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UPDATED: Two workers attacked in Manchester's Elliot Hospital
MANCHESTER— A worker at the Elliot Hospital received "very serious injuries" to his face and head when he was attacked Monday by a patient in the emergency department's psychiatric evaulation room, according to police and hospital officials.
Elliot Hospital described the attack as tragic, and the patient — Manchester resident Ansel Kinglocke, 33 — was arrested and charged with felony first-degree assault.
Kinglocke had been a patient at the hosptial since Friday, according to police Lt. Michael Hurley.
Throughout this year, physicians, hospitals and advocates for the mentally ill have complained about long waits in hospital emergency rooms for patients as they undergo hallucinations, mania, depression, suicidal thoughts or other mental health crises.
"It presents serious challenges for both the staff and patient for life-safety issues," said Ken Norton, executive director of National Alliance on Mental Illness New Hampshire.
He said statistics complied over a 5-month period last year showed that more people wait for admission to the New Hampshire Hospital on Mondays than any other day of the week.
In a statement, Elliot Hospital did not name Kinglocke, but said the patient had been in the psychiatric evaluation area of the emergency department.
Police said the two injured hospital workers were members of the medical staff. Donald Whyman, 52, received the most serious injuries and is being treated at a Boston hospital, police said. Melissa Clermont, 33, suffered less severe injuries to her head. Kinglocke faces a misdemeanor assault charge stemming from that attack.
Police said they were called to the hospital at 11:10 a.m. Monday. The initial call made mention of a firearm, but that proved to be unfounded, said police spokesman Lt. Maureen Tessier.
By the time police arrived, Kinglocke was inside the hospital and under the supervison of hospital security, police said.
Police said they know of no weapon used in the attack.
Kinglocke was held at the Valley Street Jail on $100,000 bail and is scheduled to be arraigned at Manchester District Court this morning.
In a statement, Elliot Hospital said it was grateful for the rapid response of its trauma team.
"We are deeply saddened by this event and our collective thoughts and prayers are with our colleagues and their families as they recover from today's tragic events," the statement reads.
Just eight days ago, a new state budget went into effect that earmarks an additional $28 million for mental health treatment.
Norton said those effort includes 10 new beds at the New Hampshire Hosptial, which have already opened, and an involuntary treatment program at Franklin Regional Hospital.
Other aspects of the effort include community-based treatment teams and housing resources, but those have yet to come to fruition, Norton said.
An emergency room is poorly suited for somone undergoing a mental health emergency, he said. It has no windows. It has flashing lights and intercom noises. And dangerous objects such as scalpels are close at hand.
Furthermore, emergency room physicians are not equipped to deal with a patient stuggling with mental illness. Waits of one to two days are common, and they have exceeded a week, Norton said.
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By the time you've finished high school—and left proms, SAT scores, and driver's permits behind—you assume you've left acne behind as well. But, alas, acne can plague people's complexions well into their 30s and 40s. And topical treatments usually only treat the problem after it has oh-so-visibly manifested. Applying one of these potions may hasten the blemish's departure, but like an unwanted guest, you'll have to endure its presence in the meantime. Plus, the harsh acids in many treatments strip the face of its oil, prompting the skin to pump out more and worsen acne as the skin swings between oiliness and dryness.
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Certain foods can spur zit formation, but, contrary to mom's warning, chocolate isn't one of them. Research has shown that neither it nor greasy foods cause acne. But a diet low in zinc might. Studies published in the journals Clinics in Dermatology and International Journal of Dermatology found that taking 135 to 250 mg of zinc daily can treat mild to moderate acne as effectively as some prescription medications. Researchers theorize that zinc has antibiotic properties similar to tetracycline, a common acne medication. Pumpkin seeds, meat, and legumes are all high in zinc.
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A magnitude 3.8 aftershock struck the Imperial Valley and eastern San Diego County on Sunday, according to automated seismographs and computers operated by the U.S. Geological Survey.
The aftershock was centered 30 miles south of Mexicali, about 115 miles east of San Diego. It hit at 11:37 a.m.
Thousands of similarly-sized aftershocks have rattled the area since a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck April 2, killing two people in Mexicali and causing hundreds of millions dollars damage in Imperial County.
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A teenager has died following a prank played by a group of teenage boys in northern Alabama. Authorities say 15-year-old Jesse Rainey was taken off life support Friday at a Birmingham hospital. The shooting happened early Saturday morning at a rural home in Tuscumbia where eight teenagers had gone for the weekend. No adults were present. A group went outside to play a prank. They flipped off an electrical breaker to turn out the lights. Rainey then hid in a closet as part of the prank. When one boy opened that closet door, Rainey jumped out to scare him. The boy fired a gun, shooting Rainey in the head. Authorities are investigating the case as an accidental shooting.
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Just heard from a solid that PBF & King..., have signed a $100 million contract!
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PBF better watch what he signs though as I don't see him fighting pass Pacman. Not sure why I say that but for $100 million, King will need 3-5 fights to make his $$$ back! Does anyone see him fighting more than 2-3 fights...I am having a hard time picturing that myself! Bring on Pacman vs PBF & fuck Margacheato & his cheating ass & his bullshit belt! Thoughts y'all?
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Interestingly, Iole reported that Pacquiao - Cotto was a much bigger weekend for Vegas casinos than Mayweather - Mosley...I think 50 / 50 is fair.
And while Top Rank is annoying with the keeping it in the fam...Floyd has been fighting under the GBP promotional license for a little while now, when is the last time he fought a non-GBP fighter?
Arum and Floyd have so much disdain for each other because they are so much alike.
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UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Nicole Kidman has received the Humanitarian Award of the Kuwait-America Foundation for her work on behalf of women around the world, along with a donation of $250,000. The funds will benefit a UN Women initiative in one of Jordan's poorest rural areas to enhance women's economic empowerment.
UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Nicole Kidman with husband Keith Urban, Sheikh Salem Al-Sabah, Ambassador of Kuwait to the US and Sheikha Rima Al-Sabah at the Annual Gala of the Kuwait-America Foundation on 11 March 2012. (Vicky Pombo Photography)
She continued: This is why UN Women puts strong emphasis on women's economic security and political participation. Women need to be able to take the decisions that shape their lives and their societies. Economic autonomy means greater independence in all aspects of life: it helps women to feed their families and send their children to school so that they can get a proper education for a better future. Having an income can also provide a way out of a violent home. Working with UN Women, I have learned about the horrific scope of violence against women around the world and seen its devastating impact.
The Kuwait-America Foundation's contribution will support UN Women's work in the Al-Mafraq governorate in Jordan to help women set up their own small businesses, including by being able to tap into a revolving fund, and to acquire new skills that will position them better to find jobs.
Despite major improvements in women's access to education, social status and citizenship, women's economic participation remains low in Jordan and has been trailing behind most countries at the same socio-economic level.
Statistics from 2009 indicate that merely 14.9 per cent of the Jordanian female populations over 15 years are economically active compared to 64.8 per cent of males.
About 20 per cent of Jordanians live in rural areas where poverty is more prevalent than in urban areas. Some of the most vulnerable groups of women, excluded from economic participation, are those living in the areas classified as "poverty pockets by the Government.
One of the poorest governorates in Jordan is Al-Mafraq, with a total population of 281,000 and a poverty rate of 31,9 per cent .
"I know that these women will make a difference not only for themselves, but for their families and societies, said UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Nicole Kidman acknowledging the financial support. Thank you for making this possible.


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Physical therapy is one of the most important treatments for cerebral palsy (CP). It usually begins soon after diagnosis and often continues throughout life. Some children with CP may start physical therapy before being diagnosed, depending on their symptoms.
Special devices and equipment are needed for some people with CP to help them with specific problems. For example:
Occupational therapy helps teens and adults adapt to their limitations and live as independently as possible.
Speech therapy helps control the mouth muscles. This therapy can be of great benefit to children with speech or eating problems. Speech therapy often starts before the child begins school and continues throughout the school years.
Nutritional counseling may help when dietary needs are not met because of problems with eating certain foods.
Biofeedback may be useful as part of physical therapy or on its own. During a biofeedback session, people with CP learn how to control their affected muscles. Some people learn ways to reduce muscle tension with this technique. Biofeedback does not help everyone with CP.
Both massage therapy and hatha yoga are designed to help relax tense muscles, strengthen muscles, and keep joints flexible. Hatha yoga breathing exercises are sometimes used to try to prevent lung infections. More research is needed to determine the health benefits of these therapies for people with CP.
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Several controversial therapies exist for CP, such as electrical stimulation and special diets. If you are considering these types of treatments, talk to your doctor about any related research or where to find more information.
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MARKET Rasen & Louth RUFC will be looking to put things right on Saturday after they were 'blown away' by second-bottom Peterborough.
The Red and Greens host Bugbrooke Badgers for the first time (2.15pm), just seven days on from a 29-17 reverse at Midlands 1 East strugglers.
With strong winds a feature throughout, it was always destined to be a classic game of two halves that would be decided by who best handled the conditions.
Peterborough had first use of the wind, and its strength was amply illustrated in the first minute as home scrum-half Patrick Webb was unable to convert a relatively simple penalty kick.
With most of the early play in the Rasen twenty-two, the visitors managed the situation by taking the ball up through the forwards.
Having safely negotiated the first quarter, the Red and Greens seemed determined to maintain a solid line.
That was until Peterborough set on a sustained assault of the away side.
Rasen conceded a penalty close in, and with a quick-tap Webb glided over the line in the 26th minute to open the scoring – he then calmly slotted the conversion.
The Red and Greens forced their way back into the home half, but after conceding a penalty from a scrum, number eight Andy Barringer claimed a pushover try for the strugglers, who had not won in 18 previous league games.
Barringer added a quick-fire second, and Peterborough star Webb duly converted both of his efforts to sentence Rasen to a 21-0 deficit at the break.
After the break, an early score from visiting number eight Leigh Dearden – from a quick tap penalty after sustained pressure – gave Rasen hope.
However, just like the Red and Grens had done in the first half, Peterborough dug in and played a simple driving game to retain possession, and frustrate their opponents.
In fact, Rasen could only muster one other meaningful attack in the third quarter when Matt Sutton ran the ball out of defence and found fly-half Chris Everton with a long pass.
Everton took the ball on and then chipped over the defence, but was stopped by his opposite number Tom Williams.
The visitors were well and truly back in the game soon enough, though, as Sutton went over in the corner and Christian Gregory followed it up with a neat finish to a fine move.
However, kicker Sutton was only able to convert one of his three opportunities all day, and Rasen still trailed 21-17 as the game entered its final stretch.
Both sides battled until the end, but when Webb notched up a penalty, Peterborough were almost home and dry.
There was still time for the busy Chris Sansby to add a fifth try for the hosts, who were more than happy to take their first win of the season.
Rasen: Pytlik, Alldridge, Ashton (Wootton), Mills, Carson (Crowe), Pryer, Denniss, Dearden L, Starling M, Everton C, Gregory, Norton F (Smith), Beasley, Harvey, Sutton.


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Marcello Giordani Young Artist Program 2014: June 15 – July 28
The Marcello Giordani Young Artist Program provides gifted young singers, pianists, and stage directors (ages 18-30) opportunities to study and perform with leading opera professionals during a 6-week residency at the Crested Butte Music Festival.
Marcello Giordani Young Artists receive housing as well as a $500 stipend. All Young Artists will be considered for The Crested Butte Music Festival Award for Excellence in memory of Rosalind Jackson of $1,000, which will be announced at the final performance of Verdi's Rigoletto on July 27, 2014.
For more information including the online application, visit www.yaptracker.com
Audition Material:
• Headshot and resume
• Audio tape of 2 arias in contrasting styles and languages
• If called for a live audition, prepare 3 additional arias in contrasting styles and languages
• Intensive instruction in musical and dramatic work, diction, and stagecraft
• Perform and cover roles in Verdi's Rigoletto and Puccini's Suor Angelica
• Perform in a cover run of Verdi's Rigoletto with orchestra
• Perform in an aria and ensemble concert with orchestra
• Perform in fully-staged opera scenes program, public master classes, and community/donor events
• Physical training sessions three times a week with Keith Miller, Metropolitan Opera
• Dance instruction with Linda Gelinas, Metropolitan Opera
• Outdoor experiences with Wilderness Pursuits, a guided program offered by Western State Colorado University in rafting, kayaking, and other outdoor sports
Roles Being Cast:
Suor Angelica:
Cover Roles:
Suor Angelica:
Apprentice Coach
Audition Material:
• Audio file of two arias in contrasting styles and languages, to be both sung and played
• Two letters of recommendation
• Write a brief statement outlining your experience and interest in the program
If called for a live audition, prepare the four selections listed below. Applicants will be asked to play and sing selections with idiomatic
language as well as good pianism. The audition will also include sight-reading and an interview.
• La bohème: Beginning of opera through Schaunard's aria (end at Benoit's "Si può?")
• Coach and perform in opera scenes program
• Coach and prepare Young Artists for cover roles in Verdi's Rigoletto and Puccini's Suor Angelica
• Play staging rehearsals for operas, scenes, and dramatic coachings
• Coach Young Artists in additional scenes, arias and roles as necessary• Perform in master classes and community/donor events
• Receive musical and pianistic instruction from YAP faculty
Apprentice Director:
Interview Material:
Candidates will be interviewed in December 2013 - in NYC or by phone.
• Assist the professional directing staff in the production of Verdi's Rigoletto and Puccini's Suor Angelica
• Assist in all technical and organizational aspects of production as needed
• Assist in the preparation of additional scenes and community/donor events
• Attend dance, drama and master classes with the other Young Artists
Application, audio file (if required) and a non-refundable application fee of $35 must be received by November 4, 2013.
For application forms, visit:
Mark Moorman, Director of Artistic Administration-Opera
For application forms, visit:
Crested Butte Music Festival
PO Box 2117
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Lower Dean Farm, Dean, Trentishoe, Parracombe, EX31 4PJ, Tel: 01598 763565, Email, www.deanridingstables.co.uk, (6 miles, 10kms)
Riding holidays and superb hacking across Exmoor, with breathtaking moorland and coastal view, on quality well schooled horses and ponies.
Combe Martin, North Devon, EX34 0DN, (9 miles, 15kms)
Access to Wild Pear Beach requires a testing walk of approximately 2kms with steep gradients. Mostly sand and shingle with rocks and caves at the foot of the cliffs.
Crock Point, Lee bay, Lynton, EX35 6B7, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (1 miles, 2kms)
A short walk around Crock Point, with views across the tiny cove below to Duty Point Tower, above Lee Abbey, returning through peaceful woodland past gently flowing streams with splashing waterfalls.
The Hunters Inn, Heddon Valley, Exmoor, EX31 4PY, Tel: 01392 360050, Email, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (4 miles, 7kms)
A gentle stroll through ancient woodland, along a babbling stream to a tiny secluded shingle beach strewn with boulders and shadowed by steep, scree-clad hillsides, with dramatic cliffs of geological importance and tales of smugglers.
Walk Route: Circular
Lynmouth, North Devon, EX35 6EQ, Tel: 01598 752225, Email, www.visitlynton.co.uk/attractions/beaches, (0.9 miles, 1kms)
Picturesque harbour set in an area known as 'The little Switzerland of England'. Lynmouth opens to a pebbled beach with abrupt scenery. Surrounded by beautiful National Park this beach is frequented more often by walkers than sun bathers.
Lynton, North Devon, EX31 4QX, www.lynton-lynmouth-tourism.co.uk, (3 miles, 5kms)
As it's name may suggest Woody Bay lies below ancient woodland. This secluded beach requires a steep walk of approximately 500 metres, to reveal a rocky, pebbled beach with some shingle.
A39 Yenworthy, Lynton, North Devon, EX35 6NY, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (5 miles, 8kms)
A challenging walk through ancient hanging oak woods and plunging tree-lined valleys with tumbling streams and waterfalls, in a remote area once used for the banishment of social outcasts.
Walk Route: Circular - Difficult
Exmoor National Park, Dulverton, Somerset, North Devon, EX35 6NT, (1 miles, 2kms)
Varied Exmoor landscape of rocky coastline, heather moorland, wooded valleys and fast-flowing rivers.
Combe Martin, Near Ilfracombe, North Devon, EX34 0AR, Tel: 01271 883319, Email, www.visitcombemartin.com, (9 miles, 15kms)
Combe Martin is a superb family beach, a favourite of many locals, understandably as it is located within the Heritage Coast and in an area of outstanding Natural Beauty. It boasts some of the finest scenery.
Robber's Bridge, Porlock, Exmoor, TA24 8PB, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (9 miles, 14kms)
Starting from Robber's Bridge, at one time the heart of notorious bandit country but now a tranquil beauty spot among birches and beeches, this walk rises and falls through forest and woodland on the side of Culbone Hill.
Walk Route: Circular
Porlock, TA24 8NS, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (10 miles, 16kms)
Easy circular walk. Gentle footpaths, no noticeable ascent or descent. One path travels close to the shoreline and could be liable to flooding in severe conditions. At such times there are other paths nearby that can be used. 4 miles (6kms)
Walk Route: Circular - Easy
County Gate, North Devon, EX35 6NQ, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (4 miles, 7kms)
The walk starts from the car park at County Gate. From here cross the road and follow the footpath signs for the Sugarloaf. This is one of the finest viewpoints on the Exmoor Coast.
Walk Route: Circular - Moderate/Difficult
Valley of the Rocks, Lynton, North Devon, EX35 6HS, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (0.8 miles, 1kms)
A classic easy walk along a relatively level section of high cliffs between Lynton and the spectacular Valley of Rocks.
Walk Route: Circular
Combe Martin, EX34 0DH, Tel: 01392 360050, www.southwestcoastpath.com, (9 miles, 15kms)
Moderate circulare walk. Green lanes, farm tracks, public footpaths, country lanes. Going fairly even underfoot. 4 miles (6kms)
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Well here we are at week ten; eight and Zero. Id like to give a shout out to Jaquizz.He is going to get better and better every week.I'm looking forward to that! To me things seem to be settling down.We lost Jason but our man Konz is making out to be everything we wanted when we drafted him.I'm thinking that we need to pick up another good lineman next year in the draft and for some reason I keep thinking that the top brass might be considering the idea of doing a Julio and getting Jarvis Jones next year.My only concern would be is whether he and Spoon can work together ?I think that the media has stepped up and has started giving us a few more cudo's.There are still die hards out there that seem to be wanting to be the one who called it."See I told you they would lose" ; As they pat themselves on the back for being so prescient.
Well alrighty then here we go for week ten
Naturally I pick Falcons over the Saints
Indianapolis > Jacksonville
New York >Cincinnati
Miami > Tennesse
Buffalo > New England
Tampa > San Diego
Denver > Carolina
Seattle > New york
Dallas > Philly
San Fran > St Louis
Houston > Chicago
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Bikini Treat: Vanessa Hudgens
July 21, 2013 in Then and Now, Vanessa Hudgens by Versus
Bikini Traeat: Vanessa Hudgens, who looked great in a bikini while having fun on a boat in Italy.
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The new Indian Creek: A Climbing Guide will be available in April. In order to help out Spring Break climbers, Sharp End is offering a pre-order special: Pre-purchase the new print guide and get a free ebook. www.sharpendbooks.com This second edition of Indian Creek: A Climbing Guide posed quite a challenge for us at Sharp End. The first edition was well received and forever changed the face of climbing guidebooks. It was the first full-color climbing guidebook in America and, as such, created a new standard. I don't believe it was color alone that made it so special. The book captured the aura and the feel of The Creek and allowed readers to dream of the place when they weren't there. Making the second edition better and more complete was no easy task. I appreciate the many comments and suggestions we received, and we tried to implement the brilliant advice. I believe users will welcome the expanded gear beta, larger cliff photos, and the addition of star ratings. With the inclusion of essays by Steve Hong and Scott Carson, we have added insight into the rich climbing history. We have included information on new crags and off-the-beaten-path climbs that will interest those looking for adventure and solitude. Over 70 new photographs from such talents as Andrew Burr and Celin Serbo give the book a fresh face. Of course, visitation has grown and we wanted to address environmental, cultural and access issues in greater detail. Many thanks go to The Nature Conservancy, the Bureau of Land Management, Friends of Indian Creek, and the Redd Family for their continued acceptance of climbers and their essays on environment and stewardship.
hahaha i lold
It is the same book as before. First in color, then black and white, now back to color. Not sure how to equate this to putting out the misery of a dying animal. It is the same damn book that helped injured the animal.
I've got the original "Dr." David Bloom book, in color if anyone wants it... it can be yours for $28, includes media mail shipping through USPS. Book is in great condition with no writing or marks in it.
To be honest, I think the climbing magazine guide that Steve Petro put together is still the best and it fits in your pocket! Oh yeah and on the back of the photo copy you can write in the new routes.
Put a #4 right there -- no, there; not there; that's the 1.5
Sounds like Sharp End has taken an outstanding guide book and made it better. Thanks for the offer on the ebook. I'll be there in late March, so I'm buying one.
Fred, I like the deal, but upon hitting the checkout button I discovered the $7.95 shipping charge (23% of the cover price). Is there any way you could provide a pick-up option for folks here in Boulder?
I really like the color guide book and will definitely pick up the new one as well. Fred, I know their is a group of climbers that have issues with seeing a ton of people in the creek. but it is what it is. I think really the only way to reverse the damage that has been done truly is to stop going there all together. new routes always tickle my fancy and shit, if it spreads people out...kudos. you can bet your ass I'll support your business. you are right about color guide books.. they have changed the face of climbing. instead of a fucking drawing and standing at the base of a climb wondering, you can actually find where you are at and get to stepping. to me it means more climbing. my partners and I thank you.
I have been going to the Creek for 13 years. The new guidebook was great at spreading out some of the use. People are gonna come regardless-just look at the place, it's amazing. People who complain about the situation are lame. There is tons of other climbing right under your friggin noses, so quit whining when there are 30 cars at Supercrack Butress and go somewhere else. I will defeniteley pick up the new guide and visit new areas. Every crag here has five star routes on them. Enjoy
john how would going without chalk change where the creek is at today.just trying to understand your point of view. and what is the difference when it comes to different climbing destinations i.e. turkey, eldo rmnp? should we stop climbing altogether. I see that as the only true way not to destroy the land.
Personally I think IC would be much better with designated campground sites, user fees, and a few more toilets. It is a beautiful place and people will NEVER police themselves properly. There is no way humans can behave themselves without regulation. Of course the guidebooks and movies have brought more people, but so have cams, climbing gyms, overall popularity in climbing, and just more damn people in the world. You can't soley blame a guidebook because it is printed in color and isn't a piece of crap. With a rise in popularity you almost have to have guides and regulation. They grow with each other. Some people want to climb and not spend all day finding which crack is which. Ok, you don't like that and have all the time in the world for adventure...great. The guidebook isn't the problem - a lack of regulation is. I find most people getting super upset about IC (or any climbing area) and blaming guidebooks/new climbers mostly just want less people so they can have the place to themselves and think they are more hardcore than the average joe climber. They aren't in it to save animals or any other user groups really. If they really cared in a true environmental sense perhaps they wouldn't be climbing/camping themselves. In the end climbers could be a user group who "saves" IC. Instead you might just have a golf course, luxury homes, or oil rigs. This would take more than a few dirtbag climbers to achieve. If you want to go inward...how would you ever regulate the amount of people? Just keep it all to your damn self? I think the too many bolts/too much chalk thing gets wayyyyy blown out of proportion from an environmental standpoint. Much more damage to the environment just driving/walking to the cliff and being there. Generally speaking IMHO, climbers always seem to be SOOOOOO concerned about a few bolts, some chalk, and more climbers (lame pussy climbers) on "their" routes. Instead of stepping back and seeing the real environmental issues.
I want to apologize to anyone who has ever climbed at the Creek. I fist climbed there about 8 years ago. Soon after I bought the Bloom book. I really enjoyed the first edition and will likely get the new one. I have top roped (not through the anchors) routes that I could not lead. I enjoyed those top rope climbs. I have hung on gear b/c I ran out of gas. I use chalk. I have camped at multiple different locations in the canyon and had a fire from wood I brought from home. However, I have always packed out my shit and trash. I have told my friends about the creek and told them to go check it out. Everyone who has ever gone (even my sport loving friends) has come back smiling. I too have seen the creek grow in popularity. Like many of you I am not a big fan of the over crowed dirty campsites. I don't like waiting in line for some of the classic lines. I hope that I don't have to pay for camping in the future but if it helps protect the environment I'm in favor of it. Through all of this, I still love the creek. I love the weather. I love that sharing gear with total strangers is accepted practice. I love those splitter cracks. I love watching newbies get their butts whooped on hand cracks just like I used to. I love having my ass handed to me every time I go. I love talking with total stranger in the camp grounds. I love that 95% of the people I meet at the creek seem to be good hearted people because I don't get that ratio in my day to day life. If my actions and love for the creek have upset you I'm sorry. However, there are thousands of people just like me. We don't love the creek b/c of the book. What brings us back to the creek is not the book. What brings us back is the same thing that brings everyone else back. I admit that my presence is part of the problem. I will continue to do my best to minimize my impact and advice my friends to do the same.
Fredd, Your guide book sits on my coffee table, right next to castle country climbs (remember that one) I think it is well done.
By johnL 4 hours ago J. MAN wrote: People who complain about the situation are lame. "How many anchors have you replaced there? How many bags of other peoples trash have you removed? How many shit bags (with a strangers shit) have you packed out? How many notes have you left on tents to inform someone they are camping on private property? How many years have you gone without chalk? How many tickmarks have you personally cleaned? You've got no leverage in this one buddy. The fact remains that books and movies will destroy the creek despite anyone's best efforts. The only thing that could possibly save it would be camping fee's. I'm personally in favor of camping fee's, chalk restrictions, and a new route moratorium. " - i'm glad your a 'do-er' JohnL, but JMAN was pointing out that mere complainers on the subject are lame, and so you jump his shit in order to post your laundry list above that apparently 'qualifies' someone to bitch about the situation? How many years have i gone without chalk?! get the fuck out. And please do not approach my tent to post your gay little note either or i'll have my wife shoot you in the face.
with pepper spray of course.
Keep up the good work Fred. I think the standard is set and hope we all get to use full-color guidebooks. Pushing those standards is good for us all in this medium too.
nope, but if you want to be an activist in the inner corridor by god do it with some civility. i do more than my part when i choose to climb at The Most Popular Crack Destination in America(the corridor), and i expect to see a whole bunch of people fucking up when i go there. a person with the right(wrong) disposition could go there any weekend and stay completely pissed off the whole entire time for observing all kinds of urban-behavior-based b.s. going on. i'm all for pay sites too, but w/ regret as it marks a passing of an age. but then again i'm not effected as i live in close proximity to the area and don't camp anywhere near the corridor. btw...myself, my wife, child and 2 good friends had the entire Supercrack Butress to ourselves all day sunday.
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- Glass break sensor: If you have a sliding glass door or large window, place a sensor nearby to signal any damage. The loud alarm is likely to scare away most intruders.
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Sara Tušar Suhadolc is the winner of the SS3 default theme contest. Sara works as a web-designer/front-end developer at Slovenian digital agency Innovatif. We asked her to share the story of how her theme Simple came to life.
Over a year ago, we decided to ditch our own CMS and switch to SilverStripe. Since then, we've published numerous websites and learned a ton along the way. When we heard about the contest we saw it as a superb opportunity to finally give something back to the community. And so it begun..
I started working on a design two weeks before the deadline. The aim was to create a high-quality responsive theme that could easily be customized. There were a few versions of it, but in the end, I decided to abandon all the unnecessary elements, kitchy details and make it as simple as possible. I was juggling between three different typefaces for the headings and went for the Cambo Regular in the end, which among other qualities has a lovely ampersand (I'm a sucker for those!).
This has been an extremely valuable experience and I would like to thank Innovatif for being so supportive, the SilverStripe team for organizing the event and being there for me when I needed them, and Ethan Dunham for running the amazing free font conversion service FontSquirrel!
At the moment, we are polishing some last CSS details, so that even all those generated forms will look perfect for the official release. Can't wait to see it live and kicking!
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A California jury has awarded $3.3 million to six Central American laborers who say they suffered health problems as a result of a pesticide used by the American company in the 1970s on the banana plantation on which they worked.
However, another six laborers among the plaintiffs in the groundbreaking case received nothing, reports the Associated Press. The Los Angeles Superior Court jury found that Dole Fresh Fruit Co., whose predecessor operated the plantation, as well as Dow Chemical Co. and Amvac Chemical Corp., which manufactured the pesticide, concealed from workers the known danger that it could make them sterile.
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TIME is running out for business to cash-in on thousands of pounds to help provide specialised training.
The money can be used to support businesses providing training in engineering, engineering construction, manufacturing and logistics services across Tendring.
But if the funding - £5,000 for each successful business - is not allocated by the end of December it will have to be handed back to the Government and will be lost.
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A's No Punch & Judy
In terms of a well-balanced attack, these A's are the first ever to have 8 hitters with 10 or more homers, 10 hitters with 10 or more doubles AND 5 guys with 10 or more stolen bases. Of course, some of these are the same players (Reddick, Cespedes and Crisp contribute in all 3 categories, but that's beside the point).
The record for players hitting 10+ HRs for the A's was 9 in 2000. The way Kottaras has been going, he could conceivably join that club--giving the present team a tie.
The most A's to steal 10+ bases was 8 in '76. That included Sal Bando who swiped 20! That record is beyond reach in 2012.
The 2012 A's could well tie or break the team record of 13 players to hit 10+ doubles which was set in 1993. So far, 10 A's have 10+ doubles. Several players are closing in on double-digit doubles. Gomes, Moss and Ka'aihue each need just 1, Norris needs 3.
The overall 2012 tally so far of 23 for 10+ doubles, homers, and stolen bases is already second- most in team history to the 25 of 1993, and should equal or surpass it by season's end as the doubles number goes up..
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As a follow up to the February 5 press release, HPD is still seeking information on the person(s) responsible for early morning hour burglaries to residential houses in Harrisonburg.
On Jan 2, at approximately 01:45 a.m., officers with the Harrisonburg Police Department responded to the 400 block of Monticello Ave for a report of a burglary. The residents were awoken by an individual who was using a flashlight to look through the homeowners belongings inside the house. Upon the residents awakening, the suspect fled the residence. The suspect was described as a male, approximately 5'8" to 5'10".
On Feb 5, at approximately 3:30 a.m., officers with the Harrisonburg Police Department were dispatched to the 500 block of Myers Avenue for the report of a robbery that just occurred at a residence. Upon arrival, officers determined the suspect made entry to the house through an unlocked garage door. The suspect was last seen wearing dark in color baggy pants with a dark colored jacket or shirt with a hood. The suspect was also described as being approximately 5'10" tall and weighing between 180 and 200 pounds.
Then on Feb 23, officers with the Harrisonburg Police Department responded to the 200 block of Divot Drive for a report of an attempted burglary in which the suspect made entry to the house through an unlocked garage door. The time of the attempted burglary was approximately 5:00 a.m. Upon being confronted by the homeowner, the suspect fled the residence. The suspect was last seen wearing a black hooded shirt with dark colored pants. Upon searching the area, officers discovered a bicycle, which had been discarded in the victim's yard. This bicycle was determined to have been stolen from a neighboring residence.
Lt. Chris Rush, Division Commander of the Criminal Investigations Division, states, "The Harrisonburg Police Department cannot determine at this point if these cases are related, but there are definite similarities in these cases." Lt. Rush is encouraging anyone with information in reference to these crimes to contact the Criminal Investigations Division of the Harrisonburg Police Department at 540-437-2640.
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The Georgia Department of Transportation says icing is still a problem in Habersham and Rabun Counties but has eased warning in most other North Georgia counties.
The agency is still advising motorists to monitor conditions before traveling on north Georgia roadways.
Several counties had significant snow accumulation on Ground Hog Day.
A winter storm warning went into effect Saturday afternoon for Murray, Fannin, Gilmer, Union, Towns Lumpkin, and White counties until midnight. Some areas saw accumulations from 2 to 3 inches of sleet and snow.
Snow was also reported in Dade, Walker, Catoosa and Whitfield counties.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
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The is attempting to get information from citizens by telling them he is from Longview Police Department and is trying to collect on bad debts. The unknown suspect is telling victims if they do not pay their balance at a local store, they will have to go to jail for an extended amount of time.
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With over 180 members, the "Screaming Eagles" Marching Band is the largest and most visible student organization at Boston College. Founded in 1919, the Eagles Band has traveled around the world to represent Boston College at football games, parades, and international celebrations. In addition to numerous domestic bowl game appearances, the Band has performed at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, the Japan Bowl in Yokohama, Japan, and the Emerald Isle Classic in Dublin, Ireland.
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Believe it or not folks, we are approaching June 1st very rapidly, less than one month away. This date could mean oodles of importance to the Pittsburgh Pirates future. It is pretty much the first day that we can begin the "Pedro Watch" Jose Tabata, Pedro Alvarez and Brad Lincoln most likely will get recalled sometime in June. But we'll need 25 man roster spots for all three. Assuming that Steve Pearce is already on the roster for Brian Bass, the Pirates would not be carrying an extra pitcher and so the option of demoting an extra pitcher is not valid. I assume Lincoln will replace either Brian Burres or Jeff Karstens (though with Ross Ohlendorf coming back its highly likely that one will be sent down for Ohllie, the other for Lincoln. So now you need two spots, one for Pedro, and one for Tabata. The two guys I think will go are Jeff Clement (optioned to AAA) and Ryan Church (trade or DFA if we can't find a suitable trade partner) Though I would not be surprised if Akinori Iwamura was traded or maybe even Andy LaRoche. More likely LaRoche stays to play second and Aki is dealt.
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We had so much fun tracking down our hot babes named Irene yesterday that we completely blanked on a couple of prominent and bulging Irenes who get all kinds of naked on the internet.
If you like that kind of thing.
Valory Irene is from Ukraine, where the models are known for having big breasts but there are no hurricanes. Irene Fah is from Thailand, where they have plenty of hurricanes (or typhoons) but the ladies tend to be less curvy. Ms. Fah is an exception to that last bit.
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London City skyline - a collection of Instagram shots.
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The Role of DNMT3B in the DNA Methylation of Cancer Cells
Principal Investigator: LUCY ANN GODLEY
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Abstract: Epigenetic changes, such as DNA methylation and histone modifications, alter chromatin structure and regulate gene transcription. Cancer cells are characterized by abnormal DNA methylation: Repetitive DNA sequences and some gene promoters are hypomethylated and transcriptionally active, whereas many tumor suppressor gene promoters are hypermethylated and transcriptionally inactive without the presence of mutations. My laboratory discovered that cancer cells exhibit aberrant splicing of the DNMT3B gene, which encodes one of the three DNA methyltransferases. The aberrant splicing produces DNMT3B transcripts containing premature stop codons and encoding truncated proteins lacking the catalytic domain. Tissue culture cells expressing DNMT3B7, the most frequently observed aberrant DNMT3B transcript in cancer cells, show DNA methylation changes that correlate with altered gene expression. Furthermore, transgenic mice that express DNMT3B7 display disrupted embryonic development and changes in DNA methylation that are dependent on DNMT3B7 transgene levels. We hypothesize that truncated DNMT3B proteins influence DNA methylation in cancer cells, and we propose to test this idea using three Specific Aims: (1) To examine the effect of DNMT3B7 on mouse development by: (A) determining the pattern of DNMT3B7 transgene expression within embryos by in situ hybridization;and (B) examining the effects of DNMT3B7 transgene expression on DNA methylation, histone modifications, and gene expression;(2) To study the effect of DNMT3B7 expression on the DNA methylation patterns and phenotypes of cancer cells by: (A) inhibiting DNMT3B7 expression in breast cancer cells via shRNA and examining the effects on DNA methylation;(B) correlating DNMT3B7 expression with particular phenotypes in two distinctive types of neuroblastoma cell lines;and (C) quantifying DNMT3B7 levels in primary leukemia samples and correlating those with DNA methylation levels;and (3) To determine how DNMT3B7 could alter DNA methylation by: (A) testing the predictions of our models, and (B) further characterizing the interactions between DNMT3B/DNMT3B7 and three exciting interacting proteins, ZNF445, CHTF18, and NPM. Our proposed studies address the mechanism by which epigenetic alterations originate within cancer cells. The knowledge gained from the proposed work is likely to provide a basis for novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies applicable to virtually all forms of cancer. Moreover, the pathways found to mediate the effects of DNMT3B7 are likely to reveal paradigms common to other processes that use DNA methylation to control gene expression. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The DNA within a cell can be modified by methylation to alter its structure and affect gene expression. DNA methylation is involved in many normal cellular processes and is abnormally distributed in cancer cells, leading to some of the phenotypes of cancer cells. The mechanism by which cancer cells acquire and maintain abnormal DNA methylation is not understood. We have discovered that cancer cells express shortened forms of DNMT3B, one of the enzymes that carries out the DNA methylation reaction, and we hypothesize that truncated DNMT3B proteins contribute to abnormal DNA methylation patterns in cancer cells. The knowledge gained from the proposed experiments is likely to provide a basis for novel diagnostic and therapeutic strategies that will be applicable to virtually all forms of cancer. Furthermore, the cellular pathways found to mediate the effects of truncated DNMT3B proteins are likely to reveal paradigms common to other processes that involve DNA methylation, such as mammalian embryonic development, X-chromosome inactivation, genomic imprinting, and aging.
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My travel to Chicago. Awesome views of the city. Travel with me through the famous hot spots of the "Windy City".
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Kathleen Dreier is a high energy private and community event photographer with a photo-journalistic style who excels at naturally capturing the whole story of once in a lifetime events. Accessible, friendly, respectful, playful, detail-oriented, & adaptable to ever-changing situations, Kathleen can comprehensively photograph any conceivable happening. Given her ability & sensitivity to seamlessly blend into any environment she is photographing, Kathleen has been called a "stealth photographer." As a long-time professional social worker, Kathleen has utilized those skills to interact with & support her photographic subjects. Kathleen is a member of the National Press Photographers Association, a DART Society inductee, and a Getty Images freelance photographer.
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Weather Averages for Gran Canaria in January
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Averages for Gran Canaria in January
Gran Canaria is the third largest and most populated island in the Canary Islands – making it one of the most exciting islands to visit on holiday. The natural beauty of the island is tremendously varied thanks to its mountainous terrain and attractive sandy beaches. As the island has the largest population of any of the Canary Islands, it also has a vibrant nightlife, bustling cultural scene and plenty of interesting attractions and activities to enjoy; not to mention some fantastic beaches.
The unique geographic location of the island produces several microclimates within a very small area. Therefore, it is possible to experience a sunny day on the beach and a misty walk through lush green mountains on the same holiday. The island's attractions offer a further contrast; there are plenty of typical tourist hotspots such as packed out water parks, as well as peaceful nature preservation areas that are relatively untouched.
Weather lowdown
While January is considered the coldest month on the island, it is a relative term for people coming from Europe. The coldest day of the year is usually January 22, but will probably still be considered warm by most Western tourists' standards. The average temperature is 17.6°C. The average low temperature can dip down to 14.7°C while the average high temperature is 21°C.
The seawater temperature is 19°C, and despite the island's location in the Atlantic Ocean, it is relatively dry in January. There is an average of 18 mm of precipitation, which falls over an average of 8 days. The best part? There is an average of 10 hours of sunlight daily. Click here for the 14-day forecast or here for the current weather in Gran Canaria.
January signals a couple of minor weather concerns that travellers should be aware of. First of all, there is a reasonable chance of flooding because the area sees so little rainfall at any other time of year. The slight increase in this month is sometimes hard for the ground to absorb as it runs down from the mountainous areas. Also, dust storms can be a concern. Generally, they are just annoying hindrances that last for a couple of days, decreasing visibility and making breathing slightly uncomfortable. This can obviously be more of a problem for people with asthma.
Dates for the diary
For an authentic Gran Canarian experience, attend the local football tournament held in Maspalomas each year. This is an off-season training camp for several European teams. Also, the Festival of the Flowering Almond Tree takes place near the beginning of each year. This festival celebrates one of the most beautiful and fruitful trees on the island when they are in bloom. Local products and produce are abundant and accompanied by traditional garb and dancing.
Things to do
One of the most notable wonders on the island is the Roque Nublo. This staggering monumental rock formation is located in the centre of the island. If you take the time to make the couple hours' drive to this formation through quaint villages, you'll be granted extraordinary views and walking paths.
Known as the Hawaii of the Atlantic, Gran Canaria is known for its ideal surfing conditions. While on the island, sign up for a class or rent equipment from the PR Surfing Company, which caters to tourists. From novices to experienced surfers, they welcome individuals of all knowledge levels.
Where to eat & drink
If you stay in Puerto de Mogan, there is a lovely nearby restaurant that provides a local, café atmosphere, Gelatomania. You can enjoy smoothies, crepes and other specialty snacks. The small establishment is next to a harbor, which means you have a prime spot for watching the boats coming and going, plus there is a children's play area in the back of the restaurant to keep little ones amused.
Located in Puerto de Mogan, the Casito Mediterraneo offers up classic Mediterranean and Spanish dishes. Living up to its heritage, this restaurant services fresh seafood, traditional tapas and local wine. This eatery is one of the finest on the island, so expect to pay more than the average restaurant.
If you would like to take advantage of the lively nightlife on the island, drop into the Eiffel Bar. This bar is considered one of the best on the island and brings a touch of French sophistication to this Spanish city. While it is a French-inspired bar, it caters to a wide range of tastes.
Classic Mediterranean and Spanish dishes including Paella.
Where to stay
One of the most beautiful resorts in Gran Canaria is The Cordial Mogan Playa in Puerto de Mogan. Considered one of the finest hotels in the city and the island, this resort is an oasis set against the neighbouring mountains. Even guests who have opted for the half board option can expect to enjoy lots of little extras. The food is excellent and services in the hotel, such as towel changes, are no inconvenience for the friendly and accommodating staff. Two swimming pools, tennis courts, a gym and outdoor chess make this hotel a top choice.
If you would rather save money while in Gran Canaria, the Guanabara Park Apartments are a great choice. Ideal for holidaymakers want to explore the natural surroundings of the island, this hotel of apartments has magnificent views of the harbour and quick access to some of the best walking paths and trails on the island.


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"Intellectual fusion" is one of the key design imperatives at Arizona State University. At the Communities of Integration Workshop taking place this week in Tempe, AZ, a key theme has been cross-disciplinary work and the fusion of social and natural sciences. Bringing the two together, ASU President Dr. Michael Crow delivered a welcome address to the conference attendees via video.
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Bringing social scientists into natural science and engineering contexts is one of the central themes of CNS-ASU's research thrust on Integration (RTTA 4). At the Communities of Integration workshop, taking place this week in Tempe, AZ, Dr. Erik Fisher and the RTTA 4 team are seeking to establish a new field called 'Socio-Technical Integration' (STI).
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