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Is a Mammogram Enough?
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Once you hit 40 -- sooner, if you're at high risk -- doctors recommend that you get a mammogram every year. There's no question that the test saves lives. In fact, when the number of women over 40 having mammograms doubled between 1987 and 2000, the jump was linked to an estimated 5,000 fewer breast-cancer deaths per year.
But while the should-you-or-shouldn't-you question is no longer debatable, other new considerations may now complicate your decision. Do you opt for a traditional film mammogram, the most widely available, least costly type? Or should you make sure you get the newer digital mammogram? Should you request an MRI or ultrasound for even-more-detailed images? Use our guide to decide what makes sense for you.Start with a Mammogram
No matter what else you do, get an annual mammogram. The first one you have -- as soon after age 40 as possible -- becomes your baseline. (Since you'll probably switch doctors over the years, get a copy of the report and image for your home medical files.) As most women who have had one know, mammograms can be uncomfortable; even the digital kind requires compressing your breast between two plates while it's x-rayed, albeit for a very short time. (Younger women whose breasts swell before menstruation can minimize pain by scheduling the test shortly after their period.)
Conventional mammograms store the images on film, where they cannot be altered or manipulated. Digital tests, on the other hand, create an electronic image that can be enhanced by computer for an even closer look at possible problems. The catch? Three out of five breast-imaging centers still don't offer digital mammograms, and they cost more (a low average of $134, compared with a low average of $83 for film, says the American College of Radiology). According to Etta Pisano, MD, director of the Biomedical Research Imaging Center at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine at Chapel Hill, the digital picture is more accurate at detecting breast cancer if you fit into one of these three categories: You're under age 50, you have not gone through menopause, or you have dense breasts that make it harder to find cancer using x-rays. If that's not your situation, a film mammogram will detect cancer just as well as a digital one, says Dr. Pisano, who was lead investigator of a study of more than 49,000 women that compared the two types. For maximum accuracy, use an imaging center that performs a lot of mammograms -- or sends them out via computer to be read by mammography experts.


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A man in Lehigh Acres was killed Tuesday night after a vehicle fell on him as he was working on it. It happened at 2436 Park Road just after 9 p.m.
According to the report, 18-year-old Luis Zamora was having dinner with his mother and noticed that his mother's boyfriend, 30-year-old Sebastian Domingo Gaspar, was not seated at the table.
"He said don't worry I won't take that long. Keep my food warm. I'll be back," remembered his girlfriend, Irma Almanza.
Gaspar had been working on his car outside.
Zamora went outside to check on Gaspar and found him pinned under his vehicle, unresponsive.
"My son told me that he moved his leg and he didn't respond," Irma said.
Zamora lifted the vehicle off of Gaspar with the help of neighbors.
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"He was a wonderful person, he made me laugh all the time," said Almanza. "I know that he is in a safe place ad that he is with God."
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Cincinnati Reds - Agreed to terms on a three-year contract with a mutual option for 2006 with pitcher Danny Graves.
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CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds general manager Jim Bowden today agreed to terms with RHP Danny Graves on a 3-year contract through the 2005 season, plus a mutual option for 2006. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Graves was eligible for salary arbitration and would have been a free agent following the 2003 season.
"Danny is at the core of the good, young group of players we have under control the first few years of Great American Ball Park," Bowden said, "These players are going to provide our fans with an exciting brand of baseball."
Graves, 29, last season for the Reds went 7-3 with a 3.19 ERA and a team-high 32 saves in 68 games. He made his first 64 apps in relief, then finished the season in the rotation and went 1-0 with a 1.89 ERA in 4 starts. Graves is expected to fill a spot in the front of the Reds' starting rotation in 2003.
An All-Star in 2000, Graves has contributed to 117 of the Reds' 229 victories the last 3 seasons (51 percent). His 129 career saves is a club record for a righthander, and his 121 saves the last 4 years is the eighth-highest total in the Major Leagues. In the last 6 seasons, Graves has thrown 469.2 innings in relief, third-highest total in baseball.
Bowden acquired Graves from the Indians on July 31, 1997 as part of a 6-player deal in which LHP John Smiley was sent to Cleveland.
Graves' contract will be finalized following a physical examination by Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek, scheduled for 11 a.m. on Monday. The Reds formally will announce the signing at a 4:30 p.m. press conference on Monday at the Great American Ball Park administration building. Graves will not be available to the media until that Monday press conference.
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Ok, what's going on?
I feel better about the Reds than I have in three years.
Another fine move.
This is great news
I like whats going on in Cincinnati!!
...And this one belongs to the Reds!!
I think I'll wait until we find out how much money they gave him before I decide if I like it.
(I only hope this doesn't suddenly make him "more tradeable")
Never overlook the obvious
So, lets start a Redszone pool.Originally posted by Raisor
I think I'll wait until we find out how much money they gave him before I decide if I like it.
I'll take $17M.
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I got $18M excluding the option year
The Rally Onion wants 150 fans before Opening Day.
I'll guess 5.5 in year 1, 6.5 in year 2, and 8 in year 3.
That's 20 mil, but less in NPV.
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I bet it's backloaded like 4.5 million yr 1, 6 million year 2, 8 million yr 3. 18.5 million total. I hope it's incentive based like Scott Williamson. With this contract it gives us another million to play with and then next season we will be rid of Larkin's 9 million and we can afford him if he rocks and then 8 million 3rd year keeps him here long term. I hope it's a bit less on that 3rd year, but probably not. I may be way off.
And This One Belongs to the REDS!!!
"I think I'll wait until we find out how much money they gave him before I decide if I like it."
The fact that the Reds chose to give a LTC to a pitcher with a career ERA of 3.40 instead of a 'tweener third baseman leaves me pleased as punch.
Dollars be damned.
Here's the breakdown on Graves' contract.
Reds signed RHP Danny Graves to a three-year, $17.25 million contract with a mutual option for 2006.
That's a lot of money to give to someone who might be nothing more than an average starter. The contract includes base salaries of $5 million, $6 million and $6.25 million for each of the three years, with escalators that will increase his pay if he is a full-time starter. He also got a limited no-trade clause, and his salary will increase if he is traded during the contract.
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Your Mom is happy.
Excellent signing. Contract seems pretty fair to me. Danny Graves will be far from an "average" starter. I guarentee Danny will be this team's ace.
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CATEGORIES MoviesSince debuting at Sundance in 2011, the upcoming horror film "Silent House" has been gaining incredible buzz for its innovative method of filmmaking: the story is told in one continuous real-time shot (so you'll finally get to experience what it's like to be stalked by a creeping menace for 88 minutes). Not since "The Blair Witch Project" has a movie taken everything you know about a classic scary story and flipped it on its head.
The film stars Elizabeth Olsen -- yes, that's Mary-Kate and Ashley's little sister -- as Sarah, a young woman who returns with her father to their rustic lakehouse to clean it up before selling. Father and daughter are all alone in the countryside, the sun is quickly setting, the windows are boarded up, and the house is filled with dusty relics from her childhood. Terror quickly sets in when Sarah hears footsteps upstairs and realizes something else is lurking through the house.
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On arrival we were told that the concept was sharing plates. The menu is mostly meat or fish dishes, we ordered steak and chips, pulled pork shoulder and asked for the egg brioche. Apparently there were no poached eggs, so the duck and pancakes were suggested.
Not sure how steak and chips fits into the sharing concept but that was tasty. The pork dish was more like a salad, lots of leaves not much meat. Couldn't taste any apple. The duck and pancakes just didn't work, presented like a Chinese dish but the duck was still pink and too chewy to eat in a pancake.
For dessert I had the chocolate gateau which was a lot chocolatier than the description suggests and made the meal better.
£84 for 2 with a bottle of red wine, coffee . Not good value for money.
As for the restaurant itself, I was not impressed by its accessibility for those with mobility impairment (as I have ), all the seats were very high up and the toilets are down a couple of flights of stairs. There is a lift (as I remember from the chez Gerard days) but I was told it was very old and wasn't working.
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Port Royal has decided on an alternative to a jellyfish operation at the town docks.The Beaufort Gazette reports that while the town worked with a businessman on the jellyfish plan for months, it was not part of the $5 million budget approved Wednesday.Instead, local shrimpers will continue to use the docks. The town is adding money for equipment and a dock manager.The council had been talking to the businessman about the jellyfish operation but council cooled to the idea when details of past bankruptcies emerged. The town wanted proof of insurance and a performance bond that would pay the town if the company did not meet its obligations.Millenarian Trading Co. had proposed creating as many as 250 jobs by processing jellyfish for Asian seafood markets.
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Avoid moving twice by staying in your old home while shopping for a new one
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Some sellers who own one home and want to move to another have been having a difficult time making the move in the current housing market. Most sellers can't afford to buy a new home first, move in and then sell the old house.
Financial constraints usually force sellers into a position where they need to sell first, unless they are buying in a soft market where sellers are open to accepting offers made contingent on the sale of another property.
For sellers who need to sell first, the nagging question is: Where do I move when this house sells? If you can buy contingent on the sale of your current home or contingent on the close of that sale if you already have a buyer for your home, you can move directly from your current home to the new one.
One family was able to make a seamless move from one house to the next because they were buying in a market where there were plenty of homes for sale. Once all contingencies were removed from the contract to sell their home, they were able to buy a new home contingent on the close of the old one and avoid a double move.
Not all sellers are so lucky. There are many low-inventory markets around the country. It's usually easier to sell in a low-inventory market, but it can be difficult finding a replacement home to buy. Finding an interim rental is sometimes the only option.
The advantage of renting temporarily while you look for a new home is that you don't need to feel rushed to buy a home that may not suit your needs. Given the uncertainty in the market, you should buy only for the long run. It could take time to find the right place.
A disadvantage of renting before buying is that you might have to pay to store some of your furniture while you rent, and you'll have to move twice.
HOUSE HUNTING TIP: Negotiating an option to rent back your current home after closing may help you avoid a double move, or at least give you time to find a suitable rental. Rentals are also scarce in some areas, so it may not be easy to line up temporary quarters on short notice.
A rent-back agreement allows you to rent your home back from the buyers for a certain period of time. Be aware that many lenders won't allow the sellers to rent back for more than 30 days after closing.
The cost of a rent-back varies. If there are buyers vying for your home, you may be offered free rent for a period of time. However, typically, the rent-back cost is equal to the buyers' principal, interest, taxes and insurance prorated on a per diem basis.
This may cost more or less than you currently pay to own your home. Keep in mind that you do this for convenience, not because it's the best deal on a rental.
Sellers who think they might want to rent back after closing but don't have their next home lined up at the time they accept an offer should include a clause in the contract that gives them the option to rent back for a certain time.
Recently, a seller insisted that she didn't need a rent-back option, confident that finding a rental would not be a problem. As it turned out, it was a problem. She asked the buyers if she could move out later than the contract date. The buyers couldn't change their moving plans, so the seller had to move out on time.
THE CLOSING: If you don't use the rent-back or part of it, make sure you don't have to pay for it.
Dian Hymer, a real estate broker with more than 30 years' experience, is a nationally syndicated real estate columnist and author of "House Hunting: The Take-Along Workbook for Home Buyers" and "Starting Out, The Complete Home Buyer's Guide."
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WASHINGTON (WCSC) - The top Democrat on the House education committee is calling for a hearing on the sex abuse scandals at Penn State and The Citadel.
Rep. George Miller, a California Democrat, told Committee Chairman John Kline that the hearing should look at whether changes are needed in federal laws designed to protect children and students. The Citadel said Thursday that it will cooperate fully with any requests from Congress.
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The Citadel's President, Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa, said Monday that the school is "profoundly sorry" that it did not follow up on a 2002 case that involved suspected child predator Louis "Skip" ReVille.
The 2002 incident, that was reported in 2007, involved two summer camp kids that reportedly watched pornography with ReVille on his computer and engaged in sexual activities.
"We must do everything in our power to protect our children from those who seek them harm.," Congressman Tim Scott said. "I am certainly supportive of Congress taking appropriate federal action. These offenders should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law for their crimes, and my thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families as they go through these trying times."
ReVille has since been arrested on separate charges of sexual assault. Police say the former coach and private school principal confessed to sexually assaulting five teenage boys that he coached in Mt. Pleasant. Hanahan police say they plan to file six new charges against ReVille and Summerville police are also investigating ReVille.
At Penn State, Jerry Sandusky, a former assistant football coach, is charged with abusing eight children over a 15-year period. University officials have been criticized for not alerting police.
The Citadel's president acknowledged this week that the South Carolina military college lost public trust by not aggressively pursuing a 2007 report of sexual abuse allegedly committed at its former summer camp by an ex-counselor.
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Wildlife photographs taken by my husband and I on our September 2010 trip to the Republic of South Africa. Identification for each photo included.
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My number one hobby is genealogy. I am very much into preserving family history/photographs for the next generations. Consequently, I want to make photographs in my collection available to others through these published books.
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I enjoyed this one, too, Barbara. In the early 70s Arline and I did Kenya and Tanzania. They have different names for the zebra up there in the Masai Mara and the Serengeti.
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The Department of East Asian Studies strongly recommends study abroad to maximize language proficiency and cultural familiarity. Because study abroad provides an unparalleled opportunity to study a culture from the inside, students spending a semester or year in China, Japan or Korea will be required to prepare an essay of 10 pages on significant issues confronting their host country, based on information from local newspapers or magazines, television or personal interviews. No departmental credit will be granted for study abroad without satisfactory completion of this assignment, whose details should be worked out with the student's adviser.
Formal approval is required by the study abroad adviser prior to the student's travel. Without this approval, credit for courses taken abroad may not be accepted by the East Asian Studies Department.
If studying abroad is not practical, students may consider attending certain intensive summer schools approved by the East Asian Studies Department. These plans must be worked out in concert with the department's study abroad adviser and the student's dean.
Here is another wonderful summer opportunity in China for Bi-Co students.
NTU is a university in Singapore, and it has established a summer program in Tianjin, China, in collaboration with Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges (one of the two summer courses is taught by a Bryn Mawr professor in the Cities Program. Check the flyer for further information. The two courses are NOT Chinese language courses but rather on economics and environmental studies taught in English.
NTU offers partial scholarship to three BMC students and three HC students. The deadline for application is extended to April 8, 2012. Applicants from HC, please send your application material to Dean Mancini (email@example.com); those from BMC should send your application to Susan Sutton, Office of the President, (email@example.com)
Link to the brochure: NTU Summer Program Brochure
What do alumnae do after graduating with a major in East Asian Studies? Many of our majors go on to graduate school to pursue careers in higher education, law, pharmacy, medicine, investment, banking, and economics; others join the job market after leaving Bryn Mawr. Below are representative careers of some of our recent graduates.
Getting A Tutor
The Bi-Co Chinese Program, in conjunction with the Dean's Offices at the two colleges, offers a free peer-tutoring program for all currently enrolled Chinese language students. Any student needing academic assistance should take advantage of this wonderful resource.
Procedure for getting tutoring at BMC
At BMC all students who want tutors need to request them through the online tutor request form. The form is very brief and easy to fill out. Once a student completes and submits the request form, the form is processed by the Head Tutors and the Dean's Office, and he or she is assigned a tutor or tutors, depending on the specific needs. Here is the link to the Tutoring Program:
At the bottom of the webpage, there is a link to the actual tutor request form.
Procedure for getting tutoring at HC
At HC students who want tutors can directly contact the Chinese language tutors listed in the Chinese Program (See the list on the Bi-Co Chinese Program homepage).
At both BMC and HC, tutoring is done on a one-on-one basis by appointment. Please check the Tutoring Schedule for tutor availability. Tutoring is available up to two hours per week.
We encourage all of our students to consider using this free service at any point of their study of Chinese in areas where individually tailored one-on-one tutorials will be most effective in addressing the students' needs.
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I loved this program. The show proceeds through the inconsistent attempts of current scientists to re-engineer the ancient Egyptian vessels. They seemed a few oars short of a crew compared to the Egyptians but did figure it out.
Astonishingly, these seaworthy ships were constructed in a manner that was quite novel to me. Rather than a keel and ribs with planking attached, these ships were more kin to jigsaw puzzles and Lego blocks. And this construction allowed them to be disassembled, transported considerable overland distances in manageable pieces, and then be reassembled where their use was desired.
The ship was quite a capable vessel when put to sea and properly ballasted.
The logistical story of these ships and their role in the trade and commerce of the ancients added more dimensions beyond the engineering feat.
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typical pbs comedy (not intentional) as group of egyptian so-called shipbuilders tap and tap on a boat that sinks when they launch it; of course all done so historically; sure; then they wait for the wood to swell- and, it still sinks; then, leap of faith, we found some linen near the site of some boatbuilding- oh, not from their clothes, hey , maybe for caulking; sure; ludicrous, fanciful, not science, not researched- a joke
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A very enjoyable program to watch. It is filled with so many interesting facts about ancient ship building.
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Enjoyable to watch and learn of the ancient ways of ship building and the engineering that went into it. Since the days of Noah, the advancements of using natural resources to build such structures has it's appeal in vessels to this day.
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I take exception to the previous reviewer, who claims to be an Egyptologist which I personally doubt. This is a marvelous story of intellect and creativity of an Ancient people. The theme is simple, to build a sailing boat using the same materials tools and techniques of the Ancient people. Then to make it all fun, to take the boat and go sail it! Along the way many mistakes are made, lessons are relearned about how to do things and wisdom obtained. What an adventure! Do go and take a look at this DVD
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The Big Ten Network tweeted Monday that it will cover the school's news conference to announce Maryland's decision to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference. It will become the 13th member of the Big Ten.
Rutgers is expected follow suit by Tuesday, departing the Big East and making it an even 14 in the Big Ten. The move for both schools is not expected to take effect until 2014.
ESPN.com first reported that the University of Maryland board of regents approved the move Monday.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WKOW) -- The University of Maryland's Board of Regents votes unanimously to accept an invitation to join the Big Ten Conference, according to ESPN.com.
The board met Monday morning and voted to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference, a source told ESPN. An official announcement is expected for Monday afternoon.
Sources also told ESPN that Rutgers is expected to follow the Terrapins and announce its own move from the Big East to the Big Ten, possibly as early as Tuesday. Rutgers' Board of Governors is holding a regularly scheduled meeting Monday.
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According to gadget blog Gizmodo, which either has very good friends inside Microsoft's Entertainment & Devices division or is totally blowing smoke up our collective skirts, Microsoft is planning a game-changing digital Day Planner-like device called "Courier":
Courier is a real device, and we've heard that it's in the "late prototype" stage of development. It's not a tablet, it's a booklet. The dual 7-inch (or so) screens are multi-touch, and designed for writing, flicking and drawing with a stylus, in addition to fingers. They're connected by a hinge that holds a single iPhone-esque home button. Statuses, like wireless signal and battery life, are displayed along the rim of one of the screens. On the back cover is a camera, and it might charge through an inductive pad, like the Palm Touchstone charging dock for Pre.
They have a wicked cool video of the Courier in action, so it must be true. Right? (Of course, the video is animated. So maybe this is a tablet that can only be used by Homer Simpson and Daffy Duck.) Never mind that Gizmodo doesn't even bother with the formalities of mentioning which little birdy told them about this stuff in the first place. There's no talk of sources at all.
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"According to VNA spokesperson Theresa Humphreys, as of Wednesday morning the VNA still had 'several hundred flu shots available for the community,'" said the article. "Shots are free for adults who have Medicare as their primary health insurance. For everybody else, the shot costs $25, although an individual could potentially be reimbursed if they have health insurance coverage."
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by James YearlingIn southwest Wyoming's Sweetwater County, turn south off the blacktop of I-80, navigate the web of dirt roads for a few hours and you'll find it: Adobe Town, with its thousand-foot cliffs, mazes of jagged walls and pinnacles, and cathedrals of stone complete with flying buttresses. The 180,910-acre swath was once home to inhabitants ranging from eight-foot-tall giant ground sloths to Native Americans and legendary outlaws. Now, the state has granted special protection to the area – and as energy development seizes Wyoming, conservationists hope that the feds will follow the state's lead.
On Nov. 28, Wyoming's Environmental Quality Council designated Adobe Town as "very rare or uncommon," citing its geologic wonders and fossils, the crucial habitat it provides for big game and sage grouse, and its unique history: Adobe Town was a sacred site for Native religious ceremonies, and Butch Cassidy's Hole-in-the-Wall gang stashed their horses here for an escape after the Tipton train robbery of 1900.
It's only the fourth time in the state's history that the council has used this designation, which shields the area from the future mining of non-coal surface minerals, such as oil shale and uranium. However, for reasons state officials could not explain, the designation does not address coal mining or oil and gas drilling.
The true extent of Adobe Town's protection is currently clear as mud, because the Rawlins office of the Bureau of Land Management is rewriting the 4.7 million-acre management plan that includes the area. Forty percent of Adobe Town was designated as a federal wilderness study area in 1976, but the BLM's plans for the rest of the region – including uranium and oil shale mining, and oil and gas drilling – may clash with the "very rare and uncommon" protection.
If dueling designations do arise, federal plans trump state wishes. "We want to avoid that," says Richard Chancellor, administrator at the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, which issues mining permits. "We'll get together with the BLM and try to negotiate both of our desires." But the state has sent a clear message to the BLM, says Erik Molvar, wildlife biologist for the Biodiversity Conservation Alliance: "The federal management plan revision should follow suit and withdraw oil and gas leasing from the area altogether."
According to a clause in the Federal Land Policy and Management Act of 1976, the BLM is legally bound to do so, says Molvar. As long as a state designation is made according to federal laws, he says, any revisions of federal management plans must be consistent with the state designation.
But the BLM begs to differ. "The state's 'rare and uncommon' action doesn't affect the BLM's management of public lands at all," says Cindy Wertz, Wyoming's BLM chief of external affairs. "On the way to our final management plan, we'll evaluate it just like any other form of input."
The agency's draft plan includes an alternative that emphasizes the protection of resources and another that is meant to be a compromise between conservation and industry. But one alternative fully embraces resource extraction, even though conservationists say it's economically unfeasible to open Adobe Town to any form of industry.
None of the 39 oil or gas wells drilled within the area have ever come close to being profitable, according to Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission records; conservationists also claim that the oil shale deposits have very low production potential. The energy industry isn't sure. "We're still analyzing the area," says John Christiansen, communications manager at Anadarko Petroleum, which holds leases in Adobe Town.
Despite the uncertainties, Adobe Town advocates feel that the state's designation is a significant step toward permanent protection of what they call "the Red Desert's crown jewel." "The people of Wyoming have spoken and the state has listened," says Molvar. "The 'very rare and uncommon' designation does have teeth." When the BLM releases its final management plan in spring 2008, Wyoming's people will see who feels the bite. © High Country News


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I have an addin which has an icon for a button. In Inventor 2012 it displays fine. In Inventor 2013 the icon appears to be enlarged by about 4x, and only the top left corner of the icon is visible. The api clearly states that Inventor will scale the image to size.
Does anyone else have this problem?
This is the C# code I'm using to load the icon. The icon is in my resources file.
object LookupIcon = Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility.VB6.Support.Ic
Edit: See attached pics.
Solved! Go to Solution.
I am not sure what the problem is, could you take a look at this post if it helps? The 6th message of the post provides another way to convert icon to iPicture.
If it is still no helpful. Please share an icon file for diagnose.
Same problem here!
We switched our addin from framework 3.5 (2012) to framework 4.0 (2013)
When using Ribbon appearance :Compact in 2013 -> all our icons are enlarged by about 4x
Our icons contains 16x16, 32x32, 48x48
of course we could change all of our icons to only 16x16 but that's not a proper solotion.
Is this problem solved yet?
Remark: Attachment DataLINK.ico renamed to DataLINK.ico.txt
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Dim objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture AsIPictureDisp = clsPictureConverter.IconToIPictureDisp(My.Resources.DataLINK)
Class clsPictureConverter:
Option Strict Off
Option Explicit On
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
Public ClassclsPictureConverter
Inherits System.Windows.Forms.AxHost
PublicSharedFunction ImageToIPictureDisp(ByVal image As System.Drawing.Image) As stdole.IPictureDisp
PublicSharedFunction IPictureDisptoImage(ByVal ipicturedisp As stdole.IPictureDisp) As System.Drawing.Image
'*** icon and bitmap through OLE **************************************************
PublicSharedFunction IconToIPictureDisp(ByVal icon As System.Drawing.Icon) As stdole.IPictureDisp
Dim pictIcon AsNewPICTDESC.Icon(icon)
Return OleCreatePictureIndirect(pictIcon, iPictureDispGuid, True)
PublicSharedFunction BitmapToIPictureDisp(ByVal bmp As System.Drawing.Bitmap) As stdole.IPictureDisp
Dim pictBmp AsNewPICTDESC.Bitmap(bmp)
Return OleCreatePictureIndirect(pictBmp, iPictureDispGuid, True)
DllImport("OleAut32.dll", EntryPoint:="OleCreatePictureIndirect", ExactSpelling:=True, PreserveSig:=False)> _
PrivateSharedFunction OleCreatePictureIndirect(<MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.AsAny)> _
ByVal picdesc AsObject, ByRef iid AsGuid, <MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.Bool)> ByVal fOwn AsBoolean) As stdole.IPictureDisp
PrivateShared iPictureDispGuid AsGuid = GetType(stdole.IPictureDisp).GUID
'Picture Types
PublicConst PICTYPE_UNINITIALIZED AsShort = -1
PublicConst PICTYPE_NONE AsShort = 0
PublicConst PICTYPE_BITMAP AsShort = 1
PublicConst PICTYPE_METAFILE AsShort = 2
PublicConst PICTYPE_ICON AsShort = 3
PublicConst PICTYPE_ENHMETAFILE AsShort = 4
StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)> _
Friend cbSizeOfStruct AsInteger = Marshal.SizeOf(GetType(PICTDESC.Icon))
Friend picType AsInteger = PICTDESC.PICTYPE_ICON
Friend hicon AsIntPtr = IntPtr.Zero
Friend unused1 AsInteger
Friend unused2 AsInteger
FriendSubNew(ByVal icon As System.Drawing.Icon)
Me.hicon = icon.ToBitmap().GetHicon()
StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)> _
Friend cbSizeOfStruct AsInteger = Marshal.SizeOf(GetType(PICTDESC.Bitmap))
Friend picType AsInteger = PICTDESC.PICTYPE_BITMAP
Friend hbitmap AsIntPtr = IntPtr.Zero
Friend hpal AsIntPtr = IntPtr.Zero
Friend unused AsInteger
FriendSubNew(ByVal bitmap As System.Drawing.Bitmap)
Me.hbitmap = bitmap.GetHbitmap()
I didn't realize Autodesk had given an answer here. In short, they claimed the previous automatic scaling of pictures(which I found very convenient) was an accidental feature, and was not intended to work that way.
For icon files that contain multiple sizes, this was their recommendation:
"I think you should be able to get the correct size from a multi-size icon like this, and then convert that to IPictureDisp:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/616500/windows-
I have not tested the above method. I chose to make 2 separate icons, one small and one large for each button used in my addins. It seemed like a simpler approach to the problem.
In short, I see it as a bug, Autodesk does not.
I'm not sure why the change in behaviour appeared in this area, but it is logged in our system.
Even if it turns out to be an issue that needs fixing, you'd need a workaround in the meantime.
If your icon files contain the specific size you want then the solution should be quite easy - as pointed out in the previous reply.
E.g. in case of the SimpleAddIn VB.NET sample, you'd need to change this line:
Dim addSlotOptionIcon As Icon = New Icon(addSlotOptionImageStream)
to this:
Dim addSlotOptionIcon As Icon = New Icon(addSlotOptionImageStream, 16, 16)
It seemed to work fine when I tested it.
First we could use 1 IPictureDisp with 1 icon with multiple formats:
Dim objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture As IPictureDisp = clsPictureConverter.IconToIPictureDisp(My.Resource
Private WithEvents mobjNaarDataLINKCmd As Inventor.ButtonDefinition
mobjNaarDataLINKCmd = objControlDefs.AddButtonDefinition("", "NaarDataLINKCmd", Inventor.CommandTypesEnum.kQueryOnlyCmdType, m_ClientID, , "Ga naar DataLINK", objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture, objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture, ButtonDisplayEnum.kNoTextWithIcon)
The workaround I use now is to define 2 IPictureDisp with 2 seperate icons: (a lot more of work!)
Dim objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture_16 AsIPictureDisp = clsPictureConverter.IconToIPictureDisp(My.Resources.DataLINK_16)
Dim objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture_32 AsIPictureDisp = clsPictureConverter.IconToIPictureDisp(My.Resources.DataLINK_32)
Private WithEvents mobjNaarDataLINKCmd As Inventor.ButtonDefinition
mobjNaarDataLINKCmd = objControlDefs.AddButtonDefinition("", "NaarDataLINKCmd", Inventor.CommandTypesEnum.kQueryOnlyCmdType, m_ClientID, , "Ga naar DataLINK", objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture_16, objNaarDataLINKCmdPicture_32, ButtonDisplayEnum.kNoTextWithIcon)
It works, but is not so smart!
Glad it is logged.


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I use aps server to send a amr audio to the uplink of an active call. It works perfect except the volume of music is too large to hear the voice.
I use SetVolume of aps server to control the volume, but the change of the volume is not obvious and the voice vol is change with the music too.
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An close-to-final draft of a book cover I'm working on for 826CHI.
A preview of Volterra Italic, coming sometime in 2014.
When I was given the opportunity to design the cover (and interior) of the new 826CHI book "The Windows Reflect Anything", a collection of stories by Chicago high school students, I knew I wanted to incorporate two things: a literal reference to the title of the book, and hand-drawn typography. Originally I was hoping to combine the two by putting some piece of hand-drawn lettering in a window and staging a carefully taken photography, but time and logistics just made that too difficult. Instead, I decided to do the two things separately and combine them later.
The photo was a result of an afternoon walking around Wicker Park, to have the photo be someone relatively close to 826CHI. After taking dozens of ugly photos along Milwaukee Ave, I ended up taking the photo of the reflection of a CTA train window with myself and the 6 corners artist lofts in the reflection.
The lettering was a little more complicated. The final product wasn't too far from my initial sketches, but it was discovered after I had finished my first comps of the cover that I had been given the wrong title for the book, and I had to change my lettering from saying "The Windows Reflect Anything" to "The Windows Reflect Everything". Unfortunately, that meant I had to lose the interlocking W and A from my earlier version, which was a bit disappointing, but it allowed me to add some different type styling. As a result I had to adjust the W in Windows and draw a new lower half of the cover. I kept all of my previous lettering that wasn't affected and drew the final word within the same space as the original drawing, then combined the two drawings on the computer. Adding some coloring and laying it over the photography was the final step.
Stop by The Boring Store at 1331 N Milwaukee Ave to see the book, and lots of other not-boring things.
On a video shoot for Holly Hunt, recording the glass casting process for side table top. Hashtag: badass.
I recently completed this new anamorphic typography installation for the Chicago Design Museum, a pop-up museum set up in downtown Chicago through the month of June 2013. Anamorphic typography is a spatial experience in which an arrangement of letters look perfectly set from a single point within a space, while looking wildly distorted from any other perspective.
My installation was in amazing company, as this year's ChiDM exhibition featured the work of Wolfgang Weingart, Marian Bantjes, John Massey, and Michael C. Place, as well as a number of amazing local designers. It is truly worth the effort to get there if you are in the Chicagoland area.
My Etsy store is now launched to sell the posters pictured above. The "Best Things" poster is available in both black and white for $25 and is gold foil stamped. The Helvetica Logos poster is offset printed in silver ink and is $20.
The "Best Things" poster is something I had the idea for years ago. It is an expression of the uneasy relationship I have with branding, and the fine line between communicating the values of a brand and selling a dishonest image. The logos used are:
T Mobile, H&M, Internet Explorer / Beats by Dre, Electronic Arts, Sony, Twitter / Texaco, Hasbro, IBM, Nintendo 64, Gucci, Sega / iPhone (iPod, iMac, etc.), New York Times / Louis Vuitton, Zippo, Ford, Dell / Acura, Toys R Us, ESPN, Netflix, Chili's, Starck / Toyota, Hewlett-Packard, Tropicana, NY Yankees, General Electric, Subway
The Helvetica poster is a demonstration of the lack of creativity in using helvetica in branding and the ubiquity of helvetica in general. If the variety of brands shown in the poster all use the same general identity, how could it possibly express much about any one of them?
I'm happy to announce that I'm part of the Re/View exhibit in this year's Chicago Design Museum pop-up exhibition. I'm doing a new anamorphic type installation, which you can see a pre-paint glimpse of above (Can you read what it says from the painters tape alone?). The other ChiDM exhibits this year are insanely good: Marian Bantjes, John Massey, Michael C. Place, and Wolfgang Weingart. The museum opens up on June 1st at Block 37 (108 North State Street, 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL). Check out the Chicago Design Museum site for more information: link.
I originally posted this design a couple of months ago, but it just came off the press. Should be for sale soon.
Anyone who works in a creative field knows that sometimes having complete creative freedom can make your task much harder. Having some restrictions help shape your task, and give you a problem to solve. Twitter's 140 character restriction works in the same way. By limiting your space, Twitter forces you to choose your words wisely. However, there are a few likely unforeseen issues that the 140 character limit has caused, and I'd like to propose a solution.
First, the URL issue. The character restriction has created a whole internet cottage industry of URL shorteners. Sites like tinyurl and bit.ly exist almost solely as a way to give the Twitterer a few more characters to work with. What I would propose would be to allow users to create html links. Allow people to highlight a few words of their tweet and turn them into a link.
So a tweet liks this…
Would turn into this…
It's a small change, but in many cases it would give you an extra 20 characters to work with (Twitter automatically turns any non-shortened URL into an abbreviated 20 character version).
The other issue I have with Twitter is the inconsistency in retweeting. The official Twitter method is to either retweet without comment, showing the original users icon with an indication of who is retweeting it. The other option is to "quote tweet" in which it puts the original tweet (and twitter handle) in quotes with your comment following outside the quotes. The big problem with this is that if the original tweet is longer than 60 characters, once you add in the original twitter handle, you barely have any characters left to comment. Other programs format retweets in the following way: [retweeters comment RT: @originalhandle {original tweet}]. The issue with this is that it forces you to read the follow up comment before the original tweet, and it doesn't do anything to solve the character count issue. Additionally, this gives the original tweeter a little less credit in your feed because followers of the retweeter don't see the original user's icon or full name.
I would propose that Twitter make a consistent retweet style that doesn't link retweet comments to the original tweet, so you are able to write a full 140 characters, no matter what the length of the original tweet was. Just visually link a retweeted comment to the original tweet. Like this…
This method gives everyone their due exposure and lets users write more than 15 characters when commenting in their retweet.
These aren't new problems to Twitter, and I doubt nobody on their team has thought of these solutions, so I don't have high hopes for a change. I have a feeling they like the strange Twitter world they've created, with bit.ly and hashtags and RTs, but I think it would really improve the experience.
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Behold, the power of tumblr! I started this tumblr less than 9 months ago, just filling in old posts from my previous blog. My anamorphic typography post caught the eye of someone in charge of the #design tumblr tag and spread around tumblr in a way I never would have imagined. Yesterday, it passed the 40,000 likes/reblogs mark. Thanks to all of you tumblrers!
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Trailside Ski in/out 2+ bedroom Condo in Sugarloaf
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Condo
- community Sugarloaf
rates (USD)
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$ 800 - $ 1,900 / week
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Trailside Condo Ski in Ski out. 3 minute walk to the base lodge.
Watch the skiers from the living room window or deck.
2 bedrooms plus an enclosed loft with 3 single beds and a queen
sized pull out couch in the living room.
Condo is on three levels-- Large living room with fireplace,
cathedral ceilings and a full eat in kitchen on first level.
Bathroom and 2 bedrooms on the second level. Enclosed loft with 3
single beds on the third level.
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Dishwasher,microwave, tv. vcr,dvd,fireplace with plenty of wood
3 minute walk to the restaurants
activities and attractions in Sugarloaf Maine
Downhill skiing, Cross country skiing, Fishing, Swimming, Hiking
vacation rental rates
$250 per night weeknights
$325 per night weekend nights
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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(a) A person commits the crime of interference with custody if, knowing that he has no legal right to do so, he takes or entices from lawful custody any person entrusted by order of a court to the custody of another person or institution.
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NOBLE, Okla. —
Haley said she and her husband, Jack, have already started the process of trying to change the state law. They've talked to state senators and representatives, and they hoped to get a meeting with Gov. Mary Fallin.
"We can't let this go on," she said. "It just isn't right."
Haley said that on the day of the shooting, the officers never asked if anyone was behind the birdhouse where Rogers was shooting. The officers didn't know that Austin was down at the family's pond with his grandfather and younger brother.
"The first shot went between my dad's legs while he stood there on the dock," Haley said, adding that her dad felt the bullet move his pants and saw it land in the pond in front of him. "He started screaming, 'Stop, don't shoot! There's someone down here!'"
About six seconds later, there was a second shot fired, which again missed the snake but traveled through the back of Austin's head, killing him.
Haley said said while they understand the officer didn't point his gun at their son, they still don't see it as an accident.
"They can become police officers again," she said. "No one in the city of Noble would want that."
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---- — It's been 25 years ago this month since headlines in Logansport and other area communities heralded the kind of events that don't happen very often – and wouldn't have happened had people not become involved.
Ironically, both stories might be filed under the heading "Four County." One of those involved Four County Counseling Center, based in Logansport. The other involved the former Four County Landfill near Delong in Fulton County. Neither story fell on a typical reporter beat, but both became stories that led to media coverage.
The Four County Landfill closure was huge in that the fledgling Indiana Department of Environmental Management refused to issue an operating permit for the hazardous waste landfill. It was a triumph for members of Supporters To Oppose Pollution (STOP), a nonpartisan group of rural residents around the landfill who were concerned about their drinking water, property values and general health of humans and livestock. The landfill, located near the banks of the Tippecanoe River, has been closed ever since. Wells near the landfill have been monitored. The years since its closure spawned update hearings, sometimes contentious public meetings, that updated residents on the long-term clean-up for the site and the state's funding paid in part by potentially responsible parties or PRPs.
Had IDEM been in existence when the landfill opened, it may never have been allowed to open by the state, but that's 20/20 hindsight. The landfill remains a barren portion of Fulton County along Ind. 17 that is a black hole of land use. It might look much more barren than it does today had residents not acted when they did, and with the resolve that brought an attorney who had represented residents of Love Canal, N.Y., to the Midwest, to represent STOP in a U.S. District Court case in South Bend.
Meanwhile, the center was at the center of controversy in 1988 when it was reported that judges who referred clients to the center were no longer doing it because of problems the judges were experiencing. Turnover was high, the center was losing money and staff members who had left the center expressed concerns about its future.
There were people at the time who told me they objected to coverage of the center, and that the coverage itself could lead to the closure of the center and loss of jobs in Logansport and outlying counties. But the state again intervened, and former State Mental Health Commissioner Josef Reum personally came to Logansport to meet with center officials and discuss its future.
Within a few years, the center was accredited for the first time. The Emotional Care Center across the drive from the center at Logansport Memorial Hospital closed and the center, under the leadership of Marjorie Hosier of Winamac, moved forward into a new era.
These stories are interesting in the 21st century because neither probably would have been published had it not been for the people involved who asked questions, who wondered what should be happening and who alerted people who could address problems, the stories might not have been told and the outcomes in both cases might have been starkly different. As newsrooms around the country are pared down because of industry changes, citizen journalists and just average citizens in general can play a critical role in ensuring that journalism in a free society is relevant and effective.
It's alarming to note that the size of government has grown dramatically since 1960, but the size of newspaper newsrooms has shrunk, even as ownerships have aligned to cut costs and share tasks to deliver quality products.
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The public, as has long been said before I was around and will be said after I'm gone, has a right to know. That's a right we all have to think about a little differently in a 21st century world with the Internet, blogs, Web sites and a 24-hour news cycle.
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Forest Park police released a sketch of a man wanted for a home invasion.
On Monday at 8:30 p.m., two men barged into a home on Burks Road. Inside the home were a couple and their 9-year-old grandson. The three were not physically hurt.
The crooks got away with electronics, jewelry and Christmas presents.
Charles Campbell, one of the victims, told CBS Atlanta News he is still scared after what happened and is considering moving from his home of 32 years.
He is not the only one who is scared by the incident.
Maria Escaldon lives several houses down the street. She said they have an alarm system and are now considering putting cameras outside because of the home invasion.
Escaldon said she is looking at everyone walking down her street.
Carlos Pacheco lives down the block. He said his family is more aware and turning off their lights. He also said if the dogs are barking, they check outside.
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SanDisk Corp Stock Buy Recommendation Reiterated (SNDK)
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model.NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- SanDisk (Nasdaq:SNDK) has been reiterated by TheStreet Ratings as a buy with a ratings score of B . The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, good cash flow from operations, expanding profit margins and increase in stock price during the past year. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income.
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- Net operating cash flow has significantly increased by 50.61% to $315.63 million when compared to the same quarter last year. The firm also exceeded the industry average cash flow growth rate of 34.25%.
- 43.00% is the gross profit margin for SANDISK CORP which we consider to be strong. Regardless of SNDK's high profit margin, it has managed to decrease from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, SNDK's net profit margin of 13.85% is significantly lower than the industry average.
- SANDISK CORP's earnings per share declined by 23.7% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has suffered a declining pattern of earnings per share over the past two years. However, we anticipate this trend to reverse over the coming year. During the past fiscal year, SANDISK CORP reported lower earnings of $1.69 versus $4.04 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($3.63 versus $1.69).
- SNDK, with its decline in revenue, underperformed when compared the industry average of 18.0%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly dropped by 2.2%. Weakness in the company's revenue seems to have hurt the bottom line, decreasing earnings per share.
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Beautiful, Spacious Rental Cottage in Lakeside Ohio in Lakeside
- bedrooms 8
- baths 3
- sleeps 20
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Cottage
- community Lakeside, Ohio
rates (USD)
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$ 900 - $ 2,800 / week
vacation rental description
A beautiful and spacious cottage nestled in the center of Lakeside, you'll enjoy resting while you watch the world go by from the large front porch. The cottage contains two units which when combined can sleep 20 comfortably. Fully furnished with a total of 3 full baths and 2 kitchens, it's a wonderful home for family reunions or group retreats.
If rented separately, the front unit is a wonderful space for a large family or a couple of families staying together. It has 6 bedrooms (3 on each floor) with two full baths (one on each floor). The modern kitchen is a great place to cook large meals or zap something in the microwave. A washer and dryer makes caring for bathing suits and towels after a day at the beach a breeze. Next to the back bedroom in the downstairs is a wonderful sitting room (with a pull out couch) whose sliding glass door opens to the peaceful back porch, perfect for reading in the morning. The living room has comfortable couches and a pass through to the kitchen. The front porch has additional seating and a huge dining table that can seat 12. Great for group meals and putting together puzzles or playing games.
The attached back unit, called the Treehouse, is a great getaway for a smaller family with two bedrooms and a pullout couch, it can sleep up to 6. It has a combination living area and kitchen with an eating area with stools. A full bath with shower is off the kitchen. The stairway creates a private entrance as well as leads to a deck with table and chairs where you can enjoy morning coffee amongst the tree tops.
There is one space of off street parking for each unit in front of the house as well as additional public spaces across the street.
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cottage rental amenities
Front Unit (sleeps 12-14)
Downstairs (1 single, 1single/double loft, 1 double)
Upstairs (1 queen, 1 queen, 1 double)
Sleeper sofa on front porch
Bathrooms updated with storage areas
TV/DVD/Basic Cable/WIFI
Fully furnished kitchen (blender, toaster, 2 coffee makers, griddle)
High chair and booster seat
Ceiling fans in every room
Window A/C in front and back of first floor
Whole house fan upstairs
Baseboard heat on porch and living room
Back porch with 2 picnic tables
Space for bikes on side of house
Charcoal grill
Back Unit/The Treehouse (sleeps 4-6)
1 double, 2 singles, sleeper sofa in living room
Updated bathroom with shower
Fully furnished kitchen (toaster, griddle, coffee maker)
Window A/C in living area
Ceiling fans in bedrooms
TV/DVD/Basic cable/WIFI
Private entrance with deck, outdoor table
Space in back for bikes
Charcoal grill
activities and attractions in Lakeside Ohio
The Chautauqua on Lake Erie, Lakeside is a family oriented community started in the late 1800s as a Methodist campground. It is rich in history and purpose, filled with beautiful Victorian era cottages.
During the Chautauqua season, Lakeside features nightly entertainment. Other activities for people of all ages include swimming, fishing, shuffleboard, miniature golf, tennis, golf cart and bike rentals, quaint shops, restaurants, sailing lessons, and art and cooking classes. The Lakeside Symphony performs during August. The full entertainment extends from mid-June through August. Gate fees apply during the Chautauqua season to cover the costs of many of the activities.
Our cottage is located fairly central to all activities. It is two blocks down the hill to the main venue, Hoover Auditorium. Up the hill a bit, you'll find the main courts and tennis center. The shopping area and restaurants are about 5 blocks away as well as the park and lake. From our front porch, you can see the Rhein Center with arts and crafts for all ages. Most people park their car and either walk, bike or use Lakeside's free transportation, a golf cart system.
Lakeside is a place you easily fall in love with. Our family has been coming for 4 generations. We hope you'll come for a visit. For more information, check out the Lakeside Association website which lists the weekly entertainment and activities schedules as well as lots of other helpful information.
Additional attractions in the area include Cedar Point Amusement Park, African Safari, multiple waterparks, Thomas Edison's birthplace, ferry boat trips to the Lake Erie Islands, Hayes Presidential Center and Walleye/Perch fishing charter boats.
vacation rental rates
2014 Summer Weeks - whole cottage $2800, front unit $2400, back unit $900
Rent Saturday 3 p.m. to Saturday 10 a.m.
Flexibility in August to rent less than a full week.
Rates do not include Lakeside Chautauqua activity gate passes, 10% taxes, security deposit or parking pass. Gate passes and parking applicable during Chautauqua season, mid-June through Labor Day weekend.
Rental fees include cleaning at the end of the week and use of our bedding linens.
Please check calendar for available dates, it is almost always current!
Sarah 567-249-6735
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Lakeside
- Biking
- Eating ice cream
- Historic Walking and Tram Tours
- Swimming
- Central Park activities
Top things to do on a budget
- FREE Shuffleboard
- FREE Nightly Entertainment at Hoover Auditorium
- Kite flying off the dock
- FREE Tennis Lessons for kids
- Rhein Center art classes
Top things to do with a family
- Lake Erie Islands
- Edison's Birthplace
- Cedar Point
- Monsoon Lagoon Waterpark
- Marblehead Lighthouse
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The two discussed issues of migration and the upcoming Special General Assembly to be held in the Central American country.
The Secretary General noted that the willingness to dialogue is a sign of the democratic maturity of the Salvadoran people.
The Council also agreed to convene the Fourth Meeting of National Authorities on Trafficking in Persons, to be held in Brazil in December.
The reports highlighted the security and the speed with which the preliminary results were presented, in addition to the peaceful environment.
Chief of Mission Alvaro Colom, on a preliminary visit, will hold meetings to learn about the progress of the organization of the October 12 elections
The head of the OAS also highlighted the labor of Commander Ricardo Izurieta, first Chief of the Army designated by a democratic government.
The Organization of American States is the premier regional forum for political discussion, policy analysis and decision-making in Western Hemisphere affairs. The OAS brings together leaders from nations across the Americas to address hemispheric issues and opportunities. Together, they seek to build cooperation among states and advance a common regional agenda on democratic governance, human rights, multidimensional security, and sustainable development.
The Coordinating Office of the Offices in the Member States invites you to visit their site.
You will be able to receive updates, find out who they are and learn out about projects, programs, internships, and scholarships in each office.
The OAS Scholarship Program is directed at one of the cornerstones of the Organization – human development. Established in 1958, the Program awards each year scholarships for master's, doctoral or postgraduate studies leading to a university degree. In all, more than 100,000 citizens of the Americas have benefited from the Program since its inception.


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Students in Clarion University's College of Business Administration are not required to purchase or maintain a personal computer. The University provides computer work areas for student use in Still Hall (where business classes are taught), in the library, and in Becker Hall (where computer classes are taught). The Still Hall facility has 38 work stations with the complete software compliment and a black and white laser printer to support all of your required business coursework. These facilities are not available 24/7. Students may benefit from bringing a personal computer with them to campus (but it is not required).
The University's recommended MINIMUM personal computer (Mac or PC) system requirements are found HERE
It is important to note that CIS 217 is a required business course that uses the most recent Microsoft Windows Operating System and the most recent version of Microsoft Office. These software packages are available for student use in the computer work areas mentioned above.
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