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SmartBrief, Inc.
- November 17, 2011
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Experience what happens when expert business news curation and aggregation meets mobile.
The SmartBrief app extends the reach of the SmartBrief email service by allowing you to read, manage, save and share top news stories pertinent to your industry-—with or without a mobile connection.
The App saves you time and keeps you smart, allowing you to:
- Quickly scan top industry news
- Read editor-driven summaries of the most relevant industry news
- Easily review a month's worth of SmartBrief content
- Store content for later reading
- Quickly access full articles
- Easily share stories
Industry news sectors include:
- Advertising
- Automotive
- Aviation & Aerospace
- Biotechnology
- Business
- Chemicals
- Construction & Real Estate
- Consumer Packaged Goods
- Distribution
- Education
- Energy
- Finance
- Foodservice
- Healthcare
- Insurance
- Legal
- Manufacturing
- Media & Entertainment
- Nonprofit
- Retail
- Technology
- Telecommunications
- Travel & Hospitality
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Solid I have been following these briefs from the eNewsletters, but when I found out about this app I have been more than pleas ed with its overall functionality. Takes all of the Smart Brief topics in one solid package able to pick and choose what I want to read, catch up on, and a simple manner to share with associates and friends. Great job!
Amazing!!! This is one of the best article apps...I love the UI. Simple and very effective. Nice job. +1 to dev crew!!! Update - I wish it would not pre - fetch articles... Keeps running in the background. Taking down a star.
Awesome and convenient I used to get their e-mails (which are awesome) but this app is much more convenient. The layout is easy to read as well as share content through various channels.
Great App I really enjoy having this app on my phone. Convenient to read on my phone as well as my computer. Easy to use.
Informative relevant and timely Great for quick updates in a busy schedule
Excellent app, but is a RAM hog! Takes 50MB of RAM to run, least efficient app on my phone. Not sure if its worth it, might be better off just receiving email...
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Solid I have been following these briefs from the eNewsletters, but when I found out about this app I have been more than pleas ed with its overall functionality. Takes all of the Smart Brief topics in one solid package able to pick and choose what I want to read, catch up on, and a simple manner to share with associates and friends. Great job!
Amazing!!! This is one of the best article apps...I love the UI. Simple and very effective. Nice job. +1 to dev crew!!! Update - I wish it would not pre - fetch articles... Keeps running in the background. Taking down a star.
Great App I really enjoy having this app on my phone. Convenient to read on my phone as well as my computer. Easy to use.
Informative relevant and timely Great for quick updates in a busy schedule
Excellent app, but is a RAM hog! Takes 50MB of RAM to run, least efficient app on my phone. Not sure if its worth it, might be better off just receiving email...
Good but room to grow This is by far one of my favorite applications for news and online content. I like the diversity of subject matter within each topic. However I would like to see many more topics. I would recommend making your application learn my likes and dislikes much in the same way that Zite does.
Excellent source of specialized info Love reading industry specific news, this app provides some good categorization and good summaries. One thing that could improve is the interface is a little "tired", some articles lack summary and others are cross posted in several groups (often irrelevant to the category i'm looking at). Overall, though, useful content!
Above Average App Great app to keep up with news but would be nice if most of the summaries linked to the actual stories. Links are usually broken or missing.
Great App Very easy to use and industry specifics are great. If you want to stay on top of things its a must download app. #teamEvo
wow! indeed this is an extremely good app. it saves my time to find out articles on topics I have selected from the given list. I am enjoying it almost on daily basis. improvements needed: 1. navigation buttons 2.list which shows all selected for later reading articles. 3.selected but removed from source 4.book marks 5.a high lighter I recommend this app for all of them who want to continuously improve their knowledge. thanks smart brief team. fee Maan Allah
The stories are great! But the layout sucks. In order to fit the page width so you don't have to scroll sideways makes it almost too small to read.
Above Average As expected from country grown vegetables. But seriously though, I would have given five stars, had this application not launched on startup. Not every activity requires a background service.
Great fast news update Great apps for android. Instead of reading the emails. Easily able to share the news in any form: db, email etc
Just the ticket I work in finance in NYC and get all the news I need in one place every morning via the NYSSA SmartBrief.
Great app Very useful especially if you subscribe to multiple briefs as it remembers which ones you've read. Great app to keep up to date.
Fantastic I absolutely love receiving industry specifics in a nutshell... All the important info without having to read a lengthy article. Perfect for people on the go!
Great news feed app An absolute must-have to stay abreast of the rapidly advancing IT industry
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Military Aerospace Electronics
PennWell Corp.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Military & Aerospace Electronics: The Magazine of Transformation in Electronic and Optical Technology
Military & Aerospace Electronics is the top choice for engineers and engineering managers who need to understand the latest mil-spec, rugged, high-reliability, and COTS electronic technologies, design trends, and standards. It is the premiere magazine focusing on design and engineering issues that influence the military and aerospace electronics industry.
– Brilliant replica of the print edition
– Text article view for maximum mobile readability
– Share via social media and email
– Download issues and return for offline reading
– Search issue archive
– Bookmark favorite articles
You'll also receive real-time updates from http://www.militaryaerospace.com
– Latest News Stories
– Product Information
– Industry News
– AUVSI, MILCOM, AFCEA West, Paris Air Show, Farnborough International Air Show, and other industry event coverage
– Unmanned Vehicles, Embedded Computing, and other popular technologies
This application is powered by GTxcel, a leader in digital publishing technology, provider of hundreds of online digital publications and mobile magazine apps.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Engadget Mini
AOL Inc.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Engadget Mini is a real-time stream of everything important, interesting, and fun in the world of consumer technology, with instant updates on the latest product news and reviews, as well as a mix of the best photos, videos, and posts from across the social web. Curated by the editors of Engadget, with Mini's bite-sized updates you won't miss a beat.
• View real-time photos, videos, gadget reviews and social posts from across the web.
• Visit the original source of content for more context.
• Share updates with their friends.
• View real-time photos, videos, gadget reviews and social posts from across the web.
• Visit the original source of content for more context.
• Share updates with their friends.
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• Bookmark and save content to read later.
• Comment on individual updates from the Mini platform.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Plash - Your personalized News
Plash Digital Labs Private Limited
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Get the Top 10 Magazines and more than 80 Newspapers of India ABSOLUTELY FREE on Plash News App.
Plash brings you the latest news from multiple newspapers, magazines and blogs and formats them for easy reading, crafting a beautiful reading experience. Pick your interests across 200 categories that we have curated from over 60 regional, national and international publications, covering 9 languages; just for you!
Get started by signing in and select categories and magazines based on your interests; your personalized experience on Plash begins! As you begin reading articles, our complex algorithms analyze your reading behavior to tailor news that is more relevant for you. We get rid of the noise from all the information overload and ensure you never miss any topics of interest. The more time you spend on Plash, the smarter it gets in recommending reads based on your preference.
Plash allows you to connect your Facebook account. This not only allows you to enjoy Plash on other mobile devices, but also share and follow your friend's activities on Plash. We have created an innovative, two-way, interest curation feature where you can filter out all the noise generated from social media. Choose to follow specific categories and interests of friends, family, journalists and celebrity personalities on Plash; we create a separate feed for you to follow activities like reads, likes or shares from your network.
• News in your language of choice: Read news in 9 Indian languages including English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Gujarati.
• Follow categories curated by us: Pick and choose from over 200 categories that we have curated from more than 60 regional, national and international publications.
• Curate your network interests: Follow specific categories and interests of friends, family, journalists and celebrity personalities; whenever they discover a great new article, so will you.
• Search for just about anything: Find articles of interest by publications, topics, blogs, authors and people. Simply tap on the "+" button against a search result and create your own custom category.
• Finding new interests: Our "Trending" news category helps you discover new articles beyond your interests. Stay updated with the best of everything happening around the world as it happens.
• Read stories picked by our team in the "Editor's Pick" category including must read stories of the day.
• Save and bookmark any article to read later when data connection is intermittent.
• Comment, like and share what you discover with your friends on Facebook and Plash.
• Content partners: India Today, Headlines Today, Business Today, Men's Health, Wonder Women, Cosmopolitan, Oneindia.in, Dainik Jagran, Deccan Herald, The Hans India, The New Indian Express and more.
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Listen Read Device Only Added Installed 미디어랏(media-LOT)_스마트 뉴스 매거진
PETAZ Inc.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed 내게 필요한 뉴스만 쏙쏙, '미디어랏'
미디어랏(media-LOT) 구독형 스마트 뉴스 매거진
▶ 미디어랏이 국내 대표 뉴스통신사 뉴시스(Newsis) 와 손을 잡고 한단계 더 도약합니다. 이제 미디어랏에서 뉴시스의 정치, 사회, 스포츠, 연예 등 다양한 콘텐트를 즐겨보세요.
▶ 관심 키워드, 페이스북, 트위터, 유튜브(You tube), 잡지 및 뉴스 등 원하는 콘텐츠를 나만의 매거진을 만들어 구독할 수 있는 스마트 콘텐츠 서비스 입니다. 검색 기능을 통해 관심있는 어떤것이든 검색하여 나만의 섹션으로 만들어 구독이 가능합니다. 또한 미디어랏을 이용하여 연예,문화,패션,게임,IT,사진 등 다양한 분야의 정보를 가장 먼저 얻어 가실수 있습니다.
- 월간 앱스토리, 월간산, 여성조선, 이코노미조선, 탑클래스 등 국내 유명 분야별 잡지 제공
- RSS 피드 기반으로 한 블로그(Blog) 제공
- 유투브(Youtube) 리더를 통한 스트리밍 동영상 검색
- 카카오톡(kakao talk), 이메일, 트위터(twitter), 페이스북(facebook) 연동 등 포스팅 기능 강화
- 원문보기를 통한 Web 이동 기능 제공
- 관심 기사를 보관할수 있는 스크랩 기능 제공
- 사진 보기 기능 제공
▶ 관심 정보를 간편하게 모아보기
- 기능 설정 및 메인 섹션추가, 삭제, 이동 기능 제공
- 통합검색을 통한 관심정보를 모아볼수 있는 기능 제공
- 관심 분야 설정을 통한 개인 취향에 맞는 정보 제공
- 키워드 검색을 통한 키워드별 구독 섹션 제공
- 상/하 플리킹 : 앞으로 가기, 뒤로 가기
- 좌/우 플리킹 : 페이지 넘기기
▶ 시간대별로 바탕화면이 바뀌는 감성적인 디자인 제공
▶ 콘텐츠 별 다양한 기사 레이아웃 제공
- 다양한 기사 레이아웃 별도 제공
- 아이폰/안드로이드 폰 지원
- iPad : 11월 런칭예정
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed The Atlantic Weekly
The Atlantic
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed The Atlantic Weekly provides a curated selection of some of the very best pieces that appear every week across The Atlantic's Web sites (TheAtlantic.com, TheWire.com, and TheAtlanticCities.com). Optimized for your Android and delivered in time for the weekend, The Atlantic Weekly presents the week's sharpest ideas and most memorable writing, as well as a collection of images from our daily photography blog, In Focus.
Purchase options:
The Atlantic Weekly publishes at least 48 times a year. Editions of The Atlantic Weekly are available for purchase as single issues, or via auto-renewable subscriptions as follows:
∙ Annual subscription for $19.99, issues delivered weekly
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∙ Single copy issues for $1.99
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∙ Account will be charged for $19.99 renewal (annual) or $2.99 (monthly) within 24 hours of the end of the current period
∙ Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase
∙ No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period
∙ Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription
About The Atlantic:
The Atlantic is a magazine of ideas, society, and culture that has helped stir vital national conversations since 1857. In print, on the Web, or on your smartphone or tablet, The Atlantic challenges, informs, and entertains readers with groundbreaking ideas and a distinctively unbiased approach.
Technology requirements:
This universal app is compatible with Android phones running Android 4.0 (Jellybean) and above.
Terms and Conditions: http://www.theatlantic.com/terms-and-conditions/
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Listen Read Device Only Added Installed MS in focus
AISM onlus
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed MS in focus, edita semestralmente in inglese, spagnolo, tedesco, italiano, arabo, mandarino cinese, olandese e italiano, è la rivista ufficiale della Federazione Internazionale delle Associazioni SM (MSIF), che dal 1967 opera per collegare le attività di 42 Associazioni Nazionali SM nel mondo. "MS in focus", infatti, nasce proprio con l'intento di promuovere lo scambio di esperienze tra le Associazioni SM aderenti alla MSIF e favorire la circolazione di programmi efficaci nei diversi Paesi.
Redatta da un comitato internazionale con un linguaggio facilmente accessibile e distribuita gratuitamente anche on line sul sito della Federazione, MS in Focus è una pubblicazione di notevole interesse per le persone con SM, i loro familiari e gli operatori socio-sanitari, che vi troveranno affrontati temi monografici di grande rilievo nella vita quotidiana con la SM. L'edizione italiana è curata da AISM, Associazione Italiana Sclerosi Mutipla Onlus.
Scarica l'app per sfogliare comodamente la rivista sul tuo dispositivo Android quando vuoi.
Redatta da un comitato internazionale con un linguaggio facilmente accessibile e distribuita gratuitamente anche on line sul sito della Federazione, MS in Focus è una pubblicazione di notevole interesse per le persone con SM, i loro familiari e gli operatori socio-sanitari, che vi troveranno affrontati temi monografici di grande rilievo nella vita quotidiana con la SM. L'edizione italiana è curata da AISM, Associazione Italiana Sclerosi Mutipla Onlus.
Scarica l'app per sfogliare comodamente la rivista sul tuo dispositivo Android quando vuoi.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed EXLEY. News reinvented.
Exley Media Inc.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed EXLEY is designed to be a stand-out digital channel for lifestyle information, global entertainment news, celebrity updates, fashion and Hollywood's hottest scoops.
In a time where people can barely cope with the flood of information in their lives, many are seeking a fast and easy way to stay informed. With this in mind, EXLEY offers information snippets rather than lengthy clustered content. The EXLEY digital channel is optimized for mobile and offers customized options for each user, cutting through the clutter and fluff and delivering only the content we believe the user really wants.
EXLEY allows users to create and share short videos, photos and text updates, which are limited to 600 characters. All content created and information delivered is defined by EXLEY's "30 second rule," meaning we expect a user can consume the content in 30 seconds or less. This could be the optimal attention span of a user and is one of the reasons we believe many commercials are 30 seconds in length.
EXLEY values the voice of the content creator and provides the ability for anyone to blog alongside citizen journalists, professional reporters and celebrities. This approach is a revolutionary concept that can transform traditional static news delivery into a news-in-motion experience.
We believe these EXLEY features to be amongst our most groundbreaking:
• "Mobile first" — News and information designed to be consumed on mobile devices – get in the know while on the go.
• "Curated Content" — In a time of information overload, we offer filtered information from authentic and passionate content creators. We believe they are the new influencers.
• "Global news" — Take the world in the palm of your hand and filter by region to find what matters to you.
• "Citizen journalism" — Anyone with a smartphone or tablet can become an "entertainment reporter" and part of the new "social paparazzi."
• "Integrative content" — From citizen journalists, because many eyes on the street can disseminate information faster than traditional reporting.
• The "Scoop" feature — Enables immediate publishing of photos and stories through feature-rich applications for iOS and Android platforms.
• "Follow-a-Story" — Users can watch the latest hot story as it unfolds in the days and weeks to come, and receive immediate update notifications so they stay in the know and don't have to catch-up.
• "Geo-tagging" — Enables users to find out where the action is with a single click.
• "Celebrity Spotting" — Gone are the days when you read about a celebrity being in your neighborhood the next day.
EXLEY's is shifting media creation into the hands of the people by offering new tools and services to millions around the world who Tweet, share, pin, blog and post information online. No longer are consumers at the mercy of stodgy traditional media sources. The social movement has put consumers in the driver's seat, and consumer empowerment is the driver of critical mass to EXLEY. By working to implement additional innovations such as incentivizing the EXLEY crowd-influencers, we expect to become one of the most powerful social networks on the planet.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed ChannelCaster: Social News
OneLouder Apps
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Drowning in news & information overload? ChannelCaster organizes and curates the stuff YOU care about, solving this problem for good!
"…ChannelCaster is a winner." –CNET
The iPhone and iPad are amazing for staying up-to-date. But there's so much content that it's nearly impossible to stay organized and and keep up.
Other apps have attempted to cut through this clutter, but none of them nails it perfectly. That is, until ChannelCaster. ChannelCaster approaches the problem differently, giving you the perfect way to get information and be entertained.
ChannelCaster offers access to dozens of leading news channels in categories like news, sports, & entertainment. And it presents them in a unique, beautiful way. But ChannelCaster does MUCH more.
★ Multimedia Mash – Other apps include feeds from the web or Twitter. ChannelCaster includes those and more. Our channels mash feeds from web sites, RSS, and Twitter, plus videos from YouTube, and photos from Flickr. The result is a multi-media experience that blows other apps away.
★ Customization – ChannelCaster's "Build" functionality lets you create your own multimedia channels, super fast and easy. Keep these channels private or share them with the ChannelCaster community.
★ Community – Every ChannelCaster user has the ability to add content to the app. The result is a crowd-sourced, crowd-curated wealth of content that can't be found anywhere else.
★ Breadth – Thanks to the ChannelCaster community, no one can match our breadth of content. Other apps have dozens or even hundreds of scources. ChannelCaster has thousands of channels and is growing every day.
★ Curation – Having this many choices is overwhelming. ChannelCaster's editorial team constantly analyzes the thousands of channels, factors in user ratings, and promotes the best ones to "Tier 1". While you have access to all channels, there is clear delineation of what is the best stuff. You can also save channels to your "Favorites".
More goodness:
★ Access your Facebook and Twitter feeds
★ Weather, stock, and horoscope information in ticker format, with the option to drill deeper
★ No creepy usage tracking analyzing your reading habits and serving cookie-cutter content.
Don't delay, get ChannelCaster now!
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Media Spider 미디어스파이더
Jcube Interactive Inc.
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed 국내 온라인 미디어를 선도해온 제이큐브 인터랙티브(Jcube Interactive)가 스마트 시대를 맞아 다시 한 단계 도약합니다. 제이큐브 인터랙티브는 뉴스 큐레이션 모바일앱 '미디어스파이더'를 출시하고 본격적인 서비스를 시작했습니다.
내 손안에 펼쳐진 세상, 'Media Spider'
√ 다양한 미디어가 내 손안에
주요 신문, 방송, 잡지, 블로그, 인터넷 매체, 트위트, 페이스북 콘텐트를 한 곳에서 이동 없이 볼 수 있고, 전문 에디터가 수많은 정보 중에서 양질의 콘텐트를 선별해주므로 불필요한 시간을 줄일 수 있습니다.
√ 내가 만드는 매거진
내가 직접 발행인이 되어 매거진을 만들 수 있다면?
이용자가 관심있는 하나의 주제를 정한 후 간단한 소개와 사진만 올리면 나만의 매거진(스파이더)이 발행됩니다. 기사를 보다가 주제와 맞는 콘텐트를 만나면 간단한 + 클릭(스파이딩)만으로 매거진에 담을 수 있습니다.
√ 나만의 개인화 서비스
√ 비주얼한 메트로 디자인
이제 이 모든 것을 미디어 스파이더 안에서 즐기세요.
MediaSpider, Media Spider, 미디어스파이더, 미디어 스파이더, 스파이더, 잡지, 뉴스, 나만의 뉴스, 매거진, 맞춤형 구독, 큐레이션, SNS, 플립보드, flipboard, 구글 크런츠, google current, 구글 세상보기, 펄스, pulse, 피들리, feedly, 페이스북, 트위터, 유투브, youtube
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed Just Aerospace
R2N7 Apps
Listen Read Device Only Added Installed This app gives the reader a low down on all the latest happenings in the aviation world, in a clean and easy to read user interface using Google's latest API.
Some key features include:
*Facebook updates from industry giants like Airbus and Bombardier
*Official videos from Airbus and Boeing
*Latest news feed from all the industry giants
*Picture gallery
*Completely customisable settings like update interval,notifications.
*Switch from light to dark theme according to your mood!
Some key features include:
*Facebook updates from industry giants like Airbus and Bombardier
*Official videos from Airbus and Boeing
*Latest news feed from all the industry giants
*Picture gallery
*Completely customisable settings like update interval,notifications.
*Switch from light to dark theme according to your mood!
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From its early beginnings at the foot of 12th Street, OYC later moved up the Estuary to 19th Avenue, which would be our home for the next 63 years. However, differences with the Port of Oakland, owner of the Oakland property, caused OYC members to move the club to Alameda in 1977. In May 1990, OYC moved into our current beautiful clubhouse.
With the acquisition of its marina in 1998, OYC is one of only four area yacht clubs that owns all of its own facilities. Oakland Yacht Club's clubhouse is a striking facility with a wonderful view down the Estuary, to downtown Oakland, and across the bay to San Francisco. Our new guest dock has made OYC a beacon to boaters wishing a casual and friendly place to relax after a race, cruise, or a long week in the real world.
As we approach our 100th anniversary, Oakland Yacht Club continues to enjoy its rich heritage and reputation among the Bay Area's boating community. Come check out OYC and see what we have to offer you!


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Textbooks and an iPad are included in the graduate degree programs. |
Concordia University Graduate Education Programs
Please select "Become a Teacher", "Current Educator" or "Earn a Doctorate" below, based on the type of student you are.
Concordia University has been preparing and serving educators for over 100 years.
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"The figure shows that the adjustment in production continues, but in reality this monthly figure ... indicates that you can't rule out slight economic growth in the third quarter," said Jose Luis Martinez, economist at Citi in Madrid.
Spain's economy has been contracting since the second quarter of 2011, though recent indicators, including manufacturing and service sector surveys, suggest some expansion on the horizon.
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Spain's gross domestic product shrank by only 0.1 percent in the second quarter and the government says it expects growth of up to 0.2 percent in the second half of the year. The official outlook for 2013 GDP is a contraction of 1.3 percent.
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The rift between Joe Kapp and Angelo Mosca, two former Canadian Football League greats, goes back to the 1963 championship game in which a controversial hit by Mosca on one of Kapp's teammates knocked him out of the game.
When the two came back together at an alumni luncheon preceding the the 2011 CFL title game between British Columbia and Winnipeg, that bad blood spilled over.
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Starting as early as Feb. 7 in the central United States, families, businesses, schools and organizations all over the world are preparing to "drop, cover and hold on" in an effort to be ready when an earthquake strikes.
Originating in Southern California only five years ago, The Great ShakeOut has since spread throughout the U.S. and has even earned the attention of other countries such as Japan and Italy.
According to its website, The Great ShakeOut is a way for people to practice how to protect themselves during a major earthquake. It is organized annually to encourage "you, your community, your school, or your organization to review and update emergency preparedness plans and supplies, and to secure your space in order to prevent damage and injuries."
While most states and countries outside of the U.S. will be observing ShakeOut drills Oct. 17, other territories such as the central U.S. and Utah have scheduled different dates.
Even though the nationwide drill is still months away, more than 950,000 Californians are already registered for The Great California ShakeOut. Last year, out of the 18 million participants worldwide, 9.4 million California residents made the pledge to "drop, cover and hold on."
"This drill, which can be conducted in as little as 90 seconds, provides a timely and relevant opportunity for the entire community to get prepared, practice what to do to be safe, and learn what emergency plans need to be improved," wrote Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.
Though it is not often thought of as a high-risk territory, Charles Watson, president and chief geologist for Advanced Geologic Exploration Inc. in Chester, said that Plumas County is considered a very active tectonic area. In addition to this, the state of California has a higher risk of earthquakes compared to the rest of the country.
For this reason, it is important that earthquake safety is not overlooked. Those interested in a fun way to give attention to earthquake preparedness can register for the ShakeOut at shakeout.org. The website provides a plethora of free information on how to manage an event and engage community involvement.
Earthquake history
Since the surface of the Earth is in constant motion, the rocks within it can rub against each other, sink beneath each other or spread apart from each other.
Although it has not erupted since 1917, Lassen Peak is considered one of the most likely volcanoes in the North American mountainous region to erupt during the coming decades and centuries. According to Charles Watson, president and chief geologist of Advanced Geologic Exploration Inc., "All major volcanic eruptions are preceded by earthquakes. There is no way an eruption can happen without there being earthquakes." Photo courtesy National Park Service |
Eventually, the rocks cannot withstand any more strain and they break in half, causing a displacement of rock on the surface of the earth and, ultimately, causing the surrounding area to shake.
"The release of energy that comes from the rock breaking is what causes the shaking of the ground that we feel. The larger displacement, the bigger the earthquake," said Watson.
Sometimes the displacement will cause a break in the surface of the earth, creating a "fault" or "rupture plain." For this to happen, however, the magnitude of the earthquake would have to reach at least 5.5 on the Richter scale.
Depending on the magnitude, a visible displacement could be as small as a few inches to as large as 60 feet or more. "A magnitude measured at 6.0 could create a fault of about 12 inches, whereas magnitude of 9.0 has the potential to create a 45- to 60-foot fault," said Watson.
"The likelihood of a magnitude 10.0 is very remote but is possible. Those types of very large earthquakes are probably more related to meteor impacts or global catastrophes." He said the largest earthquake ever recorded, in Chile in 1960, had a magnitude of 9.6.
Earthquakes do not always form on the surface, however. The deepest earthquakes can occur up to 560 miles beneath the earth's surface. "After that depth, the rocks become too warm to break and instead bend like plastic. At that level, you don't get the same energy release, so you don't feel the earth shake," said Watson.
The frequency of earthquake activity varies considerably over decades. "Geologists can look back in time thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of years and measure where the ground has ruptured on the surface," said Watson.
This helps determine how tectonically active a specific area is. "Over time and decades, fault locations are recorded on a map, which shows the areas where earthquakes happen more frequently than others."
Local earthquake activity
Since 1971, the average earthquake activity in Northeastern California is between 10 and 20 earthquakes per week.
"When it falls below 10 in a week it is considered below-average; 20 to 30 is above-average.
"There was only one week in the last decade when the Richter scale did not record any earthquakes registering a magnitude 1.0 or stronger. This is truly amazing," said Watson.
When a large earthquake does occur, it is always followed by an aftershock sequence, which causes a change in the frequency of activity.
"Mount Lassen has been going through mild to active stages since recordings began. In 2002, there was a significant increase in activity, which correlated to elevated hot springs temperatures.
"The geological community was concerned a large earthquake or volcanic eruption was about to happen. It was a very nervous time," said Watson. The activity eventually slowed down and conditions went back to normal.
He explained that a sequence of earthquakes is usually a sign of foreshocks, and indicate a larger earthquake or volcanic eruption could be on the way.
Although the typical earthquake in the northeast is only measured at a magnitude of 1.0 to 2.0, larger earthquakes are possible. The largest in this area have been measured at 7.4 to 7.8, according to Watson.
"There is a good likelihood that a major earthquake could happen in your child's lifetime," he said. This idea comes from the principle of "earthquake reoccurrence," where the probability of a major earthquake happening is once every 400 to 500 years. "What happened in the past will happen in the future. It has probably been about that long since the last one occurred."
Plumas County is home to many very active faults, including Almanor Fault Zone, Honey Lake Fault Zone and Mohawk Valley Fault Zone. "In the last 10,000 years, dozens in our area have ruptured with an M6.5," said Watson.
"In Plumas and Lassen counties, there are hundreds of active volcanoes, and where there are volcanoes, there are earthquakes. We live in volcano and earthquake country; it is a very active and exciting area.
"It is unfortunate that some of the most beautiful areas on our planet are also some of the most hazardous. This is true all over the world.
"California has beautiful mountains and valleys, all of which can be attributed to the geology and tectonic processes. The key to living in California is to be knowledgeable that earthquakes do happen, and to be prepared for when they occur."
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"In general, earthquakes are dangerous, but they can also be fun to watch. Being able to experience a magnitude 6.7 or even 8.0 would be truly a gift, and an awesome experience for anybody. It is one of the most amazing processes this planet has to offer," said Watson.
"Earthquakes are rarely safe, however, and large earthquakes are devastating because they are usually accompanied with a loss of life and livelihood. Nevertheless, there are a number of things that can be done to increase earthquake awareness and preparedness."
The slogan "drop, cover and hold on" is well-known as a way to protect from earthquake hazards. Watson took it a step further by adding "think" as the first step in the slogan.
"You need to back away, look at your environment and you need to think. Think about your surroundings — what can harm you and what can save you. Think about how your first move could save your life or somebody else's," Watson said.
"Your ultimate goal when earth shaking starts is to move to a safe location. Your chances of survival increase dramatically if you are able to make it outside.
"Drop beneath a sturdy structure, preferably outside of a building. You need to continue to think while you are looking for a place to hide. If you are outside, look all around at things that could fall and hurt you. There are a lot of old buildings in Plumas County so watch for collapsing buildings, and, if able, hide in an area away from them.
"Next you need to cover. Find something to guard yourself from falling debris. If you are next to a window, move far enough away that the glass doesn't shatter all over you. Watch out for light fixtures, plants, and hanging objects that could fall down.
"Hold onto whatever is nearby. If appliances can bounce around the room, so can you."
What you do after the earthquake is almost as important as what you do during it. Once the shaking stops, check your health. "Make sure you are OK. If you are, then make sure others are OK, starting with any seniors who may be nearby. Also, don't forget to check on pets," said Watson.
Constantly be aware of your surroundings. If you smell gas, turn off the gas valve or have someone do it for you. Avoid lighting up a cigarette in an area where there may be ruptured gas lines.
Always keep a preparedness kit and emergency supplies on hand. This could include food, water, blankets, batteries, flashlights and other necessities.
"After a large earthquake, there is a significant chance for large aftershocks. Be aware that they will occur. If you re-enter a damaged building, be mindful that more shaking could cause more damage.
"Earthquakes do not last very long — usually only a few seconds to a few tens of seconds. Remember that once that brief moment of terror is gone, you will need to pick up your life and move on," Watson said.
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Apply nitrogen or plant corn?
If decisions are made to plant corn and then apply N sidedress, be certain to check that needed fertilizer products and application equipment will be available. Best options for sidedressing, in order from most to least preferable, include:
- injected anhydrous ammonia, UAN or urea,
- broadcast dry ammonium nitrate, ammonium sulfate or urease treated urea,
- surface dribbling UAN solution between rows,
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Sidedress injection can begin immediately after planting if corn rows are visible or GPS guidance positioning equipment is used. Be careful so that soil moved during injection does not cover seeded rows or small corn plants. It is easiest to inject in the row middle and there is no advantage in attempting to place the band close to the row. Corn roots will reach the row middle at a small growth stage. Injected N can also be applied between every other row. That technique will provide equivalent response as when placed between every row. For many soils, when planting corn after soybean there should be adequate N in the root zone to meet the needs of small corn plants. For corn after corn, there is a greater chance that additional N is needed for early growth. Preplant or starter N can help meet that need, and is especially important if sidedressing is delayed significantly in either rotation.
Broadcasting urea or ammonium sulfate across growing corn might cause some leaf spotting or edge browning where fertilizer granules fall into the corn whorl. The chances of this happening increases with larger corn. As long as the fertilizer distribution is good and not concentrated over plants, the leaf damage should only be cosmetic.
Because UAN solution is comprised of one-half urea and one-half ammonium nitrate, it has less volatile loss concern than dry urea. A urease inhibitor with surface applied and non-incorporated urea and UAN will help reduce volatile loss. Rainfall will eliminate volatile loss and is needed to move surface applied N into the root zone.
Broadcast application of UAN solution across growing corn has the potential to cause leaf burn and reduced early growth. Depending upon the severity of damage, reduced plant growth may be visible for several weeks after application. Research conducted in Minnesota indicated that when corn plants were at the V3 growth stage (vegetative leaf stage defined according to the uppermost leaf whose leaf collar is visible – in this case three leaf collars visible), phytotoxic effects were worse at rates above 60 lb N/acre (rates applied were 0, 60, 90, and 120 lb N/acre), but damage was not permanent and did not adversely affect stand or yield. When plants were larger than the V3 stage, plant damage was worse and some yield depression occurred with the 120 lb N/acre rate. Many pre-emergence herbicides are applied using UAN as the carrier to minimize trips across fields. However, this strategy is only recommended prior to crop emergence. Almost all herbicides prohibit application in N solutions after corn has emerged. Check herbicide labels closely.
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The Prince, by now a seasoned warrior, returns to Babylon from the Island of Time with his love, Kaileena. Instead of coming home to the peace and quiet he had hoped to find, The Prince finds a war-ravaged kingdom that has turned against him. When The Prince is captured, Kaileena must sacrifice herself to once again unleash the Sands of Time and free him. The Prince soon discovers that his misadventures with time have created a twin Dark Prince. Play as both characters throughout this epic adventure, mastering the free-form fighting styles of each. Use all new Sands of Time powers to surprise your enemies and even launch powerful attacks against entire armies!
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Prince of Persia the Two Thrones welcomes back the Prince with a hardy hug and warm glass of milk. For those of us who have played the first two POP games must see the difference between the first and second games. The first game had excellent puzzles and a mediocre fight engine. The second game foc...more
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Mango & banana smoothie
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Prep: 5 minsSkill level
Makes 1 litreCool down this summer with a fresh and fruity smoothie
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- protein
- 1g
- carbs
- 26g
- fat
- 1g
- saturates
- 0g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 26g
- salt
- 0.04g
- 1 medium mango
- 1 banana
- 500ml orange juice
- 4 ice cubes
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- Cut the mango down either side of the flat stone, then peel and cut the flesh into chunks.
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- Put all the ingredients into a food processor or blender, then process until smooth and thick. Keep in the fridge and use the day you make it.
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A two-pronged effort is being waged on both sides of the Hudson River to stop plans for a corporate office tower in Englewood Cliffs that opponents say would undermine a century of Palisades preservation — one of the most enduring legacies of the Rockefeller family and others.
The proposed 143-foot-high North American headquarters of LG Electronics USA Inc. would rise above the scenic cliffs and would be the only high-rise north of Fort Lee visible from the New York side of the river. At every step during the past two years, the borough has accommodated one of its largest taxpayers, first granting a variance that exempted LG from a 35-foot height limit, then rezoning the property when the variance was challenged in court.
But approval of the LG tower has prompted conservationists, including longtime environmental lawyer Larry Rockefeller, to launch a lobbying effort to preserve the unspoiled view of the northern Palisades. Rockefeller, through the Natural Resources Defense Council, for which he is a trustee, met with LG executives in Englewood Cliffs last month to ask the company to voluntarily reduce the building's height.
"It would mar the iconic green vista of the Palisades and open the door to other new development that could erode the stunning beauty of this landmark park," said Mark Izeman, an NRDC director who attended the meeting with Rockefeller. "We believe they are considering these issues seriously, and we hold out the hope that their ultimate response will be positive."
An LG spokesman said it's unclear if the company, which purchased the 27-acre property along the borough's corporate corridor three years ago with plans to raze its current low-slung office building and redevelop the site, can redesign the central building with construction set to start later this year.
"It's too soon to say," said John I. Taylor, LG's vice president of public affairs and communications. "While a major redesign at this stage poses significant challenges, costs and risks, we are listening carefully to the concerns of the NRDC."
The new headquarters at 111 Sylvan Ave. would allow the South Korean-based company to consolidate 500 employees scattered in several buildings in Englewood Cliffs and 450 others in the tri-state area onto one site, with enough room to house a total of more than 1,200 employees.
LG pays about $750,000 in taxes a year, and the roughly $300 million project would bring an additional $1.3 million in tax revenue to Englewood Cliffs, where the municipal budget is about $13.5 million.
Taylor pointed out the project has "considerable support" from state and local officials and has been the subject of more than two dozen hours of public hearings. He also noted that the eight-story central building, with each floor averaging 18 feet high, would be on the cutting edge of environmentally friendly design and create hundreds of new jobs during construction.
"It is not in anyone's interest to create conditions that would make it impossible to continue with our plans for the new headquarters building here," he said.
The competition to attract and keep large corporate taxpayers such as LG is more crucial than ever for municipalities struggling with rising expenses and limited means to raise revenue under the state's property tax cap. Losing a large employer can be financially devastating — Clifton and Nutley stand to lose a total of $14 million in tax revenue when pharmaceutical giant Roche ceases operations in the towns at the end of this year.
Conservation and cultural groups say they understand the company's desire to expand, but are concerned that the tower could lead to further development of the Palisades.
"I think it's a slippery slope," said Claudia Bonn, executive director of Wave Hill, a public garden and cultural center in the Bronx. "We're saying, 'Please consider a redesign.' This is a respectful request."
Three former executive directors of the Palisades Interstate Park Commission have written to Seog-Won Park, LG's chief executive officer, urging the company to be good corporate citizens.


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cornfed97 | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: August '04 | |
1 day, round trip, first fourteener, what a day!! | ||
Posted Jul 12, 2005 12:27 am |
Midlife Mountaineer | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: August 2001 | |
I had been to the summit a few times via train ride but this was far more satisfying. | ||
Posted Jun 25, 2005 11:18 pm |
powstash | Route Climbed: Barr Trail - Run Date Climbed: Aug 17, 2003 | |
This was the second time I had run the Pikes Peak Marathon - certainly the strangest motive I've ever had to "climb" a peak. The Barr Trail is pretty straight forward. Just long and sustained, particularly the last 3K vert.. If I were hiking it, I'd bring along a water filter as there were a couple of seasonal streams that were still running in Aug which would provide water without having to carry it from the bottom. Past A frame it's wide open and typically windy up the last 3K vert. I'll be back to run this but unless I really had to tick this peak on my list, I would opt for a more remote peak or a different route on Pikes, something on the southeast side. | ||
Posted Jun 23, 2005 6:29 pm |
Foxy Long Bottoms | Route Climbed: Crags Date Climbed: 7/02? | |
My 1st real 14er. My ist attempt I did solo while visiting the State for work. I came from LA but didn't have much trouble with the altitude. I got shut down just below the false summit. The fog was very, very thick and the lightning came. I had a hard time finding the road back. But I went back another day, made it to the top and ate a burger at the top. I was amazed at how may people thought I was crazy for hiking up. I was thinking they were crazy for driving up! | ||
Posted Jun 21, 2005 11:35 am |
georgbetsy | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: June 18th, 2005 | |
Beautiful, hot weather. Great views. Exhausting, long hike. Interesting climate/scenery. Summit is an ugly parking lot! --> But I knew that beforehand. Definitely a worthwile hike. Lots of very nice people on the trail. + several "confused" tourists that had no idea what it meant to hike 25+ miles and 7400 ft. | ||
Posted Jun 18, 2005 11:35 pm |
jrf | Route Climbed: Crag's Campground Date Climbed: May 28, 2005 | |
Definitely a different type of experience. Hiking along the road for the last 2 miles was unusual. Tourists looked at me a little funny in the summit house. I had to haul back to treeline because of approaching weather. On the plus side, I really like the Crags route. Really nice approach and a nice trail for the most part. Most of the snow was gone so it was pretty much just a nice hike. Took about 7 hours RT (and my speed is average). | ||
Posted Jun 7, 2005 7:00 pm |
jrviel | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: May 29, 2004 | |
Last 3 miles had about 15% snow cover which made hiking a challenge. | ||
Posted May 28, 2005 9:10 pm |
myrone | Route Climbed: From Crag's Campground Date Climbed: Sunday May 22,2005 | |
Started up at 6:35AM with hard snow pack on the trail all the way up to tree line and beyond. I went up the ridge to the left of the saddle due to heavy snow. Crossed more snow going thru the notch at the rock wall near Devils Playground. Saw several race cars and motorcycles when crossing the road. Summited at 10:30AM stayed a half hour then back down, the warm weather made all the snow soft and postholing created more work heading down. Back to the car at 2:13PM, my 9th 14'er and another beautiful Colorado day, sweet! | ||
Posted May 23, 2005 4:40 pm |
ktiffany22 | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: May 31, 2004 | |
Great day, hard work! ...but kinda makes you sick when you climb 7,400 feet in elevation, 13 miles in a day, and you get to the top only to find fat tourists eating hotdogs! ....dumb drivers! | ||
Posted May 15, 2005 9:50 pm |
csmcgranahan | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: May 31, 2005 | |
I saw relatively few people on this mid-week hike (at-least until the summit). Summited in about 6 hours after a pre-dawn start. Caught a ride down with my wife and her family who had driven up. | ||
Posted Apr 2, 2005 8:39 pm |
PikesPeak14110 | Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: July 9, 2004 | |
We drove up. It was a scketchy way to get up but hey it's the highest ive been in my short lived 12 years on earth. My first 14er and 12th peak. My sisters 1st ever mountain. My dad was also with us, his 2nd time up the ole Pike. | ||
Posted Feb 26, 2005 11:29 pm |
pebblehopper | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: August 1998 | |
Pike's Peak Ascent....figure it counts as a first 14er. Cured my desire to run...permanently. | ||
Posted Feb 21, 2005 4:09 pm |
ColoradoScott | Route Climbed: Northwest Slopes from Crags Campground Date Climbed: August 4, 1985 | |
I needed a nice long hike to prepare for Kit Carson the following weekend, so a buddy and I chose this one. I was surprised how remote and isolated we felt leaving the CG and hiking up a 14er on a very sketchy trail (it was almost 20 years ago). The solitude disappeared above timberline when we encountered the road and began climbing the tundra above it. Even stranger was the summit, where tourists from other states looked at us like Hillary and Tenzing!!! Oh, to be a flatlander with such low aspirations! | ||
Posted Feb 4, 2005 11:45 am |
Rob A | Route Climbed: Took the tram Date Climbed: Aug 1994 | |
My first taste of the mountians. i was in grade school on family vacation. it was awsome. it was what got me hooked on the mountains. | ||
Posted Jan 31, 2005 11:51 am |
Richrat | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: July 31st 2000 | |
This was my first peak. The longest trail as well. | ||
Posted Jan 30, 2005 8:53 pm |
Paul Morrill | Route Climbed: Road from Cascade Date Climbed: September 1994 | |
Scarry !!!!!!! No gardrails............. | ||
Posted Jan 12, 2005 4:21 pm |
woodstrider | Route Climbed: From Manitou Date Climbed: Aug 1991 and Aug 1976 | |
I climbed this peak twice, why Aug? Because I like to take a nice vacation for my birthday. Both times I did not hike down, once I took the cog rail, another I hitchhiked. It was my first hike on one of the USA's bigger mountains. Beautiful! | ||
Posted Jan 8, 2005 11:35 am |
F Bomb | Route Climbed: Barr Trail from Manitou Date Climbed: 7/15/00 | |
My first fourteener and I thought I was climbing Everest. Got off trail a little bit and had to do some scrambling. Got to the top and expected the band to start, but it was just a bunch of old people asking me to move my feet. Not a very enjoyable fourteener for this reason. Done. | ||
Posted Jan 5, 2005 11:01 am |
Scott | Pikes Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2005 | |
December 31 2004-January 2 2005 Good 3-day hike with the CMC. My only complaint was too much snoring at Barr Camp. Had to leave at night and slept right on the snow (with a pad) under the stars. May 25-27 2013 May 25 Today Kessler, Shaylee, Kimberly and I hiked up to Barr Camp. The worst part was finding a place to park! The parking lots in Manitou Springs where they have a free shuttle don't allow overnight parking. All the lots near the trailhead were full. We ended up parking at the Rodeway Inn at the east side of town and walking all the way to the nearest shuttle stop. The trail was in good conditions, but with lots of runners to dodge. The crowds thinned out after the junction with the top of the Incline. Along the way to Barr Camp, there was a nice looking rock peak that I just had to climb. The rest of the family waited behind while I climbed it. After the short side climb, it wasn't far to Barr Camp. We spent the rest of the afternoon playing horseshoes and other games. May 26 The plan was for us all to climb Pikes Peak and have a nice lunch on top, but Kessler said that he didn't feel well in the morning. Because her brother wasn't going to go Shaylee didn't either. I would climb the peak alone. Unfortunately, I hung around for breakfast at Barr Camp which would make the snow softer without an early start. I climbed up the mountain and there wasn't much snow until timberline. After that there was a lot of snow and some postholing. Because the night before was a warm 46F, the snow was really soft and wet. Most people on the mountain turned back, but several made it including a 7 year old girl. On top I had a nice lunch bought some presents for the rest of the family whom were waiting down at Barr Camp. After that it was soon good glissading down the mountain and a routine walk back. We all played games and cards in the afternoon and evening. May 27 Today we packed up and headed down the mountain. We climbed a minor subpeak on the way down in order to have a good view of Pikes, but it was just a short side trip and an unranked peak. Again, once we got to the top of the Incline, there were many joggers to dodge. Near the end we witnessed a rescue on the Incline. At the bottom we walked to the shuttle stop and took the shuttle into town. The walk to the Rodeway Inn seemed a lot longer going back than it did on the way up. | ||
Posted Jan 2, 2005 9:02 pm |
April Simmons | Route Climbed: Barr Trail Date Climbed: September 16, 2002 | |
The view from the top was nice, except for the dust. | ||
Posted Dec 31, 2004 11:03 pm |


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I see people recommend others to bring something to protect them from rain. Make it a rain coat instead of an umbrella! If you've got bronze tickets you're really going to spoil the session for people standing or sitting behind you if you're going to hold up an umbrella and block their view in the process. Unfortunately, I saw plenty of selfish people last year and saw some people get into arguments because of it too. Try thinking of others when you've got bronze tickets; the good spots are crowded and it's that much better for everyone if you try to think of others too. My father and I got into an argument with some guy shooting photos at the outside of Pouhon last year during qualifying, he was easily 2 meters tall, was sitting at the highest point of the hill and stood up everytime a car passed us. Everyone behind him started complaining and thought he was a ****. Don't be that guy.
19th February 2014, 12:51 at 12:51 pm #249057Found a workaround, but it's embarrassing this is what it takes tbh.
Log in there and you'll be redirected back to F1Fanatic, even on iPhone.
19th February 2014, 12:29 at 12:29 pm #249056Still awaiting for a possibility to log in, I'm only rarely on a computer. @keithcollantine
18th February 2014, 13:07 at 1:07 pm #248993@keithcollantine To be honest I think it's a huge step backwards. I usually browse the website with my iPhone, but the forums look messy on there. My biggest problem however, is that I can not log in on my iPhone anymore. The log in form used to be on the bottom of the index page, but this now loads older articles infinitely. So I had to visit the forums every time to log in, but now the log in form is gone there as well. So now what? No more commenting for me?
25th January 2014, 5:55 at 5:55 am #248202Seriously? This little interest?
23rd January 2014, 17:17 at 5:17 pm #248178Indecided to look it up.
Here lies the answer: http://www.f1technical.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=17643
He estimates a car weighs around 600 kilos in 2014, if he's a bit off I can see why heavier drivers (the minimum weight limit includes the driver) would make it hard to stay within the weight limit of 690 kilos, especially because the estimations made in the link above are based on minimum weights.
20th January 2014, 23:38 at 11:38 pm #230435Gutted for Van Der Garde if he's out.
3rd January 2014, 13:39 at 1:39 pm #247863If anything, sportsmen are the most superstitious kind of humanbeings you'll ever come across.
28th December 2013, 5:15 at 5:15 am #247646Vipbox is great indeed.
21st December 2013, 13:07 at 1:07 pm #230344Fulfilling his potential? Didn't he have ONE points finish all year?
21st December 2013, 6:32 at 6:32 am #230340Sauber's lineup is already the worst on the grid and Caterham and Marussia haven't even announced theirs yet. Are they aiming to get that elusive 11th place in the constructor's championship? I'd lose all my motivation if I would work for Sauber, trying to build a competitive car knowing the two drivers racing it won't nearly extract everything it's capable of anyway. It annoys me that Sauber sunk this deep, they were always known for finding those rare talents. Oh well, that's one less team to support.
19th December 2013, 17:53 at 5:53 pm #247593Meh, manufacturer teams are to eager to quit when things don't go their way. I'd rather have them developing engines. We need BMW back to supply Williams and take the fight to their rivals Mercedes that way, injecting some cash into the Williams team, at least it's still cheaper than running their own team.
Red Bull Racing Renault, Williams BMW and McLaren Honda sound a lot better than Mercedes and Toyota running entire treams do. Toyota quit and Mercedes will eventually. Renault can still use their part in the RBR succes story in commercials and everyone's happy. Isn't supplying engines making manufacturers a profit anyway?
17th December 2013, 0:50 at 12:50 am #247224Why are driver numbers considered "tiny"? Just the fact you, yourself, would have objections to Di Resta and Van Der Garde picking number 27, shows it's not that "tiny" at all and certain drivers using certain numbers become iconic as time goes by. It's interesting to me which numbers drivers pick and why they chose them over other numbers.
30th November 2013, 16:31 at 4:31 pm #246487Bit surprised by the lack of interest here.
29th November 2013, 18:37 at 6:37 pm #246484If Formula 1 cars will sound anything like this next year… amazing sound!


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The therapist's goal is to guide your mind on the path you wish to take, and it is not possible for you to say or do anything against your free will during a session. Many patients seek Hypnotherapy to purposely retrieve repressed or forgotten memories. While the subconscious mind may retrieve these memories, it is up to the client whether or not to vocalize these insights to the therapist.
What if I can't be "hypnotized?"
At the very core of hypnosis is relaxation. The hypnotic state is very natural and can be likened to being on the verge of falling asleep, without actually going over the edge. No matter how much stress one may be experiencing in everyday life, we are all capable of relaxing deeply should we choose to do so. Typically all that is needed to induce hypnosis is to make the physical body comfortable, eliminate environmental distractions, and offer guided imagery that assists the mind in letting go.
Is Hypnotherapy considered valid by mainstream medicine?
Absolutely. In fact, Hypnotherapy is accepted by the American Medical Association (AMA) as an officially recognized therapeutic model for healing. Hypnotherapy is a highly respected, incredible healing art whose practitioners truly make a difference in the world.
What is the career outlook for Hypnotherapists?
More and more, people are beginning to look outside the realm of traditional medicine, steering toward the path of holistic health care. The average person today is suffering from one or more chronic physical dis-eases and/or emotional imbalances. People seeking solutions to these problems may find prescription drugs either ineffective, full of unpleasant side effects, or downright dangerous. Therefore, the demand for more holistic health care modalities and practitioners is on the rise. For many of our graduates, Hypnotherapy proves to be a rewarding and profitable career.
Why Choose SWIHA for Hypnotherapy Training?
Thanks to our very own award-winning Transpersonal Hypnotherapy teacher and director Linda Bennett, our training programs are second to none. SWIHA is state licensed and nationally accredited by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET) as a private college for holistic health care careers and continuing education. We are honored to be an award-winning college, one of the Top 50 Arizona Companies to Watch, a member of the Arizona Small Business Association since 2008, and awarded the Best School of the Year by the Arizona Private School Association in 2004, 2005 and 2007.
As a spirit-directed sanctuary, we have a passion for helping you follow your bliss and realize your dream! Our goal is to assist you in discovering your Gifts and Graces. We're dedicated to helping you take your skills and talents out into the world in a loving and profitable way. Our Success Center offers graduates life-long assistance with job placement, entrepreneurial and career coaching, resume writing and more. In addition, you will be listed alongside our other Hypnotherapy graduates on GreatTherapists.com.
Hypnotherapy ONLINE
Our entire Hypnotherapy 100 Hour program is now available online! Featuring dedicated instructor guidance, instructional videos, and discussion forums, these amazing classes can now be taken from anywhere in the world.
You may be thinking, "How can Hypnotherapy be taught online?" With today's technology, the classroom can easily be brought to your living room. This video demonstrates teacher and director Linda Bennett conducting a real-life, non-staged Hypnotherapy session across the internet using webcams and headsets. The client is Dr. Luccia Rogers, one of SWIHA's Hypnotherapy graduates and a practicing Hypnotherapist in her own right.
Experience the Power of Hypnotherapy Today!
Sometimes the best way to get a feel for what Hypnotherapy can do is to experience a session yourself.
To select and book a session with one of our alumni, please visit GreatTherapists.com. If you would like to schedule with a student in training as a community volunteer at no cost, please send your first/last name and e-mail address
to be notified of upcoming opportunities.
We also invite you to join us for our Gifts & Graces presentation, held the first Friday of every month at 6:00pm here at SWIHA, where you can sample Life Coaching, Toe Reading, Reiki and more.
In addition, did you know that SWIHA allows prospective students to sit in on the first 4 hours of an introductory class. – if you are undecided, come try us! We're sure you'll love our school, our staff and our programs. For more information, just call 480-994-9244 and ask to speak with an admissions advisor today!


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Valpo Parks is offering a special Saturday registration opportunity to get your children signed up for spring sports before the upcoming deadlines. Youth Program Director Phil Blasko says their office doors will be open on February 23rd, from 9am to noon, at 3210 North Campbell Street, in Valparaiso. The deadlines for each sport is as follows: Softball, ages 5-16, February 28th; baseball, ages 9-15, March 1st; and soccer, ages 4-12, March 8th.
Blasko says you can also register on Saturday for any of the other numerous activities that Valpo Parks offers for ages 18-months up to adults. Those interested can register as a walk-in or by phone. For more information, including a phone number and normal business hours, click "On Demand" at regionnewsteam.com.
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