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This stainless steel electric pizza oven is perfect when hungry kids want food NOW! Who has patience when a pizza is baking? In 8 to 12 minutes, a 1450 Watt heating element in this oven delivers your pizza piping hot and delicious. You barely have time to set the table! This oven is also great for warming leftover pizza or toasting sandwiches. A timer shuts off automatically. Crumb tray removes for quick cleanup. Long, stay-cool handle lets you open and close the drawer easily without burning your fingers. High-grade stainless steel is made to last. Overall dimensions are 18.75in.W x 15.75in.D x 7.5in.H.
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Get that ballpark taste and perfect grilling every time with this commercial quality stainless steel hot dog roller. This bad boy cooks up to 12 hot dogs at a time, everything from franks to brats, hot links, breakfast sausages and even stadium dogs. Nonstick rollers rotate 360° for even cooking and a removable drip pan catches the grease. Extra-slow roller design keeps hot dogs fresh and juicy until served. Front and rear heat controls let you heat hot dogs on some rollers and keep them warm on others. 24in.L x 10in.W x 8in.H. Great for cookouts, parties and concession stands.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Bears head coach Lovie Smith knows the stakes heading into next season.
His new boss, Bears GM Phil Emery, had to agree to keep Smith on board through the 2012 season in order to be hired this offseason, but Emery will have the ability to make a change at head coach once the season is over.
Smith, who is signed through 2013, was asked Thursday at the Scouting Combine if it's a win-or-else situation for him heading into next season.
"Every year I've been a head football coach, and pretty much a position coach, I felt like we needed to win the next year," Smith said. "There's a standard we were going to try to get accomplished. That hasn't changed at all. As far as more pressure with a new GM having to keep me — I don't think any of the (candidates for the job) looked at it that way. Hopefully, they were looking at a great situation that they were going into.
"They were looking at a team two years ago that went to the NFC Championship game. A team that was 7-3 this past year before injuries happened. That's the coach that you're getting. So, don't look at it that way. I know Phil is excited about the job and everything that was in place when he took the job."
The session with the media was Smith's first since the day after the regular season ended, and he offered an update on some of the players that have been recovering from injuries, including Johnny Knox, who suffered a severe back injury during a Dec. 18 game vs. the Seahawks. Knox is facing a tough road back — some reports have his timetable for a return set at as long as six months — after undergoing a vertebral fusion procedure.
"Johnny's rehabbing everyday," Smith said. "Making a lot of progress. Can't wait to get him back out on the football field. Jay Cutler's thumb is fine, so we don't see anything major as far as injuries that we're going to have to deal with."
As for 2011 first-round pick Gabe Carimi, who played in only two games before knee surgeries landed him on injured reserve, Smith he "hopefully" would be ready for the start of the offseason program, which begins on April 16.
"I don't know exactly when Gabe will be ready right now, just off the top of my head," Smith said. "I just know I see him everyday working. Everything is going as planned. ... We're excited about what Gabe Carimi will bring to us. Just talk about adding pieces — I look at him as a free agent we're going to add to the mix. He's a first-round draft pick that barely played for us last year."

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NEW ORLEANS - The one word that was thrown around all day was "unknown."
As the Sun Belt Conference Football Media Day gets underway today in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans - a long, long way from the Southern Conference event in the Spartanburg, S.C., Marriott - there will be many, many more questions than answers for the Georgia Southern Eagles.
MACON - Georgia and Georgia Tech used to be the only shows in the state.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Georgia Southern's run through the postseason finally ran out of steam.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- After a pair of weather delays lasting over three hours, it was one fluky play that ultimately was the difference in the game.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State head coach Mike Martin said it best.
There was one question on everyone's mind when Georgia Southern was playing in last week's Southern Conference tournament.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Sometimes, you've got to make your own luck. Wednesday for the Appalachian State Mountaineers, Georgia Southern made it for them.
If anybody's hot heading into the Southern Conference tournament, it's Georgia Southern.
Sometimes it's hard to be a pitcher. A lot of guys go once a week, and everything else that happens in every other game is out of their control.
When Willie Fritz was introduced as the next head coach of Georgia Southern's football program, he took former Eagles quarterback and College Football Hall of Famer Tracy Ham's advice.
Sam Houston State head coach Willie Fritz will be the next head coach at Georgia Southern.
Georgia Southern head coach Jeff Monken has been named the 37th football coach at Army, the United States Military Academy announced Tuesday.
Georgia Southern's 26-20 win over the Florida Gators at the Swamp on Saturday was the biggest win in program history. Not the football program's history - the history of the whole athletics department.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Georgia Southern Eagles are the most storied program in the history of the Football Championship Subdivision.
As Brian VanGorder learned in 2006 during his year as Georgia Southern's head coach - Eagle Nation doesn't like its traditions messed with.
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Edwin Jackson, Georgia Southern's leading tackler in 2013, was named preseason second-team, All-Sun Belt and its a good thing, because he's really the only linebacker in the mix that played a lot of football last year.
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Crystal Sands Condo, Directly on the Beach, Open on Aug 31-6 in Destin
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Crystal Sands
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 695 - $ 1,495 / week
vacation rental description
Crystal Snads, an intimate 3-story quite property. Crystal Sands are
comprised of 3-story buildings that are low-rise of two separate unit
complexes that are located in DESTIN's Crystal Beach area.
The unit, #203B that faces the dazzling white sand views directly on
the Gulf of Mexico. Spacious and private, decorated with comfort in
mind. The condominium buildings are located near the heart of
Destin.You will find lots to do both day and night.
Crystal Sands is one of Destin's special places that you want to
keeep to yourself yet can't stop to talk about.
You know you deserve the best and the best is Crystal Sands on the
beach. Do yourself a treat like a king or queen, lay on the sand and
just be lazy. Enjoy the sun and the sand. Look out on the beatiful
sun, surf and sand, not the parking lot or street. Listen to the
waves not the passing traffic!
Have breakfast on the balcony with only the sugar white sand between
you and the blue waters of Mexico. Sun and stroll on the beach or
grab a wave runner and see how high you can fly. There are some who
prefer to take a dip in the pool or visit one of the nearby golf
courses. Don't gorget a trip to the Silver Sands outlet mall!!
My unit is located on the 2nd floor of the east wing. The unit
features a 1 bedroom in which there is a king size bed, 2 hallway
bunks for 2 and a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room area.
Crystal Sands is away from the congestion of all the downtown traffic
yet minutes away from all the day and evening attractions.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-18-2014 at 7:48 PM.
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Ibrahim Seki 601 431 5270
condo rental amenities
Full kitchen, diswasher, washer/drier, linens provided, Cable, Flat screen TVs,
VCRs, Stereo,DVD Player, pool( heated seaonally ), jacuzzi, Gas
BBQ, private beach and access and many more!!!!
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Swimming, sailing, para-sailing, jet skiing, golfing, tennis,
volleyball and basketball cours, sightseeing, cinemas, shopping,
snorkeling, scubadiving, deepseafishin, fishing, hiking, biking,
boating (many of the above actities on site and nearby facilities)
vacation rental rates
WINTER 01/01-02/28/2015 ...... $1295/mo
SPRING 03/08-04/12/2014 $1095/week $205/daily
EARLY SUMMER 04/12-05/17/2014 $995/week $165/daily
SUMMER 06/07-08/02/2014 $1695/week $235/daily- Sat to sat ONLY
LATE SUMMER 08/09-10/25/2014 $895/week $145/daily
FALL 10/25-12/31/2014 $695/week $105/daily
AUG 02-09 $1175/week
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Also add $110 cleaning fee +11% tax to the total.
DEPOSIT: $250 fully refundable deposit due upon booking of the unit.
Any incident of pets or smoking voids full refund. Deposit will not
be put towards rental fee. Deposit shall be returned
upon return of keys, passes and satisfactory inspection of
the unit.
PAYMENT&CANCELLATION: Full payment and tax are due 3 weeks prior to
arrival date.
Cancellation must occur 90 days prior to arrival date in order to get
full refund.
Add cleaning fee to all rentals +11% tax. Tax cleaning fee as well.
Check-in at 0400pm check-out at 1000am
All payments must be made in personal check, traveler's check or
money order.
Ibrahim Seki 601 431 5270
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18" Fireplace Crane
This 18" fireplace crane from Woodfield has a swivel arm with a 22" mounting bracket pre-drilled for masonry anchor bolts. (included). Buy it along with our (Dutch Oven) to give a colonial look to your fireplace or use it as an alternative place to cook.
Cast Iron Dutch Oven - 4.5 Qt
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Be sure to visit the Hand Tool Headlines section - scores of my favorite woodworking blogs in one place. Also, take note of Norse Woodsmith's latest feature, an Online Store, which contains only products I personally recommend. It is secure and safe, and is powered by Amazon.
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Marina Bay Condo in Wildwood
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Marina Bay
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 4,000 - $ 6,500 / month
vacation rental description
This large, beautifully decorated bayside condo with views of the sunset and marina is just waiting for you to spend a glorious and relaxing vacation in the Wildwoods. You can enjoy free beaches, swimming pool, great dining only steps away (from modest to gourmet), amusments and all Wildwood has to offer. The location is perfectly situated so shopping and dining are within walking distance.
This is our "home away from home" and our second season renting it. Rentals are available on a weekly or monthly basis. Smoke free enviorment, no groups, families only. Please call for availability.
property availability
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Last modified on 05-15-2014 at 12:13 PM.
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Joseph Donahue 215-361-7430
condo rental amenities
- Large brand new 2nd year rental (1,600 sq ft) 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath condo unit in Wildwood overlooking bay
- Pool and outdoor hot tub
- Parking (2 spaces)
- Balcony overlooking bay marinas
- Within walking distance to restaurants and shopping
- Sleeps 6: Two queen beds, two twin beds, one queen fold out
- Common living room and dining area with hardwood floor
- Brand new fully equipped kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, microwave, dishwasher, and ice and water dispenser
- Flat screen TV with DVD player in living room; TV in each bedroom
- New modern decor throughout
- Washer and Dryer
- Central air conditioning
- Elevator
- All areas are wheel chair accessible
- Beautifully landscaped heated pool with hot tub/fountain with outdoor shower and poolside convenient restroom
- Two designated covered parking spaces in a protected area, hadicapped parking also available
- Unit's balcony overlooks the bay and marina, entry side over looks pool area
- Within walking distance to supermarket, drug stores, liquor store, Wawa convenience store and several fine dining establishments
- Smoke free enviorment
- No groups, families only
vacation rental rates
Off-season weekly rate (April 1 - May 26; Sept 8- Sept 29) $1,200
Mid-season weekly rate (May26 - June 30 ): $1,450
High-season weekly rate (June 30 - Sept 8): $1,800
Joseph Donahue 215-361-7430
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Top things to do in Wildwood
- Great Restuarants
- Beachs
- Pool and Hot Tub
Top things to do on a budget
- Free Beachs
- The Board Walk
- Free Cape May Zoo
Top things to do with a family
- Waterparks
- Amusement Piers
- Beachs
- Cape May Zoo
- Wild Life Areas
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AUBURN — His name is John Stevens, he's 43 and homeless since a fire destroyed his Augusta apartment last March. And though his driver's license is suspended and he's without car insurance, he commutes 62 miles a day to panhandle near the Burger King off Mount Auburn Avenue.
He's also a convicted sex offender and a felon, though you wouldn't know it from his sign soliciting help.
"They booted me out of Augusta," Stevens said Wednesday as he solicited donations from passers-by. "I got two different tickets out of two different towns, Waterville and Topsham. This is the only place I can go and the cops don't bother me."
Sgt. Christopher Shaw of the Augusta Police Department said Wednesday that Augusta has no specific ordinance against panhandling, but police have been charging panhandlers around the Wal-Mart and Marketplace shopping centers with trespassing at the request of store owners. Police had received a number of complaints about the growing number of panhandlers there, including a complaint about one man who had a roll of several hundred dollars, all $20 bills, on him when he was charged.
Augusta police never charged Stevens with trespassing, and had no record of any contact with him panhandling in Augusta.
Stevens was convicted in 1997 in Kennebec
County Superior Court of unlawful sexual contact. He was sentenced to serve four years, with all four years
suspended. His victim was under 14 years old. According
to the Maine State Bureau of Identification, he is considered a
sexually violent predator as a result of that conviction.
According to the Maine Sex Offender Registry, his permanent address
as of Sept. 3, 2009, was an apartment at 382 Water St.,
"It's a motel place, and we stayed there because I have a friend
there that kinda stays there," Stevens said Wednesday. "I have to have a permanent address."
He asked that his sex-offender status not be reported "because I would really get in problems with people up here if they had
any idea. I ain't no pervert and I don't chase children."
Stevens' criminal record includes three felony convictions,
including a burglary conviction in 1986 when he was sentenced to serve
three years in jail, with all but 90 days suspended, the 1997 sex
conviction and a conviction in 1988 for unlawful trafficking in
scheduled drugs and theft by unauthorized taking. He was sentenced to
serve five years in prison on the 1988 charges, concurrent with
sentences for convictions of misdemeanor assault, burglary and theft.
He also has 14 misdemeanor convictions, including convictions for theft, assault, criminal mischief and criminal trespass.
According to the Department of Motor Vehicles, his license to drive is under suspension indefinitely following an accident in Augusta in early October after he was unable to provide proof of insurance. Stevens' license has been suspended four times before the most recent suspension.
His Maine driving record includes seven convictions for speeding violations between 2001 and 2009, and convictions for failure to yield right of way, operating after suspension, littering from a motor vehicle, violation of Maine's seat belt law, improper passing, hitchhiking and failure to obey a traffic signal.
According to a Kennebec Journal report, Stevens leaped from the second floor of his burning apartment building at 62 Chapel St. in Augusta last March, and was caught by two police officers as he hit the ground. The cause of the fire was later determined to be an aging electric pencil sharpener left on in another apartment while the tenant was away.
Jerry Fleury, the building's owner, said Stevens and his wife had been renting the apartment for about five months before the fire. They lived there with their two cats, and had no children. Fleury said Stevens had a bad back and was not employed when he lived at the Chapel Street building.
Fleury remembered seeing Stevens panhandling at the Augusta Wal-Mart for months after the fire, but then he disappeared. Early this week, Fleury drove to Auburn to shop at The Home Depot and was surprised to see Stevens panhandling on Mount Auburn Avenue with the same sign he used to panhandle in Augusta for six months.
Stevens, who has appeared in at least one local television news cast, recently called the Sun Journal to publicize his story.
"My wife gets paid bi-weekly," he said, adding that he can't work because he's disabled. "She don't make enough so we can get into an apartment. It kills me to be up here (asking for money)."
He said he's been fighting more than two years to get disability payments and has been denied multiple times. He's now waiting to go before a judge. He's also on pain medications and said he argues with the state all the time "because they won't pay for them."
Of the panhandling, Stevens said it was "better than stealing."
"I could be out thieving and stuff and probably make more money, but I can't do it with my back," he said, pocketing nearly $30 during the 20-minute interview.


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Vanilla Cinnamon Rolls Recipe
- 2 cups cold milk
- 1 package (3.4 ounces) instant vanilla pudding mix
- 2 packages (1/4 ounce each) active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons butter, melted, divided
- 2 eggs
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 6 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes. Let stand for 2 minutes or until soft set; set aside.
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add 1/2 cup butter, eggs, sugar, salt and 2 cups flour. Beat on medium speed for 3 minutes. Add pudding; beat until smooth. Stir in enough remaining flour to form a soft dough (dough will be sticky).
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a floured surface; divide in half. Roll each portion into an 18-in. x 11-in. rectangle; brush with remaining butter. Combine brown sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over dough to within 1/2 in. of edges.
- Roll up jelly-roll style, starting with a long side; pinch seams to seal. Cut each into 16 slices. Place cut side down in two greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dishes. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 30 minutes.
- Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown.
- Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, combine the brown sugar, cream and butter. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat. Beat in confectioners' sugar with a hand mixer until creamy. Frost warm rolls. Serve warm. Yield: 32 rolls.
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These are fantastic, very soft and yummy! I doubled the filling and added a little more butter in the center, going all the way to the edge. I also doubled the icing.
My kids loved them, but I did not care for the frosting. The brown sugar in the frosting, makes it over powering.
Sounds great! Can I use the bread maker to knead the dough?
Best cinnamon rolls I've ever had, ever. I was very new to making yeast breads and it still worked for me, even if they weren't the prettiest the first couple of times. The amazing taste and icing MORE than make up for the looks if they don't turn out perfectly the first time.
One of the best and easiest cinnamon bun recipes I've tried. I've made these a dozen times or more and everyone loves them. The dough is so light and easy to work with. If you don't want them too sweet, halve the frosting recipe.
Awesome in my books!
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Police release footage of men they want to speak to in connection with robbery
Nottinghamshire Police have released this CCTV footage in an appeal for witnesses to a brutal robbery that happened in September, this year.
Christian Lecoutier was attacked from behind by two men. He suffered a fractured eye socket and skull before they stole his rucksack.
The CCTV shows two men, one in black and the other in white, walking behind Mr Lecoutier, shortly before the attack. Police want to speak to these two men in connection with the incident.


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I've been credited with coining the term "do-ocracy." When I've had the opportunity to lead an open source project, I've preferred to "run" it as a do-ocracy, which in essence means I might give my opinion, but you're free to ignore it. In other words, actual developers should be empowered to make all the low-level decisions themselves.
When you think about it, the hacker group Anonymous is probably one of the world's most do-ocratic organizations. Regardless of where you stand on Anonymous' tactics, politics, or whatever, I think the group has something to teach developers and development organizations.
[ Robert X. Cringely offers another take on what we learned from Anonymous. | Learn how to work smarter, not harder with InfoWorld's roundup of all the tips and trends programmers need to know in the Developers' Survival Guide. | Keep up with the latest developer news with InfoWorld's Developer World newsletter. ]
As leader of an open source project, I can revoke committer access for anyone who misbehaves, but membership in Anonymous is a free-for-all. Sure, doing something in Anonymous' name that even a minority of "members" dislike would probably be a tactical mistake, but Anonymous has no trademark protection under the law; the organization simply has an overall vision and flavor. Its members carry out acts based on that mission. And it has enjoyed a great deal of success -- in part due to the lack of central control.
Compare this to the level of control in many corporate development organizations. Some of that control is necessary, but often it's taken to gratuitous lengths. If you hire great developers, set general goals for the various parts of the project, and collect metrics, you probably don't need to exercise a lot of control to meet your requirements.
Is it possible to apply do-ocracy outside of open source and hacktivism? Not to the same degree Anonymous does, but in moderate amounts, it could improve the overall quality of our software and our jobs.
Vision and culture rule
Anonymous members pick targets and carry out actions based on the general vision and culture of the group. Whether in a do-ocracy or not, vision goes a long way.


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John Muir Wilderness > Vagabond Peak > Climber's Log
Vagabond Peak Climber's Log
[ Sign the Climber's Log ]
|Brian Frederick
|From Green Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2014
|On route to Cloudripper. Nice peak in it's own right, great views
|Posted Jul 14, 2014 4:17 pm
|Great Views
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2014
|Nice white clouds made for great pictures of the Palisades and the Inconsolable Range from the summit. Took a nap.
|Posted Jul 6, 2014 7:59 pm
|Why not
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2013
|On the way back from Cloudripper. I found the way down to Green Lake to be endless semi-loose boulder-hopping hell, but that's just me. :-)
|Posted Aug 31, 2013 12:55 pm
|On the way
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2013
|On the way to Cloudripper via South lake / Green Lake. I didn't find a register up there, but didn't look too hard.
|Posted Aug 5, 2013 6:04 pm
|Via Green Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2012
|On the way to Cloudripper.
|Posted Sep 17, 2012 10:26 am
|pipeline from South Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2012
|SC 2012 day 5 alternate peak. Summit hail helped me decide not to head over to Cloudripper today.
|Posted Aug 27, 2012 12:15 pm
|From South Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2012
|Nice outing, good company, pretty easy dayhike.
|Posted Jul 16, 2012 6:53 pm
|From South Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2012
|Day hike from South Lake. Relatively easy outing although I really felt the altitude! Hadn't been up high since early April.
|Posted Jul 12, 2012 12:29 pm
|From Coyote Flats/Baker Creek
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2012
|Ended up being a turnaround point on my way to Cloudripper. As I descended the south side the wind was blasting hard enough to knock my feet out from under me. It's a fun little peak so it was nice to get *something*.
|Posted Jun 25, 2012 10:22 am
|Dayhike from South Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 2, 2011
|A needless bump on the way to Cloudripper.
|Posted Jul 5, 2011 4:43 pm
|From Cloudripper
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2011
|Nice scramble. Could not find a summit register.
|Posted Jul 1, 2011 9:43 pm
|From Brown Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2006
|Climbed during a backpack trip from Brown Lake.
|Posted Feb 10, 2011 1:42 am
|West chute
Date Climbed: Sep 28, 2010
|Climbed a chute from Chocolate lakes just north of Vagabond Ridge. It was a very nice 3rd class route putting us on the west end of vagabond Ridge.
The register is tucked in a hole on the side of the summit block.
plastic bag with pen and paper....NEEDS A CONTAINER...
|Posted Oct 2, 2010 6:10 pm
|Bob Burd
|From Cloudripper
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|Day 8 of the 2010 Sierra Challenge. Trip Report
|Posted Sep 29, 2010 11:23 am
|Day Hiker
|From the North
Date Climbed: Sep 15, 2010
|On the way to Cloudripper from Bishop Pass trailhead via Green Lake. Climbed to the actual summit on the outbound trip and passed over the lower western side of the summit ridge going back.
|Posted Sep 20, 2010 1:31 am
|From South Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2010
|Started from South Lake along the water pipe to Green Lake. Hiked up to Coyote Ridge and then onto Vagabond Peak. Spectacular views from summit.
|Posted Aug 24, 2010 10:54 am
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2000
|Easy Peak on the way to Cloudripper
|Posted Aug 18, 2010 1:51 am
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|Sierra Challenge alternate -- climbed it with Laura on the way to Cloudripper (she went to Sky Haven). Reclimbed it on the way back to place a pen (Cloudripper extra) with the summit log.
|Posted Aug 16, 2010 10:11 pm
|from Sky Haven and Cloudripper
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|Day 8 of Sierra Challenge. Couldn't find the register on Vegabond-it owes its relevance to its proximity to cloudripper
|Posted Aug 15, 2010 8:24 pm
|Traverse from Cloudripper
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2010
|Lots of boulder hopping.
|Posted Aug 15, 2010 2:10 pm


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It's only taken three months for Nesconset's newest Asian Fusion restaurant, Wild Ginger, to build up a steady following, according to Joyce Wang, manager for the shop.
"Business has been pretty busy," said Wang, "especially on the weekends."
In fact, turnout has presented a tiny problem for the restaurant, which o. The dining room often fills to capacity, and Wang said weekends she typically has to open up a side room often reserved for private parties to seat everybody.
Turns out, reputation for the chain may have something to do with it. The Nesconset location is only the latest Wild Ginger on Long Island, joining shops in East Northport, Rockville Centre and Great Neck.
"We have a little bit of everything here," said Wang, "and our fish is always fresh."
Sushi takes the top billing in Wild Ginger's menu, with standbys such as California and salmon rolls mixed in with more creative bites. The Smithtown roll, for example, features crunchy spicy salmon and avocado, with salmon on top, while the namesake Wild Ginger roll includes pepper tuna and avocado on the inside, with spicy tuna on the outside.
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The establishment doesn't have its liquor license yet, said Wang, but for now customers can bring their own wine or beer.
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The Smithtown area has no shortage of Asian or sushi restaurants. Kotobuki in Hauppauge and Aji 53 in Smithtown both lead in the area when it comes to reviews, scoring tops in Zagat rankings again and again. At the same time, Smithtown now has two Thai restaurants with the recent
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Where is Diana Diamond?
Original post made by GSB on Feb 23, 2007
on Feb 24, 2007 at 4:12 pm
I'm glad you raised this, GSB. I too have wondered , checking daily for her brave, incisive, and provocative voice. Let's hope she's simply resting a bit and not permanently silent or silenced.
on Feb 25, 2007 at 2:21 pm
Clearly PA Weekly and Bill Johnson are monitoring this forum, as evident by their quick hand in censoring posts that they feel are not civil enough.
Can they please answer this simple question, whether Diana Diamond is still with the Weekly? Or do they find this question not civil enough by their standards?
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April 18, 2012
Twins Adam and Allen Schaen have been featured in Bridgewater magazine after each excelled in his research pursuits. We also reported at that time that Adam had been accepted in to the Ph.D. program at the University of Minnesota. Now comes the news that Allen will complete this symmetrical picture: He's been accepted to a similar program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Dr. Heidi Burgiel (mathematics and computer science) contributed to the latest edition of the OpenCourseWare on linear algebra course materials as published by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
More than 7,000 mathematicians from around the world attended the Joint Meetings of The Mathematical Association of America, The American Mathematical Society, and Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, held in Boston, including several math faculty members. Those who gave talks or organized sessions are: Dr. Annela Kelly, who presented "Probability Density Functions from Real-World Applications"; Dr. Laura Gross, "Linear Instability in a Combustion Problem"; Dr. Rebecca Metcalf, "CONNECT Math: A Partnership in Higher Education"; Dr. Shannon Lockard was one of the organizers of the MAA Invited Paper Session on the Beauty and Power of Number Theory, and presented "Multiple Choice Versus Open Response Assessment in Calculus," which was co-authored by Dr. Irina Seceleanu; Dr. Kevin Rion, "The Aluthge Sequence of a Shift Operator"; and Dr. Seceleanu presented "Cyclicity of vectors inducing an orbit with a non-zero limit point." Also presenting was student Thomas Howard. His poster, "A Mathematical Model for the Effects of Plaque Aggregation on the Neuronal Network," was featured at the MAA undergraduate poster session. Professor Seceleanu served as his mentor on the project, which built a mathematical model to study the effects of plaque deposits on the neuronal pathways in the human brain.
Four professors from mathematics and computer science published a paper, "A Code Snippet Library for CS1," in the journal of the Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education. The co-authors are Professors Toby Lorenzen and Abdul Satar, and Drs. Lee Mondshein, and Seikyung Jung.
Phil Scalisi was invited to participate in the centennial celebration of Arizona's statehood. He organized and presented material pertaining to mineralogy and crystallography, subjects that have played an important role in the history of Arizona. He also gave a presentation on the history of mathematics to students and faculty at Bridgewater-Raynham High School, and spoke on the non-Western history of mathematics to students and faculty at Bristol Community College.
Dr. Irina Seceleanu (mathematics and computer science) and Dr. Steven Haefner (chemistry) delivered a presentation on what first-year students know about mathematics when they enter BSU, what/when/how they are taught, and what they are expected to know. Additionally, she presented "Dichotomous Behavior for the Hypercyclicity of Weighted Shifts" at the Wabash Extramural Modern Analysis Miniconference at Indiana University.
Drs. Heidi Burgiel and Matt Salomone (both mathematics and computer science) published a paper on Logarithmic Spirals and Projective Geometry in M.C. Escher's "Path of Life III" in the Journal of Humanistic Mathematics.
Dr. Ward Heilman (mathematics and computer science) spent his sabbatical investigating elliptic curves and how they are used in elliptic curve cryptography (ECC). The study of elliptic curves by themselves forms "a fascinating and important branch of mathematics which played a central part in Wile's proof of Fermat's Last Theorem," he said. In addition, there is growing evidence that the use of elliptic curves over finite fields provides a faster and more efficient delivery of keys for both public and private key encryption schemes.
Dr. Annela Kelly (mathematics) published "Analysis of One-pile Misere Nim for Two Alliances" in the Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics.
Dr. Shannon Lockard (mathematics) gave a joint presentation with Dr. Jenny Shanahan, director of undergraduate research, on Inquiry-Based Learning entitled "Why Inquiry?" They discussed experiences with and thoughts on using IBL in the classroom. The presentation was sponsored by STREAMS (STudent Retention Enhancement Across Mathematics and Science).
Dr. Polina Sabinin (mathematics and computer science) has been awarded a CART summer grant to work on a publication resulting from her dissertation. She has also accepted an invitation to serve on the Mathematics Subcommittee for the statewide High Expertise Teaching (HET) project. HET is part of the Knowledge and Skills of Professional Teaching Project, which is sponsored by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Working Group for Educator Excellence.
Ahmed Abdelal (special education and communication disorders) presented "Neurobiology & Neurophysiology of Racial and Ethnic Discrimination," at the Global Summit for Children, held in Washington, D.C.
Drs. Louise Graham and Michael Kocet (both counselor education) presented at the American Counseling Association, held in San Francisco. Dr. Graham co-led a pre-conference workshop on foundations of disaster mental health. She is a volunteer for the American Red Cross and this is a course that the organization requires all licensed mental health workers to take before they are eligible to be deployed to a national disaster. Her co-presenter was Mark LePore, from Pennsylvania State University, and together they certified 39 licensed professionals. Dr. Kocet manned the information booth for spirituality in counseling, a division of ACA. Graduate student Coleen O'Hanley also attended the conference, her first.
Dr. Phyllis Gimbel (educational leadership) was invited by Dr. John O'Donnell, the president of MassBay Community College, to attend the institution's 50th anniversary celebration. Professor Gimbel attended in her role as chairwoman of the board of directors of World of Wellesley, an organization dedicated to making the community a welcome and diverse place to live.
Dr. Nancy Witherell (elementary and early childhood education) was the subject of an article in Reading Today Online. Read her thoughts in this Q and A feature here
Dr. Stephen Nelson (education leadership) paper presented a paper at the Eastern Educational Research Association Annual Conference at Hilton Head, S.C. The paper was based on his new book, Decades of Chaos and Revolution: Showdowns for College Presidents, and is titled, "Cornell '69 and Kent State '70: Inevitable or Avoidable Tragedies for University Presidents, their Communities and the Nation?"
A group of students in a class lead by Dr. Lisa Battaglino (special education and communication disorders) has raised $1,200 for Dreams for Emily, an organization which supports the families that are involved with Chromosome 15q Duplication Syndrome. IDIC 15 is a genetic disorder believed to affect a child's physical features, cause developmental problems, and lead to medical problems such as seizures, ADHD, anxiety disorders, etc. The fund raising was done as part of a second-year seminar called Lead and Serve. The students involved were: Lisa DeSousa, Brandon Manning, Julie Aponte and Mike Niccoll.
Andrew Groth, '12, received the Outstanding Senior Award from the Boston chapter of Financial Executive International, an association of more than 14,000 treasurers, controllers, and other top financial executives from across North America. The accounting and finance major will graduate summa cum laude with a GPA of 3.93, and has already accepted a position at KPMG, and plans to earn his master's in accountancy and become a certified public accountant.
Carol Moran Miranda, G '12, who is earning her CAGS, co-authored a paper with Dr. Steven Nelson (educational leadership). "An Examination of Instructional Strategies for Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension Used by Grades 9-12 High School Teachers in English, Math, Science and Social Studies," was presented at the Eastern Educational Research Association Annual Conference, held in Hilton Head S.C. Carol was Dr. Nelson's graduate assistant.
Dr. Deborah Nemko (music) has been elected to the College Music Society Board. She is currently completing the term of a member who had to step down, and will begin her own term in January. "Your past leadership is highly valued by the Society, and we all eagerly anticipate your continued leadership for CMS in your role as Board Member for Performance," wrote CMS President David Brian Williams. The 9,000-member society is a consortium of college, conservatory, university, and independent musicians and scholars interested in all disciplines of music. Its Web site states its mission as promoting music teaching and learning, musical creativity and expression, research and dialogue, and diversity and interdisciplinary interaction. The society provides leadership and serves as an agent of change by addressing concerns facing music in higher education. Also, Dr. Nemko will travel to China at the end of April to perform at the Shanghai Cultural Center with violinist, Mei-Mei Wei, as well as do a residency at Shanghai Normal University as a visiting scholar.
Dr. Kevin Donnelly (political science) has a new book that examines the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. Foreign Remedies: What the Experience of Other Nations Can Tell us about Reforming Health Care was co-authored with Dr.
David Rochefort, arts and sciences distinguished professor at Northeastern University.
The book is published by Routledge. More information is available here
Dr. Wendy Haynes (political science) moderated a discussion panel at the annual conference of the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) titled, "Infrastructure Megaproject Leadership, Accountability, and Performance: A Long and Winding Road." The conference was held in Las Vegas, and this year's theme was "Redefining Public Service through Civic Engagement." Jody Lehrer, a student in the master's of public administration program, was part of the panel. Ms. Lehrer, who has a law degree, and works full time as the community development coordinator for the town of Weymouth, has been collaborating with Dr. Haynes for more than 18 months. Together, they examined ten transportation-related megaprojects, mostly on the East and West Coasts. They presented their findings at the ASPA conference; Ms. Lehrere's attendance was made possible by a travel grant from the College of Graduate Studies.
Dr. Deniz Zeynep Leuenberger participated in the Women as Global Leaders Conference, held in Abu Khabi, United Arab Emirates. She joined speakers from South Africa, Sweden, Lebanon, Kuwait and other countries to present on and discuss the impact of environmental degradation on women's well being. Her presentation focused on the economic tools that inform women's sustainability leadership.
Philosophy major Matthew Keogh, '12, has been accepted into the master's program at Clemons University.
Dr. Aviva Twersky Glasner (criminal justice) will be presenting her research at the bi-annual conference of the National Association of the Deaf in Louisville, Ky. Her work will be presented as part of a panel, "Deaf in Prisons: Results, Reasons and Responses." Her co-presenter is Shannon Reese.
Two criminal justice alumni have been accepted into advanced degree programs at top universities. Michelle Cubellis, '10, will pursue her Ph.D. at in criminal justice at John Jay University in New York City. Kallee Spooner, '12, has been accepted to the master's program at Sam Houston State University in Texas. Each will continue her studies in the criminal justice field.
Dr. Kyung-shick Choi (criminal justice) and Benjamin Shimp, '11, have published an article entitled "Qualitative Analysis of Motivated Offender and Suitable Target: Methodological Challenges on Hacker Study" in the Korean Journal of Social Science (Volume 14, Issue 2). This peer-reviewed journal is well known among comparative social science scholars around Asia. The paper's topic had served as Mr. Shimp's senior thesis.
Brian Salvaggio, assistant vice president of Student Affairs, is the winner of the Pillar of Mentorship Award, given by the Massachusetts College Personnel Association. The award is given to an administrator who has made a lifetime commitment to the field of higher education through service and leadership in the profession. The letter nominating Mr. Salvaggio credited his mentorship, sense of humor, approachability and the ability to see matters from a variety of perspectives.
Dr. Tony Esposito, assistant vice president for Student Affairs, and Dr. Michael D. Young, associate provost for Academic Planning and Administration, co-authored an article published in The Journal of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness. The article, "Measuring Educational Gains from Participation in Intensive Co-Curricular Experiences at Bridgewater State University," featured another co-author: Dr. Cathryn Turrentine, former assistant director of Institutional Research and Assessment at BSU and current director of institutional research at Keene State College.
Cindy Kane, director of Student Involvement and Leadership, was elected to the National Association of Campus Activities' board of directors.


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The Dominican-born population in the United States has grown rapidly since 1960, and today, the United States is home to 960,000 immigrants from the Dominican Republic. This article provides up-to-date demographic information for Dominican immigrants in the United States, including statistics on distribution by state and metro area, educational and professional attainment, income levels, health care coverage, and more.
From a massive typhoon in the Philippines last November to the ongoing civil war in Syria, recent global events demonstrate that natural disasters and political strife occur suddenly and often without warning. This article examines the U.S. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program that grants humanitarian relief to nationals of certain countries embroiled in violent conflict or recovering from natural disaster.
The humanitarian crisis unfolding in the Central African Republic (CAR) has received scant world attention, even as more than 20 percent of the population of 4.25 million has been displaced as a result of deadly sectarian violence. This article examines the causes of the violence, the international community response, and the impacts of large-scale displacement within the country and beyond its borders.
Whether as migrant-sending or migrant-receiving locations—or both—many countries have rich, complex international and internal migration histories. MPI's online journal, the Migration Information Source, offers profiles of more than 70 nations. Written by leading scholars, these profiles delve into countries' migration histories, demographics, policymaking, and more.
Use this data tool—referred to as "one addictive interactive map"—to examine immigrant populations by country of origin and destination. Find out how many Americans live in Mexico, how many Ukrainians in Russia, or Filipinos in Saudi Arabia, for example.
In recent years, many governments have tightened their citizenship requirements as a way to promote better immigrant integration. In examining citizenship policy in the United States, Canada, and countries in the European Union, this article considers the balance policymakers face between requirements that may be too difficult for immigrants to meet and ones that will better help them find success in their new countries of residence.
In the past 50 years, the number and share of European immigrants in the United States have declined significantly. A look at the population's size, geographic distribution, admission categories, and demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.
Though little recognized as such, the Workforce Investment Act represents one of the most important immigrant integration initiatives in the United States, assisting workers in obtaining the necessary training and language skills to advance in the workforce. Despite a steady increase of immigrants in need of these services, a decreasing share are able to access the programs to keep pace with a changing labor market.
For two decades, Australia has experimented with different asylum policies in response to an increase in refugees and asylum seekers entering the country. A look at the country's challenges in managing a hotly contested political and public debate.
There were 1.8 million immigrant health care workers employed in the United States in 2010, accounting for 16 percent of all civilians working in health care occupations. MPI's Kristen McCabe examines the demographic and labor characteristics of this population, including countries of origin, occupations, gender, and educational and linguistic proficiency.
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In the 1990s, Mexican immigrants began to leave California, Texas, and Illinois for the so-called new settlement states where they had not previously resided. As Ivan Light of UCLA explains, their reasons for leaving or bypassing Los Angeles were both economic and political.
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México es uno de los principales países de tránsito de migrantes en el mundo, particularmente para los miles de centroamericanos que viajan cada año por el país con el objetivo de alcanzar los Estados Unidos.
Over 2 million Iraqis are internally displaced and hundreds of thousands have fled to neighboring countries. Andrew Harper reports on the latest developments, including Syria's decision to impose visa requirements.
Dawn Konet provides an overview of the arguments for and against granting in-state tuition rates to the unauthorized in the United States, and looks at relevant legislation at the state and federal levels.
Most migrants living and working in developing countries come from other developing countries. Dilip Ratha and William Shaw of the World Bank analyze data on this type of migration, known as South-South, and estimate the amount of South-South remittances and their cost.
The European born are more likely to be proficient in English, work in higher-level occupations, and have higher earnings than the overall foreign-born population. MPI's David Dixon examines the social and economic profiles of the foreign born from Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Europe.
The importance of knowledge, skills, and technologies in post-industrial economies has beckoned well-educated migrants to the United States. MPI's Jeanne Batalova takes a detailed look at the foreign born with a bachelor's degree or higher.
Over 15,000 Hmong from Laos are being resettled in the U.S., the latest wave of refugees from the era of U.S. involvement in Indochina. This Spotlight by MPI's Jennifer Yau examines the political developments and demographic impact of the Hmong refugee experience.
MPI's Jennifer Yau takes a detailed look at the foreign born from Korea in the United States.
MPI's Deborah Meyers and Jennifer Yau highlight data from the 2003 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics.
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MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on House passage of immigration enforcement legislation, immigration measures in budget legislation, upcoming regulations for worksite enforcement, new government reports, and more.
MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on Bush's latest immigration reform speeches in Arizona and Texas, new proposals for immigration reform, calls for the merger of immigration agencies, and more.
MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on President Bush's renewed call for immigration reform, appropriations for the Department of Homeland Security for 2006, leadership changes within DHS, and more.
MPI's Julie Murray and Julia Gelatt report on immigration enforcement following Hurricane Katrina, increased immigration prosecutions along the border, recent rulings on benefits for immigrants, the expansion of expedited removal, and more.
MPI's Julia Gelatt and Megan Davy reports on CAFTA's immigration effects, local immigration enforcement tactics, immigrants' access to healthcare, H-1B visa caps, new technology for border security, and more.


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Tommy is big in Australia and over in Europe, but guitar fans in America have just been learning about him the past few years. He appeared at the Chet Atkins Appreciation Society Convention a few years ago and brought the house down. People have been talking about him ever since, and his fame is spreading. "He's about the only guitarist I've heard who can come close to what Lenny did with harmonics, and he's got a style all his own.


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The CHBA supports area law students with free associate membership in the CHBA, career panels, receptions to meet CHBA members, a mentoring program, and sponsored participation in our annual award dinners.
Since 1997, the CHBA has awarded an annual scholarship to those law students who have demonstrated a commitment to their community. In 2004, after receiving a grant from the Anthem Foundation, Inc., the CHBA created a second scholarship for law students who seek to address health issues in the Hispanic community. For the latest scholarship application, please click here. For a list of prior winners, please click here.
For High School and College Students
The CHBA also supports area high school and college students. We have consistently participated in Law Day by bringing our members together with inner city school students to provide opportunities for learning and dialogue. The CHBA's Law Day efforts have been featured in the American Bar Association's guide for the planning of Law Day activities. For several years, the CHBA co-sponsored a career day for area Hispanic college students.


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i have already downloaded carbide c++ 1.2 from forum.nokia and installed the express edition.after installion once i open the carbide c++ i got the following error
Carbide uses a licensing technology called FLEXnet. The FLEXnet tool has detected a problem with your license. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance.
Please include the following information in your email:
1. Carbide Edition, Version, Build number (Help->About)
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i have checked the following path but there is no license file available
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can any one guide me wheather i want to install express edition directly.


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P1: 5.10, 100 feet. Pro small to 2.5", #5 Friend useful low. In your face off the deck. Overhanging.
Grizzly Creek Wall, Glenwood Canyon, CO. Start 20 feet right of Horse and Pony Show (III 5.12a; FA Michael Schneiter and Chris Van Leuven). Or, walk left along base of wall and look for route second from left. Marked by bolt 15 feet up, and more above.
15 QDs including long runners, and medium draws. 2 ropes, 60m recommended. Blue Alien - 2.5" Friend, #5 Friend for P1 (keeps you off the deck). Extra green Alien to #0.5 Camalot. C3s useful. All placements in horizontals. Belays are 2-3 bolts. Generally bolts are 1/2" X 3 3/4", and belays are on spacious ledges. Rap the route.


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Sequestered beneath Rupa's infectious and captivating melodies are thought-provoking themes that address life, love, art, death and the real and artificial divisions that keep us apart. The San Francisco based musical agitators are specialists in crossing borders and building bridges and they effortlessly blur the boundaries of genre and geography to create a sound Time Out has called, "global agit-pop".
As a practicing doctor, lead singer Rupa is particularly passionate about the human impact of US anti-immigration policies and how it affects immigrants' (documented and undocumented) ability to seek public health care. Over the past several years, she has met countless patients who sought medical attention late in their disease process for fear of deportation.
Known for their multilayered sound drawing from many traditions, Rupa The April Fishes, have played major venues and festival stages in North America and Europe including the Montreal Jazz Festival, Central Park Summer Stage, OutsideLands, Joshua Tree, WOMAD and dozens more.
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text: If you're over the age of 60, listen up - a new study shows that hip fractures can increase the risk of death.The study had a sample size of nearly 10,000 women. And unlike prior studies, this one found that independent of underlying health conditions, breaking a hip put women at higher risk."It showed that women, ages 65 to 69 who broke a hip were 5 times more likely to die, than women of the same age who did not break a hip," says Bone Specialist Dr. Jennifer LohShe adds, "Women in their 70's had double the risk of death after a hip fracture and women in their 80's had triple the risk of death after hip fractures."Researchers hypothesized that immobility, depression, hospitalization and the surgery itself lead to complications that ultimately result in death.The cause is a silent disease - osteoporosis makes bones abnormally fragile -- many don't even know they have it."This here is the osteoporodic bone you can see that there's very large spaces, and all of those cross links that give strength are much thinner and a lot of them are broken and this is what causes the bone to be more prone to fracture." says Dr. Loh. "So we suggest that women who are 65 and older talk to their doctor and see if they should be getting a bone density screening which is a very easy test."Prevention is key in reducing your risk.Dr. Loh says there are many ways people can keep their bones healthy. 1 - get enough Calcium and Vitamin D 2 - do weight bearing exercise 3 - avoid smoking or excessive alcohol 4 - for elderly patients, safety proof your home and make sure it's fall proof.Dr. Loh says it's never too early to start. After all, we build bone primarily in childhood and especially in our teenage years."So the time to have a very healthy lifestyle to have a lot of exercise and calcium and avoid smoking is really when you're a teenager but that doesn't mean it's ever too late all of those things still help maintain healthy bone. So everyone should continue to do all those things even as adults," says Dr. Loh.Copyright 2012 America Now. All rights reserved.


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Is Windows 8's security compromised from the start? Two recent papers laying out the groundwork for next-generation rootkits seem to argue the point, but a significant caveat makes all the difference.
Last week, security researchers at ITSec, a security and reverse engineering firm, published an analysis of the Windows 8 boot process and the possibilities for creating a boot-level rootkit, or bootkit, by utilizing features of the UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface), a replacement for the venerable BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) on which most computers run. Microsoft has made UEFI mandatory for all systems shipping with Windows 8.
The ITSec researchers concluded that creating a bootkit under UEFI is a simpler process than using the more limited features of your typical BIOS. Some media outlets declared Windows 8 to be threatened by the new bootkit techniques.
"In the brief analysis we made, we have seen that hitting an UEFI system is still a quite easy task," researcher Andrea Allievi wrote in the analysis. "Sky is the limit."
The conclusions resembled research presented at the Black Hat on creating rootkits for the Mac OS X using the Extensible Firmware Interface. (Apple is part of the United EFI Forum but uses its own EFI hybrid, not the latest UEFI standard.)
While both research efforts are interesting because they help establish a foundation for bootkits under the more feature-rich Extensible Firmware Interfaces, neither one takes into account a major push in platform security known as Secure Boot. While UEFI was born of a 1998 Intel initiative to replace the BIOS, Secure Boot comes from Microsoft's Palladium efforts of more than a decade ago to make Windows and the PC platform more secure for digital media and the subsequent efforts to create a Trusted Computing Platform.
Secure Boot uses cryptographic keys and a combination of white and black lists to only allow authenticated software to run. It's basically a way to extend trust up the software stack: If you trust the hardware, firmware, and operating system at the time of installation, then unsanctioned code -- such as a rootkit -- should not be able to run at a lower level than the operating system kernel.
So how do the new Windows 8 and Mac OS X rootkits get around Secure Boot? They don't.


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When Fashion and Art Meet Luxury
When Fashion and Art Meet Luxury
By Daniela Codreanu
One of the most anticipated fashion events of the season is PARKLUXE. This Saturday, October 5th at Telus SPARK Science Centre, guests can expect a top notch evening.
Kara Chomistek, President of Promoting Artists Redefining Kulture (PARK) and a leader behind the event, explains the birth of the show: "PARKLUXE was created to assist designers and artists that focus on a high-end, luxury target market. These designers/artists are usually more experienced and have an assured sense of brand identity. We founded this event in 2010 after realizing that there was a gap between the newer emerging designers/artists we were supporting (0- 5 five years) and well established fashion brands or longstanding, successful artisans."
PARKLUXE is a free platform for designers and artists to be a part of with certain criteria having to be met in order to take part. This is made possible because 100% of the profits made go back directly into PARK allowing for future events to be hosted.
Gracing the runway on Saturday are the Canadian collections from the exotic Anne B. Accessories, the globally influenced Laura Siegel, the classic Lauren Bagliore, the Mercedes-Benz Start Up Finalist Malorie Urbanovitch, the modern Nicole Campre (aka now CAMPRE), the international success Paul Hardy and the ground breaking Tanya Taylor.
Kirk Dunkley, a local artist, will be adding another element to the event with his installation sculpture being shown on display.
Best of all, you have an opportunity to learn more about the designers directly. Jacqueline Tyler, public relations director for PARK, says with excitement, "This season, designers have been encouraged to prepare a booth of information and display that will have staff support to provide opportunities for guests to book appointments, order items or buy off-the-rack!"
To purchase tickets, please visit the PARKLUXE website here
Known for her European looks and a hint of an accent, Daniela Codreanu surprises others when they ask where she is from and she proudly states, "I'm a born and raised Calgarian."
It was back in 2010, when she first began writing about fashion. She decided to try it out to see where it would lead and has not looked back. Currently, Daniela is a freelance beauty and fashion writer for the Calgary Herald.
"There is so much underground talent in this city and I feel blessed to be able to share it with all of you!"
She believes that Calgary is fashionable and looks forward to giving you the insider information on designers and their events.


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Jenn Gambatese and Curt Hansen Will Join Cast of North American Tour of Wicked
By Andrew Gans
The company of the first North American tour of Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman's Wicked will welcome Jenn Gambatese as Glinda beginning Feb. 26 in Costa Mesa, CA, and Curt Hansen as Fiyero starting March 20 in Tucson, AZ.
Gambatese and Hansen will join a cast that includes Dee Roscioli as Elphaba, Kim Zimmer as Madame Morrible and Tom McGowan as The Wizard.
The company also features Justin Brill (Boq), Clifton Davis (Dr. Dillamond), Demaree Hill (Nessarose) and Laurel Harris (standby for Elphaba) with Dina Bennett, Lauren Boyd, Kyle Brown, Antonette Cohen, Rick Desloge, Timothy A. Fitz-Gerald, Napoleon W. Gladney, Brenda Hamilton, Courtney Iventosch, Trevor Ryan Krahl, Philip Dean Lightstone, Marissa Lupp, Michael Mahany, Jonathan McGill, Kevin McMahon, Cassie Okenka, Shayla Osborn, Christopher Russo, Adea Michelle Sessoms, Sarah Schenkkan, Pamela Shandrow, Ben Susak, Shanna VanDerwerker and Mikey Winslow.
Gambatese starred on Broadway as Jane in Tarzan and Natalie in All Shook Up. Other Broadway credits include Hairspray, Is He Dead?, A Year with Frog and Toad and Footloose.
Hansen has been seen on Broadway in Next to Normal (as well as the first national tour) and Hairspray.
Wicked is playing through March 17 at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, CA. Tickets can be purchased at SCFTA.org, at the Box Office at 600 Town Center Drive in Costa Mesa or by calling (714) 556-2787.
The hit musical will play The Tucson Music Hall, March 20-April 7. Tickets are available at the TCC Box Office, online at broadwayintucson.com or ticketmaster.com/wicked or by calling (800) 745-3000.
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PLATTSBURGH — At 72, Maureen DeCarlo remains dedicated to an active lifestyle and promotes regular exercise as a way to stay healthy and in good physical shape.
DeCarlo is a member of the Wellness Center at PARC and has been participating in the center's Senior Vitality Program for the past 2½ years.
The program promotes routine activities through a variety of exercise techniques.
"I didn't like the treadmill and other machines," DeCarlo said of her decision to switch from the center's cardiovascular equipment to a more hands-on light muscle-toning program.
"I like to be with a bunch of people (while she works out). I have enjoyed the friendships that have developed."
Light muscle toning, which is run by fitness expert and certified instructor Ian Passino, is one of several choices members have as part of the Senior Vitality Program. Other activities include aqua aerobics, Zumba gold, and Aoninagi karate programs.
"We focus on cardiovascular health as well as an overall increase in fitness and well-being," Passino said of the light muscle-toning program. "We also emphasize the use of proper form to prevent injury while exercising."
The class, which is held three times a week for one-hour settings, offers a balanced program for experienced participants like DeCarlo as well as basic routines for newcomers.
"We like to keep the activities fun, but we also want participants to feel the benefit in the exercises," Passino said.
People who have not been exercising regularly can establish a routine they will be able to continue to grow with as they become more confident, he added.
"Fitness isn't something that comes quickly. It can take up to 12 weeks before someone starts to notice improvements, but we're dedicated to helping people" reach their fitness goals.
Light muscle-toning exercises are perfect for seniors who are looking for ways to help stay active, he added.


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A fourth man sought by Bowling Green Police in a late August kidnapping turned himself in on Tuesday.
BG Police say 19-year-old Nicholas Martinez surrendered himself in Bowling Green Municipal Court on Tuesday morning. Martinez was the last of four suspects to be arrested for the kidnapping of a University of Toledo student which began in Toledo, continued to Bowling Green and ended in Holland, Ohio.
Blake Long, Brittany Long and Hui Zang were previously arrested in the case. Bowling Green Police say the four lured a Chinese University of Toledo student into their vehicle with the promise of a ride to Cedar Point, then drove him to Bowling Green and stole his credit cards. The four then drove the student to the EconoLodge in Holland, Ohio and attempted to solicit ransom from his relatives in China, police said.
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This IDC study focuses on vertical markets' horizontal solutions investment plans in 2013, covering storage, ERP, CRM, content management, unified communications, and BI and analytics solutions. It draws on the results of IDC's European Vertical Market Survey carried out between August and October 2012 in the top 5 Western European countries (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the U.K.) among 1,603 companies with more than 20 employees. Results are provided for total Western Europe for the following vertical markets: financial services, discrete manufacturing, process manufacturing, telecom/media, utilities/oil and gas, retail/wholesale, professional services/transport, healthcare, and government.
"Economic conditions are still volatile, and Western European companies across most if not all vertical markets sectors taking a cautious approach to IT spending. In this setting, IT solutions will remain a core part of investments as companies realize these are keys to address the many challenges being faced," said Nina Bonagura, senior research analyst, IDC European Industry Solutions.
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Analytic applications, Big Data analytics and discovery, Content management, Customer relationship management applications, Data-replication services, Disk-based data protection, Enterprise resource management applications, Storage, Storage management software, Storage software, Tape storage, Unified communications and collaboration, VoIP
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Financial risk management, Government, Health, Manufacturing, Retail, Smart oil and gas, Smart utilities


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Lord Vestey attended a function at the Lantau Lounge, Otahuhu on the 23rd February 1978. The function was also attended by some of the retired staff. Their total service to the company amounted to 1330 years or a little over 33 years per member.
I know two of the men in this photograph which is why I have a copy. Perhaps you might know someone as well.
Back Row Standing ; Doug Clarke, Arthur Knight, Tom Jones, Harvey Forder, Ken Lyons, Laurie Hallett, Doug Gallaher, Jack Turnbull, Ben Fuller, Arthur Tofield, Jack Edmonds, Alf Frost, Jim Wayby, Harold Mann, George Ross, Cyril French, Bert Todd, Bob Saul, Bill Bull, Frank Long, Norman Hall.
Middle Row Seated ; Charlie Gilbert, Jack Dryland, Ernie Bowen, Lord Vestey, Edna Thorburn, Bob McCullough, Ray Andrews, Jack Parry, Ted Finn, Arthur Todd, Hughie McGregor.
Front Row Kneeling and Sitting ; Allen Foster, George Clark, Fred Kemplay, Alex Ayton, Bill Gray, Walter Dear, Dave Wallace, Gordon Cameron, Mervyn King.