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Wake up to melodious music right at your bedside, by installing the Sony FM radio that is sleek and useful.
A clear display simplifies tasks for you. The 0.9 inch display window shows you the time in single display format in LED/LCD green color.
The radio is capable of receiving both FM and AM (MW) signals. You can tune into your favorite channel at any time during the day and enjoy all that the broadcast production has in store for you.
Set the alarm and snooze endlessly on the extendable snooze. You may set a sleep timer as well.
The FM radio is powered by an AC battery and has sufficient power back-up. The clock functions on the battery, though the FM does not require battery to function.
|In The Box
|Sales Package
|Radio, User Manual
|Radio Type
|Table-top Analog
|Model Name
|Clock Features
|Display and Controls
|0.9 inch LED Green LED Display
|Output Power
|150 mW
|Power Supply
|AC, Battery
|Additional Features
|Other Features
|Power Backup, Extendable Snooze, Sleep Timer, AC Power Cord Functions as an FM Antenna, Battery is Used for A Clock
|Width x Height x Depth
|155 x 64.5 x 150 mm
|470.2 g
|Warranty Summary
|1 Year Sony India Domestic Warranty, including only manufacturing defects and services, and not the defects caused due to mishandling.
|Covered in Warranty
|Warranty of the product is limited to manufacturing defects only.
|Not Covered in Warranty
Warranty does not cover any external accessories (such as battery, cable, carrying bag) damage caused to the product due to improper installation by customer, normal wear and tear to magnetic heads, audio, video, laser pick-ups and TV picture tubes/panel, damages caused... Read More
|Warranty Service Type
|In case of any manufacturing defect or non-functionality of the product, the customer would have to take the product to the nearest service center to get it repaired.
This is an elegant piece of clock radio which I bought based on my experience in the US.
However, I found the following issues with it.
1. This model does not support 12-Hour format which I prefer. It shows time only in 24-Hour format.
2. Battery back is really lousy. Of course, I knew it will not display the time during a power cut, but just keep the internal clock running. However, thanks to very frequent power cuts in our area recently, within a day the tiny little battery got drained out and set time got lost multiple times. I would imagine that providing a 9V battery is more reliable!... (Expand)
Pros :
- Backup Battery
- Good FM reception
- Large Display ( Just the right brightness )
- Sleep Mode can be set at 90 , 60 , 30 and 15 mins
Cons :
- No digital audio tuning , turn a knob to tune
All in all an amazing buy , will order another one for the second bedroom.
Now I understand why I should go to the store to check the product first, before buying on flipkart. The product is made of cheap plastic. The speakers are bad. The tuning a pain.
The supplied batteries don't work. Avoid this product
I finally got myself an alarm clock after a lot of research on the internet, but there aren't a lot of options for which one to buy. I bought sony one just because of the brand name and nothing else.
Pros: Easy to setup.
Back-up cell is included in the packing itself.(only for storing the date and time)
Bright yellow LED display.
Good radio reception and a loud speaker volume.
Cons: Alarm Volume is too low.
Works only in 24 hours format.
Analog Radio tuning.
No back-up battery if the AC power goes out.
In Bangalore power can g... (Expand)
This is a very good radio. The sound quality and loudness is excellent. Reception is clear.
The build quality is generally good. Only the switch to set the alarm mode to off/radio/buzzer feels to be a bit flimsy. Otherwise, it feels solid.
The display is sufficiently bright and displays the time/date/sleeper time information.
The only drawback i can point about this radio is that the FM/AM tuning is done manually through a knob. This makes tuning to the right frequency a bit cumbersome. It doesn't display the frequency on the LED screen either. It is thoroughly old-school, i.e. there is... (Expand)
A Radio takes one back to the old days of Vividh Bharti and Binaca Geetmala. I needed something which would be trouble free, not too high tech and require few buttons to get started. This is just that. Has been providing me with music at the touch of a button and has been trouble free as yet. An... (View complete review)
No battery provided for clock display.Otherwise the product is ok.there is no instruction that no battery is availbale with the set. (View complete review)
Would have loved for this to have the following
1. a USB slot to play MP3. With so much chatter on the radio these days, you end up waking up to some random conversation.
2. an option to dim the display (even better auto dim at pre-specified times)
a. The speaker isn't great. So this do... (View complete review)
It is a good piece to keep besides your bed. One drawback is it runs only on AC power. It would have been good if it had a internal chargeable battery. (View complete review)
Sony is a brand, and always expected to bring latest technology and good quality products. We blindly place an order just for the sake of brand. However, this product fails to carry its brand image.
1) Manual operation for frequency adjustment;
2) Clock battery power back-up poor. One cannot expe... (View complete review)


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evmo Here are some shark attack statistics worldwide http://sharkattackfile.info
That might be so but the statistics will show that shark attacks are rare and then often also only because the shark reacted to something the human did to them. Not because we swam in the water.
This is about taming emotions and fears, not rationality and statistics.
So one could swim more easier/more relaxed/with less fear if you study those statistics.
Answer: In case of sharks study the statistics and have less to no fear.
what are some strategies you use to deal with your fears in the open water?
Answer: In case of sharks study the statistics and have less to no fear.
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2. Visualization. This may seem crazy, but visualizing encountering a shark--seeing a dark shape below me, swimming over it, feeling how scared I would be, imagining myself nonetheless swimming calmly until it was past, then heading into shore quickly but safely--has helped me be more sanguine about the fact that there probably are sharks out there somewhere in the waters where I swim. Since it's unrealistic to expect myself not to think of them at all, I try to preempt any terrifying thoughts that might come to my mind unbidden by grooving innocuous or empowering images in my mind. For the CC swim, one of my favorite images was of sharks swimming peaceably below, us swimming on the surface, each of us going about our business and not paying much attention to the other.
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As an aside, I was fascinated by Ned Denison's swim. Which raises a question: How effective is the Shark Shield, and how effective was it on that day?
It's up to your rational mind to overcome these fears. And of course it helps to follow basic shark encounter avoidance guidelines. The Florida Museum of Natural History (http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/education/questions/Attack.html#avoid ) has good list. My favorite is "do not harass a shark if you see one!"
Haven't heard or read about any.
I don't know of any existing data that allows one to assess the risk of a shark accident during a distance swim.
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As an off-topic aside, I don't know of any existing data that allows one to assess the risk of a shark accident during a distance swim. Looking at the sharkattackfile, for example, as a source of data to assess risk may calm one's nerves, but would do so irrationally.
I fully agree. I'd make the minor point that unless risk has a bizarre structure across locations and activity, such as uniformity for example, there necessarily are ocean locations where former is higher than the latter.evmo said:
Every shark-accident statistic I've ever heard quoted fails to understand conditional probability. The risk of a shark accident in general is irrelevant to ocean swimmers. What matters is the risk of a shark accident, given that you are a (daily, weekly) ocean swimmer (in location X). [snip]
Janet said:
Finally, something I've thought of but haven't tried--yet--is enlisting the help of one of the dive shops around here to go out for a snorkeling tour. I don't scuba dive, but it occurs to me that people who do tend to have a much more positive view of the possibility of encountering ocean life than I do. It would be nice to go out for a swim thinking "Hey, I wonder what cool things I will see today," rather than thinking "If I see anything moving out here in the water I'm going to jump out of my skin." I think being around people who have that more positive attitude, and learning more about the local wildlife from them, would probably help allay my fears further.
I was about to post something snarky about the 'symbol' actually being a shallow water variant of the surface phenomenon known as bow waves, in this case induced by the two sharks at its center and enhanced by me during postprocessing. Given the number of engineering courses in fluid dynamics that I've taken, most at the graduate level, I wouldn't have been, er, hurling-from-the-ditch, I suppose.bobswims said:
If I saw a big "C" with a circle around it on the bottom, I'd freak out.
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T.O. knows. Brady Quinn and Derek Anderson know. So does the media covering the Cleveland Browns. It seems everybody knows now that Quinn will start the Browns' season opener.
But coach Eric Mangini still refuses to name a starting QB. Like Brittany Murphy in the 2001 thriller "Don't Say a Word," he refuses to divulge the only information about the Browns that people really want to know ("I'll never tell.").
We as fantasy owners would very much appreciate it for Magini to tell. This would help us decide whether to pick up either QB. Both could be a useful backup. With Jamal Lewis and Braylon Edwards around, Quinn or Anderson could be a decent fantasy starter in a pinch.
Because Mangini seems resigned not to tell, let's break down which QB would be a better pick-up right now:
Quinn played at Notre Dame, stands 6-foot-3, hails from the Midwest and was once the Golden Boy of college football. Just like Rick Mirer...Anderson played at Oregon State, stands taller than 6-3, hails from the Pacific coast and was virtually unknown until his third year in the pros. Like Gary Payton...Advantage: Anderson.
--Secret shame
"Derek's ashamed to say he watches 'Laguna Beach,' " the Browns' team site says of Anderson. Quinn grew up rooting for the Browns. Advantage: Quinn, barely.
Anderson tossed 29 touchdown passes and was selected to play in the Pro Bowl in 2007. Quinn tore it up at Notre Dame against the likes of Navy, Army and Stanford. Advantage: Anderson
--Value as a keeper
Quinn was a Browns first-round NFL Draft pick, meaning the team will give him every opportunity to become the long-term starter (the Browns are not the Redskins). Anderson was discovered on the Oregon shore by The Goonies, amidst the wreckage of One-Eyed Willie's pirate ship. Despite the three-year contract he signed before last season, Cleveland would not be crushed to let him go. Advantage: Quinn.
"Derek Anderson" was also a middling NBA shooting guard who won a collegiate national title at Kentucky. "Brady" and "Quinn" are the names of dozens of children born to Notre Dame alums between 2003-2006. Advantage: Push.
Conclusion: That's two categories for Quinn, two for Anderson and one push. So here's what you should do: Unless you're in a league where you start two QB's, don't pick up either one of them.


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Subway sandwiches are like a boastful, boorish man: often shorter than advertised, a federal lawsuit alleges.
Diner Nguyen Buren filed the suit in Chicago after a "Footlong" sub he ordered at an Uptown restaurant Sunday came back an inch shy.
SEE: Subway 'crisis': Is footlong sub really 11 inches?
He says the 11-inch sandwich he was served is typical of the chain's habit of short-changing customers.
"If the bread is short than everything inside is short as well," says Buren's attorney Thomas Zimmerman. "You're not getting as much of the meat, the toppings and everything else that goes along with it."
Similar class-action lawsuits filed across the nation this week all make the same allegation.
Subway's ads are intended to convince customers that "Footlong" subs "are actually one foot, or 12 inches, in length," they say.
So, is it a faux Footlong?
But Buren's sad sandwich — photographed next to a tape measure in court papers — didn't measure up. That's because the frozen dough Subway sends franchisees is too short, he alleges.
His suit claims "he suffered an injury in fact and lost money as a result of the deceptive and unfair conduct."
Attorney Tom Zimmerman wants other unhappy Subway customers to join the class action, saying they are owed a refund for the portion of each sandwich they didn't receive. He noted that McDonald's avoids similar complaints by labeling its Quarter Pounders as a "pre-cooked weight."
"You paid for 12 inches of a sandwich and you got 11. It's like buying a dozen eggs and getting 11 or buying a dozen donuts and getting 11 but yet, you pay for 12," Zimmerman says.
The manager at a Subway Loop location says they will be in training next month to make sure every customers get what they want. He says he's not speaking on behalf of the company, but adds, when the bun comes out of the oven, they can't control the size.
"I would have never thought to measure my sandwich but I think that is false advertising that sandwiches are being sold they're saying its a footlong---you think it's a deal and it's really not," one customer says.
"Really? Who needs all that?" another person says. "That's why Americans are so fat."
Subway declined to comment on the suit, which also alleges 6-inch subs come up short. A Subway spokesman said the chain has "redoubled our efforts to ensure consistency and correct length in every sandwich we serve."
The Sun-Times Media Wire contributed to this report.
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Billed as the premier annual business conference on high-brightness LEDs, Strategies in Light will be held in San Mateo, CA, February 5-7. Now in its fourth year, the conference will bring together players in the world of high-brightness LEDs to focus on the latest developments in markets and applications.
Strategies in Light 2003 will provide updated coverage of current and future high-brightness LED applications, including lighting, signs, signals, and automotive applications. Success stories from companies pursuing the LED illumination market will be featured, and the technology evolution required for future penetration of the large-scale lighting market will be discussed in depth.
Key conference topics will include: Market Outlook for Large LED Displays, Trends in Backlighting for Mobile Phone Displays, New Developments in LED Lighting for the Automotive Market, LED Illumination in Machine Vision Applications, LEDS in the Aviation Market, LED Lighting Systems – Requirements for General Illumination, Forum on Developments in White LED Technology, Technology and Applications of Variable Color White Light, Development of Gallium Nitride LEDs in Taiwan, High-Performance Optics for LEDs, and An Alternative Approach to HB-LED Optimization, among others.
This year's conference will feature two half-day workshops on Wednesday, February 5, the day preceding the main conference sessions. The workshops are titled Issues in LED Lighting System Design and Moving LEDs into Automotive Lighting. Workshops are open to all attendees for an additional fee.
Among those encouraged to attend are LED manufacturers, suppliers of equipment and materials to the LED industry, sign and signal manufacturers, financial analysts, lighting architects, lighting product manufacturers, lighting system designers, and automotive lighting suppliers.
Strategies in Light will be held at the San Mateo Mariott Hotel. The conference program fee is $1,295. For more information, go to http://www.strategies-u.com/ConferenceInfo.asp?Conference=4&Type=OP


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Gopher Athletics Internship Program
University of Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletics - Internship Development Program
The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, has a year-long internship program for 2013-14 in the areas of Administration, Athletic Communications, Creative Services, Event Management, Facilities, Finance & Human Resources, Golden Gopher Fund, M Club, Marketing, New Media, Student-Athlete Affairs, Ticket Office, Video Production/Scoreboard and Women's Basketball Administration.
The Intercollegiate Athletic Department is committed to hiring a diverse staff and actively encourages candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply.
All interns will be invited to participate in an on-going ICA intern development program.
For more information, please contact the 2014-2015 Internship Coordinator, Maddie Greene at email@example.com.
**Applications now being taken for 2014-15 Internship Positions with Golden Gopher Athletics.
2013-14 Golden Gopher Athletics Interns
Ryan is entering his first year as an intern with the "M" Club and Human Resources/Finance. He stays at the University of Minnesota where he received his B.S. in Sport Management while also competing in baseball. Previously, he worked as an intern with his high school's athletic director where he helped organize, plan and supervise events. After completion of his internship, Ryan plans on staying in athletics with hopes of becoming an athletic director.
Niko is entering his first year as an intern with the Creative Services department where he assists in designing all print and additional collateral for Gopher Athletics. He joins the University of Minnesota from St. Cloud State University where he received his B.F.A in Graphic Design. While at SCSU, he worked as the graphic designer for SCSU Campus Rec and for the Earth Day Half Marathon Run. After completion of his internship, Niko plans to pursue a career in the advertising/design field.
Courtney returns for a second year in the Creative Services department where she assists in designing all print and additional collateral for Gopher Athletics. She joined the University of Minnesota from Bemidji State University where she received her B.S. in Design Technology. While at BSU, Courtney played softball for four years and worked in their Athletic Media Relations department for three years as a graphic designer and member of their stat crew. After completion of her internship, Courtney plans to pursue a professional career in the field of graphic design in intercollegiate athletics or marketing and advertising.
Josh Blessing serves as the New Media Intern for Gopher Athletics. He assists in the day-to-day digital media production of all Golden Gopher varsity sports, as well as working directly with the production team during live big screen events. A native of Wakarusa, Ind., Blessing earned a Telecommunications/Journalism degree from Ball State University in 2013. While at BSU he spent three years with Ball State Sports Link, the nation's first fully-immersive digital sports production program. His work experience spans from the NFL, NBA, MLB, IndyCar, the Men's NCAA Tournament and the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. He currently resides in Minneapolis, Minn.
Justine Buerkle stayed at the University of Minnesota as an athletic communications intern after graduating in May 2013 with a B.S. in Sport Management. She was a student assistant in the athletic communications department for four years as an undergraduate. Justine currently serves as the secondary contact for football and primary contact for baseball and men's golf. She also assists with communications for basketball and other sports. After her internship, she plans to find a full-time communications role in college athletics.
Steve currently serves as a facility operation coordinator for Gopher Athletics at TCF Bank Stadium. In this role he will be in charge of premium spaces and events, game day operations, stadium operations and leadership training within the workplace. Originally from Missouri, he joins the University of Minnesota from Missouri State University where he earned his degree in Recreation and Sport Administration in 2011. During Steve's undergraduate studies he worked as an intern in athletic facilities where he set up for football and soccer games and was the supervisor of their indoor sports complex. Steve plans to pursue an event/facility operations role in intercollegiate athletics after the completion of his internship.
Keanon enters his first year as an M Club Project Manager/HR, Finance Intern. His M Club duties include managing and helping coordinate events for the athletic programs. He also assists in completing projects for the human resources, human resource department. He was a football student-athlete for the University of Minnesota from 2008 to 2012, where he served as a captain his senior year. After receiving his B.S. in Sport Management, he went on to enter the Applied Kinesiology graduate program. After he completes his internship, Keanon plans to become a football coaching graduate assistant and complete his graduate degree.
Andrew joins Student-Athlete Affairs where he assists with the personal and professional development of University of Minnesota student-athletes. He comes from the University of Colorado where he worked as a Development Assistant in the Planned Giving office at the University of Colorado. Andrew graduated from the University of Kansas in 2011 with a B.S in Sport Management and plans pursue a Master's degree in Sport Management at the University of Minnesota before seeking a career in intercollegiate athletics.
Erik joins the University of Minnesota staff where he assists with facility and event technical operations in TCF Bank Stadium. Previously, he worked for AVEX as a sub-contractor where he helped set-up, maintain and oversaw the teardown of audio-visual equipment for corporate events. He attended the Institute of Production and Recording and upon graduating, was awarded the school's ICON Award, which is given to one student per graduation class. Erik plans to pursue a career within television/film production once his internship is completed.
Jake Ford rejoins the University of Minnesota Athletic Communications department after spending a year as a graduate assistant in the Bemidji State University Office of Athletic Media Relations, where he worked closely with the school's Division I men's and women's hockey teams and Division II women's volleyball and softball programs. Jake will work primarily with the Gopher softball, men's and women's tennis, women's gymnastics, and men's hockey programs in 2013-14. He earned his B.S. in sport management with a minor in mass communications at Minnesota in 2012 while serving as a student sport contact in his final three years of study. Jake also gained experience writing part-time for The Republican newspaper in Springfield, Mass.
Madeline Greene is a sports enthusiast joining the University of Minnesota after spending a year in the athletic department at Macalester College as the Director of Digital Media/Communication and Special Events Coordinator. Her transition to Athletic Communications comes after her second summer as an intern at the National Sports Center where she focused on media relations and sports administration. Madeline graduated from Minnesota State University, Mankato in 2012 where she received her B.S. in Mass Media. Madeline is completing her graduate work in athletic administration from Western Kentucky University and hopes to continue her career in athletic communications.
Brittany joins the Women's Basketball staff where she assists with marketing for the program. Last spring she interned with the Student-Athlete Affairs department where she assisted with the personal and professional development of University of Minnesota student-athletes. She graduated from Minnesota State Mankato with a B.S. in Sport Management. She will begin her first year of graduate school this fall at the University of Minnesota, focusing on Sport Management.
Lance Johnson stayed at the University of Minnesota as the major gifts assistant in the Golden Gopher Fund after graduating in May 2013 with a B.S. in Sport Management. He was a student assistant in the athletic ticketing office for over two years as an undergraduate. In that role he managed student workers, and was the group ticket manager for women's gymnastics. In his current position, he focuses on strategic development of the major gift program, including capital campaigns and endowments. After his internship, he plans to pursue a career in development in intercollegiate athletics with the hopes of becoming an administrator.
Jake Kershaw is entering his fourth with Gopher Athletics in the Ticket Office. He is currently the Ticket Manager for Gopher Women's Hockey and Women's Soccer and Assistant Ticket Manager for Football and Men's Basketball. In addition to that, he is in charge of parking and the printing and mailing of all tickets. Previous to starting his internship, he worked in the Ticket Office for three years as a student worker where he was the Associate Fan Relations Manager. A Minnesota native, Jake attended the University of Minnesota for three years where he majored in Sports Management. After he completes his internship, he plans to pursue a professional career in a collegiate ticket office.
Marisa joins the University of Minnesota from Kansas City, MO, where she previously worked for a year and a half at the National Soccer Coaches Association (NSCAA) first as an intern, then as the Education Program Coordinator. While at the NSCAA, Marisa coordinated soccer-coaching courses nationwide, worked the annual convention (Kansas City 2012, Indianapolis 2013), and gained valuable experience in customer service. The NSCAA is the largest soccer coaches' membership organization in the world. Before heading to Kansas City, Marisa attended Marshall University. While at Marshall, Marisa played soccer and earned her B.A. in Sports Management and Marketing. After the completion of her internship, she plans to attend graduate school to pursue a master's degree in Sports Administration.
Zacharia is starting his first year as the Event Management Assistant with Gopher Athletics. In his new role, he manages the events of five sport programs and assists with Big Ten and NCAA Championships. Originally from New Albany, Indiana, Zacharia decided to remain true to his home state and pursued his undergraduate degree at Indiana University. While at Indiana, he served as an event management intern and Game Manager for two years and worked in tournament personnel for NCAA Soccer and Baseball and Big Ten Soccer, Swimming, and Tennis. Upon completion of his internship, Zacharia plans to continue his career in event management and aspires to become a Director of Championships in a major intercollegiate conference.
Alex is joining the University of Minnesota after spending two years as the Operations Intern for the Principal Charity Classic, a PGA Champions Tour event in Des Moines, Iowa. In that position he coordinated many different aspects the event including negotiating local trades and contracts for the tournament, managing the tournaments inventory before and after the event and further developing and managing the Birdies for Charity. He also worked for the Iowa Cubs, the AAA affiliate of the Chicago Cubs, where he served as a Stadium Operations Intern. Alex graduated from Simpson College in 2012 where he received his B.S. in Sports Administration & Integrated Marketing Communications. After he completes his internship, he plans to obtain a Master's degree in Sports Management and pursue a career in stadium/arena management.
Sarah currently serves as an Event Management Assistant for Gopher Athletics. In this role she will be the primary event manager for women's hockey and women's gymnastics, as well as assisting in football and men's basketball. As a Minnesota native, she joins the University of Minnesota from Valparaiso University where she earned her Master's in Sports Administration in 2013. During Sarah's undergraduate studies, she played soccer for four years and worked as an Assistant Event Manager in the Athletic Department. After graduating she began working as the Director of Soccer Operations for the Women's Soccer team. Sarah plans to pursue a career in athletics upon completion of her internship.
Jill currently serves as a facility operations coordinator for Gopher Athletics at TCF Bank Stadium. In this role she will be in charge of premium spaces and events, game day operations, stadium operations and leadership training within the workplace. Originally a Wisconsin native, she joins the University of Minnesota from St. Cloud State University where she earned her degree in Recreation and Sports Management in 2013. During Jill's undergraduate studies she worked as an event and office supervisor at the National Hockey Center at SCSU. Jill plans to move to Colorado and eventually work in New York City at a sports facility or ESPN.
Scott Thiry joins the University of Minnesota Athletic Marketing department as the video production and scoreboard intern after spending a two seasons working with St. Cloud State Athletics as a live event director, where he assisted with the in-game video production for the 2012-13 men and women's hockey teams. He earned his B.S. in mass communications at St. Cloud State University in 2012. Scott plans to start a career working in video production in sports or advertising once his internship is completed.
Amy Torgerson is entering her first year as a member of the Golden Gopher Fund staff. She is responsible for assisting with the oversight of the Annual Fund program, including seat related giving, donor benefits, donor parking, stewardship and events. She also helps coordinate the internal processes of the Golden Gopher Fund, including data management, billing, invoicing, processing, donation collection and contract processes as it relates to Preferred and Premium Seating. Coming from St. Louis, Missouri, she earned her undergraduate degree in Communications from the University of Wisconsin-Superior in December 2012, where she was a member of the Women's Hockey program for 4 years. After graduating from UW-Superior, she began working at the Golden Gopher Fund in February. She expects to attend Graduate school to receive her Master's Degree in the Fall of 2014. Email Amelia at firstname.lastname@example.com. Call her at 612-626-1715.
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- Barry Rusnock: New Mid-Atlantic Section Co-Chair
- Jim Kunz: New Mid-Atlantic Section Co-Chair
- Live Your Dream report: Gary Sorcher sends his Hueco project
- Abbey Smith on the Hueco Rock Ranch Celebration
- Climbing outing to Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Spanning from Maine in the north to Maryland in the south, the Northeastern Region of the Club has perhaps the longest climbing history in the nation. From the amazing rock and ice climbing scattered all across the area to the incredibly active local climbing organizations and tradition-filled collegiate climbing clubs, the Northeast has something for every climber. So get out there, meet some climbers, get involved, and have a great time!
Events Sections Benefits Volunteer Contact
It's easy to get in touch with your Regional Manager, or the Club.
Read Northeast Regional Manager Sarah Garlick's bio on the Staff page or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com
Email the Club's offices in Golden at email@example.com
Give the Club a call at (303) 384-0110
Volunteer in the Northeast Region
Join the crew of AAC Volunteers in the Northeast! Get involved, join the fun, and help us support our local climbing communities.
If you're interested in volunteering, please email Sarah Garlick.
Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities
- Road Trip! Organize a weekend excursion for AAC Members in your local area.
- Host a climbing meet-up with fellow AAC Members at your local crag or gym!
- Pints + Beta: Host a pub-night meet-up with fellow AAC Members at your local watering hole!
- Member outreach: We have a crew of Super Volunteers to call and welcome new members in our region every month. Join the crew!
Check out the Northeast Volunteer Wall of Fame
The New England Section has a long tradition of gathering, bringing climbers together from across multiple generations. Join one of our biannual barbecues at Cathedral Ledge in New Hampshire and you're likely to bump into a mix of climbers, from someone on their first trip to the White Mountains to a local legend who put up some of the area's classics. New England AAC Members also gather at numerous community slide shows throughout the year, several ice festivals, and an annual dinner in Boston. The New England Section hosts the Northeast Craggin Classic every September.
New Englanders have some great crags in their backyards, including Rumney, Pawtuckaway, Smuggler's Notch, Lake Willoughby, Boston's Quincy Quarries (Henry's Barbers first crag), Hammond Pond, College Rock, Crow Hill, Rock Rimon, and the famed Cathedral Ledge.
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The Mid-Atlantic Section brings together climbers from New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. We have two new leaders of the Mid-Atlantic Section: Barry Rusnock from Hackettstown, New Jersey, and Jim Kunz from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Barry and Jim are working to grow AAC activity and membership in the Mid-Atlantic, including climbing outings to the Delaware Water Gap and the annual Top-rope Social and Oktoberfest Celebration at Allamuchy Mountain State Park. If you'd like to help us continue to build the Mid-Atlantic Section, please email email@example.com.
New York City was the original home of the AAC, and many old timers fondly remember our unique Clubhouse on East 90th Street, a converted firehouse. It was the center of Club events and a home to the Library for more than 40 years before AAC headquarters moved to Colorado. Since its departure, t he New York Section, now called the Metro New York Section, has tried to replicate the spirit, traditions, and fun events that were held there. Annual winter and summer climbing outings are held in the Adirondacks. The Section is best known for its Annual Black Tie Dinner, now in its fourth decade.
In 2013, in an effort to both recognize the long tradition of AAC activity in New York City and to spur new growth in other areas of the state, we split the New York Section into two centers: Metro New York and Upstate New York. The Upstate New York Section works closely with the Gunks Climbers Coalition in New Paltz and is involved with community events in the Albany area and the Adirondacks. We are currently looking for Upstate New York volunteers and Section Chairs. If you'd like to help us build the new Upstate New York Section, please email Northeast Regional Manager Sarah Garlick.
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Live in the Northeast Region? Travelling to the Northeast? Be sure to take advantage of these resources:
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Live Your Dream Grant—Northeast Region: The purpose of the "Live Your Dream" Climbing Grant is to fund individuals or small teams in pursuit of their personal climbing dreams. The emphasis of the grant is on projects that have significant positive impact on grantees' progressions as climbers, as opposed to cutting-edge or exploratory objectives. The "Live Your Dream" Climbing Grants are developed and administered locally with community support. For the Northeast Region, the "Live Your Dream" Climbing Grant seeks to support climbers from a range of ages and experience levels, as well as a range of climbing disciplines (sport climbing, bouldering, traditional rock climbing, ice climbing, mountaineering, etc.). Climbers from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland are eligible for the Northeast Region grant. More…
• Top of the World Books in Hinesburg, Vermont offers the following discount to AAC Members: 10% off anything on their website—books, posters, videos, etc., including items already on sale. Visit topworldbooks.com or call 802-482-7287 for details.
• American Alpine Club Campground in the Gunks: An ongoing partnership between The Club, the Mohonk Preserve, the New York State Office of Parks, and the Palisades Interstate Parks Commission. Visit the Club's Gunks Campground page for the latest updates.
• High Peaks Mountain Guides: AAC Members get discounted lodging at High Peaks Mountain Guides' Guides' House in Lake Placid, as well as a discount on guide services and retail. Discounts on lodging vary by season: 10% off in the summer, and up to 50% off in the Spring and Fall seasons. Call 518- 523-3764 for availability and visit hpmountainguides.com for all the details.
• Appalachian Mountain Club Facilities: AAC Members will receive the same rates as AMC members (just show your AAC Membership Card or proof-of-membership letter) in all AMC huts and lodges, including the eight High Mountain Huts in New Hampshire's Presidential Range. For more information, go to outdoors.org or call 1-800-372-1758.
• The Keene Farm: Owned by the Alpine Club of Canada, located in the Adirondack Forest Reserve near Keene in northern New York state. The Keene Farm has camping facilities and a large cabin that accommodates up to 32 people. AAC Members receive reciprocity rates. Visit them at the Keene Farm website or call 514-939-1846.
• Greenmont Farms: This restored 19th century post and beam barn is nestled near Smuggler's Notch Ice Climbing, Northeast of Burlington, Vermont. Greenmont Farms offers enjoyable and comfortable accomodations for individuals or groups. AAC members receive a 10% discount. For pricing information or to make a reservation visit pricing.
• Destination Hotels & Resorts has four locations in the Northeast Region. Check out their lodging in: Stowe, VT; Tarrytown, NY; Florham Park, NJ; and Washington D.C. Get AAC Members-only pricing (25% off!) by visiting the Destination Hotels & Resorts Privileges page (destinationprivileges.com). Enter "alpineclub" as the username and password and complete a short profile form so Destination can confirm your AAC Membership.
Guide Services
• Ragged Mountain Guides in Manchester, CT offers the following discounts to AAC Members: 10% off all regular day climbing programs to AAC Members at Ragged Mountain, CT and at the Gunks, NY. Email Matt Shove at email@example.com or call 203-228-2311 for details and to book your day of climbing.
• Alpine Endeavors in Rosendale, NY offers the following discounts to AAC Members: 10% off guided climbs for AAC Members for day climbs in the Gunks, Catskills, and Adirondacks. Email Marty Molitoris at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 877-486-5769 to book your trip.
• High Peaks Mountain Guides in Lake Placid, NY offers Club Members a 10% discount on guided trips, discounted loding at their Guides House, and a discount at their retail store. Lodging discounts vary by season. Call 518-523-3764 for availability and visit hpmountainguides.com/ for all the details.
• Kingdom Adventures Mountain Guides in East Burke, Vermont offers the following discounts to AAC Members: $25 discount off all SOLO WFA courses (does not include AHA CPR).$25 discount off all AIARE Level I Avalanche courses. Visit their site at kamountainguides.com or call 802-274-4112 for all the details.
Gym Discounts
Discounts vary—please call or stop by each gym for the latest details!
• Earth Treks Climbing Centers
Initiation Fee Waived for AAC members!
Columbia Climbing Center
7125-C Columbia Gateway Drive
Columbia, MD 21046
Timonium Climbing Center
1930 Greenspring Drive
Timonium, MD 21093
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EFT Initiation Fee waived for new members ($45 Value)
20% off monthly pass
First visit free, 20% off future daily passes
105 Briggs Street
Burlington, VT 05401
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• Green Mountain Rock Climbing
10% off annual pass
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223 Woodstock Avenue
Rutland, VT 05701
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(802) 457-7090
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Lincoln, RI 02865
(401) 727-1704
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Boston, MA 02136
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South Kingstown, RI 02879
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Visitation will be today, Nov. 28, 2012, from 12 until 2 p.m. in the parlor of Kilgore-Green Funeral Home in Jasper.
Funeral services will be today, Nov. 28, 2012, at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Kilgore-Green Funeral Home in Jasper. Burial will follow at Odom Memorial Cemetery. Ronald Sanders will officiate.
He is survived by his wife, Ginger Walton Herron; daughter, Winslet Annalee Herron; father and mother, Rayford and Doris Herron; grandmother, Marne Herron; brothers, Ray Herron (Karon) and Scott Herron (Kelli); sisters, Dottie Ross, Connie Norris (Larry) and Sandy Phillips (Charles); twin sister, Missy Morgan; brothers- and sisters-in-law, Rusty and Tonya Moore, and Jimmy and Lisa Walton; mother-in-law, Frances Walton; several nieces and nephews; and a host of friends.
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Eugene Robinson, a Bloody Elbow staple routinely featured in Kid Nate's Tete Tete videos, has opinions on everything under the sun. The creative artist in him gives him a perspective that doesn't always conform to the mainstream way of thinking, so it's no surprise that he's part of a small contingency that believes there was something inherently fishy going on with UFC 162.
In an ongoing effort to feature more journalists as subjects of interest, both on my show and here, Mr. Robinson is the latest one that my co-host, Iain Kidd, and I have put under the magnifying glass for our readers. A musician, published author and playwright, Eugene proved to be a very interesting guest. Here's what he had to say about Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman:
Was UFC 162 a Fix?
I think, like Frankie Pentageli in Godfather Part Two, I believe that Anderson Silva surveyed the landscape, was bored or disinterested in the landscape as it was, and just figured, 'ah fuck it, I'm going to shake things up a bit.'
People go, 'why would he want to fuck with his legacy?' His legacy is assured. He could have come out and crapped in the cage and it would have been assured. You have to admit, and any body within hearing distance has to admit this point, that the middle weight division now, is no longer this kind of kings court, where everybody comes and supplicates before Anderson Silva, and we wonder in what way he's going to beat them.
Middle weights now are completely enlivened. It was a great passing of the torch. I don't think a better thing could have happened for Anderson's division than him doing what he did. Did somebody put a bug in his ear to do that? I don't know.
There are now reports about a one million dollar bet placed an hour, or two hours before the fight, though it's less likely that happened, because the odds going into the fight an hour out were for Weidman. Why did they switch so aggressively? There's some talk that people in Vegas in the know got word out to people ... Lots of strange things are happening. What kind of person believes in that kind of coincidence once, or twice, or three times?
Ultimately, you're like the guy in the joke, I don't know if you know this joke, it's an off color joke about a guy who keeps getting raped by a bear. Every time he tries to shoot the bear, and the fourth time out the bear says, 'Hey man, you're not coming here for the hunting.'
What am I supposed to do, being a bright person, with all this coincidence? Am I just supposed to wash it down the toilet and go, 'Ah you know what, these things are just accidents?'
We're going to pour a bit of cold water on the conspiracy theory about the gambling. We actually called the Nevada Gaming Board, and there wasn't any $1 million dollar bet placed on Weidman investigated by them.
Good. Speaking of the betting thing, I'm interested in the rematch, and how the odds are heavily in favour of Anderson. People are voting with their dollars. What does that mean about what people thought about what they just saw, that the odds are heavily in favor of him for the rematch?
Make no mistake, what everybody saw was Anderson Silva fucking around. Everybody saw that. That's not in dispute. What we're talking about is why he was fucking around, and it may be one of those things that we can only hope to get a glimpse into his mind. Ed Soares was really surprised, or if not surprised, unhappy with the outcome, I believe. Did they talk about it before? I don't know, but I think the outcome will benefit them all in double, triple spades.
People are denying that, people are going, 'Oh, he screwed up the super fight!' He didn't want that super fight. He didn't want to fight Jones, and I guarantee you GSP did not want to fight Silva. I mean, every time they mentioned it, it was like somebody was talking about killing GSP's mother. It was painful for me to see his face every time they talked about the Silva thing. Why would he want to do this? He didn't want to do it.
However, if they're thinking about bumping a fight to put this on at New Years Eve, and now they're talking about having it on Super Bowl weekend? Come on. Did Dana look sad? I've never seen the man look happier. He said, 'This will be the biggest fight in UFC history.' Somebody said 'he always says that.' No. He always qualifies it. In this instance he said this will be the, he used the article the, the biggest fight, and he's right.
As much as I've been trying to open up the spirit of enquiry about what we saw, I guarantee you I'll be front and center watching that fight. That's the only way we'll be able to know whether or not what I've said has been true.
There are three scenarios, like in Hamlet. 'If he but blanch, I know my course.' Based on what happens out of these three scenarios, we'll know whether I was right or wrong, and going into it, I have a two thirds chance of being right. There's only one outcome in which i'll be proven wrong; if he accepts the rematch, and he gets beat.
Then i'll say, you know what, you're right. You're right. You guys were right. I was crazy, I don't know what I was thinking, but the other two scenarios definitely support my argument.
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Author and journalist Warren Bobrow says the insects are making it difficult to work from his home in Morristown.
"It starts at 3 a.m. It's like clock work. There is no escaping them. They are everywhere. They get in your hair. It makes for an interesting experience. I'm not able to work, but I don't mind the creatures," said Bobrow.
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Feizy Rugs will kick off a year-long celebration during the January 2013 markets as the company marks its 40th anniversary.
John Feizy founded Feizy Rugs in 1973 as a small retail store in Dallas, carrying only fine, hand-knotted pieces. He soon developed a loyal clientele of interior designers. He leased a space in the Dallas World Trade Center and began to deal exclusively to the trade. Recognizing the demand for a variety of unique programmed rugs, he expanded his operation to include rug designers both in Dallas and overseas, and the company's collections grew to encompass the Feizy Fine Rug Collection as well as the Feizy Home Collection.
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A famous face made a stop in Goshen Wednesday night.
With just days to go before Tuesday's general election, Republican Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock stopped at the downtown Goshen County Republican Headquarters before he went to another meeting at Antonio's Restaurant in Elkhart.
"I wanted to say thank you for all of the work you've done," Mourdock told the gathered crowd at the headquarters.
Mourdock was taking several days to visit counties in this area, according to Elkhart County Republican Party Chairman Dale Stickel. Mourdock said Monday marked the 628th day of this campaign, having announced his run for the seat in Feb. 2011.
"On that very first day, I said I was running because I wanted to give Hoosier voters a choice," Mourdock said.
The biggest problem for voters is the economy and stagnant job creation, Mourdock said. He found fault with the Senate and President Barack Obama.
"This isn't about hope and change anymore," Mourdock said. "It's, 'Stop us if you can.' That's what Nov. 6 is about."
The economy hasn't improved since that time, and Mourdock said he wants to get legislation moving on job creation and the economy. He referenced the state of Indiana's successful swing from a deficit to a surplus as evidence of what he can help create. Mourdock said his time spent as treasurer in Indiana taught him successful practices for government.
"Those are the kinds of policies we need at the federal level," Mourdock said.
With many tight Senate races across the country, Mourdock said it's in the voter's hands to determine what party will lead the majority in the Senate.
"This race is a race of national importance," Mourdock said. "Not because it's Richard Mourdock and Joe Donnelly, or that it's Republican versus Democrat, but that the winner of this race may determine the majority in the Senate."
When asked by someone earlier in the day if he felt that situation was overwhelming, he said he was "ready for the challenge."
"If you can't tell, I've got the fire in the belly," Mourdock said. The crowd laughed and cheered.
He called for the gathered crowd, made up of active Elkhart County Republican members, to work even harder the next six days to bring out voters.
"Tell them this race is about the leadership of the U.S. Senate, and the leadership of the country," Mourdock said. "...I'll promise you this: I will be working hard until 6 p.m. Central to bring this race home."
Mourdock said he will spend Election Night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis Tuesday.


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HOWIE-in-the-HILLS, Fla. – The FGCU men's golf team finished the first day of the Mission Inn Classic hosted by St. John's in sole possession of fourth place on Friday in the 10-team tournament being held at Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort.
Tough conditions combined with the daunting par 72, 6,923-yard El Campeon course limited the field's 50 players to just one under-par round on the day, while no team came close to shooting even-par. FGCU put together a four-man score of 307 to sit eight strokes back of leader Johnson & Wales-Fla. (299).
Bethune-Cookman (304) occupies second place, while Loyola-Maryland sits in third with a 305. Loyola was led by Jon Ross, who fired the lone under-par round of the day with a one-under 71.
Seniors Brandon Pena (Clewiston, Fla./Clewiston HS) and Alex Medinis (Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HS) each led the way for the Eagles with a score of three-over 75 to sit in a four-way tie for seventh place. The counting score is the 37th straight for Pena.
The final two counting scores came from junior Kyle English (Bloomington, Ill./University HS) and freshman Jack Hernandez (Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS) who turned in scores of 78 and 79, respectively. English's 78 was good enough to place him in the top 20 in 17th place.
FGCU will be back on the course on Saturday morning, taking the first tee from 7:45-8:17 a.m. alongside Loyola-Maryland. Twitter updates about the Eagles during this weekend's tournament can be found at www.twitter.com/FGCUeagles or on the main page of www.FGCUAthletics.com.
T-7. Brandon Pena – 75
T-7. Alex Medinis – 75
T-17. Kyle English – 78
T-21. Jack Hernandez – 79
T-35. Matt Cote – 82
TOURNAMENT STANDINGS (Golf Week Ranking as of Oct. 19)
1. Johnson & Whales – 299
2. Bethune-Cookman (208) – 304
3. Loyola-Maryland (135) – 305
5. Northwood – 308
6. St. John's (125) – 312
7. Embry Riddle – 317
8. Florida A&M – 324
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Most people around the NFL felt that the Redskins trade last spring for QB Donovan McNabb was a failure, considering McNabb was benched repeatedly, while his former team, the Eagles, won the NFC East. Washington GM Bruce Allen, however, is not one of those people.
Allen told CSN Washington on Saturday that if given the opportunity, he would trade for McNabb again. Despite the team's poor record and the quarterbacks inconsistent play on the field, Allen felt the trade had more benefits than negatives.
"We would make the move again with Donovan," Allen told the TV network.
McNabb threw 14 touchdowns and 15 interceptions in 2010, and did not get along well with head coach Mike Shanahan. Allen said that the team's 6-10 record "wasn't what we had dreamed of for the season," but didn't want to place the blame on his quarterbacks shoulders.
"When you're inside the locker room, you have all the facts," Allen said. "You know the affections and feelings we have for Donovan as a person and player. We'll let people speculate and create rumors. Hopefully they go off the wrong tracks and that will give us an advantage when we start playing.
"It was the first year for everybody with the Washington Redskins, and it takes some time to learn the other person's desires."
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The driver crashed into two poles on Camino De Oeste. He was checked out by paramedics but was not transported to a hospital. Pima County Sheriff's Deputies have conducted tests to see if he was drunk or not.
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---- — TUPPER LAKE — The tax levy here is up 1.3 percent.
That's a total $1,459,557 to support the 2013 budget, according to Town Administrator Mary Sue Wolson.
"We came in $3,000 below the (state's) 2 percent tax-levy cap."
The tight numbers come, in part, because Tupper Lake lost significant property value this past year.
"Tupper lost over $1,014,673 in assessment. A couple of large properties burned and were destroyed," the administrator said.
The total $1,984,649 budget was approved by the Town Council on Thursday.
The 2013 spending plan is up about $17,000 from the current year, Wolson said.
The town has not allocated money for new equipment purchases.
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The tax rate will go up 8 cents to $2.98 per thousand dollars of property value, Wolson said.
"We used $50,000 of fund balance toward the general town-wide budget and $40,000 of unused fund balance in the highway budget."
The budget also includes $15,000 toward the events-coordinator position at the Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce, in keeping with an agreement made a year ago.
Salary/stipend amounts in Tupper Lake allow $16,000 for the supervisor; $1,500 for the deputy supervisor; $4,500 each for the town councilors; $48,932 for the highway superintendent and $32,253 for the Tupper Lake town clerk.
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This tour takes you back in time to the Roman period as you explore the Roman sites and remains of Cartegna. Founded by the Carthaginians in the year 227 BC, the city rapidly became known as a naval city due to its large trading port area, which is still used today. Due to its five surrounding hills which have protected it through the ages, it was always a well-defended stronghold.
A short transfer from the pier brings you to your first stop, the Roman Theater and Museum. The Theater was only discovered in 1988 and since then, a huge excavation project has taken place in order to open the site to visitors and allow everyone to share in this amazing discovery. The Museum explains the evolution of the site and through its displays you will be able to see how the Theater looked in Roman times. Many of the remains that have been discovered during the excavations are on display here, but the highlight of your visit will surely be when you get to enter the theater itself and experience the enormity of the site, which during its heyday had a capacity for 6,000 people.
From here, you will take a 20-minute to the House of Fortune. Designed to give visitors an insight into how families lived during Roman times, you will be able to view the various rooms of the house, ranging from the meeting room to the banquet rooms and the bedrooms. Your time here truly gives you a real glimpse into how life was during this period of time.
Meeting your coach, you will then continue on to your next stop, The Archaeological Museum. This impressive museum contains one of the most important collections of inscriptions in Spain and an entire area is dedicated to the Roman period. Also on display here are additional remains from the Roman Theater, marble constructions and mosaics.
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The exhibit also features reactions from immediate members of the Kennedy family who lived in Charlottesville.
"This is how people reacted to it locally, so in that regard it's kind of significant. Not only documenting the death of a president, but how the local media responded to the coverage of that event," said Steven Meeks, the historical society's president.
There is also a book for visitors to write their memories of that day. The exhibit is on display at the Charlottesville Albemarle Historical Society at 200 Second St. NE in Charlottesville. It will be open to the public until December 7.
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In his classic novel, "A Christmas Carol," Charles Dickens tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a man who didn't believe in Christmas. Scrooge was so devoid of love that, in the words of Dickens, "No wind that blew was bitterer than he…"
You know the story: Scrooge falls asleep on Christmas Eve and is visited by the ghosts of Christmases past, present and future. He comes to see himself, and the world around him, in a very different light.
Scrooge awakens Christmas morning a changed man … and proclaims, "I will honour Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year."
From that day forward, as Dickens tells it in the story's closing lines, quote: "It was always said of him, that he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any man alive possessed the knowledge. May that be truly said of us, and all of us! And so, as Tiny Tim observed, 'God Bless Us, Every One!'"
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For all comments on the heavyweight title rematch between Wlad Klitschko and Sam Peter. ESPN 3 is streaming the fight. Check individual systems for availability. If you don't want to know what happens or you can't get ESPN 3, check your program guides for next day coverage, it will be on ESPN TV tomorrow afternoon. Keep all on-going and post-fight comment spoilers in this thread.
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I know, I know. I have been having a really bad day today. I had a steroid injection in my hip last week, for throbbing groin pains for a while now, which I should have got a second opinion for to begin with. I still got the pains in the groin, and now I got some shitty fucking side effects that has me pissed off and frustrated. Just can't trust doctor's, they'll do anything to make money. He gave me no tests, just recommended an injection(which hurt like crazy). And on top of that me and the wife had a little spat tonight, and we hardly ever argue. Sorry for ranting.
Don't apologize, LL. Better here than with the little woman. That's what I meant when I said awhile back this site has been therapeutic for me.
Unfortunately, doctors nowadays are often more interested in the business than the patient. You do need a second opinion.
Steroids will fire you up, as you probably know.
Better fights tonight though, right?
Ha ha, don't be taking advice from Beardo he's the king of the rants! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif) Sorry Beardo couldn't resist.
How could I argue with that Ollie? I've left a pretty decent trail of evidence.
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How could I argue with that Ollie? I've left a pretty decent trail of evidence.
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Latest figures from the Health Protection Agency (HPA) up to 31 January 2013 show that flu activity remains at a similar level compared to the previous week based on a number of indicators, including GP consultation rates in England and the proportion of calls to NHS direct.
The number of laboratory confirmed cases of norovirus have also fallen again over the last week with 150 cases being reported during week three (ending Sunday 20 January) compared to 177 in week two.
The latest figures show that GP consultation rates have decreased in England from 13.6 per 100,000 last week to 11.1 this week and in Northern Ireland (47.9 down from 53.7). Rates have increased slightly in Scotland from 33.8 per 100,000 last week to 40.5 this week and remained stable in Wales with 11.2 per 100,000 last week and 10.5 this week.
Calls received by NHS Direct for cold/flu and fever remained stable below their thresholds of 1.6 per cent and 11.7 per cent respectively.
There have been 4,892 confirmed cases of norovirus so far this season (from the beginning of July 2012 to January 20, 2013). This is 41 per cent higher than the number of cases reported to the same point last year when there were 3,458.
During the two weeks up to 29 January there were 19 hospital outbreaks of suspected or confirmed norovirus reported, compared to 24 in the previous fortnight, bringing the total of reported outbreaks for the season to 813 (64 per cent of which were laboratory confirmed as due to norovirus).
Dr Richard Pebody, head of seasonal flu surveillance at the HPA said: "Overall flu activity has decreased compared to the previous week.
"Vaccination against flu is still the most effective way of preventing the virus in people who are in an 'at risk' group, as they are more vulnerable to developing complications from flu. This includes people with underlying conditions such as heart problems, diabetes, lung, liver or renal diseases and those with weakened immune systems, as well as older people and pregnant women.
"It still remains very important that everyone does their best to prevent the spread of the flu virus by maintaining good cough and hand hygiene such as covering your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough and sneeze, disposing of the tissue promptly and washing your hands as soon you can."
John Harris, an expert in norovirus from the HPA said: "Our latest norovirus figures have shown that activity has continued to fall for another week. Levels of norovirus vary from year to year but the busiest times are usually between December and April. We cannot predict what is going to happen as the season progresses but would expect to see further cases but we can't say if there will be further significant peaks."
Norovirus can be transmitted by contact with contaminated surfaces or objects, by contact with an infected person, or by the consumption of contaminated food or water. Symptoms of norovirus include a sudden onset of vomiting and/or diarrhoea. Some people may have a temperature, headache and stomach cramps. The symptoms only last for a couple of days and there are no long-term effects. Maintaining good hand hygiene is also important to help prevent it spreading.
This is the last weekly statement we will issue for norovirus and flu unless there is any significant change to the levels circulating.
Last reviewed: 31 January 2013