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Lost Magic Cheats for Nintendo DSHome / Nintendo DS /
This page contains Cheats for Lost Magic organized by sections for Nintendo DS. Lost Magic is a Role-Playing Action RPG game, made by Taito Corporation, released on Apr 25, 2006 and published by Ubisoft. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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- Publisher: Ubisoft
- Genre: Role-Playing Action RPG
- Release Date: Apr 25, 2006
- ESRB: Everyone
This Codes are Action Replay Codes. To use them you will need a Action Replay Device Game ID: AM9E-168beed4 Press Select In Battle For Max EXP 92102b04 00000004 1219b280 0000270f d0000000 00000000 Debug Test Event (Press Select while loading a save) a4000130 fffb0000 0209487c e1a05000 d2000000 00000000 94000130 fffb0000 0209487c e3a05017 d2000000 0...From: blahblah1994
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Once you defeat Leonard and get to the scene with the Diva of the Twilight threatening to kill the Wind Sage, keep the wand. You will become evil Isaac under Diva's control and can roam around to get the lost spells for evil and let Diva win. However, if you give up the wand she goes away leaving your friends alive, letting you continue. If you fol...From: tivz
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A new study by the Medical Group Management Association finds that finances, and the adoption of electronic health records continued for the second consecutive year to be the top concerns of most medical practice professionals.
According to the Englewood, CO-based MGMA's 2009 Medical Practice Today: What Members Have to Say, the top three challenges of running a group practice remain the same as in 2008. They are:
- Dealing with operating costs that are rising more rapidly than revenues
- Maintaining physician compensation levels in an environment of declining reimbursement
- Selecting and implementing a new electronic health record
Beyond that, however, the 2,077 respondents to the Web-based questionnaire say their No. 4 challenge is collecting from self-pay patients, particularly those with high-deductible plans and health savings accounts, has become a growing concern.
The No. 5 challenge concerns managing finances in the face of uncertain Medicare reimbursements. Recruiting physicians, which in 2008 was the fourth-ranked challenge, slipped to No. 6 this year.
MGMA also asked study participants how the recession is affecting their medical groups and how they are responding. Ranked by average score, the participants indicated the most probable effects of the recession on their practices are:
- An increase in uninsured patients
- Improved billing and collections and/or denial management processes
- Decreased revenues
- Postponed capital expenditures
- Operating budget cuts
- Staff hiring freezes
Many respondents said they were experiencing the effects of the recession on their practices. For instance:
- 36.6% say they have postponed capital expenditures
- 34.7% are seeing a rise in uninsured patients
- 34.5% have implemented a staff hiring freeze
- 33.9% have cut operating budgets
- 33.3% have improved billing and collections processes
- 33.1% have witnessed a decrease in revenue
On the positive side, nearly 82% of respondents say there was a zero probability that their group would file for bankruptcy protection. Nearly 80% also said there was a "zero probability" their practice would close because of the poor economy.
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Town officials said the weather took its toll on attendance at the town's annual deliberative session.
The session, which was to be held last Friday but was moved to Monday night due to the storm, attracted only 28 of the town's 6,267 registered voters. Most of those who turned out for the rescheduled session were board members.
"The weather definitely had an impact. They came outside, saw ice on their cars, and then went back inside and stayed home," town clerk Patricia Curran said.
Attendance was down from the 70 or so who typically attend the deliberative session - the only time voters can debate and amend proposed warrant articles before casting final votes March 12.
The few voters who turned out made no changes to the warrant and engaged in little discussion.
The big ticket item up for another vote this year is a proposal to build a new police station that would also serve as an emergency center.
Police Chief Joseph Beaudoin urged voters to support the $1,638,000 plan, saying it was time for the town to "step up to the plate."
This will be the fifth time since 2007 that voters have considered a new station proposal.
The 7,600-square-foot station would be built on town land near the town garage with entrances from Stage Road and Veterans Way. It would replace the station on Emerson Avenue that was originally built to be a fire station and doesn't have adequate space or facilities, police and other town officials said.
To build support for the new station, Beaudoin provided statistics to show just how busy the town is, with just over 9,000 residents and about 370 businesses.
Last year, he said, police received 15,000 calls, made 138 arrests, responded to 193 accidents, and investigated 68 thefts, 39 burglaries and five sexual assaults.
"We do have the same problems that every town has," he said.
Stephen Londrigan, chairman of the police station building committee, said the plan is the same as the one proposed last year, but the price tag has increased due to higher building costs. He said it will cost $7 per square foot more that it would have cost under the plan defeated by voters last year.
Because the plan would be paid for all at once and not through a 10-year bond, it will only need a simple majority vote to pass. In past years, the plan required a 60 percent vote.
The town's proposed $5,363,580 town budget also generated no debate Monday night and was sent on to the warrant unchanged along with other proposed articles.
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on Jan 17, 2011 at 7:29 pm
Good for her. But this is rather an exception than what awaits an army of baby boomers.
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"None of these studies have shown any general survival benefit over conventional treatment methods. By increasing the accuracy with which treatment is delivered there is a potential for dose escalation, and potentially a subsequent increase in effectiveness, particularly in local control rates. However the studies cited are so far limited in scope, and more extensive research will need to be completed in order to show any effects on survival." ... From Wikipedia.
The CyberKnife system is sold by the company Accuray, located in Sunnyvale, California. (A once-highly-hyped but currently rather a struggling company.)
on Jan 18, 2011 at 7:33 am
I am very happy for this patient's prognosis.
That said, this will not happen under Obama Care, given a patient's advanced age and the increasing costs that will come with the plan. 91-year-olds will have to deal with whatever they have.
It would be interesting to know how this procedure was financed (e.g., was this a case of the hospital 'farming' an insurance policy') since it would seem that there might be many very younger candidates who might benefit from it.
on Jan 18, 2011 at 3:38 pm
The article has a typo -- it says they have been married 16 years but it should be 61 years.
on Jan 18, 2011 at 4:45 pm
And Dick Cheney is in line to get a heart transplant. No wonder health care is broke!
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THE Club Skittles League's presentation night, held at the Lawns Social Club in Mary Street, proved particularly special for Shuttern A.
For the team, who have been disbanded following the closure of the Police Club, at last enjoyed some glory after winning their first piece of silverware – the Cecil Maddocks Cup – in their last-ever game. Runners-up in the competition were Kingston Blues.
Shuttern Sports won Section A coming out on top for the second successive season.
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Franies Muppets needed to win a play-off against Taverners to land the Section B title. Third-placed Norton Casualties made up the trio for promotion to section A.
After a topsy turvy league season Wyvern Wanderers managed a one-pin win at Kingston in the Knockout Cup final.
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CORTLAND - Frank J. Stein Jr., 83, died at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2013, at his home following an extended illness from Alzheimer's disease.
He was born April 28, 1930, in Howland, the son of the late Frank Sr. and Nelda Free Stein.
Frank was a 1948 graduate of Howland High School and pursued a career in the insurance business. He was an independent insurance agent for 40 years, culminating in the ownership of his own insurance agency. He was a member and past president of the Trumbull County Independent Insurance Agents.
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Frank was a lifetime member of Howland Community Church, where he served as a deacon for many years and also was a trustee and vice chairman of the official board.
During his life, Frank was an active member of the community. He was a member for eight years and past president of the Howland School Board. He was a member of Niles McKinley Masonic Lodge No. 794 F&AM, a 32nd degree mason in the York and Scottish Rites, a member of Al Koran Shrine and the Trumbull Shrine Club, and former member and past president of the Downtown Warren Lions Club. He also was a member of the Niles Kiwanis Club, Niles Moose Lodge and the Niles and Cortland Historical Societies.
Frank served as a board member of the Children's Rehabilitation Center, Trumbull County YMCA and the Niles Red Cross. He also was a member of Howland SCOPE.
Frank loved traveling with is wife, Virginia, and enjoyed golfing, especially with the O.S.L. League.
Frank is survived by his loving wife, Virginia M. Spencer Stein, whom he married Nov. 4, 1950; two daughters, Susan Johnson and Kathy Stein (Steve Parker); two grandsons, Jeremiah (Lorie) Johnson and Chad (Kathryn) Johnson; one great-grandson, Westin Johnson; his brother, David (Juanita) Stein; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by one brother, Walter Stein.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Lane Family Funeral Homes, Roberts-Clark Chapel in Warren, and also one hour prior to the 11 a.m. funeral service Friday at Howland Community Church. The Rev. Dr. Brian Byrne will officiate. Niles McKinley Lodge will conduct masonic services at 4:45 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Burial will be in Niles City Cemetery.
Frank's family would like to extend special thanks to his longtime caregiver, Heather; the Senior Independence Hospice group; the Howland Community Church volunteers; and all others involved over the years in his care.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Senior Independence Hospice Group, 6715 Tippecanoe Road, Canfield, OH 44406, or to Howland Community Church, 198 Niles Cortland Road S.E., Warren, OH 44484.
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These simple modern homes, Lojan House was designed by Robert Gurney Architect and is located in Ocean View, Delaware, USA. According to the architects, the simple modern homes consists of two distinct volumes, connected by a passageway. The east volume is constructed with cement board, the west volume with corrugated siding and the one story connecting space with the ground face concrete block. These simple modern homes designs with exterior materials are selected for their expected long term durability, ease of installation and initial cost.
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Plenty of stars were out for the Sixers-Celtics game on Wednesday night in South Philadelphia. Flyers Owner and Comcast-Spectacor Chairman Ed Snider was sitting in his old court side seats rocking the red Sixers' giveaway t-shirt. A gaggle of current and former Eagles were in the building. Wells Fargo Center regular Todd Herremans was in his usual seat behind the basket with Brian Westbrook just a few seats away, and then Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie was up in a suite with Mike Vick and Jason Kelce among others. First round pick Fletcher Cox was also in the building.
Most of the Eagles players in attendance were shown on the big screen and had their names announced. Jason Kelce was not singled out and he tweeted about it. Offensive lineman get no respect.
Eagles Oline gets snubbed from the Sixers announcer and shout out cam.Guess we aren't on the team @toddherremans @EvanMathis69
— Jason Kelce (@Jkelce) May 16, 2012
I don't know, JKelce, you're just kind of hard to see under all of that beard.
Sixers.com's Matt Cord caught up with the man who got the loudest ovation of the evening, No. 7 Michael Vick, for an interview.
"I appreciate all the Sixers fans who are probably Eagles fans as well. You know our goal is to win a championship this year. Hopefully the Sixers will pull it out and we'll lead right after them," Vick said.
On the Eagles 2012 draft:
"Very satisfied with the draft. I think our coaching staff put together a great draft, went out and got exactly what we needed, and then some. Very excited about what we have coming up this season and what we'll be able to do in the conference."
On working out like crazy this season:
"I've been working out so hard, man. I want it more than anything. I want it more for myself, and this organization, and the players around me. I just think we deserve it. After what we went through last year, I felt like it was only right to come back and work as hard as we could to not let that happen again. I'm going to finish my career without looking back saying 'I wish I would have done more.'"
He ends with:
"Philly, I love you."
What a sweet talker.
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•Professional guest speakers are invited to speak at educational workshops and lectures on issues that are important to your family's journey towards recovery. Workshops cover subjects such as psychiatric medication, social security disability, rehabilitation and vocational training, coping with caregiver stress and anxiety, children's mental health and many more topics.
• Workshops for mental health providers, other social service agencies and schools seeking to learn more about the rapidly growing South Asian community in New Jersey in order to provide culturally competent services.
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SAMHAJ Provider Referral List
SAMHAJ has compiled referral lists of bilingual mental health providers in order to benefit South Asian families and individuals seeking bilingual services. This referral list is made available to consumer, families and providers free of cost. Please note that NAMI NJ and its SAMHAJ program do not recommend or guarantee services from any provider or facility on the referral list.
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• SAMHAJ highlight of the"Documenting Our Presence: Multicultural Experiences of Mental Illness", an educational video by NAMI NJ. (Click here for more information about the complete video.)
|Each year, SAMHAJ offers an opportunity for members and supporters to come together and celebrate our community of support and share stories of courage and hope. The event highlights the fact that finding support and comfort in your own community is an important part of wellness and recovery. Dec. 7, 2013, Dec. 9, 2012, Dec. 2, 2011, Dec. 1, 2010, Dec. 3, 2009, Dec. 4, 2008
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|NAMI NJ and SAMHAJ presented "Parenting Workshops" in March & April 2014, in Edison High Schools, NJ a special series of workshops to provide information and support for parents of teenagers. Presenters were Priya Gopalan, LMSW, Aparna Kalbag, Ph.D, Bindu Khanna, MD, Bijay Minhas, LSW, MSW, Vasu Nacha, MA, Hina Pant, Ph.D, Neeru Narang,LPC & Grace HU.
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|SAMHAJ held an evening of celebration to benefit the program on March 22, 2009, at North Brunswick Township High School. Over 200 community members gathered to show their support for the cause, and to enjoy an evening of entertainment that included elegant Kathak and Bharatanatyam dance by Neha Sehgal and the Shishya School of Performing Arts, and lively popular music by Central Jersey singers Hidden Gems.


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Northwest Family Physicians, Entira Family Clinics and HealthPartners Inc. earned high marks in a new Consumer Reports evaluation of Minnesota primary-care practices.
The magazine partnered with Minnesota Community Measurement, a Minneapolis-based nonprofit, and HealthPartners Inc. to evaluate medical groups on both the quality and cost of their care.
Bloomington-based HealthPartners provided data to Consumer Reports, so only practices that are part of its insurance network were included in the study.
The magazine rated both the quality and cost at medical groups on a four-point scale. When quality either exceeded or matched cost, Consumer Reports gave the medical group a "good value" rating.
Northwest Family Physicians, a four-clinic chain based in Crystal, was the only medical group to earn a four in both the cost and quality categories.
Other providers that earned a "good value" designation included: Entira Family Clinics, HealthPartners, Stillwater Medical Group, North Memorial Clinics and Apple Valley Medical Clinic.
Consumer Reports also ranked individual clinics for the quality of care provided to patients with diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Those rankings did not factor in cost and are not limited to providers within HealthPartners' insurance network.
The top five clinics for treating cardiovascular disease and diabetes patients were: Entira Family Clinics' location in White Bear Lake; Fairview's Bloomington clinic; Park Nicollet clinics in Golden Valley and Prairie Center; and Western Wisconsin Medical Associates.
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Saturday Summary at Mugello: Signs of Marquez's Weakness, The Importance of Equipment, & The Rocketship Ducati
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Knowing that not everyone is in a position to watch qualifying and races when they are live, we try to operate a no-spoilers policy for at least a few hours after the event.
For us, this means no results in headlines, nor on the Twitter feed. But, as the mighty motorcycle racing Twitter personality SofaRacer put it today, "I know you don't like to Tweet spoilers David. But 'Márquez on pole' and 'Márquez wins' technically, erm, aren't."
To the surprise of absolutely nobody, Marc Marquez took his sixth pole of the season, and his seventh pole in a row on Sunday. Marquez remains invincible, even at what he regards as his worst track of the year.
His advantage is rather modest, though. With just 0.180 seconds over the man in second place – the surprising Andrea Iannone – it is Marquez's smallest advantage of the season, if we discount Qatar, where he was basically riding with a broken leg.
You get the sense that Marquez is holding something back, almost being cautious, after being bitten several times by the track last year, including a massive crash in free practice and then sliding out of the race.
It makes him almost vulnerable for the first time. His race pace is still fast, but he has others – Valentino Rossi, Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa, even the Ducatis of Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso – all on roughly the same pace.
Friday Summary at Mugello: On Wasted Sessions, A Feisty Rossi, And American Joy & Despair
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The weather didn't really play ball at Mugello on Friday. The forecast rain held off until the last five minutes of Moto3 FP2, before sprinkling just enough water on the track to make conditions too wet for slicks, too dry for wet tires. That left the entire MotoGP field sitting in their garages waiting for the rain to either get heavier and wet the track completely, or else stop, and allow it to dry up.
Dani Pedrosa explained that though the track was dry in most places, San Donato, the first corner at the end of the high speed straight, was still wet. Bridgestone slicks need to be pushed hard to get them up to temperature, and if you can't push in Turn 1, then they don't. That leaves you with cold tires, which will come back and bite you further round the track.
One of the items on the list of requirements Dorna sent to Michelin was the need for an intermediate tire. Would anyone have gone out if they had had intermediates? Pedrosa believed they would have. "With intermediates you can go out. I'm not sure whether you get anything out of it, but for sure you don't have 24 bikes in the box."
You don't learn much in terms of set up when you go out on intermediates, but more people might venture out. One team manager I spoke to was less convinced. "We have five engines and a limited number of tires. We can't afford to lose an engine in a crash. Why take a risk, when it's better to save miles on the engine?"
The wasted afternoon session left Marc Marquez – who else? – on the top of the timesheets. It had not looked that way for much of the session. Valentino Rossi had led the way from early on, Marquez only taking over in the front towards the end. For Marquez, this was a conscious strategy.
Thursday Summary at Mugello: Rossi's Revival in Race 300, And How Marquez & Moto2 Are Changing MotoGP
The paradox of the motorcycle racer is that every race is a big race, yet no race is more important than any other. The pressure on the MotoGP elite is so great that they have to perform at their maximum at every circuit, every weekend.
Every race is like a championship decider, not just the race which decides the championship. There may be extra pressure at a home race, or on a special occasion, or when a title is at stake, but the riders cannot let it get to them. There is too much at stake to be overawed by the occasion.
Still, Mugello 2014 is a very big race indeed. It is Valentino Rossi's 300th Grand Prix, and a chance for him to return to the podium on merit again, and not just because the crowds were calling his name.
It is the best hope of a Jorge Lorenzo revival, the Yamaha man having won the last three races in a row at the spectacular Tuscan track. It is the best hope for Ducati, the Italian factory having run well here in the past.
And it is the first realistic chance for Marc Marquez to fail, the Spaniard has never found the track an easy one, though it did not stop him winning there.
Sunday Summary at Le Mans: Rossi's Revival, Lorenzo's Slump, Miller's Revenge, & Funny Front Ends
Now, Valentino Rossi knows how Max Biaggi felt. "I did one mistake in 27 laps," Rossi told the press conference after the MotoGP race at Le Mans. "But in the crucial moment of the race." Rossi braked a little bit too deep into Turn 9, ran wide, and Marquez was through. The mistake was because Rossi knew Marquez was coming, and had to try to push to keep ahead.
"I try to push, to do 1'34.0, but I knew I was at the limit." Rossi knew that if he did not keep pushing to the full, Marquez would be upon him and past him in no time. It was perhaps that effort that caused Rossi to make the mistake that let Marquez by.
It was indeed a strange role reversal for Rossi. Ten years ago, it was Rossi himself who was hunter, stalking riders like Max Biaggi and Sete Gibernau, following them and simply waiting for a mistake. Now, the hunter had become prey, faltering when Marquez bore down upon him. At last, he got to ride a mile in Biaggi's boots.
Yet all credit is due to the veteran Italian. He is currently the only rider in the world capable of putting up any kind of resistance to the unstoppable force that is Marc Marquez. Both Rossi and Marquez were surprised and disappointed at Rossi's mistake, both relishing the chance to go toe to toe with one another.
"I don't know if I can beat him," Rossi said, "But I would like to fight. I think it would be fun." Marquez concurred, telling the press conference he had expected to have "a nice battle" with Rossi as he came up behind him, but when he saw Rossi make the mistake, he did not hesitate.
Saturday Summary at Le Mans: Marc Marquez as a Sound Investment, Rossi on the Honda, & The Changing of Moto2
Qualifying at Le Mans was full of surprises. Efren Vazquez grabbed his first ever pole in Moto3, Jonas Folger bagged his first Moto2 pole after just five races in the class, and Pol Espargaro secured a front row start as a rookie. Andrea Dovizioso posted another impressive performance, grabbing third in qualifying, and Ducati's first front row start of the year.
The two Movistar Yamahas were relegated to the second row of the grid, and Dani Pedrosa will start from way down in ninth. If you'd put money on that sequence of events, you could have earned yourself a very tidy sum indeed.
You certainly wouldn't have earned much by betting on who would take pole. Marc Marquez is turning into the very antithesis of surprise, at least if you judge him by the timesheet.
Who can stop Marc Marquez? By the look of the FP2 timesheet, maybe Andrea Iannone can. The Pramac Ducati rider ended Friday just 0.007 behind Marquez, the closest anyone has been to him on a Friday since Qatar.
Looks are, of course, deceptive, and if you dig a little deeper you see that Iannone's fastest lap, though impressive, was made using a tow from Dani Pedrosa, just as the Repsol Honda rider was setting his fastest lap of the session. Iannone also benefited from using the extra soft rear tire which Ducati is allowed to use, making it that little bit easier to post a quick lap.
Iannone should not be written off too quickly, however. Pedrosa slowed up to let Iannone past immediately after the pair had set their quick laps, and on the next clear lap, Iannone got into the 1'33s again, posting a time equal to Pedrosa's best lap, but this time, all on his own.
Whether he can convert that to consistent pace in the race remains to be seen. The Italian appears to be circulating around the 1'34.3 mark. Fast, but not fast enough to match what Marquez appears to be capable of.
For real race pace, you have to look a little further down the timesheets. Jorge Lorenzo appears to have refound his mojo, and is starting to grind out the laps. The Movistar Yamaha rider put in 16 full laps during FP2, 5 of which were 1'34.1s, plus a single lap of 1'34.054. This is the Lorenzo of old, working on consistent pace and slowly ratcheting up the pace.
Lorenzo's pace is still no match for Marquez – the Repsol Honda man seems capable of banging in 1'33.8s at will – but it is clearly the best of the rest. It has taken four races for the real Jorge Lorenzo to make an appearance, but at least he is finally here.
As the MotoGP circus descends upon the charming French town of Le Mans this weekend, there is one question at the front of everybody's minds: can he do it? Can Marc Marquez continue his incredible string of poles and victories by winning at Le Mans?
On the evidence of the 2014 season so far, you would have to say he can. But Le Mans is a different circuit, and one where a gaggle of Yamaha riders have gone well in the past. This could possibly be the first race since Qatar where Marquez is made to work for it.
Marquez has a lot going for him in France. Leaving aside his form – a perfect record of poles and wins this year, as well as being fastest in over half the sessions of free practice so far – the track looks to play to the Honda's strengths, on paper at least.
The stop-and-go nature of the Le Mans track sees the bikes spend a lot of time under hard acceleration, with slower corners needing hard braking. The Honda's 'V' approach to the corners – brake late, turn hard, stand the bike up quickly and get on the gas – seems to be a much better fit to the Le Mans circuit than Yamaha's 'U' style – brake early, enter faster, carry more corner speed and smoothly wind on the throttle.
And yet Yamaha riders have won four of the last six races at the circuit. Jorge Lorenzo has won the French Grand Prix at Le Mans three times, and each time with a very comfortable margin over his competitors. Valentino Rossi has won here twice on a Yamaha, in 2005 and 2008, and finished second behind Lorenzo in 2010.
It's even a track where Colin Edwards has shone in the past on a Yamaha – and where perhaps he can do well once again, despite hating the current Yamaha chassis he is riding at Forward Yamaha. This is the first in a series of circuits where Yamaha riders have dominated in the past.
If Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi want to start fighting back against the might of Marquez, Le Mans is as good a place to start as any.
The first MotoGP test of the season at Jerez is a tough one for the factories, coming as it does after three flyaway races on three continents, followed by a one-week hop back to Europe. Teams and engineers are all a little bedazzled and befuddled from all the travel, and have not had time to analyze fully all the data from the first four races of the season.
It is too early in the season to be drawing firm conclusions, and crew chiefs and engineers have not yet fully exhausted all of their setup ideas for fully exploiting the potential of the package they started the season with.
As a result, they do not have a vast supply of new parts waiting to be tested. The bikes that rolled out of pitlane on Monday were pretty much identical to the bikes raced on Sunday. The only real differences were either hard or impossible to see. Suspension components, rising rate linkages, and brake calipers were about as exotic as it got.
The one area where slightly bigger changes were being applied was in electronics strategies, with Yamaha and Honda working on engine braking, and Honda trying out a new launch control strategy. That new launch control system did not meet with the approval of Marc Marquez, however, and so will probably not be seen again.
Most of the teams spent their day revisiting things they had tried briefly during practice, but not really had time to evaluate properly. That paid dividends for Movistar Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo and Monster Tech 3′s Pol Espargaro, both of whom tried out the softer of the two tire options available.


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By Anne Dachel We often read that all the autistic kids everywhere are nothing new. Officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the watchdog agency on America's health, never seem worried. Regardless of the statistics, autism's increase is explained as merely "better diagnosing" by doctors. In other words, less able doctors just used to mislabel autistic children as something else. CDC officials and doctors love to take credit for the explosion in the numbers which they attribute to a broadening of the definition of autism and greater awareness on their part. Where only one in 10,000 kids had autism in the 1970s, today, after of studying eight year olds in 2000 and 2002, officials have determined that one in every 150 children, one in every 94 boys on average in the U.S., has autism. (They didn't give us that rate until 2007, but no matter, everything's under control.) This is a very important issue for the CDC because they've come under enormous fire from parents who claim that the dramatic increase in the vaccination schedule has caused an explosion in the autism rate. It certainly looks like a cause-effect relationship--More vaccines = More autism. The CDC's response to this allegation has been to deny it's real. Since it's impossible to claim that the number of vaccines hasn't increased (SEE: HERE), they instead tell us that there really isn't more autism, just doctors getting better at recognizing it.
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Hope the new year finds all of you well and ready for another dude ranch vacation adventure this summer! There is some exciting news for the ranch this new year as the Robert's family has grown!
On December 6, Vanessa gave birth to a very healthy and beautiful baby girl Zea Malén Roberts. She is a mellow and sweet baby, and Vanessa, Lance and big brother Aksel are over the moon for her.
So ya'll need to come back to the ranch to meet the new baby Roberts! She will be making her ranch debut this summer- I'm pretty sure that she has some sparkling pink boots to cowgirl up in....
Have you ever had a sore back? Not fun right? You can probably imagine that ranch horses get them too, since their back is our seat. You've heard the phrase: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Well, Wilderness Trails teaches riders that when they mount up they need to try to put themselves on a level with the horse's back. Whether it is using a log, a rock, or a fence- we try to elevate ourselves to make it easier on the horse's back when we mount up. Still, there are horses that can get sore from time to time. When we have a horse that seems tender we call in a horse chiropractor. It was amazing to watch Chiropractor Clay work! In the picture below he was working on our horse Ember. Some of the things he did may appear to be painful- but as we watched Ember he started licking and chewing after the chiropractor was done- which is a horse's way of saying: "That feels gooooood!" Ember's attitude even changed! He was less cranky and was moving better. It was a really neat thing to see, and not something you get to see everyday!
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Smokey, a Gelding, has smooth gaits, especially his trots. He can be a bit of a trickster with the wranglers; he enjoys pulling the radios off their belts and knocking off their hats. He is playful, but sweet and reliable with a compassionate temperament.
The sisters Belle and Button are said to be part unicorn, and Belle's mane certainly suggests magic. Both are super sweet and gentle.
Sideburns is an excellent cow horse. He is mellow and athletic – meaning he is still responsive even at a fast pace, and he has good endurance. He is a favorite among the wranglers because his long back makes him a velvety ride.
Austin is strong and requires an experienced Western rider (no tight English reigns for this guy). Those that can match him find him to be a super, fun ride; he's surefooted. Drifter is known for his creamy-smooth gaits. He even has a nice running-walk. Those that ride him compare the experience to gliding on water.
Jenni Darlow exudes strength and grace as she stands in a meadow that sweeps into distant peaks. It is a prime spot to enjoy "the view down the valley" – one of the things that keeps her coming back. This is her tenth season as an employee here at The Ranch, but she has actually been coming here since she was a nine-year-old girl – proud of her white, fringed boots. In fact, it was The Ranch that got her riding and keeps her riding. The "feel of the place," her relationship with the Roberts' family and other wranglers, and the connection she has with the horses keep her coming back to this valley. She teaches dance lessons, works with kids, and, of course, wrangles. The rest of the year she teaches math in Durango, so she knows this area. Standing in the meadow in her cowboy hat and pink-checkered shirt, Jenni is at ease; she is clearly home.
Paden is tough and he pays attention with quiet concentration – so I don't recommend messing with him. He has been coming out to The Ranch since he was a baby, and this summer, at the ripe age of ten, he is helping to take care of the horses out at the barn. "What do you like about being here?" I ask. Paden takes a moment to consider the question before he answers, "I like how the ranch is so fun. I like meeting new people. I like all the fun stuff I get to do." In terms of riding, his favorite thing is "enjoying the ride and the pretty country." Paden has ridden calves and steers in rodeos too, but it isn't the main thing that makes him a cowboy. No, the main thing that makes him a cowboy is his heart; he's got that grounded gentleness about him that only the truest and best cowboys have.
The community at Wilderness Trails Ranch is truly a rich one – with chefs, artists, a massage therapist, dogs, melodic birds – the list could go on. Of course, most visitors to our ranch are eager to meet our horses and wranglers, and they are a lovely crew. To this aim, each week from now until the end of July six horses and one wrangler will be featured here on our blog.
Rick and Red, our gentle giants, are Belgian Draft Horses. They have been with The Ranch for ten years and team up to provide our weekly hayrides. Being in their presence inspires awe, and the opportunity to benefit from their considerable strength and grace during the hayride is a highlight for many. They are also our resident stars as they have been featured in several movies.
Ember was born on The Ranch in 2002, the year of the fire – hence his name. Ember, a Morgan Quarter Horse, is super gentle and playful - ideal for beginning riders to help them build confidence and develop a deeper sense of joy while riding.
Tigger is a favorite among guests because he is highly responsive. He is a perfect fit for people with riding experience. Tigger was born on The Ranch and was Lance Robert's private horse for many years. The evidence of his loving training is evident to those who ride him. He is a Quarter Appaloosa Horse and has half-brothers who also live with us here at The Ranch.
Lenita, a Paint Mare, requires a confident rider. For those looking to build a relationship that requires more attention, Lenita provides a more complex riding experience. She is appreciated by our wranglers because she calmly walks to and waits in her stall each morning. Lenita was born here at The Ranch and is known for her lasting love for Sideburns, another one of our horses.
Willa's eyes will tell you how kind she is, and, indeed, this Percheron Quarter Horse mix is a favorite. She is highly responsive and enjoyed both by beginning riders looking to build confidence and experienced riders who want to enjoy a week of ease. Her strawberry-roan coloring is unique, and those that ride her may find themselves enchanted.
"I don't remember learning to ride" smiles Kathryn Forynski as she watches the horses graze. An unsurprising comment considering that Kathryn's mother first took her up into the saddle when she was only four-days old. Kathryn grew up riding Arabians in Bedfordshire, England where she was also an event rider in cross country, jumping, and dressage. She will tell you about it – with her customary reserved sweetness – if you ask. Kathryn has been with The Ranch since 2008, and she greatly enjoys the relaxed approach of Western riders. She respects the gentle power of horses, and the feeling of oneness that often arises while riding ties her heart to them even further. Part of what keeps Kathryn coming back is the trail riding; "There's always something new to notice" she says. And she's keeping her eyes open for elk shed because she wants a pair of antlers to paint pink and hang on her wall.
-Airica Parker
Both Frontier and American Airlines just announced a fare deal that is more than fair.
Can you believe only $59 one way to/from Denver?
But of course there are restrictions and days of the week to travel, but call us and we'll help customize your trip. We can always add on the Best of the West or the WTR Overland to the Ranch Stay or customize your stay with the dates you have after booking a great fare.
Sounds too good to be true, we'll yes it is "kind of". You have to book by tomorrow...
Most fares are for early summer travel.
Now, here is the advice from someone who knows (most of the time)... me - Sandy. I have been enjoying the tourism industry with guests and clients from around the world for many, many years. If you come to the ranch I'll tell you how long...
This is the time of the year that we see the airlines waving a short lived "Super Special", then pull it, then post another with slightly different rules. Historically, the end of April and beginning of May is the best time to purchase your summer vacation tickets, but you have to be diligent in looking to find the best fares.
As you may have heard, Tuesday/Wednesday are the best days to search for the best fares, and you need to be flexible with your dates and if you see it, book it - it won't be there long.
As always if you need help or advise please call me.
We'll you may have read my other blog post about American Airlines. I had apprehensions about if they would continue their service to Durango this summer as in the past AA had cancelled the route.
After consulting with other Durango travel professionals and AA, I think American is going to be a great option for our friends in Texas and stay for most of the summer. We do have several guests already booked on the Dallas/Durango/Dallas non stop flight with perfect arrival and departure times for staying at the ranch.
One more thought. I don't get to write often - so when I do I like to jabber. Have you called the ranch lately to find out about booking a week in June - it's a special surprise - if you have kids!
This time of year the office is open from 9am to 5pm MST, Monday through Friday. Please if you get the anwering machine, leave us a message and we'll be sure and call you back. Call (800) 52-Ranch or (970) 247-0722. We do monitor the messages 7 days a week and will call you back even after "office" hours. Thank you!
See ya soon!
American airlines has listed daily flight service between Durango and Dallas, however should we trust them?
The flight times are perfect for our ranch stay. The cost is fair, approximately $350 round-trip.
So why are we distrustful?
Here's the catch...each year they give us these flights and then take them away midsummer. This means our guests end up missing flights, need to be rerouted and many times show up very late or the next day at WTR- definitely not how we want our guests to start their vacation with us!
Durango is served by United and Frontier Airlines with service through Denver and has been the most consistent with pricing and number of flights offered. US Airways gives us 2-3 flights daily with service through Phoenix and has been consistent for the last several years.
So we are asking folks to let us know what you think.
Would you recommend American Airlines?
We want to wish everyone and their loved ones a Happy New Year!
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." Mark Twain
As many of you remember we collected suggestions to name our filly (baby girl horse).
She was such a cutie running around the front pasture, getting all the attention and hanging out with Pepper, Piper, Chica and her mom!
By the way to clarify a foal is a baby horse, a filly is a girl and a colt is a boy!
Anyway we had such a darn hard time trying to pick a name for this cutie! So, we came up with a plan!
We thought to ourselves, what can we do? Oh cool, we'll get our friends and guests involved!
We narrowed it down to "children's entries only" (our WTR kiddos) and then put them in a hat and pulled out 14 names.
Here is where we need your help. Now until November 30th, we would like for you to email, facebook or call with your vote on the name to choose from the list below. That name with the most votes will win and we will crown our little girl (now not so little) with her new name.
We will announce the name the foal on December 2nd, 2012!
Names pulled from the hat (Gene's hat of course!) are:
Cora Gaelic, Wild Flower, Chica, Raven, Moonbeam, Shadow, Pina (pronounced pine-a), Cocoa, Kitten, Sunshine, Lae-Lee, Maddie, Chloe and Dixie Doodle
So there you have it. Please email, fax, phone or facebook and let us know your vote!
Of course children are encouraged to participate in this event! So what shall her name be?
Just wanted to let you know what a great time we had at WTR. We are still going through withdrawal, missing our horses and all the wonderful people we met. There were so many things that we were impressed by: the beautiful location; the quality of your horses and what we learned about horseback riding; the great food and accommodations; the opportunity to meet other guests; and especially your staff, all so friendly and outgoing.
Ever since I was a little kid I've dreamed of being a cowboy and you guys made it possible. It's easy to see why everyone comes back year after year. Maybe one day I'll get one of those 10 year buckles, if not I'll have my ashes sent over and you can scatter them from Vista Grande!
Thank you for a wonderful week at WTR. We all had a ball! For the great riding, great all-day rides, gorgeous scenery, wonderful horses, wild tubing/wakeboarding, delicious food, delightful fellow guests, fun wranglers, great staff, invigorating yoga, relaxing fishing, comfortable cabins, great dance, adorable rodeo. We loved everything.
The extended Dunlap family have declared our week "the best vacation ever." Where else can 13 people of all ages do what they want in such a gorgeous setting?
I want to thank you deeply for setting up a wonderful week. The pace of each day, the options offered, the care with which you and your staff attend to even the smallest tasks, the flexibility, your unflappability, and your sincerity have combined to make Wilderness Trails Ranch a special place.
Our stay exceeded expectations. The kids were so polite, they outdid themselves. The cook—unbelievable! We can't wait to come back! Thanks Jan and Gene—you made us feel "at home."
This has been the best vacation ever! The staff does an excellent job! The meals, wranglers and overall experience was top notch! Thank you for everything!"
Thank you for your warm and genuine hospitality—from the comfortable accommodations and first class meals to fulfilling my dreams as a "City Slicker Cowboy." You have a terrific staff who are fun, professional, responsive, and attentive. You exceeded my expectations in every way.
I am quite sure there are many beautiful ranches in Colorado, but it would be difficult to find one with such a total package: Staff, food, horses, activities, and accommodations!
May 2009 - "This was the most enjoyable vacation I've ever had! The staff, accomodations, location and horses are top notch! Awesome adventure! Thank you for a wonderful week!"
We knew a good time was to be ours at WTR, but the final result was FAR beyond our expectations. You have set a very high standard for your staff and facilities. All 18 in our family came away with a renewed enthusiasm in our lives and an imprinting of an extremely fond memory.
"WTR is a gem! Outstanding in all areas! An exceptional experience in an exceptional place, led by exceptional people! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Something for everyone!
We were so impressed with your staff and how efficiently things were run. We said it ran like a "well-oiled machine," but that's not entirely true. A machine doesn't have heart and your staff had that in abundance.
Your staff is wonderful—polite, well-trained, efficient, and enjoyable to be around.
You have set the standard of excellence in how you want the ranch run; how you want your wranglers to handle the horses and to interact with the guests; how you want the children to be challenged; and how clean you keep the place from the cabins to the tack room to the property. I loved seeing the impact of WTR on newcomers and cherish my own moments. Until I drag my boots from the closet again to return to the ranch, I send you my best regards and thanks.
July 2009 - ""This has been a holiday of a lifetime and we have enjoyed every minute from the riding, the staff, the guest and the whole experience! The staff were great!!!"
Our children haven't stopped talking about their trip to the ranch and about "their horses." Phil says it was the best vacation he has ever had with the family and is ready to do it again next year! And that's saying a lot, considering he has bad allergies to just about anything with 4 legs, and I was the one who planned the vacation this year!
Saddle tramps children's program is excellent! My 7 year old is very happy and pleased!
I can honestly say your ranch is the best run, well organized and welcoming place I have ever been. In this day and time a place that is good, wholesome and supports family time is a rarity. I thank you all for the way the week at Wilderness Trails blessed our family.
My week at WTR was wonderful beyond my dreams!! Full of horses and great horsemanship, new friends, great food, spectacular scenery and most of all GREAT hospitality!! Thank you for sharing your world of horses and life in "God's Country."
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Results Oriented Management Accountability (ROMA) Report (2013)
Results-Oriented Management Accountability (ROMA) is a performance-based initiative designed to preserve the anti-poverty focus of Community Action and to promote greater effectiveness. ROMA was created in 1994 by a task force of Federal, state, and local community action officials - the Office of Community Services' Monitoring and Assessment Task Force (MATF). The purposes of the action are to improve Federal program effectiveness and public accountability by promoting a focus on results, service quality and customer satisfaction.
KCEOC Community Action Partnership's State Fiscal Year 2013 report, which is listed below, illustrates sound management practices of KCEOC in the areas of assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation


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Fraser Valley Biennale wraps up Oct. 9
Time is running out to check out the work of six Langley artists taking part in the Fraser Valley Biennale.
Until Oct. 9, the Reach Gallery Museum in Abbotsford is showcasing 26 local and regional art-making, and profiling some of the best visual artists from across the Fraser Valley.
Presented in collaboration with the Abbotsford, Langley, Maple Ridge and Mission Arts Councils, the biennale is a series of juried exhibitions celebrating regional visual art, ranging from sculpture, painting and photography to installation and video art.
Among those whose work is on display are Doris Hutton Auxier, Jo-Ann Sheen, Randall Steeves, Dan Lefebvre, Aaron Moran and Susan Gorris.
Auxier is concerned with the environmental issues of the Fraser Valley such as efforts to protect the Langley Bog and Riverview Mental Hospital's Colony Farm.
Auxier's two paintings which are on display depict the complexity of moss and other forms of vegetation that are under threat.
Sheen is from Fort Langley and has been focusing on print-making. Her work makes reference to the quilt making tradition and draws parallels between printmaking and quilt making.
Steeves explores the medium of painting in an increasingly media based world and is driven by a conviction that the act of painting is another way to experience the essential features of reality. Steeve's paintings consist of bees wax mixed with pigments and brushed into the canvas to create a layer of translucent wax and a complex surface.
Lefebvre, is a woodcarver who started carving at the age of 15. Through the use of tools and fallen wood, Lefebvre designs and creates wood carvings that express personal reflections on life around him.
Moran uses found materials from suburban demolition and construction sites to create geometric assemblages which draw attention to their present state of uselessness.
Moran's assemblages made from wood, acrylic and house paint draw attention to material structural/architectural qualities, complexity and organized chaos.
Gorris, a multimedia artist from Aldergrove, uses a variety of mediums to record and react to particular dichotomies in nature and play with human and animal characteristics. Her ceramic work transposes animal forms into the physical image of human forms.
"In anthropology, a glimpse into the values, social rituals and language that were pertinent to survival provide threads of opportunity for visual expression," writes Gorris, in her artist's statement.
"Contrasts of culture are often found in artifacts, stories, architecture and skeletal remains."


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1. You don't "the" in either case. Just write "journalists".
Number 4 is ok. The word order is not exactly common, though it is possible. I'd say a context would have to justify it in some way.
A more typical way of writing number 4 would be: Three years ago John was not the same as he is today.


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I was lucky enough to find the large size of Suave Body Wash at my Dollar General for the same price as the smaller bottles. Pair that great price with a Dollar General store coupon and a manufacturer coupon for an even better deal!
Buy 2 Suave Naturals Body Wash, 12-18 oz $2.00, regular price
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Check out Recycle Bank…there's a printable .75/2 coupon for 100 points!
lame. post needs to revise that the sauve coupon is NOT a printable coupon
It was a printable coupon, but the coupon has been depleted of prints as of now. Sorry you missed it!
I'm having the same problem with the Redplum coupon. It wants me to load it to a card.
It appears that the coupon is out of print. It went fast! Sorry you didn't get the coupon to print.
It says, you must log in before you can load coupons to your card and last time I checked you don't need a card to Dollar General. How did you get this???
If you click the Dollar General coupon link, it will take you to the page and allow you to print it. The Red Plum coupon is out of prints as of now. Hope that helps!
So good to see good deals at DG! I work there and there are so many awesome deals weekly!! Very rarely see any coupons come through my DG!
We think so too aeuddyback! =)