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As you can tell from my monthly archives, I've been blogging a lot less in the past year or two, with only twelve posts this entire year; there used to be some months when I'd post more. Part of it has been some challenges I've had maintaining my blog, but I think I have those worked out now thanks to some help from a Moveable Type expert.
However, I see this same pattern from a lot of my friends' blogging habits. If they're like I am, I share the little things like cool links or short Michael stories via Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest these days -- things I used to post here. I feel more pressure for my blog posts to be more thoughtful and richer as a result. You see a lot more photos and longer posts now, but there are a lot fewer of them now.
Truth be told, I miss writing here. I consider my blog to be a diary of my life and thoughts. I really enjoy going back over old posts. I feel like something is missing when I don't write about big things or even small things like new restaurants. Also, my blog is really mine; the stuff I post on other sites is theirs and can disappear in a puff.
So, I'm going to try to write more here going forward and cross post to the other forums instead. I'm not too proud to admit that I like having the comments show up in my blog instead of on Facebook, etc. so feel free to leave notes here...
I haven't abandoned the blog, although I know it looks that way. Things have been a little crazy with work and home stuff lately; nothing bad or anything to be worried about. I have a bunch of posts in the queue and hope to get back to writing more regularly Real Soon Now.
In the meantime, talk amongst yourselves...
Those of you who read the blog from the site (vs. an RSS feed) may have noticed I was playing with Snap Preview Anywhere. This is a neat service that provides popup thumbnail views as you hover over links on a web page. It was super easy to add to the site (put a few lines at the top of my web page).
Unfortunately, while the idea is interesting, the script they were loading and running was just too slow. It really bogged down the load times of the page.
So, it's gone.
OK, since I'm trolling through my logs this morning, I figured I'd write about the browser and OS stats.
Since January 1, 2007:
I admit the high Opera numbers are really surprising. All told, IE versions account for 65% of my traffic. Mozilla variants including Firefox are 21% and Opera is 11%. These non-IE numbers are higher than the market as a whole, leading me to believe that my readers are more on the tech enthusiast side (a segment that use a broader range of browsers than the population at large.)
These stats don't include the search robots who hit the site. Yahoo visits the site a ton, accounting for 13% of my web traffic. Robots in general are about 20% of my traffic - a surprisingly high cost.
On a separate note, who is out there running all these old browsers? WTF? It's not like they're expensive. Everyone should be running the latest version of their preferred browser, if only for the modern security protections! Come on people!
With respect to operating systems
All Windows versions account for 91% of my viewers. I'm surprised how many more people use Linux than Macs, but that may again reflect my geeky readership. Whoever is out there running Windows 98 or Windows 95 - please, for the love of God, move to something more modern and secure. We don't even provide security updates for Windows 98 or 95 anymore, so you're running naked.
On the ISP front, Comcast is the single biggest provider at 15% with GTE at 10% and MSN at 5%. This skew may be due to the popularity of those providers in the Redmond area.
Unfortunately, I think the other stats are too heavily warped by the robots and comment spammers to be useful (stuff like unique visitors and pages viewed per visit.)
Warren (a lead developer on the IE team) asked me the other day what posts on my blog have been the most popular, so I thought I'd check the stats.
The list has been reasonably stable for a while now. Here are the top ten articles as measured by page views since Jan 1, 2007.
The most popular category searches are
37% of the traffic on my site is the comments page; given the relatively low number of legitimate comments, I suspect most of this is blog spammers trying to get it (I get hundreds of spam comments per day). 20% of the traffic is my RSS feed, so I'm guessing most people read the site via an aggregator (hopefully IE7!) The tonychor.com home page is the single page with the most traffic at 2.66%.
Google domains from various countries are by far the largest referrers, accounting for a whopping 85% of all my page views. Yahoo domains are a distant second at 6%. Live and MSN total 4.3%. I know my site is just one data point, but it highlights a few things to me. First, Google is completely dominant in the search space; the lead they have is huge. Second, the big three (Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft) really own all the traffic. These three account for over 95% of all my referrals. The others don't even show up.
Anyway, there's your daily dose of trivia.
Well, I finally posted the entries from my sailing trip. I had written them mostly during the trip, but I couldn't post them due to the lack of connectivity.
When I got around to posting them, I was confronted with an interesting question: should I back date them so the entries appeared on the days the events occurred (and the day I wrote them) or should the dates reflect the date the entry showed up?
This is more than an philosophical topic. For my readers who use the RSS feed, I didn't know what effect the backdating would have, especially since I had made one live post in the middle of the trip. I was concerned it might confuse others who visit the site regularly and suddenly saw entries from previous days.
Despite those concerns, I decided to backdate the entries. Since its inception, the blog has primarily been for me, serving as a journal. I decided to optimize for my usage; I wanted the entries to appear on the day the events occurred.
Any opinions?
As you may have noticed, I've had an ongoing blog spam problem. In many respects you could say that my hobby was deleting blog spam, not writing a blog.
Well, thanks to a tip from Yukino, I installed MT-Akismet, a Moveable Type plug-in that does some anti-spam magic.
It's changed my life. In the past few days, I've deleted maybe three pieces of blog spam that slipped through instead of the hundreds I delete normally. There seems to be a virtually zero false-positive rate as well, judging from the scans of the junked comments I've made.
I now have hours more a day to write meaningless posts that no one reads and to screw around looking for old music on Urge. Happy day!
I'm writing this post using the Windows Live Writer beta. This is a client application that hooks up to various blog services and allows a more word processor like. Normally, when I write my blog, I use a web form and have to hand-code a bunch of HTML to do things like lists or images. Live Writer makes all that easier.
The setup couldn't have been easier. I just gave it the URL for my blog and my username/password. It figured out what blog software I used, and it imported all my styles and categories automatically. When I write this, it uses the styles from my blog, so I can easily see how everything will look. There's even a view that shows the draft post injected into my blog, so I can see it context.
The spell checking will be a huge plus too. Right now, background spell checking (you know, the red squiggles) doesn't appear to be working, but I'm sure it will be before release. The build also has some bugs; it crashed on me on my Vista box at work and lost my post. Life in the fast lane, I guess.
Still, this seems awesome. The UI is straightforward and clean. I can't wait to try it out over time. Give it a whirl and tell me what you think!
I just got my first check for the ads on my site. It was enough for a very nice bottle of whisky (which is likely what I'll buy). I think this is my first hobby that has generated any money. Not enough to retire on, but it's fun.
Google won't sent the check until you have $100 in the account. I got to this point more quickly than I expected when I first started with the ads in November of last year. (Traffic has been picking up slowly). I admit it was fun to watch the money add up - a quarter here, a dime there. I haven't really done anything to optimize the ads; this was just a grand experiment. I will say that the Google guys have done a good job here.
Thanks to everyone for clicking the ads!
I upgraded the version of the blogging software I'm using. It was surprisingly easy, but I'm still shaking out some of the bugs (like the bad looking search results page.) Let me know if you're seeing anything else. Thanks.
As you may have noticed, I've added Google AdSense ads to my blog. This is mostly to check out what the Google experience is, but I admit that if a little money came my way, that would be fine too.
It was certainly trivial to set up. I signed up for an account and waited to be approved. A day later, I logged into their AdSense code page, filled out a form, and then copied the code it generated into the appropriate spots on my web pages. The hardest part was picking the colors.
So far the ads have been reasonably well chosen. My gear and running pages produce more actionable ads than the kids' pages, but I guess that's to be expected. I don't like the ads it comes up with on my IE content, but again, I suppose there are no surprises here.
Anyway, let me know what you think.
It's kind of amazing to me how my silly blog winds up coming up high on Google search resuls. I don't think many people really read this blog or link to it, so I admit I'm a bit confused as to why this site pops up on Google so prominently.
Anyway, here's a sample of some of the searches (other than for Tony Chor) result in top 10 hits (links are to the articles):
It's interesting to note that none of these are in the top ten on MSN Search. I guess I should have a word with the MSN guys...
I'm super pleased about a new weapon against comment spammers. The top search engines including Google, Yahoo, and MSN, will ignore links that have the rel="nofollow" attribute set. Thanks to a plug-in from Movable Type (the maker of my blog software), this tag gets added to all of the URLs in the comments and trackbacks that people post. If the search engines ignore those links, there will be way less incentive for comment spammers to do their nasty deeds since their links will not increase their page rank.
Nice to see the industry doing something good together without a ton of bureaucracy and worries over IP.
Thanks to Scoble for pointing this out.
(Also, I should note that although Movable Type only tested the plug-in on MT 2.664 and above, it appears to work fine on my 2.64 installation.)
Jay Allen, author of my beloved MT-Blacklist, recently wrote a great article on how to fight blog spam using MT-Blacklist. I learned a few tips that will greatly improve my success on this front.
Getting the most out of MT-Blacklist by Jay Allen.
It's been a year since I started this blog. I didn't know what to expect or have anything particular in mind when I started it, other than it seemed to be an interesting thing to do.
There have been a few surprises, some pleasant, some not.
I'm not sure what the next year will bring, but I'll just keep adding entries and we'll see.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Have I recently mention how much I love MT Blacklist? It's so wonderful.
I have a new thing I like doing for a little lift; I look at the log file for my blog and see how many comment spammers MT Blacklist has stopped. It makes me smile. Score one for the good guys.
As some of you have noticed, I've had a little issue with comment spam -- site operators who put their URLs in my comments to get their Google ratings to go up. It wasn't a big deal for a long time; I'd get onesy-twosy spams. Then, this week, I got something like 80/day (virtually one on every article). Aside from fact I didn't want links to porn sites in my comments (at least ones I hadn't put there...) it became a major pain to remove them.
Fortunately, there's a great Moveable Type (my blog engine) extension called MT-Blacklist that allows you to block comments by domain (vs. the useless IP banning built into Moveable Type) as well as remove comments by domain. Best of all it's free. That said, I've already gotten enough value that I'll donate to the author, Jay Allen.
I'm sure I'm the last blogger to discover MT-Blacklist, but if you haven't added it to your blog, you should do it today.
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An area politician is working to bring justice to victims of human trafficking crimes in Wisconsin.
Today is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, and in honor of it, Representative Jill Billings is introducing The Predator Accountability Act.
The bill would help victims of human trafficking sue their perpetrators in civil court. Billings says the bill would help bring closure to those victims, and shed some light on an issue that's often shied away from.
"In Wisconsin and even in La Crosse, often people kind of turn a blind eye to this, and it's hard to see this is happening, but it's a growing problem," Billings said.
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Private Practice finally returned tonight after a three-week hiatus.
Unfortunately, "The Next Episode" was a bit lackluster, as I caught myself wanting to channel surf a number of times throughout the installment. I can honestly say that this has happened only maybe a handful of times.
Blame it on my disgust for reality television, but the Sam-centric episode just wasn't for me. I get that Shonda and company are trying things a bit differently in this final season, but I much prefer the traditional Private Practice installments that encompass everyone's storylines. After this one, I can't say that I'm looking all too forward to what's to come.
While Sam explained his reasoning for why he had welcomed a reality television crew into his life a number of times, I still wasn't convinced. It all just seemed very strange and not typical of Sam by any means. He's always been relatively private, and the awkwardness felt a bit forced.
While I felt like most of the hour was a snoozefest, there were certainly a couple of special moments that are worth mentioning.
For starters, I adored the way the reality television crew illustrated how much Sam loved his mother. Although his anger was intensified behind closed doors, it simply went to show the incredible bond that he and his mother shared. He was indefinitely hurt by her lies of keeping his father a secret, but he also still found a way to forgive her.
I definitely understood why Sam was upset with Raymond, but I was shocked at the way things ended for these two. I was almost certain that Sam would want to try to get to know his father and insist upon helping to save his life. I often forget that not every story has a happy ending.
Elsewhere, the search for the missing girl continued to no avail. This was a total letdown, as I assumed there was a reason for showing how involved the parents, doctors and community were in spreading the word about Sarah's disappearance. Seriously, what was the point of dragging this storyline out in yet another episode without a real conclusion?
Will Sarah's search continue or are we supposed to believe that there won't be a resolution?
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- In spite of all that's happened with AddiSam, they are still there for one another on the roughest days. Their talk on the beach felt so real.
- I loved how Sheldon was camera-shy and needed note cards.
- Cooper might be onto something: a reality show about the Freedmans? I just might break my "no reality shows" rule.
- If you were looking for the Violet Annoyance Scale, you won't find it this week.
With only eight episodes left, what are your predictions for the remainder of the series? Hit the comments because I'd love to hear your thoughts. Also, don't forget to return later this week to chime in on our Private Practice Round Table.
It's amazing how much I grew to dislike Sam as a character during his time with Addison. He became angrier and I could not pin point the source of his anger or his rash judgments. This episode sought to humanize Sam in a way that had not been done before. Reality series ok. It was not horrible, in fact it seemed the only reason Sam agreed to do it, was to establish an identity within himself. He seems to have lost foot on what life is to him. So in this case it worked.
Sam is too much for me. How out of character of him, as he is always so serious..can't believe that he agreed to do that. Wish Addison would get over him...he wanted nothing to do with her having a baby, and now that Henry is here she somewhat expects him to change? Stick with a good thing..Jake! And they have to resolve that little missing child situation, and fast. With only the few episodes left, I hope all loose ends are tied up in a bow..and not a knot!!
I got a 'No reality episode' rule to, i just dont like that the camera always moves, its SOO annoying.
BTW, I wasn't annoyed at all with Violet this week, which is a rarity, so I am glad that the reviewer didn't have the VAS up either. And I loved Amelia's monologue during the latter part of the show.
Before anyone is critical of this episode of Private Practice, they should be made to watch the debacle that was this weeks episode of Castle, which was also a "reality TV" show. Most of the actors on Castle appeared to think making faces and mugging/overacting/chewing scenery was somehow entertaining instead of just embarrassing. The plot was thin, the acting horrible and in general, I think most people would wish to have that hour of their life back.
In comparison, the Sam reality TV show stunt wasn't half bad. Taye Diggs is a beautiful man, and his smile is just gorgeous, plus, he's got a sexy voice and he is a fine actor, so I didn't bat an eye at him having a reality show. Alfrie Woodard is also a great actress, so I found their scenes beautifully done. But I thought Coop's greed for a show because of the money he'd make per episode embarrassingly immature and stupid, especially for a pediatrician who makes, I'm sure, at least six figures.
I didn't see the episode yet but I can say there is a Christina Annoyance Scale which now indicates a 5 out of 5.
@Jarrod Shonda herself said that it would be a happy story and I've just been hoping that she has the same definition of happiness as everyone else. And this might sound unbelievable, but I'm predicting (and hoping) for 2 girls and a boy as well! It might seem too ideal for them to have 2 of each but a girl can hope. :)
@Caitlyn: I too was sketchy about why she was so large, but I'm willing to ignore it seeing as the quicker her pregnancy advances, the quicker the Cooplets will be here! I read somewhere that Shonda is going to give Cooper and Charlotte a good pregnancy, but Shonda has been known to change her mind on more than one occasion. I'm honestly so excited to know the sex; I predict 2 girls and a boy.
@ Jarrod I saw that spoiler as well and it definitely has me excited! I was shocked with how big Charlotte's belly was in this episode - especially because Sam said that the little girl went missing from the hospital a few days ago. A bit of an inconsistency there but I was just happy to see Charlotte and her pregnant belly :) At first I was really scared that the season would deal with Charlotte and Cooper having to go through selective reduction (cause of Shonda's pregnancy track record) but with all the things I've been hearing about their respective episodes I think we've got a lot of fluffy CharCoop ahead :)
The worst episode ever!
For the first time I fast forwarded through most of the episode, just cant care less about Sam! His character was ruined in season 4 and bringing more of his family members is not gonna help.
Waiting forward to next episodes though, even so I dont want any trouble for Addy with Henry:(


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For nearly 28 years, well-trained drivers have been hitting the asphalt for days upon days and mile after mile to compete in time trials on race tracks spread throughout the country. To the Tire Rack One Lap of America participants, nothing is more enjoyable than eating grub from the gas stations and taking a holiday from showering—Livin' Loud at its finest, if you ask KICKER, which jumped at the opportunity to sponsor this awesome event taking place next week.
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Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux have moved into a small love nest in the Hollywood Hills, and TooFab has photos of the house.
With only two bedrooms and two baths, it's far more intimate than the sprawling Beverly Hills mansion Aniston sold over the summer -- perfect for a couple whose romance is blooming.
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The 1761 square foot home boasts a pool, sundeck, outdoor dining area, and a small hidden garden off the master bedroom.
The master bedroom features vaulted ceilings and rustic bathroom with his and hers vanities. The triangle shaped, state-of-the-art kitchen features a large island. The property was sold in 2007 for over $3 million.
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i thot i did already on the other page, oh well anyway that is so quaint and cute perfect for me!!! i want one. lol i sincerely hope it works out for Jen she is such a sweet and unassuming person!
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The house is okay.For me the decoriting is reaLLY boring needs color.
I do not see where it would be worth 3million.
As long as Aniston & Theroux like it and are happy in it that is all that matters.
Gosh, $3m doesn't buy you a lot! That said, it's a stunningly gorgeous house - I'd be SO proud (and feel blessed beyond belief) to own such a cool property. Three comments of critique though - dated second bathroom and weird table-and-chair setting on the lawn (that wooden set-up) ... what an odd placement that was! And the pool is a little on the small side. Presumably they're renting it? I wonder which bedroom they'll choose - I'd opt for the canopied bed one in the summer, and the more plush one in the winter.
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-- I have been hunting since I was 11 years old. I have found nothing I enjoy more than sitting in the woods and watching nature at work. When I graduated high school, I joined the Navy. The worst thing about being in the service was I didn't get much time to go home and hunt.
When I was 19, I married Heather. That cut into my hunting time even more. Now the trips back to Ohio -- once reserved for the deer woods -- are more family-oriented, thanks to my wife. Truthfully, I was in the dog house most of the time whenever I wasn't in the woods.
Heather and I had some pretty good arguments because she just didn't understand the need I had to be in the woods.
In 2006, I bought a house in Ohio and moved her back so she could be with her family while I was deployed in the Gulf. In 2007, I was honorably discharged from the after completing my obligation. I enjoyed my time in the military, but it was just cutting into my hunting too much.
Once home, I talked my wife into going hunting in the fall, so I bought her a new crossbow and had her practice all summer. And I hung a double ladder stand in one of my favorite places on my grandfather's land.
On opening day of archery season, we went out and set up about three hours before dark. The first two hours, we saw nothing. I was becoming very disappointed. I knew that if I was going to make her understand what I loved so much, it had to be exciting for her.
A doe finally came walking out about 50 yards in front of us and started feeding. I knew the crossbow was capable of placing a lethal shot at that distance, but I told my wife to wait.
Well, the doe never came any closer, and it got dark on us. Nevertheless, once we got out of the woods, I could tell my wife enjoyed it. She was beginning to understand.
The following day, we headed out about the same time to the same place. I always see bucks in that area and was praying a nice one would show.
About an hour into our vigil, a little 8-pointer came walking right toward us. As it was coming in, I told my wife she should pass it up and wait for a bigger one. The buck walked within 20 yards of us before slowly venturing away. When it was at 40 yards, my wife whispered and told me she had to shoot it.
I quickly ranged the deer and told her what line on the scope to use. She pulled the trigger and made a great shot. The little buck ran off, and my wife was beaming.
It was almost dark when we got down from the stand, so we headed back for some lights to track it. When we returned to the woods, we started following the trail, which grew faint after about 50 yards. Eventually, we lost the trail.
I felt bad watching Heather's excitement falter. I told her that when I got off work the next day, I'd go out and find it. All that night, she was depressed, and I was afraid she wouldn't want to go hunting anymore.
I found the buck the next day. It had tipped over and rolled down a hill just 10 yards from the last spot of blood.
When I went home to get the four-wheeler, my wife was elated.
For the next several months, I had to endure her taunting ... her claims that I wasn't going to get a buck bigger than hers. She thought she was aggravating me, but it was really just making me happy. I knew she was hooked.
I knew the key to getting Heather hooked was fast success, and that was what happened. The following year, she was eager to get into the woods. The third day out, she took another buck from the same stand.
By the way, she chose the name "Hunter" for our son. Three weeks after she shot her first buck, we found out she was pregnant. I look forward to when I can take him out and get him hooked on hunting.
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Bridcutt starts a two-match ban after he was booked for the 10th time this season during Tuesday night's 2-0 win at leaders Cardiff.
But fellow midfielder Dean Hammond is expected to be fit despite limping off against the Bluebirds with a knee injury.
Boss Gus Poyet is also set to welcome back three players who missed the midweek victory.
Ashley Barnes returns from a three-match ban, fellow striker Craig Mackail-Smith is expected to shake off a knee niggle and skipper Gordon Greer should be back in defence after a hamstring injury.
Midfielder Andrew Crofts (hamstring) remains a doubt while forward Will Hoskins (knee) is still out.
Danny Ings could return to the Burnley squad.
Ings missed Tuesday night's goalless draw with Middlesbrough due to a hamstring complaint but the former Bournemouth forward is hopeful of making a recovery in time for the Amex Stadium encounter.
Winger Ross Wallace (knee) and Michael Duff (calf) are expected to remain on the sidelines, with Kevin Long well placed to continue in the latter's absence at centre-back having made his first appearance for two months against Boro.
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I came to the United States to study when I was twenty years old. Until then I grew up in Yokohama (横浜; about 20 miles/30km from Tokyo). Since moving to the US, I miss a lot of things in Japan especially my family.
I also miss the various snacks and Japanese produce that I cannot get in the Bay Area. Whenever my mom comes to visit me, I always ask her to bring Butter Cookies called Hato Sabure (鳩サブレー) from this traditional Japanese confectionery store.
Hato Sabure (鳩サブレー) is a brand of butter cookies sold at Toshimaya in Kamakura (鎌倉) near Yokohama. These cookies go all the way back to 1887 (during Meiji Era). Around that time, Japan started to open itself up to the world and many foreign goods started coming into Japan. A foreign visitor gave the founder of the store a biscuit, and that was when he first tasted western cookies and became interested in making them. However, butter wasn't a common ingredient in Japanese food that time so he had to look for butter in neighborhoods where the westerners lived to start testing and creating his version.
You may wonder why these cookies are a dove shape. Hato Sabure's hato means dove/pigeon in Japanese. This confectionery store is very close to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu shrine (鶴岡八幡宮), where the founder often went to pray. He was inspired to make dove shape cookies because children at the shrine adore doves and the shrine's name contains Japanese character number "eight 八" which resembles the shape of two birds facing to each other (more story about Hato Sabure, continue reading in Japanese here).
The other day I was craving for these cookies so I decided to make my own version. I learned that there are only five ingredients in Hato Sabure: flour, sugar, butter, egg, and baking powder. I was especially inspired by this Japanese blog where the blogger dedicates his time to make perfect Hato Sabure! After reading his blog and comparing with sable cookie recipes online, I came up with this simplified recipe that works! I made the dove pattern with parchment paper (you can download and print out here). I was extremely happy that they taste just like Hato Sabure!! Hope you will give this recipe a try, especially if you like Hato Sabure.
- 1½ cup (200g) all purpose flour
- ½ cup (110g) sugar
- 6 Tbsp. (85g, ¾ stick) unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1 large egg, at room temperature
- 1 tsp. baking powder
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Situated in Elkhorn, this hotel is close to Watsons Wild West Museum, Walworth County Fairgrounds, and Evergreen Golf Club. Area attractions also include Apple Barn Orchard and Winery and Fantasy Hills Ranch.
Hotel Features
Recreational amenities at Hampton Inn Elkhorn include an indoor pool and a spa tub. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn Elkhorn provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 288 square feet (26 square meters). This Elkhorn hotel also offers laundry facilities, express check-out, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Hampton Inn Elkhorn is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- Conference space size (feet) - 288
- Total number of rooms - 64
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Nate Devine steps down as head
coach of the Blue Devils with
the return of long time Head
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was the sixth head coach of the
Blue Devil baseball team. In his
sixth year, Nate has over four
years experience as the pitching
coach for the Blue Devils. He
also has four years coaching
experience at ULV while working
on his MBA. He coached
outfielders, hitters and
pitchers. The ULV pitching staff
lead the conference his last two
years, and won two conference
Nate is a native of Sonora,
CA and graduate of Sonora High
School before coming to Merced
College. Graduating from Merced
in 1998 Nate continued his
playing career and academics at
the University of LaVerne. In
his fourth year he was selected
Team Most Inspirational player.
Nate received a B.S. degree in
Business Administration from
ULV. While coaching baseball, he
is a full-time Life-Fitness
instructor at MC. Nate currently
lives in the Merced area.
Joel came back to Merced College
three years ago as an assistant
coach and 1B coach. Last year
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3B coach. Prior to coming to
Merced College, Joel spent the
previous two seasons as the
Volunteer Assistant at Austin
Peay State University in
Clarksville, Tennessee, where he
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conference championship and
conference tournament
championship. The team received
a birth in the Atlanta, GA
Regional where they upset host
Georgia Tech. Joel's playing
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Merced College where he played
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We have Boulder County's only heated dive pool. Kept at a toasty 88F, it is the area's premier training facility to learn to swim, snorkel and scuba dive!
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The Bahia Principle Tulum was designed by the prestigious Mexican architect Fernando Quirarte and is inspired by the Maya Pucc architectural period. The hotel was designed to maximize the natural resources in the area to achieve long-term sustainability and guests are received with the traditional warmth that characterizes Mexico.
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We arrived at the Cancun airport after a huge storm had been rocking the coastline. The visibility at the beginning of the week was 50' and noticeably affected by the runoff, but improved each day as the storm subsided and gave way to beautiful blue skies. Though there was some evidence of the damage from Hurricane Dean, we saw beautiful canyon-like formations varying from over 100 feet all the way up to 40 feet, making for easy navigation, all within a ten-minute boat ride from shore.
The best diving was a little north of the hotel, towards the town of Akumal (which is the Mayan word for turtle), where we encountered queen angelfish, turtles, toad fish, spiny lobsters and incredible visibility. On Thanksgiving, we headed off to Cozumel for a day of drift diving. Visibility exceeded 80 feet, corals were healthy and the fish life bountiful. French and queen angels, nurse shark, morays, damselfish and spotted drum were the highlights.
On the last day of diving, the group headed inland for some cavern diving in the Dos Ojos cenotes. The water temperature was a bit chilly, but visibility was an incredible 200 feet and crystal clear water was adorned with stalactites and stalagmites. Upon surfacing in a beautiful bat cave while in the middle of a dive, we felt like we had entered another world.
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Generally, the nonprofits that keep going after crisis hits are those that find a calm harbour and drop anchor while they're rebuilding. They take stock of what they've lost and gained, learn to be more strategic and planful, and gain strength before they venture too far out open water again.
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Vishal S. Vaidya is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Environmental Health at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health. Vishal leads the Systems Toxicology Program within the Harvard Program in Therapeutic Sciences and directs the Laboratory of Kidney Toxicology and Regeneration in the renal division of Brigham and Women's Hospital. Vishal's laboratory uses cellular systems, mouse models as well as human biospecimens, and applies methodologies at the interface of cell and molecular biology, systems pharmacology, and translational science in understanding kidney disease.
Vishal has delivered more than 50 seminars as invited speaker and written more than 60 peer-reviewed publications, with more than 4,000 citations (h-index of 34). His work supported by an NIH/NIEHS Pathway to Independence grant and, in collaboration with the Predictive Safety Testing Consortium, led to the first kidney toxicity biomarker (Kidney Injury Molecule-1) qualified by the US-FDA and the European Medicines Agency in 2008.
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Vishal is very passionate about mentoring and teaching. Postdoctoral fellows in his lab have won several awards at the Society of Toxicology meeting such as the Renal Toxicology Fellowship award (Dana Hoffmann, Ph.D.); Colgate Palmolive Postdoctoral Fellowship Award (Melanie Adler, Ph.D.), ASIO Best Postdoctoral Research Award (Amrendra Ajay, Ph.D.). Vishal directs the course "Understanding Biomarker Science: From Molecules to Images," offered through the Harvard Catalyst. The fifth iteration of this course (attended by over 100 participants from academia, industry, the FDA, and NIH) was offered over 4 days in March 2014. Vishal also directs a 5-credit course on Principles of Toxicology-Molecular and Translational Toxicology at HSPH in the Fall (EH504).
Vishal acquired his Ph.D. degree from University of Louisiana in 2003 and completed his fellowship in nephrology from Brigham and Women's Hospital in 2007. He was awarded the Novartis Graduate Student Fellowship award from SOT and the National Kidney Foundation grant for his work during the graduate and postdoctoral training respectively. Vishal is also an Associate Faculty at the Harvard University's Center for Environment and an Affiliate Member of Harvard Stem Cell Institute, member of SOT, ASN and Harvard School of Public Health's NIEHS center.
Education and Training
- Poona College of Pharmacy, Pune, India, BS Pharmacy, 1994-1998.
- University of Louisiana at Monroe, LA, Ph.D. Toxicology, 1998-2003.
- Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Postdoctoral training, Nephrology, 2003-2005.
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- 07/2005 - 09/2009: Instructor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School
- 10/2009 - present: Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School
- 07/2011 - present: Assistant Professor of Environmental Health, Harvard School of Public Health
Hospital or Affiliated Institution Appointments
- 11/2006 - present: Associate Biologist, Department of Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital
- 10/2009 - present: Member, Harvard NIEHS Center, Harvard School of Public Health
- 10/2011 - present: Associate Faculty, Center for Environment, Harvard University
- 10/2012 - present: Affiliate Member, Harvard Stem Cell Institute, Harvard University
- 07/2013 - present: Leader, Systems Toxicology Program, Harvard Program in Therapeutic Sciences, Harvard Medical School
- 1999: Arthur Furst Award for Student Best Paper, American College of Toxicology.
- 2001 to 2002: Society of Toxicology Graduate Student Fellowship Award sponsored by Novartis.
- 2001: Sigma Xi Grants-in-aid research award ($900).
- 2001: Graduate Student Research Achievement award, The University of Louisiana at Monroe.
- 2002: Best Paper Award (2nd place) from Division of Toxicology, American Society of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (ASPET), Experimental Biology.
- 2002: Comparative and Veterinary Specialty Section award for best manuscript submitted, Society of Toxicology.
- 2003: Mechanisms Specialty Section's Honorable Mention award for the best manuscript submitted, Society of Toxicology.
- 2003: National Kidney Foundation Post Doctoral Fellowship Award.
- 2005: Risk Assessment Specialty Section best abstract award, Society of Toxicology.
- 2007: Guest Editor, Toxicology, special issue "Biomarkers of Toxicity", 245 (3), 163-224, 2008.
- 2011: Outstanding New Environmental Scientist Award, NIH/NIEHS.
- 2012: American Scientist of Indian Origin Young Investigator Award, Society of Toxicology.
- 2013: Innovation in Regulatory Science Award, Burroughs Wellcome Fund.
- 2014: Leading Edge in Basic Science Award, Society of Toxicology.
Professional Societies
- 1999 - present: Member, Society of Toxicology.
- 2006-2009: Career resource and development committee, Society of Toxicology
- 2010-2012: Councilor, Northeast Chapter of Society of Toxicology
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While at Kingsford University, I got the chance to meet up with Ken Hess from the infamous Big Bob Gibson's BBQ restaurant and competition BBQ team. Ken has competed with Chris Lilly on the team and they have won numerous titles at Memphis in May, just another notch in their BBQ belts… Ken shares some info on techniques to avoid flame ups on the grill, how to dry-age your beef at home, and tasty dishes to try out on your friends, straight from his CIA trained kitchen.
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Indira Gandhi's birth centenary — November 19, 2017 — may be a good five years away but commemoration plans are already afoot. The UPA government has finalised a proposal to set up Indira Gandhi Centre for Sustainable Development at Somerville College, Oxford University — her alma mater — as a "most befitting tribute" to the former prime minister. A slew of fellowships named after her will be introduced from the next academic session.
Sources said the Finance Ministry has approved an initial amount of Rs 25 crore for the Somerville plan for the next two years. The proposal is likely to be announced later this week. It will come into effect from the academic session 2013-14.
A panel, earlier headed by former finance minister Pranab Mukherjee and backed by the Prime Minister's Office, had been pushing for approval of the proposal to set up a "dedicated landmark building at Oxford's new campus". Aimed at working towards "advancement of research in food security, public health, environment sustainability and global governance" — subjects described as "close to Indira Gandhi's heart" — the centre will invite Indian students to Oxford as Indira Gandhi scholars.
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