By uncovering a CENP-E mediated wall-tethering event and a MCAK-mediated wall-removing event, we establish that human chromosome-microtubule attachment is achieved through a set of deterministic sequential events rather than stochastic direct capture of microtubule ends.


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Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, seems like an elusive goal only reachable by websites that have large funding and can hire an 'SEO expert.' Fortunately, your developer is an SEO expert, if she knows where to look for the right information.
Notes on Cognitive Load, Velocity, and Usability
Understanding the implications of your design decisions from a cognitive science perspective, is essential to being able to design a usable product.
March, 2012
View Full Website Is A Cop-out
Designing for mobile web doesn't mean to strip down features or limit content. In fact mobile users want just as much functionality and content as desktop users.
Measuring ROI of User-Centered Design
User-centered design is still a new practice. The anxiety of spending more up front can seem risky to clients who have been tainted by the high costs of maintaining and fixing usability issues in a product's design. The UX community is still in sales mode. Justifying the up-front cost of a user-centered process.
Selling UX with a Cross-Functional Design Process
An effective product design process, much like a usable website, removes the friction from getting in the way of the final goal, creating a great product that not only is usable and valuable to it's audience, but receives buy-in from every member of the team.
Adding Friends To A Facebook Event Sucks
It's rather obvious Facebook did not design around the actual content that would fit into their events "Add Guests" dialog box. Here's a few things I've noticed that make it not usable and frustrating to use.
Saul Bass: Making Money vs. Quality Work
I originally saw this video on Frank Chimero's blog, but it absolutely rings true to how I feel about design.
February, 2012
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I believe now, more than ever is the time that designers should know how to code their own designs. Here are a few tips on the designing-in-code process that may help you.
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PCRM has launched a new website to help students and teachers find and use first-rate alternatives to animal dissection—a practice that is steadily being eliminated in schools nationwide, and for good reason.
While dissection was intended to interest students in science, it often has the opposite effect. Many educators feel that teaching science while preserving compassion and respect for life makes better sense for everyone.
Computer dissection software also saves money, leaves natural ecosystems intact, eliminates the risks of chemical exposure, and offers a superior learning experience. Dissection lacks a key step in the learning process—repetition. Once an animal is cut apart, the exercise cannot be performed again. However, computerized techniques allow students to explore human or animal anatomy as often as they like, until they have fully grasped the information.
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Study Reveals Birth Defects Increased with Four Common Epilepsy Drugs 06/07/2011 Study Reveals Birth Defects Increased with Four Common Epilepsy Drugs
June 7, 2011
A total of 230 pregnancies associated with major birth defects were identified by the end of the first year after birth. An increase in the rate of birth defects was noted with increasing dose for all drugs. The rate was lowest for low doses of the drugs lamotrigine (less than 300 mg per day) and carbamazepine (less than 400 mg per day). The highest doses of valproic acid (1500 mg per day or greater) and phenobarbital (150 mg per day or day or greater) posed the highest risk to the fetus, with particularly high rates of birth defects recorded in pregnancies exposed to valproic acid 1500 mg per day or greater. The authors caution: "It should be emphasised, however, that, irrespective of which of the four investigated drugs was prescribed, the vast majority of women gave birth to perfectly healthy children."* Additionally, the risk of defects was four times greater for offspring with a parental history of major congenital malformations (birth defects). The authors say: "Our results show that dose selection is as crucial as the choice of drug…[and] gives the prescriber the possibility of assessing how teratogenic [ability to cause birth defects] risks at that dose compare with the risk associated with alternative treatments at various doses." Page B. Pennell, Chair of the Professional Advisory Board of the Epilepsy Foundation, from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, Mass. said, "This study pooling observational data from numerous countries provides critical new information that gets us even closer to our goal of healthy pregnancy outcomes for women with epilepsy. Health care providers can continue to minimize the risk for birth defects by adjusting the type of AED prescribed AND the dosage of the AED going into the first trimester of pregnancy. Epilepsy Foundation Executive Vice President Alexandra Finucane added, "In general, these studies confirm recent research that newer AEDs are safer in pregnancy than older ones." |


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My top 5 great moments in UK Football have all come in modern era, with the exception of the win over Bama. They are The Wins over #1 ranked LSU, of course the first Win over Spurrier, breaking the Streak against UT, and our win against Brohm and #9 ranked UofL.
But, for some reason, I'm not sure if I get this way every year before the UofL game, but for some reason, this year I have a complete discust for UofL, and it's not just the fans, it's also the team. With UK's fair weathered fans turning on the Kids and the team, with media projected expectations, if we pull out the W on Sunday, I might have to put this up there.
To beat this team and there fan base, who are now so full of arrogance (or ignorance) after being beat by FIU, Marshall, and even though only lost by 7, we're down 21 to NC State in there Bowl Win, would just simply be awesome.
I like confidence, when it's earned, and yes they beat us, after we rushed for 35 yards, and had about 3 critical turnovers. That's on us. UofL was opportunistic with them, but when you allow your players to talk trash, and you coach talks trash, after a 7-6 season is just plain ignorant.
This game, this win, does so much for this program going forward. Recruiting, coaching security, and the big thing is get our fan base excited and involved again.
It would certainly mean my life in Louisville would be more tolerable.
It would also be HUGE for Joker going forward this season. We all know just how young this team is and the potential is there for some of that talent to develop into a good team. It would provide some momentum going into that SEC slate that we always struggle with. And is a must win if we even want to think about sniffing a bowl.
I hate to put so much emphasis on the first game of the season in a OOC matchup, but for Joker it could be a job saver when it gets rough down the road.
A win Sun would mean to me that we were getting the 2012 season off on the right foot. It wouldn't make us instant worldbeaters, as UL is highly overated IMO, but it would probably indicate that we would be competitive in most games this year.
More importantly, winning means we don't lose. Things will be a lot doff going into the Florida game if we are 3-0, than if we are 2-1 and haven't beaten anyone noteworthy. Personally, If we lose to UL, I have a hard time seeing our season turn out very well as a whole, because the majority of teams on our schedule are better than UL.
It would prove to me that I've probably been way too hard on this staff and program. It would also mean that we more than likely start the season at 3-0 which would give this team some momentum heading into conference play. Either way, I've decided that I'm not going to judge this team until some of the younger guys get some serious reps. If we come out Sunday looking like we're focused and ready to play football then I will be satisfied; it would mean that we have a serious shot at winning this game because UL is not nearly the program that the the media is making them.
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Looks interesting, as long as games that have support for it allow for analog movement rather than just walk/sprint. Lots of analog stick tapping in the Black Ops demo video.
You mean you have to use your hands? That's like a baby's toy!
More overpriced gimmicky cr@p......I bought a lachesis mouse a while back and it never worked correctly as it kept jerking around, such POS and support was so unprofessional. I replaced it with a 10 dollar logitech optical mouse and it worked right out of the box and better. Never again will i buy anything from this company.
I must not be that far into the game... cause I have no idea how he's manipulating the boxes like that. But he doesn't have the potato on his gun... odd...
You must have had a bad experience but i can see i bought a Deathadder 2 years back nearly now and it's probably one of the best gaming purchases i've ever made and still going strong now, never had a problem.
I watched the Black Ops video with the Hydra yesterday and to me it's just no substitution for a mouse, hardly looked accurate at all and in the heat of a quick-paced online battle it'd be a nightmare i reckon, for me personally anyway, each to their own though obviously.
First I thought atleast someone cares for the PC by launching some motion sensing tech,but on reading the full article I realised that if it isn't wireless,then its simply pointless.. never the less good initiative on razer's part.
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EPA has consistently raised significant questions about the Spruce Mine's potential impacts for years, but only last fall under the Obama administration actually took the rare step of trying to veto a corps' dredge-and-fill permit approval.
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"The EPA has left us with no other choice," Arch spokeswoman Kim Link said. "We plan to vigorously defend the validly issued Spruce permit by all legal means, starting with the complaint filed today in U.S. District Court."
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In its filing before Judge Chambers, Mingo Logan argued that continued delays in deciding the Spruce Mine case "will cause real economic harm to Arch and its current and future employees."
"Because of the stay in this court, 90 percent of the reserves at Spruce No. 1 remain in the ground," the company said. "Mingo Logan does not know when it will be able to mine those reserves, and without knowing when it will be able to mine, it is economically impractical for Mingo Logan to invest in additional infrastructure, equipment and personnel that would allow Mingo Logan to mine the coal from Spruce No. 1 more efficiently and at a lower cost per ton."


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Coal production in Central Appalachia may not decline as sharply over the next five years as previously projected, but the long-term forecast looks even worse, according to a new U.S. Department of Energy report.
On Monday, DOE's Energy Information Administration increased its estimates of annual regional coal production for each of the next five years, but then projected steeper drops through the rest of the decade, with output reaching a low of 77 million tons in 2020.
Overall, production from Central Appalachia -- mostly Southern West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky -- is expected to drop to about 86 million tons, a decline of nearly 54 percent between 2011 and 2035.
Production in the Northern Appalachian coalfields of Northern West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania is expected to increase over the same period, but not nearly enough to make up the difference.
A larger share of Southern West Virginia's production comes from mostly non-union surface mines, while the northern part of the state remains a stronghold for underground operations that employ United Mine Workers members. Northern West Virginia mines also tend to producer higher sulfur coal, which can become more attractive as more power plants install pollution control scrubbers.
Rory McIlmoil, energy project manager at the Morgantown environmental consulting firm Downstream Strategies, follows coal production trends and co-authored a January 2010 report that warned of major production declines coming to the region's mining industry.
"Our 2010 report used EIA's projections, and since the publication of that report, those projections have come true," McIlmoil said Monday. "Central Appalachian production is on the decline.
"These projections suggest a far greater decline in coal production for West Virginia than did last year's estimates," he said. "Therefore, the new projections support to an even greater extent the overall message put forth in our report: That Central Appalachia needs strong policies aimed at diversifying the regional economy and energy portfolio."
The new EIA projections are included in Monday's preview of the 2012 edition of the agency's Annual Energy Outlook, which examines trends and tries to project future developments in energy supply, demand and production.


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The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority will no longer offer free bus rides on days with poor air quality. RIPTA is ending the program, because the agency doesn't have money to support it this year.
RIPTA has offered free rides on days with poor air quality since 1995, according to Amy Pettine, the agency's director of planning and marketing. It has been a longtime partner with the departments of health, transportation, and environmental management in issuing alerts for poor air quality days.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Allan Fung says he'd consider privatizing RIPTA and other state agencies to find the money to pay for some of his policy proposals.
Gov. Lincoln Chafee and the head of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation are planning to inspect an abandoned train tunnel in Providence to see how it could be used in the future. The tunnel was built in 1906 connecting the Seekonk River to the Providence River.
Gov. Chafee said he'd like to see if it could be opened and used for RIPTA buses. DOT director Michael Lewis said there are no firm plans for the old tunnel and the point of Thursday's inspection is to see if it's structurally sound.
Lt. Gov. Elizabeth Roberts toured the state with an all-volunteer work group for a number of listening sessions to get a better sense of what's available to those suffering from dementia and their caregivers. They also wanted to hear about what more can be done to help residents with Alzheimer's and dementia.
The City of Providence is teaming with Rhode Island Public Transit Authority to spruce up 17 bus shelters along 2 major bus routes. City art, tourism and planning officials will search for artists and artist groups with experience in public art design.
Artists are asked to generate concepts based on North Main Street's history or Broad Street's multicultural heritage. Besides these renovations, the city states that the "artwork will reflect the unique characteristics of the neighborhoods along each route."
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority is planning some big changes. RIPTA board chair Scott Avedisian outlined them at a press conference Monday morning.
Starting this summer, Rhode Island will have fewer bus stops. RIPTA chairman and Warwick Mayor Scott Avedisian said some bus stops will be removed to make service faster.
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority is trying something new to make it easier for PawSox fans to get to McCoy Stadium.
For Sunday Home Games beginning May 19th, fans may be picked up at Kennedy Plaza in downtown Providence for the games. Regular one way fare is $2.00 and a total of $4.00 for a round trip. Fans may also buy regular monthly passes for $62.00. Twenty Minutes after the game, fans are able to catch a ride back to Kennedy plaza. RIPTA and the PawSox plan to continue to promote the service to fans during each game.
Providence already has too many underused office buildings. RI political analyst Scott MacKay on what can be done to prevent the Superman building from going dark.
Maybe you were driving home from a night Celtics, Bruins or Red Sox game. Or perhaps you visited friends in Boston or were returning from summer vacation on a lake in Vermont or New Hampshire.
Providence Business News Editor Mark Murphy joins Rhode Island Public Radio's Dave Fallon for a weekly business segment we're calling "The Bottom Line." Each Friday it looks at business news and themes that affect local business and the public.
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A plan to fill Kennedy Plaza in Providence with a mix of pedestrian-friendly activities will be announced Thursday evening.
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"just got it last week-in one word-WOW!! - best prints I have ever seen from a photo printer."
on by OUTDOORDALEPros quick setup- easy to follow guide
Cons heavy- other than that none
Summary I have made prints from 4x6 to 11x17 and all came out looking like photo lab- I have been taking pictures for the last 50 years and this is like a dream come true.
fantastic quality for the money.
I think the real test will be in the year to come. then I will let you know how I still feel about this printer. -
"Awesome photo lab quality prints"
on by mjcomeauPros Photo lab quality prints, lightning fast print speed, conservative use of ink
Cons none yet, mabye
Summary I just purchased this printer for my wife so she could print her portfolio. The prints are amazing as is the speed with which the printer prints. The bundled software is especially helpfull if you are using autocad or photoshop. The printer software comes with photoshop profiles which you can install. The best part is that even with an uncalibrated monitor, when using the photoshop profile, the color accuracy is amazing.
Each individual ink cartridge retails at box stores for around 15 but I have found them online for around 10. We have played around using canon, epson, and kodak paper, and the prints on the canon paper tend to look the best. I will be trying some Red River paper in the future.
My biggest praise for this printer is the excellent ink consumption. the portfolio we are printing is set in a completely black background, and I was worried I would have to keep replacing the black ink. So far we have made over 30 almost all black prints on high gloss paper and we have yet to get a low ink signal on the black. Another bonus is the optical ink sensors are extremely accurate.
Overall I was trying to decide between the epson 1400, 2400, and the canon. While the epsons use two black inks instead of one, there were a few features of the canon which made me choose it. First, anyone who has owned any epson printer knows that the print heads need constant cleaning which requires an ink purge which in tur uses a ton of ink, and also may require a trip to the service station. The canon has a replaceable ink head so if it ever becomes clogged or problematic you can purchase a new one instead of sending the whole printer to canon. also less print head cleaning = less purging = better ink consumption.
Second, the canon pro 9000, is a steal for the features it has. I purchased mine for 430 including shipping. The epson 1400 would be comparable in price but not in features. The Epson 2400 was much more expensive and I was not convinced that the prints were any better.
Overall I am extremely happy with this purchase. Instead of spendint 80 bucks a pice for kinkos to print portfolios, I can print them from the comfort of my own home. this is a great printer and I would highly recommend it. -
"Good print quality, terrible reliability"
on by DougOriardPros Great print quality, fade-resistent inks
Cons Frequent printer lockups, wastes ink cleaning itself
Summary I bought this printer to replace my Canon i9900 which was a good printer but the inks faded quickly. The pro9000 has much better fade-resistent inks (except the cartridges are smaller but still cost even more). I think this printer uses more ink in cleaning the print head than it does in printing. The real problem though, is the frequent printer lockups. The printer locks up, not Windows. The same problem happens under Windows XP or Vista and rebooting the computer doesn't fix the problem. When the printer locks up the only way to fix it is to unplug the printer and then plug it back it. Sometime I even have to do that several times. And every time it starts up after a lockup it spends 2 minutes making grinding noises and cleaning the ink cartrides. By the time it's done, it has wasted 1/4 of the ink tanks. After a few lockups you're out $80 in ink. One way I have found to break out of this cycle is to write to the printer firmware by going into the advanced printer settings and turing on "paper width detection" and then turning it back off again. I recommend having it off for fewer problems. Having the printer driver write to the firmware seems to wake it up again for awhile. This problem has been getting gradually worse over the 1+ year I've had the printer. I called Canon about this problem before it was out of warranty and the technician had me do the "turn off paper width detection" thing. That seems to fix it for awhile, but now the problem is back again, and the printer is out of warranty. I called Canon back and complained that the problem existed while it warranty but they wouldn't replace it. It took 1/2 hour of arguing with them and multiple escalations to supervisors to get them to agree to send a replacement refurbished unit. The replacement will arrive next week. The replacement serial number is even older than my original so I don't know what to expect. They are giving me a 30 day warranty on the replacement.
I've have read the reviews on all the the 13x19" printers and users don't seem to be happy with any of them. This one is no exception. When it's working, it's great, but when it starts locking up, it's nothing but frustration. -
"Not worth it."
on by LatinXXXPros Great Output
Cons Paper Feeds is Horrible
Summary Paper feed has been jamming since the first day, now it is complete not working. It is not my first Canon that I have purchased. I also have a i9900 that has similar problems but is a little more manageable. It seems that this is a problem with Canon. The output is amazing on both these printers, although the Pro9000 is slightly better. i9900 still kicks but when it comes to speed. but what is all this worth when the feeder is doesn't work. DONT BUY THIS PRINTER..
"Fantastic when it works but NOT pro or reliable"
on by keen_amateurPros Very good print quality, both colour and black and white; easy installation.
Cons Shocking reliability, cannot take roll paper so panoramic options are limited, and very slow print speed.
Summary I had less than forty prints out of this before it started flashing error lights. A $250 NZD repair later it went again and produced another three prints before failing again. I set it aside for a couple of months and then finally got around to taking the covers off and trying to fix the faults myself. What I found inside was less than inspiring: the printer appears to have been designed by an accountant. The plastic covers and doors are flimsy, the mechanical internals look like they were scaled up from Canon's A4 printers without compensation for increased stresses, and the power supply, motors and circuitry appear to be only just able to meet the demands of the printer. It actually appears to be worse than cheap components or bad assembly: it's fundamentally bad design, in that it looks like they went from go to finished product far too fast, while trying to use pre-existing components wherever possible.
The last straw was the weekend where I tried to produce 20 prints. I got 5, with the printer needing mechanical adjustors re-set between prints, or the printer head jiggled, with failures and lockups happening between every print. My particular favorite is the fault where it sucks expensive paper halfway into the machine, locks it in a death grip, and then pulls wheelies on it.
Oh, and it snorts its way through ink, too. At the end I was changing a tank per print.
Even when the machine is working perfectly it takes around 30 minutes for an A3 print. If you're starting out as a pro and are selling prints, this time requirement is a serious problem.
The printer is now in a scrapheap. If you're contemplating buying one of these machines - do yourself a huge favour and find other options. After my experience, I wouldn't take one of these home if the shop gave it to me.
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A special day of family fun and firm discussions of underage drinking is planned for Lancaster's teen population by city leaders, educators and law enforcement.
"Teen Day in LA" is 4 to 9 p.m. April 5 at the University of South Carolina Lancaster's Carole Ray Dowling Center, 509 Hubbard Drive.
The Kershaw Stingrays swim team will hold its registration for the 2014 season on Monday, March 10 and Thursday, March 13 from 4 to 6 p.m.at the Kershaw Bowling Alley.
Swim suits and other items related to the swim season will also be ordered at that time.
For more details, call the Kershaw Recreation Department at (803) 475-2142.
Romans 3:9-31 clearly identifies the problem all men face and God's solution to it. The universal problem of all men is that we all are sinners who have fallen short of the glory of God.
No mere human being has lived a sinless life; in thought, word, and deed, every person has sinned. We have sinned in our understanding, and with our bodies.
No matter what standard of right living we accept or adopt, none of us has perfectly lived up to that standard. In God's eyes, all the world is guilty of sin.
An important deadline is approaching for Lancaster County taxpayers – the closing of the county's 2013 tax books, which takes place on March 17.
This is an important step in the annual fiscal budgeting process for Lancaster County government, as it allows those who serve on County Council, the school board and town and city councils to determine how much tax revenue they will have to work with as they work to finish their 2014-15 budgets.
The Mattamy Homes proposal for a residential development on the TreeTops site on Van Wyck Road is expected to come before Lancaster County Council at 6:30 p.m. Monday, March 10, in the County Administration Building, 101 N. Main St.
Eagle Rock Camp, an organization dedicated to helping the families of service members with service-related difficulties through a camping experience, is looking for a new home and has shown an interest in the TreeTops site.
Following are the Lancaster Bowling Center results for the week of Feb. 23. Listed are the league name, high game and high series.
Sunday Fun Bunch – Linda Blackwell 202, Al Blackwell 201; Cathy Perrin 577, Al Blackwell 554
Monday Mixers – Douglas Carter 223, Marilyn Price 184; Fred Thomas 587, Marilyn Price 530
Lancaster Locals – Jono Ashley 246, Manola Benjamin 188; Jono Ashley 662, Darlene Scowcroft 491
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The Lancaster High School softball team is optimistic about the 2014 season.
Coach Kim Perry sports a young, but talented team which is bidding to improve on the team's 12-10 finish from last spring.
"We are looking forward to the upcoming season," Perry said. "We have a lot of young girls, but they are loaded with talent and experience for such a young age.
The 2014 Buford High School softball team sports a new coach and plenty of hope for a banner season this spring.
The Lady Jackets will be led by first-year head coach Lael Allen, who came to BHS from Class AAAA Porter Ridge High School in Indian Trail, N.C.
Allen guided the Porter Ridge High softball team for eight years, including the 2012 season when the PRHS Pirates won the state crown.
The Lancaster High School Lady Bruins earned a measure of revenge and the Lugoff-Elgin Kickoff Classic soccer championship with a 4-1 win over Class AA county foe Indian Land.
Indian Land defeated Lancaster, 3-2 to open play Friday, Feb. 28 at Lugoff-Elgin, but the Lady Bruins rebounded in the championship game with a 4-1 win.
LHS senior Frances Whitesides scored three goals and Peyton Patterson tallied a goal in the championship match.
Lancaster High School stars of the hoop, mat and cheers drew the blue and gold spotlight at the annual Bruins winter sports awards on Wednesday, March 5.
Basketball, wrestling and cheerleading aces took one final bow to highlight the 2013-14 LHS winter sports campaign.
The bulk of the Bruins limelight was on the Region III-AAAA champion Lady Bruins basketball team.


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