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Managed to finally fulfill a dream of climbing in El Chorro, Spain. It was only for a couple of days, but it was damn impressive. For anyone looking to climb during the winter, and have the budget to go (it's not THAT expensive, to be honest, especially if you're with a few friends and can rent a casa together (cheaper than a hostel)), then I highly recommend this place. It's great for hikers, too, if you're interested in that. Link is below. Summer is too hot. Best times are Oct-Apr. Three people can normally rent a casa for a week for about 200 euros or less. If you're in the town of El Chorro itself, then you don't need to rent a car (train service from Malaga can get you there - maybe from Sevilla, too). If you're out of El Chorro, then you'll probably need a car to make things easier, depending on the town. For example, you'll need one if you're staying in Ardales, but maybe not in Alora. Both are about 15min away by car. Climbing in El Chorro Trip Report Let me know if you have any questions. The pics show the place is pretty amazing.
Looks so RAD!
It's a pretty amazing place. The pics don't do it justice. Most of those towers are over 700m, so plenty of single-pitch sport and long trad / sport lines at all grades. Walking distance to nearly all crags if you stay in town, too.
Hey Greg! Looked like a great trip. I'm very envious! Beautiful photos! How come only a few days? No matter what my itinerary I might have tried to spend an extra day or week or two. BTW what's up with this "my art" stuff? I know you know you don't "own art" it owns you! Things here are pretty good. Work, gym, doing stuff with the Grandson. Rinse and repeat. Gearing up mentally and physically for two weeks in Toulumne/Yosemite at the end of August, beginning of September. If I accomplish 50% of what I have on my tick list I will be very pleased!
I climbed there at the end of May in the late nineties and loved the place- wish I could go back. There are miles and miles of limestone crag all over southern Spain, a lot of it still untapped. We stayed in a flat in the marina at Marbella, just great.
Which guidebook did you use (if any)? I was looking at both the Rockfax El Chorro book and the broader Andalucia guidebook, and it's hard to know which is better. In other words, should I bother trying to climb in other areas near El Chorro, or just in the gorge itself?
Oh yeah, and thanks to everyone for reading. It's appreciated.
Hey everyone, I just spent several months at El Chorro and it's absolutely beautiful with fantastic climbing. Get the Rock Fax. Yes there's some local resentment regarding the publisher's profits and lack of local bolt fund contributions, but it's way better than the Andalucian guide. Maybe drop a few euros in the various bolt funds... My wife and I were without a car, and had no problems getting around. Almost everything (short of Desplo) is within walking distance. Though get ready for some long and often steep approaches. We stayed at the Olive Branch and I can't say enough about how awesome Gary and Mel are. They'll pick you up from Malaga for a reasonable amount otherwise it's best to take the train (30 mins and around 5 euros p/p) to El Chorro where they'll grab you for free. Plus they took us into town once a week for coffee and groceries. It's 7 euros a night to camp and they have wonderful facilities, so definitely something to consider. Other tips 70m rope is almost a necessity though an 80m is even better Walk on the train tracks to shorten the longer approaches ( Makino), though it's best to get some advice on where to enter and what to look out for as it's technically illegal but rarely enforced. Definitely check out the following crags and routes: -Makinodromo (Life is Sweet 7A & Lourdes 8A) -Desplomilandia (too many to list) -The Gorge (Zepplin 6C+ 10 pitch sport route!) -The front side entrance of the Gorge (Ace Ventura 8A) -Encantadas (Redders 7A, Grous Rouge 7B) -Escalera Arabe, Frontales
Great shots Devin. We tried the Olive Branch and it was booked when we were there. Looks like it was in a pretty sweet location. Nice that they'll pick you up in Malaga, too (for free? really?). And thanks for clarifying the point about the authors not contributing to the bolt fund. That's kind of shitty of them, but let's not jump to too many conclusions. They may do so without publicizing it. It's odd because we took the train from Malaga back to Sevilla after climbing and then spending a few (sad) days in Malaga (we were there, quite literally within 25 yards the moment it happened, when the kid got killed at the King's Day parade - Malaga will always be a sad memory of that for me). We didn't get a chance to see the other side of the gorge until that train ride through the tunnel. Wow, we missed a lot. I really can't wait to go back there.
looks like a beautiful spot! Any tips on gear one would bring to get up the multi-pitch routes? Also - free camping available?


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As you may know, the Java API for Kannel SMS/WAP gateway was released by JavaCodeGeeks as an open-source project earlier this month. After releasing some updates with added functionality and receiving quite positive feedback from the Kannel community, I started porting the library to C# a few days ago.
My main purpose is to keep the interfaces as similar as possible to the Java ones, so that there is a uniform way to call both APIs. Porting a library from Java to C# is quite straightforward thanks to the commonalities that the two languages share. However, there are some details that need to be handled.
Bear in mind that Justin is quite ahead with the Java API (the new features are really cool) and that the C# API will not include all the functionality supported by it, at least on its first release.
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They're no longer kids and they're not quite teens, but they sure are tough to figure out. Give your tweens a chance to express themselves creatively with these craft ideas that are perfect for that in-between age.
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Making this Locker Decorator is a quick way to personalize your child's school locker.
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An easy Ursula costume to go with your Little Mermaid!
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Be the Little Mermaid for Halloween with this fun homemade Disney costume idea!
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Sweet Barbecued Pork Chops Recipe
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 8 boneless pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick and 8 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet onion
- 1/2 cup each ketchup, barbecue sauce, French salad dressing and honey
- In a large skillet, heat oil over medium heat. In batches, brown pork chops 2-3 minutes on each side. Return all to pan.
- In a small bowl, mix remaining ingredients; pour over chops. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, covered, 4-5 minutes or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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Excellent recipe. Sauce was delicious!
I just tried it !! SIX STARS !!!
EASY - loved it too.
1 - Marinaded it in a small portion of the sauce for a half hr . Then discarded the sauce from the marinading bowl for sanitary reasons . Very little sauce was thrown away .
2- Chopped onions + let it sit for 10 mins because this improves the potency in the onions + garlic when You use it in any recipe .
3 - Browned it for 3 mins on each side like the recipe says in "Canola Oil " ...after this I washed out the pan and used "Olive oil " for 30 secs per side . Olive oil loses its goodness when in the pan too long and canola is generally a good + cheap cooking oil to work with .
4- After all the browning was done put it on very low and let it simmer for 20 mins
5 - Quickly gave the frying pan a light scrubbing + rinsing so nothing was caked on .
6 I froze the remaining portions
If YOu haven't tried this , I think You will find this very easy to prep , cook + clean after as well as a very enjoyable dish
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I have used this sauce recipe for chicken for years. My family LOVES it. I never thought to use it with pork chops. You can bet I will try it tomorrow.
Yum! The sauce was excellent and the pork chops were very tender. Will definitely make this again.
What a hit at my dinner table last night ... absolutely delicious! Served over white rice from my rice cooker. Sauce was unbelievable simple ... center cut chops tender .... WOW! Rave reviews from my 4 guests.
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The food is amazing, - even though we are not foodies. The four special restaurants are top class - we enjoyed the main dining room which is a lovely room - big and light and airy. We enjoyed the dining in the terrace - especially outside. The waitstaff there are so nice and really take care of you.
The cabins are very comfortable - the bathrooms are much bigger than in the R boats, have a bath tub - which didn't do anything for us - we didn't use it. The shower seemed to be about the same size as on the R boats (small).
Usual Oceania issues - Internet and excursions ridiculously expensive! Entertainment limited (difficult to bring in really good entertainers with only 1200 people paying the freight.) Senior staff somewhat "aloof"
Getting off in Miami was a nightmare - we were held "hostage" for about an hour - no idea why - no proper explanation. Oceania really upset their clients - especially us - we missed our flight back to California and had to standby all day to finally get out at 8pm - getting home about 1.30am!
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Simply put, how can you change the default email notification settings for all members from "yes" to "no"?
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The next episode of Norse Code is out! Here, I talk to James Pogatshnik who is filling in for Dusty O'Connell.
We talk about what I've seen at training camp and a little bit about what to watch for the Houston preseason game come Friday.
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As per usual, there are a number of episode notes to add:
- The Vikings distributed the ball well in Percy Harvin's absence
- The Vikings may increase their downfield passing, per Tom Pelissero at USA Today
- Pattern reading is becoming all the rage, as described by Tomahawk Nation
- The Cover-3 is a base Seahawks defense, as Field Gulls is willing to dissect
- HGH testing is still far off, according to Zak DeOssie, who spoke to the New York Daily News
- My preseason preview of the Houston preseason game, which doesn't have things you don't already know but does attempt to summarize the things we'll look for


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Retired US airport body scanners fail to spot guns, knives
DOJ's charges against China reframe security, surveillance debate
Hacker indictments against China's military unlikely to change anything
U.S. to formally accuse Chinese military of hacking
Cyberattacks could paralyze U.S., former defense chief warns
Defining how a no-holds-barred Russia-Ukraine cyberwar would play out
Update: Obama's NSA proposals underscore reform challenges
The NSA blame game: Singling out RSA diverts attention from others
Malware: War without end
Jury still out on FISA court
Suspected China-based hackers 'Comment Crew' rises again
Chinese hackers master the art of lying in wait
Spy court OK'd all U.S. wiretap requests it received in 2012
Groups denounce FBI plan to require Internet backdoors for wiretaps
Update: House Intelligence panel OKs CISPA after closed door meeting
South Korea cyberattacks hold lessons for U.S.
U.S. military networks not prepared for cyberthreats, report warns
BitDefender traces MiniDuke espionage malware back to June 2011
Return of CISPA: Cybersecurity boon or privacy threat?
New report says cyberspying group linked to China's army
Adobe to patch Reader zero-day this week with rush update
Obama executive order redefines critical infrastructure
Obama cybersecurity order lacks bite, security experts say
Obama seen likely to urge Congress to pass cybersecurity laws in State of the Union address
Obama to issue cybersecurity executive order this month
Cyberwarfare now menacing the enterprise, Kaspersky Lab says
Microsoft kicks off 2013 with clutch of critical Windows updates
Security lessons from 2012
Experts question Microsoft's decision to retire XP
Cyberwarfare evolves faster than rules of engagement
Can the US military fight a war with Twitter?
After Stuxnet: The new rules of cyberwar
Kaspersky discovers miniFlame cyberespionage malware directly linked to Flame and Gauss
Kaspersky pleads for crypto help to probe Gauss malware
Security experts push free Gauss detection tools
Nation-backed surveillance malware monitors Middle East bank accounts
Report: Flame part of US-Israeli cyberattack campaign against Iran
Scot Finnie: Stuxnet was a wake-up call, but don't fall back asleep
Microsoft readies post-Flame Windows Update changes
Microsoft scrambles as it patches 26 bugs, warns users of active attacks
Flame's Windows Update hack required world-class cryptanalysis, researchers say
Microsoft's moves against Flame may throw wrench in Patch Tuesday
Flame authors order infected computers to remove all traces of the malware
Microsoft's reaction to Flame shows seriousness of 'Holy Grail' hack
Microsoft will update Windows Update to stymie Flame-like attacks
Google warns Gmail users of 'state-sponsored' hacks
QuickPoll: Does the Flame malware increase the odds of a cyberwar?
Researchers reveal how Flame fakes Windows Update
Microsoft throws 'kill switch' on own certificates after Flame hijack
Government role in Stuxnet could increase attacks against U.S. firms
Report: Obama ordered Stuxnet attacks on Iran
Flame's Bluetooth functionality could help spies extract data locally, researchers say
Development timeline key to linking Stuxnet, Flame malware
Attacks on Iranian oil industry led to Flame malware find
Researchers identify Stuxnet-like malware called 'Flame'
Iran admits expanded cyberattacks, claims it's identified hackers
Iran confirms cyberattacks against oil facilities
Duqu malware resurfaces after four-month holiday
Duqu trojan built by 'old school' programmers, Kaspersky says
Researchers can't identify programming language used in Duqu, ask for help
Researchers unearth more Chinese links to defense contractor attacks
Expect more cyber-espionage, sophisticated malware in '12, experts say
Microsoft scratches BEAST patch at last minute, but fixes Duqu bug
Duqu hackers scrub evidence from command servers, shut down spying op
4 lessons from the Springfield, Ill. SCADA cyberattack
Will 2012 REALLY be the year of the cyberwar?
FAQ: What's the big deal about Duqu?
Security researcher says Iran to blame for its own Duqu infections
Hackers may have spent years crafting Duqu
Open-source toolkit finds Duqu infections
NSS Labs claims new tool can detect all Duqu drivers
Duqu exploits same Windows font engine patched last month, Microsoft confirms
Microsoft issues workaround for Duqu attack while it prepares a patch
Microsoft expected to offer hot fix for Duqu soon
Update: Duqu exploits zero-day flaw in Windows kernel
Duqu, Stuxnet link unclear
Hard to fully assess Duqu threat yet, researchers say
Despite Stuxnet, Duqu, control system flaws still overlooked
Symantec, McAfee differ on Duqu threat
Duqu Trojan a precursor to next Stuxnet, Symantec warns
After Stuxnet, a rush to find bugs in industrial systems
On the front line against the next Stuxnet
Take cyberthreats seriously, says counterterrorism expert
Security experts can't verify Iran's claims of new worm
DHS chief: What we learned from Stuxnet
Update: Iran says it was targeted with second worm, 'Stars'
Iranian general accuses Siemens of helping U.S., Israel build Stuxnet
If Stuxnet was act of cyberwar, is U.S. ready for a response?
Stuxnet scored quick hit on first target, says researcher
Stuxnet struck five targets in Iran, say researchers
Israel tested Stuxnet worm, says report
Report: Iran confirms Stuxnet hit centrifuges
Experts: Stuxnet changed the cybersecurity landscape
New Stuxnet clues suggest sabotage of Iran's uranium enrichment program
Iran blames Stuxnet worm on Western plot
Iran arrests 'spies' after Stuxnet attacks on nuclear program
Why did Stuxnet worm spread?
Stuxnet code hints at possible Israeli origin, researchers say
Stuxnet worm can re-infect scrubbed PCs
Iran admits Stuxnet worm infected PCs at nuclear reactor
Chinese government bans Apple, really?
The situation for US tech firms in China has certainly become more difficult as a result of US surveillance activities.
Leaked slide shows NSA hackers secretly infected 50,000 computer networks with malware
As if the NSA doesn't engage in enough surveillance and intelligence-gathering operations, NSA hackers have infected over 50,000 computer networks globally with specialized malware, referred to as "implants," that were compared to "digital 'sleeper cells' that can be activated with a single push of a button."
Red October 5-year cyber espionage attack: Malware resurrects itself
Kaspersky Lab discovered 'Red October,' another highly targeted cyber espionage attack that has been active since 2007. The Red October, or 'Rocra' campaign, was designed to steal—including encrypted files and from mobile devices—and has successfully infiltrated government, diplomatic and scientific agencies. The malware used in the Red October campaign includes a unique "resurrection" module that allows attackers to "resurrect" infected machines. Kaspersky identified victims from 69 countries including the six infected machines in the United States. The Russian security researchers reported that victims fall into eight categories: Government, Diplomatic / embassies, Research institutions, Trade and commerce, Nuclear / energy research, Oil and gas companies, Aerospace and Military.
New Iranian malware will wipe your data. PANIC?
Batchwiper (a/k/a GrooveMonitor) deletes drives and desktop. The Iranian CERT is sounding the alarm over another bit of data-deleting malware it's discovered on PCs in the country. It's simple, but effective. And there's no obvious connection to Gauss, Flame, or Stuxnet. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers get to the bottom of the nastiness.
Malware wars heat up: Shamoon steals, wipes and leaves PCs unbootable
Be extra careful about opening email attachments since the new Shamoon malware can do more than corrupt, destroy or delete files; it can overwrite the master boot record and leave a computer unusable. Was this what hit Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company? Shamoon is in the wild now. The Guass malware installs a new font, so was the malware writer a typeface fan? Malware allegedly caused AC/DC's Thunderstruck to blast at maximum volume in the middle of the night from Iranian nuclear facilities. Was the malware writer a heavy metal fan? Or are these uncracked mysteries merely a sign that the malware wars heating up?
Gauss malware: Nation-state cyber-espionage banking Trojan related to Flame, Stuxnet
There's a new cyber espionage malware related to Flame, Stuxnet and Duqu that Kaspersky called 'nation-state cyber-surveillance meets banking Trojan." There's also been an increase in ethically questionable, lawful intercept, cross-platform malware infections such as spyware used by government and intelligence agencies and sold by Gamma / FinFisher and the Italian Hacking Team.
HUGE Microsoft security FAIL helped Flame virus spread
The Flame (aka Flamer) virus managed to pass itself off as a legitimate Windows update package. As a result, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has revoked some of its own digital certificates. It also appears that the malware authors employed some highly sophisticated means to cover their tracks. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers see the plot thickening.
Report: USA and Israel created Stuxnet, ordered cyberattacks against Iran
After 18 months of interviewing officials, the New York Times reported that the USA and Israel created Stuxnet before losing control of it. The George W. Bush administration began the cyber weapon program code-named Olympic Games. Then President Obama continued it and ordered increased cyberattacks against Iran.
Flame virus is mid-east cyber-broiler
Supposedly, the Flame virus is the biggest cyber-weapon yet discovered. The malware is targeting middle-eastern countries and stealing information, but who wrote it, and why? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers toss out their theories.
Transparency Grenade: Detonate cyberwar weapon to leak sensitive data
There's a new information weapon in the form of a transparent grenade. Pull the pin and the grenade detonates to capture audio and network traffic before anonymously streaming to a secure server for data mining and leaking.
Doing battle on the Information Superhighway!
I just read a timely article at networkworld.com. In her article "10 things you didn't know about cyberwarfare" , Carolyn Duffy Marsan reminded me that now more than ever the cyber realm has a high profile in conflicts the world over.


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NEW YORK, NEW YORK—Harley-Davidson Inc.'s main ad agency for more than three decades is dropping the struggling motorcycle maker in favor of new business.
Ad agency Carmichael Lynch, a unit of Interpublic Group, says many factors went into the decision, including the fact that the Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker has slashed its marketing spending in recent years amid slumping sales.
Carmichael Lynch President Doug Spong says the motorcycle company was also never a big spender on traditional advertising.
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Williamstown, Mass. - January 19, 2013 - The Williams College women's swimming and diving team defeated visiting Springfield College, 187-108, on Saturday afternoon. Kellie Pennington won the 100 free and Jennifer Thompson was victorious on the one-meter board.
In the 100 free, Pennington claimed first-place points with a time of 54.15. Springfield's other individual victory came from Thompson, who posted a national-qualifying score 284.78. She also finished second on the three-meter with another national-qualifying score of 296.40.
Callie Phillips registered a second-place finish in 1,000 free in 10:52.42, while Ashleigh Monroe was the runner up in the 200 free in 1:57.61 and placed third in the 200 breast in 2:32.91.
In the 200 fly, Kelsey Poole finished second in 2:15.25, followed by Molly Potter's third-place time of 2:18.79. Poole would later finish third in the 200 back in 2:12.74 and fourth in the 100 fly with a 1:01.29.
Additionally, in the 100 back, Breonna Harrington took third in 1:04.61 and Mary Masayda recorded a third-place finish in the 50 free after touching in 26.14.
In the final race of the afternoon, the 400 free relay team of Phillips, Amanda Shaw, Masayda, and Pennington produced the second-fastest time of 3:42.69.
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Spokane County Sheriff's Office Press Release:
On September 7th, 2013, at 5:00 a.m., Spokane Valley Sheriff's Deputies responded to a robbery at 7-11 located at Park and Broadway. A male suspect entered the store wearing a black nylon over his face and a gray hoodie, pointed a gun at the employee and demanded money. The suspect fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money and a K9 track was unsuccessful.
Attached are surveillance photographs of the suspect. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for anyone providing information leading to an arrest in this incident. Persons with information should call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 1-800-222-TIPS, or should forward the tip via the Internet website www.crimestoppersinlandnorthwest.org. Tipsters do not have to give their name to collect the cash reward.
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The FBI is searching for a suspect in two robberies.
Investigators say the man first robbed a CVS store in Roswell on Monday and then hit a Wells Fargo Bank in Alpharetta on Tuesday.The suspect was armed with a gun in both robberies. He has a thin goatee and tattoos on his arm.Anyone with information on his identity or on the robberies is asked to call the Alpharetta Police Department at (678)-297-6322.
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+1 on the 70-200 f4 with is or without, another good option is the 70-300 f4-5.6(non L) its a great underrated lens and its cheap and light great for traveling
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I found the Tamron in test to be pretty sharp compared to the Canon 70-200 mentioned above.
Any experience with this lens?
Any experience with this lens?
5D3, 17-40 mm L, 24-70 mm L, 70-200 2.8 IS II, 50 mm 1.4, 2x 600EX-RT
I found the Tamron in test to be pretty sharp compared to the Canon 70-200 mentioned above.
Any experience with this lens?
I have the Tamron 70-300mm, but rarely use it due to its size. It's not a lens I walk around with because I don't use the focal length enough to bother, but when I do have it with me, it does deliver great results. I'm not comparing the size to other telezooms though, I'm comparing it to primes like the Sigma 50mm and 85mm which is unfair (and I'm probably going to be bashed for it). If the size is right for you, then I think you will like it. The VC is amazing.
Here's a handheld shot at 300mm, 1/125, f/5.6 (wide open), ISO 100, VC ON, with the 5D Mark II:
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I found the Tamron in test to be pretty sharp compared to the Canon 70-200 mentioned above.
Any experience with this lens?
If you are not shooting Sports, Wild Life or any very fast moving subjects ... This len to me is an absolute "God Send"!!!
The Tamron 70-300/4-5.6 Di VC USD has one of the best "Price vs Performance" ratio!
In terms of usability, it will beat any non IS, VR or VC lens of the same optical range any time! The reason why I say this is because I get about 40% keeper rate with hand held shooting at 300mm with 1/8 sec ... try that with a non-IS len and you will know the result (unless you got a "gyro-assisted" hand)!!!
In terms of optical performance, at 300mm, you might not get the sharper of the sharpest compare to those "Red-Band" demons out there like the Canon EF 300mm f/2.8 L IS USM which you probably need to mortgage your house for it ... but heck ... these days there are so many len correction software out there for you to choose from ... if you spend a bit of time in the Post! Also, in the magic world of Post Production ... even the Boken can be further software assisted to create the look and feel one need! With this len, I travel and work fast & light in all my assignments without having to carry a "Bazooka" around, which will wear me off very fast and posting limits to my shooting stamina!
I am sure not many will agreed with me, but to me, this Len is a pure winner ... I have created so many previously impossible good images out of it and have given me so much fun and "life" back in the process!
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The 70-200 f/4 L is so cheap, especially on the Canon USA refurb site that it doesn't have the L price that prohibits mnay from using it.
Not that much tele, but tack sharp: EF 85 f/1.8 - also rather small and lightweight
EOS 50D, 600D - 24-105L - 40f/2.8 - 85f/1.8 - 580ii - Lensbaby Muse, Composer with Plastic, Double Glass, Edge 80
Tokina 11-16f/2.8 - Sigma 150mm OS Macro
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The Tamron 70-300 is definitely the best value for the dollar. Sharper than any of the Canon non-L 70-300 lenses. Decent build. Good IS.
pictures sharp. life not so much. www.unfocusedmg.com
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The Canon 70-300mm IS is reasonable for a low cost Non L lens. Obviously, the "L" versions are better, but you wanted light and non-L.
The primes are usually pretty good, but you are replacing a zoom.
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The Park City Museum and Park City Mountain Resort has partnered for Benefit Days a program that will support the museum and the Park City Mountain Resort Legacy Fund. purchasing a $25 lift ticket, which will be valid between Nov. 23 and Dec. 20, the at the Park City Museum, PCMR, Jans, Cole Sport or the Sports Den in Salt Lake City, the public can help the museum and legacy fund. For more information, visit www.parkcityhistory.org.
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The Park City Library, 528 Main St., will present Utah historian Will Bagley for a presentation about the U.S. Army's role in protecting the U.S. mail on Thursday, Oct. 17, at 5:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.parkcityhistory.org.
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Warren Miller Entertainment's 64th film, "Ticket to Ride," will be screened at the Eccles Center for the Performing Arts, 1750 Kearns Blvd., on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18 an Oct. 19, at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tickets are available by visiting www.arttix.org or www.ecclescenter.org.
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Do you really know what is in your food? Probably not!
That's because a recent survey showed a majority of Americans say they have never eaten genetically engineered foods, but 75 percent of items on most store shelves contain genetically modified foods.
So, what is it and is it safe? If you have consumed packaged foods, like peanut butter, bread, soda pop, and even milk, chances are, they contained genetically modified ingredients.
The U.S. is among the leading producers of genetically engineered crops and some scientists say the practice of deliberately changing the DNA of our crops is the future.
Frankenstein may be the stuff of science fiction, but "Franken-foods" has been a reality since the 90's.
They're food crops modified in the lab by taking the DNA of one species and inserting it into another to enhance taste and quality or resist disease. Chances are, you've consumed a genetically modified organism, or GMO product.
To understand what's really in our food, FOX 32's Amara Walker went grocery shopping with Mike Durschmid of the non-profit group, Organic Consumers Association.
"It's estimated that 75-85 percent of everything that on the grocery store shelves are GMO now," says Durschmid.
Durshmidt says everything we purchase contains genetically engineered ingredients: cereal, cookies, crackers, ketchup, peanut butter, salad dressing, chips, juice and soda pop. Even milk could contain GMO's.
"The Coca Cola's and the 7-Ups and the Sprites, all those brands they use high fructose corn syrup," Durschmid explains. "High fructose corn syrup is from corn, and that's a GMO product."
Most fresh produce are GMO-free, except some Hawaiian papayas modified to resist a virus.
Now, apples genetically engineered to not turn brown or bruise, may be coming to a store and farm near you. Canadian biotech company, Okanagan Specialty Fruits says the arctic apple is expected to get U.S. approval by the end of the year. They have the same nutritional content, if not more, as non-engineered apples.
The FDA is also considering the approval of the first genetically engineered fish created by Massachusetts based AquaBounty. The salmon, or "Franken-fish," is engineered to grow more quickly.
The $64,000 question is: are GMO's safe to consume?
Dr. Michael Hansen has been studying genetically engineered foods for 20 years as the senior scientist for Consumer Reports Magazine. He says there have been no studies tracking the long-term effects.
"We don't know how safe or unsafe they are, so people are part of an experiment right now," Hansen says. "Known allergens
increasing, reproductive problems, problems with the gut, and digestive system
and also increased tumor productions as well."
The FDA doesn't require pre-market testing and he points to studies that have shown harmful effects on lab rats.
Bio ethics professor, Dr. Laurie Zoloth, believes some of those studies from Europe could have been flawed and argues there isn't enough evidence to prove that they're unsafe.
"The American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, all these people that I do trust to think through science carefully, they tell me they're safe," Dr. Zoloth says.
It's the answer to finding a way to feed the poor around the world, she adds.
"The point is to feed people more efficiently with less pesticide use," she continues.
If you want to avoid GMO's, Durshcmid advises that you eat fresh fruit and vegetables, buy organic products, look for the non-GMO project verified label or shop at a farmers markets, and look out for the most genetically engineered ingredients on the package label.
Several European and Asian countries have some kind of ban on genetically modified crops. More than 60 countries in the world, including the European Union, require labeling of GMO foods, with the exception of the U.S.
The five most common GMO ingredients are: corn, soy, cottonseed oil, canola oil, and sugar.
A bill that was introduced in the Illinois State Senate in February, SB 1666, would require labeling on foods that contain more than 1 percent of GMO foods. So it has become a state-by-state prerogative.
Whole Foods is voluntarily labeling GMO foods in their stores by 2018 and Whole Foods also joins Trader Joe's, Aldi in rejecting the sale of the "Franken-fish."
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To re-assess the suggested amendment to the City of Edmonton's Community Standards Bylaw 14600.
The city of Edmonton Administration provided an information report to Committee on the current state of federal, provincial and municipal noise regulations. A 2010 review found no significant change or improvement to the regulation for aftermarket excessive noise alteration. the Edmonton Police Service supported the amendment coming forward at this time. We believe that this amendment is bias and discriminatory. We have conducted an independent sound test on several types of vehicles that do not adhere to the proposed decibel level readings for "motorcycles only", The City of Edmonton Council is voting on a bylaw that singles out motorcycles. We the undersigned believe that this type of process is unfair and discriminatory. It does not solve the issue with loud vehicles bothering the public. There needs to be further analysis done on the repercussions of this amendment and it should reflect the opinions of the entire "public Sector" and not just the City of Edmonton Council and The City of Edmonton Police Department.
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One of a number of Ziera women's shoe stores in New Zealand and around the world. This one is in the Botany Town Centre. The stores are bright with a green burst of colour. The shoes are designed with both style and com for in mind. The Ziera motto is "Beautiful inside, beautiful outside".
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Forever has always existed.
In the mythology of Oceanic peoples, it's been there along with Darkness and the Sea.
The Earth came from the efforts of Old Spider, who soared over the endless sea and found a giant clam. She opened it and crawled inside, finding a snail there to share the space with her. She set the snail in the west and made it into the Moon to shed some light into the darkness. Together they raised up the top of the clam shell to make the sky, pushing it until it was wide open.
Then they pushed the bottom half of the clam shell in the other direction to make the ground. The earth was called Papa and the sky Ranga. These are the two first beings who created all the flowers, plants, trees and animals on the islands, and fish in the sea.
They celebrated all their open space by making as many beautiful creatures as they could imagine, but they still remained separated by the work of the original Old Spider. Each night, Ranga weeps for his beloved Papa earth, and this is where the morning dew comes from.
Polynesia means "many islands" and when you see these pictures, you will want to visit all of them. To make it simple, the islands sit in a triangle described by connecting Hawaii, New Zealand and Easter Island.
There are over a thousand of these islands of surfer's paradise in the central and south Pacific Ocean. It's stunning. Look at the color of the water here! And the sunset... these speak for themselves. Could you be happy in this little house? How about some reef diving inside a lagoon?
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The Delphos Recreation Department began pumping water into the swimming pool on Friday. Supervisor Craig Mansfield said it will take approximately 5-7 days and 550,000 gallons of water to completely fill the pool. The facility will be open Memorial Day Weekend and then open for the season on June 1. (Delphos Herald/Stephanie Groves)


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A varsity basketball player for a private Orlando school is a star not only for his hoops skills.Julian Newman is 4-feet, 5 inches tall and in fifth grade."I've played with big guys older than me all my life, so it doesn't make a difference to me," Julian said.The 11-year-old Downey Christian School student has been playing basketball since he was 3 years old."When he was born, as soon as we put the ball in his hands, he could dribble it immediately," said his father, Downey basketball coach Jamie Newman.Julian's ball skills and dedication have caught the attention of national media. He has shot segments for "Inside Edition," "SportsCenter" and talk-show host Steve Harvey."With his skill level, he can handle the ball like NBA players right now," his dad said. "He has more handle than a lot of NBA players do. And that's just a tribute to his hard work and dedication."Julian says his dream is to go to the University of Kentucky and then play for the NBA."Sometimes at night I play video games. But mostly in the day I play basketball."Newman isn't afraid he's pushing Julian too hard."It's basically all him. He tells me, 'Daddy, come train me. Daddy, come outside. Daddy, let's go to the gym.' He's pushing me to push him harder."My dreams are what his are."
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Comments: For those who are unsure of this product because of leaking. I just read this from a different website:
"While researching reviews of this filter on the Internet, you will come across numerous reports of leaks. This was the result of a manufacturer's defect that occurred during several production runs. This problem has since been resolved. Once discovered, Marineland issued a recall of all affected filters, replacing both the Motorhead and valve blocks. My C-360 was one of these. Even though my filter was out of warranty, Marineland replaced my valve block and motorhead, free of charge. I have had no issues since. If purchasing a new filter, the leak concerns with this filter are no greater than with any other canister filter. I am perfectly comfortable both using and recommending the C-Series filters. In summary on this issue, it is a part of the past and not a valid concern on currently manufactured filters."
I noticed the earlier reviews spoke of leaking. And the newer reviews do not. It's because Marineland fixed this issue by recalling their filters. I hope most of those people let the company know that their filters were leaking. If not, that was the customer's own mistake.
Comments: I have been running a magnum c series filter for almost 2 years now.Not one problem has ever happened with this unit. I have been reading all of these bad reviews about how they leak,that you can't buy replacement parts for them! Yes,if you clamp the unit back together with the gaskets inproperly installed they will leak and more than likely you will damage or destroy the gasket and YES you can buy replacement parts for them, for example the gasket that is probably the one getting damaged from negligence in reasembly after routine maintenance.these are a great filters at a reasonable price.
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My husband and I had an adjoining room with our daughter, son-in-law and 2 1/2 year old granddaughter. This was a first cruise for them, second for us. We chose Carnival because their childcare program (Camp Carnival) goes down to two year old children (most other ships start at age 3).
Our staterooms were quite spacious. There was no engine noise where we were near the forward end even though we were down on the lowest passenger deck. Our staterooms were a little worn looking (rip in the bed skirt, chips in the sinks, chunks of trim missing on counters) but everything was very clean. Bedding was of good quality and comfortable.
All the staff people we encountered were pleasant, helpful and efficient.
We ate dinner at the early seating. Food was very good and nicely presented. Some nights the adult meals were a bit slow in coming (wouldn't have been a problem, except the two year old was getting squirmy after sitting for an hour). The "spa" meals - lower in calories, fat, etc. - were fish on 4 of 5 nights. Disappointing for my daughter who doesn't eat fish!
We enjoyed the shows, the comedy, trivia contests, art auction. Wish the kids' pool had been open. There were an awful lot of activities that were geared to buying things, but no one makes you go!!
Disembarking was easy and efficient.
We took the EcoTour with our granddaughter. We were disappointed that the guide had her dialog memorized and only knew the script. There were two shore birds on a sandbar and I asked her what kind of birds they were. She said, "sandpipers". But what kind of sandpipers, I wondered? She looked at me for a moment and said very distinctly: Sandpipers. It wasn't that she wasn't a good guide, but she had no knowledge of things other that what was scripted.
We also went on the Snorkeling by Boat excursion. It was great!! (Granddaughter snoozed on deck while the adults took turns in the water!)
The lunch buffet on the beach was good. The lines to take the tender back to the boat were long, but we enjoyed every moment of the snorkeling, so it was worth it!


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Dixon's Seafood Shoppe has two locations!
They are located in Tanglewood Plaza in Peoria, and for more information on that location, call (309) 692-2339.
The other location is at 1807 N. Main Street in East Peoria. For more information on that location, call (309) 694-6823.
They are open Monday through Saturday, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.!
For more information, visit www.DixonsSeafood.com!
Bloody Mary Salmon:
1 lb. salmon fillets
salt and pepper to taste
1 cup Sting Ray Bloody Mary Mix
Place salmon fillets in a medium baking dish, and season with salt and pepper. Pour Sting Ray Bloody Mary mix over the fillets. Cover and refrigerate at least 30 minutes. Preheat broiler or grill. Broil or grill approximately 7 minutes, until fish is easily flaked with a fork and surface is lightly browned.
Sting Ray Bloody Mary mix is available at Dixon's Seafood Shoppes.
Grilled Salmon with Pineapple:
1 lb. salmon fillets
1 can (8 oz.) pineapple slices
1/2 cup your favorite bottled teriyaki marinade
Drain pineapple slices into a shallow dish. Mix marinade with pineapple juice and blend well. Place fish and pineapple slices in dish; turn to coat well. Refrigerate 20 minutes or longer for best flavor. Remove fish and pineapple from marinade, reserving remaining marinade to baste with while cooking. Grill fish 8 - 10 minutes per inch of thickness. Turn fish and brush with remaining marinade, halfway through grilling. Grill pineapple for 2 minutes or until heated through. Great served with white or wild rice. Prep Time: 5 minutes Marinate Time: 20 minutes
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4 each 4-6 oz. salmon steaks or fillets
1/4 cup peanut oil
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
2 tablespoons chopped green onions 1-1/2 teaspoons brown sugar
1 clove garlic - minced
3/4 teaspoon grated ginger
1/2 teaspoon red chili flakes (or to taste) 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
1/8 teaspoon salt
Place salmon steaks or fillets in a glass dish. Whisk remaining ingredients and pour over salmon. Cover with plastic wrap and marinate in refrigerator 4-6 hours. Remove salmon from marinade and place on a well-oiled grill 5 inches from coals. Grill for 10 minutes per inch of thickness, measured at the thickest part, or until fish just flakes when tested with a fork. Turn halfway through cooking. Makes 4 servings.


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This Orlando Sentinel story about how a University of Central Florida professor lectured his class after he found evidence about one-third had cheated on a test has gotten national attention.
According to the Sentinel, the professor told his students they either could confess and have a chance of clearing their transcripts by taking an ethics class, or risk severe disciplinary action.
All of the students in the class must take the exam again.
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Good morning my loves! It's been a little while since I shared an engagement shoot with you, so this month I've given the b.team a break and we'll be bringing some newly engaged couples to these pages. I do love a good couple shoot, especially when the stars align to combine romance and gorgeous 'golden hour' light just before the sun sets. Candice & Nick's engagement session by Anouschka Rokebrand was shot in with a mixture of digital and film photography, capturing the magic all the more beautifully.
Morning my loves! Well wasn't it lovely for the sunshine to make a guest appearance over the weekend? Today officially marks the start of Autumn but we're not quite ready for cosy cashmere and long boots yet, and neither is the floral world! While Spring brings pale pastels and Summer bright shades of pinks and peach, September is the perfect month for embracing a warmer palette without the traditional bronze, ochre and golds we'd usually associate with the season. Giant dahlia's, chrysanthemum's and late summer roses are at their best this time of year, so you can still get that soft romantic feel.
So for this week's inspiration board we're embracing the last of the florals, in rich, bright orange, coral and red tones. How about a floral wall, created by simply using washi tape to affix flower heads to a plain wall? It makes the prettiest ceremony or top table backdrop! Wrap blousy bouquets with wide silk ribbons left trailing and fluttering in the breeze. A touch of lace works wonders – add to your tables for a delicate detail or tie to chair backs with coordinating ribbons to match your bouquets. Make a statement with the bride and groom chairs by picking a statement colour (totally adoring this hot orange beauty!) and adorn with flowers. Oh, and seed packets make the perfect favour! Your guests can plant them in the Spring and watch them flourish as your love grows ever stronger.
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Morning lovelies! I really do love sharing your sweet wedding stories, and today is a rather lovely one! Laura and her groom-to-be Kieran met when they were just 8 years old… many years later their school yard crushes turned into a grown up romance. She wore a classic Cymbeline dress with lace sleeves and simple silk sash, paired with the prettiest veil, teamed with boho plaits and hair vine from What Katie Did Next. A pop of bright coral on her lips with a matching bouquet, all tumbling foliage and trailing ribbons, add the perfect amount of colour. They had bottles and jars of more coral peonies and roses on the tables, with their favourite bands album artwork as decor, and plenty more DIY details lovingly created by the bride and her talented friends and family. The rock and romance was beautifully captured by photographer Natalie Pluck.
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One of the best bits of my job is sharing hidden gems with you my gorgeous readers, and this one really is a beauty for any of you searching for the perfect country venue with heaps of charm. The Old Manor Hotel is an historic former farmhouse nestled in the Wiltshire countryside near Bath. This gorgeous venue dates back as far as the Doomsday book and it's so easy to see why current owners Tudor & Lucy Hopkins (and Camber the dog!) fell in love with it!
A few weeks ago Mr B and I were invited to experience it for ourselves, a welcome trip out of the city to the stunning countryside on one of the hottest summer weekends! A huge thank you to Rachel from Rachel Jane Photography for joining us to take these beautiful images.
Afternoon lovelies! How much did you love this morning's post? I adore the 'Perfect Imperfections' theme, it's such a romantic yet honest look at love! One of my favourite details from the shoot is the "Kintsugi" crockery, an old Japanese technique where gold is used to fix broken pottery, taking the scars and giving them beauty. With the upcycling trend still going strong, I think this is a really beautiful way to incorporate old broken pieces of family crockery into your day. Here stylist Lucia Sandaal has used plain matching pieces, but you could really have some fun mismatching different colours and patterns!
Words and lyrics can provide such beautiful inspiration for your wedding. Today's shoot from a creative team of Dutch suppliers coordinated by stylist & designer Lucia Sandaal and photographer Alexandra Vonk was inspired by words from two different sources (one of which happens to me my favourite song right now!) that both acknowledge the 'imperfectness' of true love, truthfully and honestly. I just love that! The soft blue, blush and peach palette with pops of yellow and gold capture the theme in a romantic, whimsical and totally beautiful way. Get ready for some serious pinning action ladies!


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Blah, stressful day yesterday capped by sissy-ing out of an easy scheduled jog left me going to bed looking forward to three solid days of training starting today. I find it more difficult to back out or cut short a workout if I write it for the world (read: 6 people) to read. With that in mind, the plan is:
Today - 12 relaxed miles with NMP ("M" is for modest, I'm guessing)
Saturday - 24 miles or 3.5-4 hours, race simulation (probably laps around walker ranch)
Sunday - 2.5 hour progression run, should end up being 20 miles
Next weekend (March 5 and/or 6) I'm thinking up some sort of nutty long run of apx 6 hours if anyone is interested in joining in some or all of it.
On the sweet potato front...
I half baked (insert dumb comment) the ST and added a bit of sea salt. Raw was too much but half steamed or baked and they're actually pretty good. Co-workers are certain I'm crazy and I have resigned myself into acknowledgment and general agreement that they may be onto something.
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Race simulation? What time you starting?ReplyDelete
Flexible on start time but would like to be on trail by 8am, done by noon. Leave my house by 715a.ReplyDelete
I could meet anyone at Chautaqua and carpool the rest of the way.
I think Jaime and Nick are supposed to be in town this weekend too.ReplyDelete
Yeah, no one wants to run with me, so I didn't know they'd be here.ReplyDelete
What's more intimidating, running the R2R2R as a first "ultra," or running it with a guy who's basically becoming one of the steadier 100 milers.ReplyDelete
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Who else is coming? I've only run one 100! :-)
Matt's on to something there...ReplyDelete
So how is the energy level on the non-pretzel diet?
The Grand Canyon. No better place to run your first ultra.ReplyDelete
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Some talk on the radio yesterday that the Giants might give him a "Good Faith" contract, according to his draft slot. Add to that little gem the fact that Goodell (for the NFL) put Jones family up in a hotel for the duration of his recovery.
Doesn't happen alot anymore, but everyonce in awhile, people do things that amaze me, in a GOOD way.Many many thanks to my talented friend Jos for the new Sig.
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I hope that he can completely recover!
He is lucky to be alive - the car was destroyed.
I am not saying, but I am saying that the accident happened between 5:00am and 6:00am.
Were they up early to go fishing or to do something else?
Or were they out partying and just calling it a night?
I go with the later and if thats the case he cost himself millions of dollars.What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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Credit to the Giants organisation on the way they've been involved in helping. Pity that actions like this don't get the press coverage they deserve - the media is quick enough to highlight bad decisions made by teams but aren't so quick to inform on some of the things done when, it could be argued, they could just walk away.Time spent annoying a Packer fan is never time wasted...
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---- — ELIZABETHTOWN — Voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved two renovation projects for Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School.
Proposition 1, with a vote of 142-16, includes full roof replacement and other work at a cost of $341,293; it will be completely funded by state building aid and $114,000 in EXCEL monies with no impact on the local tax levy.
With a tally of 111-39 on Proposition 2, the district got the go-ahead to spend $310,000 to tear up carpeting and the underlying asbestos tile in about 20 classrooms, perform asbestos abatement and put down new flooring.
"These are wonderful results," School Superintendent Scott Osborne said shortly after the polls closed Tuesday night.
ELCS District residents truly take an interest in and care about their school, he said, expressing gratitude for the mandate shown by the numbers.
For the Proposition 2 work, taxpayers will pay 4 cents per $1,000 assessed property value for 16 years.
On a property assessed at $80,000, that will be $3.20 a year.
The classroom carpeting is worn from many years of use and also was affected by flooding when rainwater invaded the school through leaks in the aged roof.
The roof, Osborne said, will be replaced with a protected-membrane roof system that will resolve longstanding issues with leaks that, in September 2012, allowed flooding by rainwater of some classrooms and hallways and other problems.
The roof was installed as part of a capital project done in 1989-90, and, Osborne said, has not had major renovation performed on it since.
Proposition 1 also includes replacement of the aged hot water heater and circulation pumps; chimney repair; and plumbing replacement in restrooms.
Osborne hopes the work can begin by July 1.
"We would like to do as much as we can when a minimum of students are here," he said.
For a couple of reasons, it looks as if the flooring projects and asbestos abatement will take place in two phases, this summer and next, he continued.
The community makes use of the school for various purposes in summertime, Osborne said, and school officials don't want the building to be completely unavailable.
And they want to make sure the abatement and new floors undertaken in each phase are completed in plenty of time before school resumes in the fall, he said.
"We're going to have to now engage with our school architect (John McKenna Associates of Plattsburgh) and the Facilities Planning Unit at the State Education Department and set up our time table," Osborne said.
"(The architect) is going to be giving us a pretty strong assessment now that we have the green light to move forward."
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White House memo; Pres Obama vowed to shield his daughters Malia and Sasha from the public and press when he was first elected president, but now he talks about them incessantly; a proud father, he is also a politician who seeks a personal connection between his existence in the White House and the regular lives of Americans, using his family life as a bridge. MORE
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Pres Obama's daughters, Sasha and Malia, have been essential in establishing his image as a likable family man, fact underscored by their appearance at the Democratic convention. MORE
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When he became president, President Obama vowed to shield his daughters from the public and press. Now, he can't stop talking about them.
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The death of President Obama's aunt has highlighted his complicated ties to his father's side of the family. "He leads his life, and I lead my life," said Malik Obama, a half brother.
April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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March 18, 2014, Tuesday
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March 4, 2014, Tuesday
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December 23, 2013, Monday
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November 28, 2013, Thursday
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On a Day That's Anything but Normal, Obama Girls Appear Just That
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January 22, 2013, Tuesday
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November 23, 2012, Friday
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Cozy Waterfront Home in Lake Livingston
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Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 story home, on Lake Livingston. Living room, kitchen and dining room downstairs. Wood deck facing the lake for wonderful sunsets. Smoking is permitted outside only as this is a smoke free home. Upstairs outdoor balcony, off of bedrooms, for morning coffee. Winding paved sidewalk to the pier and a sandy bottom lake. Good swimming for kids.
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Lighted fishing pier. Fenced in back yard. Parking in driveway, boat ramp, 75' away.
Kingsize bed in master bedroom, queen size beds in other 2 bedrooms.
Washer/dryer, microwave/refrigerator, and coffee pot in upstairs galley.
Full kitchen downstairs, with gas grill on outside deck. Kitchen fully stocked and towels and linens furnished.
Flat screen TV in 2 bedrooms
Living room, large flat screen, with surround sound, and Netflex movies.
Cable TV, WiFi
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Swimming, fishing, skiing and relaxing.
State park near by.
Jet ski and boat rentals near by also.
Downtown Livingston, with Wal Mart, restaurants, and hospital, 6 miles.
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$250.00 per night, $500 per weekend
$1125 for 5 nights.
$1400 weekly. based on 7 nights.
3 night stay required on holidays.
No more that 6 adults and children staying.
Refundable security deposit of $300 and non-refundable cleaning fee $75.00 required.
Pet deposit, and pet cleaning fee, if applicable, required.
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- Jet skiing
- Boating
- Sun bathing
Top things to do on a budget
- Sun bathing
- Grill on deck
- Reading
- Snoozing
Top things to do with a family
- Plan a great bar b que
- Enjoy swimming together
Robert Herron , owner