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Give your Chiefs wardrobe a look that's perfect for those warm game days in Kansas City. This Kingston performance polo from Cutter & Buck will have your Chiefs devotion looking as stylish and comfy as ever! It features an embroidered team logo on the left chest and DryTec technology to help wick away any moisture you may build up during the game. You'll be able to stay chic and comfortable as you cheer on your Chiefs to victory!
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We'll I just hope for it to be cheaper I m in Puerto Rico so love that it ships here then I found the same in a party store and cheaper. Other than that great , I shopped many times and always arrive in time with good quality.
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When I got this in the mail my daughter fell in love. She will by three in June so we thought it was time for a Pinata. She said "its so pretty, I love it" and I do too. Couldn't be more pleased with how sturdy it feels and of good quality and the colors are perfect. Can't wait until June to use it!! Thanks
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Location: Hilo, Hawaii
Title: Awesome idea
Date: Jan 27, 2013
I along with the rest of my party guest, we really enjoyed this Piñata idea better. Didnt need to worry if someone would get hit with the stick, simple pull a string.
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Date: Oct 22, 2012
kids loved it of course it may have been all the candy we stuffed in it
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Date: Sep 11, 2012
Hold a lot of candy, it is super cute. The kids loved it, no pronlems
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Price is better than all other sites. My daughter was super excited to see it come out of the box.
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This is by far the cutest pinata I've ever purchased! My daughter is going to LOVE it!
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Date: Apr 15, 2012
Pull strings makes this pinata safe for children to play with. Everyone pulls on a string until someone gets the string that releases all the candy. No bat or blindfold required.
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The pinata goes perfectly with the Minnie Mouse theme I have planned for my daughters birthday party.
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It was everything you would expect from a piniata. The only problem is that I would ask that they tell the purchaser which string will open it. I have had a few parties where the kids get it on the first or second try and the others don't have a chance.
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i was expecting a big pinata but surprisingly it wasn't that gigantic. perfect for a one year old parTy. so easy to set up also. oh n i got this within a week of purchasing ....so happy
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Date: Jul 29, 2011
I've purchased other pinatas in the past, but this model came with 3 inch gaps on the sides. I ended up having to tape over the gaps so that the candy wouldn't fall out the sides. Of course the candy stuck to the tape after it was opened. Maybe it's a one off, or maybe it's a design flaw. The other models I've purchased didn't have this problem.
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Date: May 30, 2011
Pinata had a lot of holes on the sides and the candy was falling. Only one kid had a chance to hit it and she was 2....will never buy a pinata from here again.
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Date: Apr 25, 2011
Everything was beautiful. The party isn't for 3 weeks, so the items haven't been used yet. But I order my daughters birthday supplies and Halloween costumes from here every year and have yet to be disappointed. The shipping is lightening fast too.
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She was a fun gal.
Yes, Dawn Clark Netsch was a politician, a feminist pioneer and an academic. But she never took herself too seriously. I'm certain that I was not alone, when hearing that she had passed away Tuesday, in first remembering Netsch for her practice of riding in the Gay Pride Parade every June in an open car bearing the refreshing banner, "Not running for anything." She was that rarest of birds — a politician who cared about people, even when she didn't need their vote.
Netsch's resume is well-known: state senator for 18 years, the first woman elected to Illinois statewide office, becoming comptroller in 1990. She also was the first woman to win the Democratic nomination for governor in Illinois, in 1994, running a longshot candidacy against Gov. Jim Edgar in a typically spirited campaign that featured TV ads of her shooting pool — not a stunt but a passion of hers.
When an Edgar supporter — his campaign denied responsibility and blamed her — plastered the Loop with posters sniping at Netsch's appearance, once described as "schoolmarmish," declaring "Dawn Clark Netsch is a tax cheat. The truth is as ugly as she is"— she deftly replied with buttons and a TV commercial declaring that she was "Not Just Another Pretty Face."
The "pretty face" line was a jab at Edgar and his chiseled good looks. "Some say that I don't look like a typical candidate, that I'm not polished enough, that I don't talk in 10-second sound bites," she told Edgar, in their debate. "I'd rather take some political risks and tell the truth than look and sound like every other politician. It's time for a governor who's more than just a pretty face."
Tall, patrician, she was pretty enough to snag Walter Netsch, the noted Chicago architect, whom she met when she commandeered his art-crammed apartment for a Democratic fund-raiser in the late 1950s. I was never a particular fan of Walter — nobody ever accused him of being fun, and his buildings tend toward the hideous — but she obviously liked him, and that was always a redeeming point in his favor.
A bit of Chicago trivia — she not only clerked for Judge Julius J. Hoffman, who later presided over the Chicago Seven trial, but Hoffman performed the ceremony when she wed Walter Netsch in 1963.
Dawn Clark Netsch is a reminder of how far we've come with rights for minorities and women. When she first campaigned to integrate student housing at Northwestern University in 1947, there were no campus residences for black students, and the school said integration would be impossible — 72.8 percent of the students said they'd refuse to live with a black roommate; even more felt the only solution was separate black dorms.
Netsch wrote, in a paper at the time, that the denial of political equality for African Americans was "merely part of a much greater problem, one that is embedded in every phase of American culture."
She was the only woman in her class at Northwestern law school in the spring 1952.
"As we used to fondly say, there were only two faces that stood out: Harold Washington and mine," she later recalled. "He was the only black, I was the only female."
In 1974, her campaign manager was an openly gay man, Glynn Sudbery. She was the first Illinois politician to list an endorsement from a gay and lesbian organization on her campaign literature and was inducted to the Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame in 1995 as a "Friend of the Community." On turning 85, she sat down with the Windy City Times and talked about her life:
"Number one: You have to decide for yourself where you want your life to go," she said. "You shouldn't be pushed in a direction that you're not comfortable with, no matter who's doing the pushing, whether it's family or friends or whatever. You want to enjoy what you're doing with your life."
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It's a lovely place, all glass and comfortable chairs, trying to keep up with the times, not only by offering electronic resources but by being a social center — offering movies, art exhibits, concerts. I visited a few weeks ago and two classical guitarists were playing to a small audience, which I joined for a few songs, an unexpected interlude carved out of the day.
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Java Visual Cafe
Symantec seems to have impressed the Java programming crowd very well with its beta release of Visual Cafe for Windows 95/NT. Many users, including firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com liked the Interaction Wizard and thought it was excellent for designing UIs. email@example.com mentioned that he was happy to see package support – the project package viewer and the ability to open multiple packages simultaneously – within the IDE.
firstname.lastname@example.com posted a more thorough review of Visual Cafe and touched on setup, performance and interface. He said that downloading and installation was quick and easy, but Visual Cafe is relatively slower than Cafe on his P100 with 16MB RAM (others with more memory replied that they did not find it slow). gscott also mentioned that although the Interaction Wizard may be 'cute', he is more interested in writing his own code. He iterated his view by saying that Visual Cafe will be very nice for graphical programs, but for general programming Cafe seems to remain easier to use. This point was supported by Symantec folks: firstname.lastname@example.com commented that Cafe and Visual Cafe are different types of development environments…Cafe is more suited to C/C++ programmers while Visual Cafe should appeal more to Visual Basic or Delphi users (or those building graphical programs). email@example.com (manager of the Java development tools team) added that most of the functionality of Cafe is still available 'under the hood' of Visual Cafe. [Perhaps they could make it easier to raise the hood and make that functionality more accessible.]
Java JDK 1.1
JavaSoft posted a document describing the planned features in JDK 1.1. A preliminary release of the new JDK will be available in the fourth quarter of 1996, so perhaps we will have to wait until next year for the final version. Some of the additions to expect in JDK 1.1 are:
JAR files – an archive file format for applets; includes compression and digital signatures
Internationalization – greater support of UNICODE and locale-sensitive formatting
Security – a variety of security features, including cryptography, key management, digital signatures and access control
AWT Enhancements – featuring APIs for printing, scrolling, popup menus, clipboard, better support for internationalization, etc.; the Windows AWT has been completely re-written [Hopefully this is similar to Netscape's new Win32 AWT instead of adding another implementation into the pot.]
Java system news
[Java venture fund] A $100 million venture capital fund has been created by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. The KPCB Java Fund is aimed at companies developing Java-related products; the first recipients of fund investments will be Active Software, Calico Technology, and Marimba.
[IBM/Sun object technology] IBM and Sun announced a deal last week to cross-license each others' object technology products. IBM will gain use of JOE, the Java-based ORB from SunSoft. Meanwhile, Sun will acquire class libraries that link Java into IBM's MQ Series messaging middleware and CICS, IBM's transaction environments. In addition, IBM will port the MQ Series middleware to Solaris by next year.
Java Applet Communications
firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com commented on the bug reported last week – that NN 3.0B6 doesn't let you cast an applet object accessed via getApplets() to its proper type. It seems the problem is moderately complex – if you have five different "foo" applets on the same page, each has their own type! It's not clear whether you can access instance variables in all this tangle, but you can't access static variables. firstname.lastname@example.com stated that this would all be resolved when Java Beans is released: "Early betas in November or so." mark.brady has found a temporary solution by Tientien Li.
firstname.lastname@example.com says that each applet was given its own ClassLoader to address security issues in LiveConnect. They're afraid that an applet could access JavaScript to steal text from a form on some page – not necessarily a page on which the applet is located. They hadn't thought this communication technique was used this widely, and it caught them by surprise. They wan to fix this in time for the final release, and suggest that two applets "share a classloder iff:
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[Microsoft licenses VRML] Microsoft announced that it will license Liquid Reality Core, the Java-based VRML 2.0 implementation from Dimension X. Microsoft plans to use the technology to support VRML 2.0 as an ActiveX control for its Web browser. [The license is limited to the Windows 95 and Windows NT operating systems.]
[BeOS gets Java] Be, creators of the BeBox, will work with Metrowerks to port the Java VM, development tools and JIT compiler to the BeOS; they will be available in the CodeWarrior for BeBox products.
[Embedded Systems Conference] The Embedded Systems Conference, to be held September 16-19 in San Jose, CA, will include several classes on Java in embedded systems.
Disatisfaction with TextArea Java
Recently, there has been a fair amount of complaining about the TextArea class regarding its lack of platform-independent and lack of functionality. In particular, many programmers complained about problems with text wrapping inasmuch as it is not supported on Windows machines. email@example.com stated that while text wrapping seems to work on Macintoshes, it is not perfect and seems to wrap only after a "certain length." email@example.com offered his FormattedTextArea class (see Offers) to the delight of some. However, others added that it wasn't quite right, and didn't scroll as fluidly as standard text wrapping editors. Others, such as firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com, complained that there was too much functionality — in particular, they wanted a TextArea with no scrollbar, thereby accentuating the fact that the current options of TextArea and TextField may not be enough — or at least not flexible enough — to cover all scenarios.
However, the most vocal and predominant complaint was the fact that these quirks were platform-dependent, causing some to further question Java's claims of platform-independence.
[Beans] JavaSoft have made available their Java Beans
MSoft's J++
There's been some feedback about Microsoft's J++ compiler, with mixed reviews. email@example.com reported some bugs:
it seems the compiler doesn't like certain types of overloading. He found it complained about a "Redeclaration of member" when he declared two methods
String func(Object obj) { … }
String func(String str) { … }
The same happened when overloading using a single int and long parameter.
it also seems to be even more brain-dead than the JDK about detecting at compile time whether a variable has been initialised before use. [The JDK complains about variables and for-loops like int i; for(i=0; ...); j = i;. J++ would appear get uppity about if( (i=fun()) == 0 ) already.]
it may also be confused when it needs to find superclasses (though this may simply be a configuration problem)
it allows protected public in places (this is obsolete)
it's confused about clone()
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Show organizer David Petronis says so far, it's the busiest show he's seen.
"A lot of people are becoming polarized. There's never been protests before this year," said an attendee.
Protesters gathered in front of the City Center, holding 26 cardboard cutout angels representing the victims of the Newton massacre.
"We're demonstrating today in memory of their lives hoping that this terrible tragedy starts to change and the accessibility of assault weapons is greatly reduced," said Deirdre Ladd from the Saratogians for Gun Safety.
Some called for the annual show, which is in its 30th year, to be canceled all together.
In the end, Petronis agreed to a compromise. He told vendors that assault rifles like the AR-15, the gun believed to have been used in Newtown, would not be sold at this weekend's show.
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The last five EuroBasket 2013 berths that are yet to find a holder will be assigned on Tuesday night, when the Qualification Round concludes.
Nine national teams are still in contention for these five highly-coveted tickets, with chances that rank from excellent, in the sense that they control their own destiny, to the rather slim.
The contenders (in alphabetical order) are Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Serbia, Sweden and Turkey.
Mathematically-inclined fans would be well within their rights to point out that, in actual fact, there are still six places up for grabs and ten contenders.
Israel however would have to suffer an unprecedented loss of biblical proportions in Belgrade to make that sixth spot available.
If Arik Shivek's team were to lose by more than a whopping 89 points to Serbia on Tuesday and Estonia were to defeat Iceland then, indeed, Israel would finish fourth in Group A and miss out on the EuroBasket.
It is rather safe to assume though that neither Serbia nor Estonia are calculating their chances by relying on that outcome.
Unless we're in on Tuesday for a night that will redefine the history of European basketball, Israel will play in Slovenia next summer.
The five teams that will emerge victorious from this nerve-wrecking Tuesday experience will join the teams that did their homework earlier in the Qualification Round and have already secured their participation at EuroBasket 2013.
They are Montenegro and - based on the aforementioned reasons - Israel from Group A, Germany from Group B, Croatia and Ukraine from Group C, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Georgia from Group D, Poland and Finland from Group E, Italy and the Czech Republic from Group F.
Some of these teams have not yet played out their schedule and will take to the court on Tuesday night.
They have every reason to fight just like the teams vying for qualification and every reason to want to sign off with another win.
Every result influences directly their win/loss percentage, and therefore every result counts toward their seeding for the EuroBasket Draw.
Let's have a detailed look at all the possible scenarios the nine contenders could find themselves involved in on Tuesday night. The top two teams in each group, as well as the four best third-place teams, qualify to the EuroBasket.
Israel: They are virtually assured of a second- or third-place finish unless they lose by what is an almost impossible margin (> 89 points) in Belgrade. Israel will finish second in the group if they defat Serbia or lose by less than 19 points in case Estonia defeat Iceland, or by less than 13 points in case Estonia lose their game.
Serbia: If they defeat Israel they are through, without having to wait for other results. If they lose and Estonia win, then the Serbians will finish fourth. If both Serbia and Estonia lose, Serbia will be third but on a 5-5 record (50% W/L percentage) their fate will be decided by the calculators and their goal average (points scored/points conceded) in relation to third-place teams in other groups.
Estonia: They need to defeat Iceland and then hope that Israel makes them a present by winning in Belgrade, in which case Estonia will claim third place in Group A with a 6-4 record, enough to book their ticket to Slovenia. The unlikely Serbian victory over Israel by a margin larger than 89 points would also see them through as third.
Azerbaijan: If they win in Germany they are guaranteed a second-place finish. If they lose and Sweden also lose, they will finish third, with Bulgaria in second. If they lose and Sweden win (at Luxembourg), they will finish fourth and out of contention.
Sweden: They have to beat Luxembourg and hope that Azerbaijan lose in Germany, to claim second place in the group. If they win and Azerbaijan also win, they will finish third but with their 4-4 record (50% W/L percentage) they can hope to make it through as one of the four best third-place teams only if at least two third-place teams in other groups also have the same W/L percentage but a lower goal average than theirs (currently 1.067).
Bulgaria: They have played all their games and now have a chance of finishing second, if both Sweden and Azerbaijan lose their Tuesday games. They could also finish third, behind Sweden, if only Azerbaijan lose on Tuesday, or behind Azerbaijan if only Sweden lose. In either of these cases though their goal average of 1.034 would be very unlikely to see them earn qualification, even if two or more third-place teams in other groups finish with the same W/L percentage.
Austria: They are the only remaining interested party in this group. Their chances of qualifying as one of the four best third-place teams though are slim. They need to win in Croatia, preferably by a wide margin to improve on their current 1.031 goal average, and hope that a host of other results goes their way so that there are at least two other third-place teams with the same record and a worse goal average when the dust settles.
Latvia: A win in Romania will see them through as one of the four best third-place teams. If they lose, they will still finish third but with a 4-4 record (50% W/L percentage). In this case, and with their goal average currently at 1.124, if their loss is by a small margin in a low scoring game, they could have options to qualify if at least two of the third-place teams in other groups also finish with the same W/L percentage and their goal average is inferior.
Belgium: A win in Albania will see them safely through, as one of the four best third-place teams. If they lose however and finish with a 4-4 record, they can only hope that at least two third-place teams in other groups also finish with the same win/loss percentage and with a lower goal average. Their current goal average is 1.074 and if it was to drop even further, their situation would probably be unfavourable if this second scenario materialises.
Turkey: If they defeat the Czech Republic, by any margin, they book their ticket to the Final Round. What's more, if they win by more than 18 points, they even clinch second place in the group. If they lose however, they finish third at 4-4 and join those who have to pull out the calculators at the final buzzer, with their goal average coming into play. It is currently 1.051 and even if two or more third-place teams in other groups finish with the same win/loss percentage, it might not be enough for them to qualify.
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More than twenty years ago, we bought this Italian "fitting" cycle that allowed us to kind of mock-up a bicycle and check top tube and stem lengths. It was a blue-green thing, very rickety, without pedals. At the time, we used it to determine correct stem length, thus preventing customers from needing to return over and over with incorrectly sized stems. And, it began to show us how to resolve issues such as stiff necks, numb hands, and sore backs.
We quickly learned that very few customers really "fit" on a stock bike with factory supplied saddle, handlebar, or stem. Often the top tube or seat angle just didn't allow for optimum comfort and performance. We knew even then that the 4′ 10″ dancer or 6′ 11″ ball player would never find a "stock" bike small or large enough; or, that the customer who had repeated back surgeries or severe arthritis needed special attention paid to top tubes and handlebar/stem combinations. We found that chronic genital numbness, for example, was a condition which we were able to resolve – and still do with considerable success.
We also recognized that many of the problems took time to work out – results were, and still are, sometimes trial and error. That's when the idea of a custom-only-shop began to take shape. And, in February, 1997, it became a realiity. We don't stock hundreds of bikes; we don't sell anything from a production manufacturer. Every bike is custom from start to finish. And, because we offer just that kind of service, our time is your time. And, that investment in time and patience pays off in your satisfaction with and commitment to your riding.
Most importantly, our customers are not necessarily Paris-Brest-Paris riders or Ironman triathletes – although, we've worked with both – but they are riders just like you. They ride for fun, exercise, self-expression, competition, and transportation. What they want is the best possible combination of frame, components, fit, and performance.
Today, we use a Serotta SizeCycle mounted with the Salsa Size-O-Matic stem for more accurate height and extension data. Our goal is to continually add useful tools and increase our expertise.
In addition to start-to-finish fitting for new singles and tandems, we also offer the service of working with you and your existing bike to enhance your riding comfort and performance. From pedals and cleats to handlebars and stems, everything will be checked and considered. A typical re-fitting on your bike takes between 30 and 90 minutes. A complete new-bike fitting ordinarily takes somewhat longer. But, plan to spend at least an extra half-hour to an hour with us. We will take ample time asking you questions pertinent to your riding techniques and goals. Once again however, our time is your time – we want to work with you until we are BOTH satisfied with the results.
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When you are on tour, it is always nice to have clean and dry feet.
If you think you will need 5 pair of socks for your 5 day tour – I suggest you think again!
Scenario: Day Two on tour. It's raining. You get to your lunch stop, because you still have to travel that 25-30 miles this morning, and there in your handlebar bag is a clean, dry pair of socks! BIG smile comes over your face.
You change your socks and enjoy your lunch.
There is nothing better than having dry feet! Especially if it's a bit chilly.
So, take the number of riding days and multiply them by 2… that's the number of pair of socks you want to bring. (You can always bring home clean socks if you don't need them!)
I've just known Diane forever. She save my life and fostered two generations of cyclists, so far.


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- Soil moisture fluctuations recorded in Saharan dust deposits on Lanzarote (CanaryIslands) over the last 180 ka (2010)
- Aeolian sediments trapped in volcanically dammed valleys on Lanzarote, Canary Islands, were investigated in order to reveal environmental changes over the last 180 ka. Clay content and frequency dependent magnetic susceptibility were used as proxies for pedogenesis and palaeo-soil moisture. During the last 180 ka, these proxies showed a general pattern of enhanced soil moisture during glacials and stadials and more arid conditions during interglacials and interstadials. Comparisons of these results with proxies from regional palaeoclimate studies identified a positive correlation with proxies of trade wind strength off northwest Africa and inverse correlations with both sea surface temperatures in the northeast Atlantic and the extent of Mediterranean vegetation. Possible causes for the observed pattern include a glacial enhancement of precipitation from westerly cyclones, a change in relative humidity due to fluctuating air temperatures and an occasional influence of the African summer monsoon. Although it is not yet possible to clearly differentiate among these factors, it is clear that the first two factors must have been primarily dominant. These results represent the first quasi-continuous terrestrial data testifying to environmental changes in the northwest African coastal area for the last 180 ka and complement the abundant data derived from marine cores of the region. High latitude dynamics had a major influence in this area and were intermediated by North Atlantic sea surface temperatures. A possible negative correlation can also be observed with the orbital obliquity cycle with a 10 ka time lag, which is similar to the lag recorded from North Atlantic sea surface temperatures.
- The evolution of Saharan dust input on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) – influenced by human activity in the Northwest Sahara during the early Holocene? (2009)
- An overall Holocene increase of Saharan dust input to the Canary Islands and to the North Canary Basin is accompanied by a strong coarsening of Saharan dust in loess-like sediments deposited on Lanzarote from ~7–8 ka. No similar coarsening events are indicated in investigations of the sedimentological record for the last 180 ka, a period showing several dramatic climate changes. Therefore a mobilisation of Holocene dust by anthropogenic activity in the northwest Sahara east of the Canary Islands is assumed. Although scarce archaeological data from the coastal area of that region does not point to strong anthropogenic activity during the early Holocene, a high density of unexplored archaeological remains is reported from the coastal hinterlands in the Western Sahara. Thus, the hypothesis of early anthropogenic activity cannot be excluded.
- Loess-like and palaeosol sediments from Lanzarote (Canary Islands/Spain) —Indicators of palaeoenvironmental change during the Late Quaternary (2009)
- On Lanzarote (Canary Islands) Quaternary Saharan dust and weathered local volcanic material were trapped in Miocence to Pliocene valleys dammed by younger volcanic edifices. These sediments show sequences of alternating reddish/clayey and loess-like yellowish/silty material. In order to investigate if reddish/clayey layers contain material derived from local pedogenesis and if so, which pedogenetic processes were active, we performed sedimentological, micromorphological and environmental magnetic analyses. The analyses demonstrate that these layers contain material derived from local soils. These soils were characterised by clay formation, rubefication and the formation of superparamagnetic particles during periods of enhanced soil moisture. Thus, they can serve as natural archives in order to reconstruct the terrestrial palaeoclimatic history of Lanzarote. The distribution of soil material in the profiles shows that cold periods of the Late Quaternary were characterised by more humid conditions than today. Using palaeontological remains and a comparison with recent soils on Tenerife, we can roughly estimate maximal palaeoprecipitation values during more humid periods.
- Investigations of the geomorphologic and pedologic system of sedimentary vega deposits from Lanzarote (Canary Islands) supported by luminescence dating – important steps towards their palaeoclimatic interpretation (2007)
- On Lanzarote (Canary Islands/Spain), sequences similar to loess-palaeosol-sequences from other regions developed in dammed volcanic valleys during the Middle and Late Pleistocene. Based on former investigations, we assumed that these sequences could serve as palaeoclimate archives for the NW-African region, an area characterised by a lack of investigations from continuous terrestrial palaeoclimate archives. The material deposited in the valleys consists of Saharan dust as well as of local volcanic material. Due to their location in valley positions and adjacent strongly eroded slopes it is obvious that these sequences do not represent classic loess-palaeosol-archives. Instead, they must consist of a mixture of in situ aeolian fallout as well as of sediments derived from colluvial input from the slopes. Consequently, prior to a correct palaeoclimatic interpretation the geomorphologic character of the archives and the properties of their sediments must be analysed. Thus, in this study we intensively investigate the geomorphologic and pedologic system, combining geomorphologic mapping and quantitative GIS-calculations with sedimentological-pedological methods (grain size, XRD, rock magnetic und pedologic analyses as well as investigation of micromorphologic properties). Furthermore, we built up a chronostratigraphy using different luminescence-methods (quartz coarse- and fine grain-OSL, polymineral fine grain-IRSL). Fundamental investigations on the bleaching-behaviour of recent Saharan dust and colluvial sediments on Lanzarote demonstrate, that in spite of partial insufficient bleaching of the luminescence signal a dating of the valley-bottom sediments is possible. These datings were supported by a correlation of local kaolinite-contents with iron and kaolinite contents from nearby marine cores as well as a stratigraphic correlation between different profiles. Thus, we could establish a chronostratigraphy for the last 180 ka. We demonstrate that outcropped sediments were deposited almost continuously from the Middle Pleistocen until the Holocene, wheras the uppermost sections of the profiles consist of anthropogenic colluvia which can not be interpreted in a palaeoclimatic way. The alternation of reddish-clayey and yellowish-silty layers tracks changes of soil humidity on Lanzarote rather than variations of the composition of Saharan dust. Due to the colluvial dynamics of the valleys, reddish-silty layers in the valley bottoms are no palaeosoils sensu strictu but mainly consist of colluvial soil sediments originating from pedogenesis on the slopes. These soils as well as unweathered material were eroded and deposited with high frequency and low amplitude. Thus, their sedimentation age in the valley bottoms is close to the primary time of aeolian deposition on the slopes and the formation of pedogenetic properties. These findings allow a palaeoclimatic interpretation of the sediment sequences. We could demonstrate that glacials and stadials were characterised by higher soil moisture than interglacials and interstadials. When comparing our results with other palaeoclimatic studies from a broader region, we can show that the causes for periods of enhanced humidity were westerly cyclones using a more southern way than at recent, as well as lowered sea and air temperatures in the area of the Canary Islands. During some periods, soil humidity was possibly occasionally amplified by a northward advance of the African summer monsoon up to the latitude of Lanzarote. Although we are not able to directly derive palaeoprecipitation values from soil moisture, we can show that maximal precipitation values must have been in the the range of ca. 560 mm/a. Our results demonstrate that during most of the investigated period of the Late Quaternary the climate of Lanzarote was influenced by northern high latitude processes. Furthermore, during most of the investigated period the recent aridity of the island was somewhat mitigated.
- Geomorphological investigations of sediment traps on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) as a key for the interpretation of a palaeoclimate archive off NW Africa (2009)
- On Lanzarote (Canary Islands) Late Quaternary Saharan dust and volcanic material were trapped in Miocence to Pliocene valleys dammed by volcanic lava flows. These trapped sediments are potentially interesting as they can be natural archives useful to reconstruct the terrestrial palaeoclimate history of the NW African margin. Nevertheless, slope wash processes altered the primarily eolian deposits, making climatic interpretation not straightforward. Geomorphological mapping, GIS calculations and sedimentological investigations were used to unravel these processes influencing the temporal resolution of the palaeoclimatic archive, demonstrating that they average the palaeoclimatic signal by some ka. Thus, despite the colluvial geomorphic environment, the valley fillings can be used for palaeoclimatic interpretation of events with a length of at least some ka. The youngest sediments, deposited since at least 2.5 ka, are anthropogenically triggered and thus cannot be used for palaeoclimatic interpretation. The results show that the input of Saharan dust at Lanzarote increased during the last 1.0 Ma and especially during the Early/Middle Holocene.
- Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence of early human occupation on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) (2003)
- Two desert loess–paleosol sequences in sediment traps were investigated using (pedo-) stratigraphy, sedimentology, soil mineralogy and IRSL dating. So far we cannot recognise significant IRSL age-underestimates from the polymineral fine-grain fraction of our samples. We establish a first palaeoclimatic sequence spanning the past ca 200 ka which can be compared to data from other Canary Islands and surrounding areas, including terrestrial and deep sea records. More humid phases on Lanzarote are apparently triggered by Milankovich forcing, but the climate remained semi-arid to arid all over the past 200 ka. The onset of human occupation of the island during a slightly moister period is bracketed between 5 and 10 ka, based on the occurrence of archaeosediments containing bones of ovicaprid. This is the first proof of much earlier occupation than witnessed so far from archaeological records. The early subsidiary economy had a strong impact on soil stability and landscape shaping of the island.
- Dating Saharan dust deposits on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) by luminescence dating techniques and their implication for palaeoclimate reconstruction of NW Africa. (2008)
- Lava flow dammed valleys (Vegas) on Lanzarote (Canary Islands) represent unique sediment traps, filled with autochthonous volcanic material and allochthonous Saharan dust. These sediments and the intercalated palaeosoil sediments document past environmental change of the last glacial-interglacial cycles, both on Lanzarote and in NW Africa. A reliable chronology must be established to use these sediment archives for palaeoclimate reconstructions. Owing to the lack of organic material and the limiting time range of the 14Cdating method, luminescence dating is the most promising method for these sediments. However, the fluvio-eolian character of these sediments is a major problem for luminescence dating, because these sediments are prone to insufficient resetting of the parent luminescence signal (bleaching) prior to sedimentation. To check for the best age estimates, we compare the bleaching behavior of (1) different grain sizes (coarse- versus fine-grain quartz OSL) and (2) different minerals (fine-grain feldspar IRSL versus fine-grain quartz OSL). The results show that owing to its bleaching characteristics, quartz is the preferable mineral for luminescence dating. On the basis of the fine- and coarse-grain quartz OSL age estimates, a chronostratigraphy up to 100 ka could be established. Beyond this age limit for OSL quartz, the chronostratigraphy could be extended up to 180 ka by correlating the vega sediments with dated marine sediment archives.
- Response to the "Comment on 'Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence …' " by J.C. Carracedo et al. (2004)
- This paper is a reply to the comments made by Carracedo et al. (Quaternary Science Reviews 23, 2045-2049) to the original paper by Zöller, L., Suchodoletz, H.von & N. Küster (2003): Geoarchaeological and chronometrical evidence of early human occupation on Lanzarote (Canary Islands), Quaternary Science Reviews 22, 1299-1307. The reply copes with comments concerning chronometrical dating, the origin of investigated material and geomorphologic and geoarchaeologic problems.


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After patch 3.2 yesterday, I've been updating the addons which I downloaded as part of Lore's UI. Most of it is now functional, but for whatever reason CowTip has totally de-configured itself.
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What's in a name? When it comes to the more than 6,000 read aloud at SU's Hendricks Chapel Monday, quite a lot. Two dozen members of the campus community took part in a special roll call as part of the campus's Veterans Day ceremony. Our Sarah Blazonis has more on the remembrance.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- It began before sunrise. One by one, the names of the servicemen and women who lost their lives since September 11th, 2001, were read aloud at SU's Hendricks Chapel, all 6,633 of them.
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Where kids eat free on Long Island
Love dining out with your family but hate paying for half-eaten plates of food? Well, good news! There are many restaurants across Long Island offering kids-eat-free promotions that go beyond pizza and fast food. Take a look.
Zim Zari California Coastal Grill(Credit: Bruce Gilbert)
Zim Zari California Coastal Grill, Massapequa
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Chicken or steak tacos, chicken tenders, cheese quesadilla, mac and cheese.
THE DEAL On Sundays, one child can enjoy a free meal with the purchase of an adult entree.
Pictured: Here, Kayla, 10, and Hannah Doyle, 5, have dinner with their family at Zim Zari California Coastal Grill. (May 5, 2013)
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International House of Pancakes (IHOP), various locations*
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Create-a-Face Pancake, French toast, cheese omelet, crispy chicken strips, cheeseburger, grilled cheese and more.
THE DEAL While each IHOP offers a different deal, here's a sampling of what some locations offer. Kids eat free with the purchase of an adult meal for all locations:
Commack: Kids eat free every Monday and Wednesday from 4-10 p.m.
Oceanside: Monday, Tuesday and Friday nights kids eat free after 4 p.m.
Lindenhurst: Kids eat free every Wednesday and Friday after 4 p.m.
West Babylon: Monday through Thursday, kids eat free after 3 p.m.
Massapequa Park: Thursday nights from 4-10 p.m., kids eat for free.
Huntington Station: Kids eat free every Tuesday and Thursday after 4 p.m.
Other Long Island locations may offer monthly deals when kids can eat for free.
Butera's(Credit: Adrian Fussell)
Butera's, Smithtown
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Pasta with marinara or butter sauce, cheese ravioli, chicken fingers and French fries and focaccia pizza. THE DEAL Wednesdays through Fridays, get one free kid's meal with each adult lunch entree; for kids ages 10 and younger. On Mondays and Tuesdays, kids eat free.
Pictured: Emily, left, and Aubrey Worth of Islip dig into their pasta and pizza. (Aug. 28, 2012)
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Minado, Carle Place
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Ribs, Beef Teriyaki, Calamari, grilled salmon, scallops, Chicken Teriyaki, soups, salads, sushi and more.
THE DEAL Children 3 feet and under eat for free.
Laguna Grille(Credit: Barbara Alper)
Laguna Grille, Woodbury
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Cheese quesadilla, chicken tenders, cheese pizza, grilled chicken and fish.
THE DEAL Kids 10 and younger eat free every day when ordering from the Kids' Menu, with a maximum of two per party.
Pictured: Five-year-old Wyatt Wahl of Woodbury opted for a quesadilla and fries. (Aug. 26, 2012)
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Gasho of Japan, Hauppauge
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Chicken, steak or shrimp hibachi. THE DEAL During the month of May, kids ages 10 and under eat free (excludes Saturdays and Mother's Day).
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View in Oakdale.
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Macaroni and cheese, penne with either butter or marinara sauce, hamburger and French fries and chicken fingers. THE DEAL Children 12 years old and younger eat free from a streamlined menu on Sundays per each paying adult.
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Best Buffet, Huntington Station
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Buffet includes prime rib, seafood, pasta, sushi, fish, chicken, soup, salads and more.
THE DEAL Kids less than 3-feet tall eat free every day.
Pictured: Finn and Ruby Cosgrove, left, and Natalie Cuevas (in stripes, far right) pick out what they want to eat for brunch at Best Buffet restaurant in Huntington Station. (May 5, 2013)
Moe's Southwest Grill(Credit: Handout)
Moe's Southwest Grill, Commack, East Meadow, Garden City, Greenvale, Massepequa, Oceanside, Rocky Point, Smithtown and Woodbury
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Kid-size burrito with choice of beef or chicken, hard or soft beef or chicken taco or a cheese quesadilla; kids' meals include a small drink, cookie, and chips and salsa. THE DEAL A free kid's meal for each adult meal purchased after 5 p.m. Tuesdays.
J&R's Steakhouse(Credit: Randee Daddona)
J&R's Steakhouse, Calverton, Islip, Medford, Patchogue and Rocky Point
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Half-pound burger, grilled or barbecued chicken, shrimp scampi, prime rib, half-baby back ribs, hot dogs, grilled cheese, sandwiches and more
THE DEAL Sunday through Thursday, a child eats free with the purchase of an adult entree.
Hurricane Grill and Wings(Credit: Jin Lee)
Hurricane Grill and Wings, Happauge, Levittown, Port Jefferson Station,Syosset, Manorville and Garden City.
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU burgers, mac and cheese, grilled cheese, crispy wings or boneless chicken bites, served with one side dish
THE DEAL In Manorville and Port Jefferson Station, kids eat free all day on Mondays and Tuesdays with an adult entree purchase. In Garden City, Hauppauge, Syosset and Levittown, kids eat free all day on Tuesdays with an adult entree purchase.
Brownstone Brewing Company(Credit: Doug Young)
Brownstone Brewing Company, Ronkonkoma
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Chicken fingers, grilled chicken, mozzarella sticks, grilled cheese, hamburger and fries and more.
THE DEAL Kids eat free with an adult meal purchase on Tuesdays from 5-8 p.m. (July 16, 2012)
Ruvo(Credit: Kirsten Luce)
Ruvo, Port Jefferson
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Baked ziti, chicken fingers, spaghetti and meatballs, Caesar salad with crispy chicken, penne with butter sauce and more
THE DEAL For the month of September, kids can eat free with an adult meal purchase Monday through Friday from 4-6 p.m.
Bobbique(Credit: Doug Young)
Bobbique, Patchogue
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Barbecue ribs, hamburgers, mac and cheese, fried shrimp, Southern-fried chicken strips and pulled pork sliders served with a choice of one side.
THE DEAL Kids eat free Tuesdays.
Boulder Creek Steakhouse(Credit: Ian J. Stark)
Boulder Creek Steakhouse,Hicksville
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Grilled cheese, chicken tenders, steak, baby back ribs, burgers and more
THE DEAL One free kid's meal per adult entree purchase on Sundays. (Dec. 18, 2012)
Rookies Sports Club(Credit: Ed Betz)
Rookies Sports Club, Huntington
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Mini-burgers, hot dog, chicken fingers, pasta and more.
THE DEAL On Wednesdays from noon-10 p.m., get one free kid's meal the purchase of one adult entree.
Country Kitchen(Credit: Newsday/Joan Reminick)
Country Kitchen, Patchogue
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Silver dollar pancakes, French toast, mini-corn dogs, grilled cheese, chicken tenders and more.
THE DEAL Kids eat free on Mondays.
Miller's Ale House(Credit: Handout)
Miller's Ale House, Deer Park and Levittown
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Fried shrimp platter, spaghetti and meatballs, hot dog, grilled cheese and more.
THE DEAL Kids eat free on Tuesdays with purchase of one adult meal.
Runyon's Restaurant(Credit: Handout)
Runyon's Restaurant, Seaford
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Chicken fingers, cheeseburger, hamburger, spaghetti with butter or marinara sauce and more.
THE DEAL Kids eat free seven days a week from 4-7 p.m. Recommended for kids ages 10 and under; one free kid's meal for every full-priced adult dinner entree. Not valid on holidays.
Denny's(Credit: Ian J. Stark)
Denny's, Levittown and Centereach
ON THE CHILDREN'S MENU Chocolate chip pancakes, chicken nuggets, spaghetti, cheese pizza, small garden salad, Build Your Own Jr. Grand Slam and more.
THE DEAL Kids eat free on Tuesdays from 4-10 p.m. with every adult meal purchase. (Jan. 10, 2013)


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The Buddha taught us not to kill sentient beings, but plants are OK (but not for monastics). Does the Buddha ever define precisely which life forms are to be regarded as "sentient". It seems that generally mammals are the most common examples of what not to kill. What about insects (are they really "sentient")? bacteria? Fungi are neither plant nor animal, and some claim fungi display forms of intelligence ( ). On the other hand, jellyfish do not have a brain, does this make them non-sentient?
Of course, even if something is defined as non-sentient, does not mean that we would be skillful in killing the entity for selfish or heedless motives. I am just curious how people in this community define sentience and what creatures they see as having sentience.
I would like to keep this discussion within the Theravada tradition, not referencing any Mahayana, Hindu, Tao, etc. definitions unless they are used to clarify the Theravada view.