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So I went to the Rockies Dodgers game today. Had great seats but it was really hot! Rockies won two of the three game series. I probably witnessed the last time Manny Ramariz will ever wear a Dodgers uniform. He came up to pinch hit with the bases loaded and after the first pitch decided to argue with the umpire and was ejected from the game! You can watch it here since I was in the ladies room at the time!! Can you believe it? I missed the best part of the game! Bye Bye Manny! Here's some pictures of today's festivities!
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Judd v. Obama
|Barack Obama and West Virginia State Democratic Party
|Keith Judd
|Case Number:
|March 15, 2013
|West Virginia Northern District Court
|Wheeling Office
|XX US, Outside State
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|James E. Seibert
|Presiding Judge:
|Frederick P. Stamp
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|Civil Rights: Other
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|MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER AFFIRMING AND ADOPTING 5 REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION OF MAGISTRATE JUDGE AND DISMISSING CIVIL ACTION. 6 Motion for Leave to Proceed in forma pauperis is DENIED. This civil action is DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDICE. It is ORDERED that this case be DISMISSED and STRICKEN from the active docket of this Court. This Court finds that the plaintiff was properly advised by the magistrate judge that failure to timely object to the report and recommendation in this action w ould result in a waiver of appellate rights. Because the plaintiff has failed to object, he has waived his right to seek appellate review of this matter. The Clerk is DIRECTED to enter judgment. Signed by Senior Judge Frederick P. Stamp, Jr. on 10/21/2013. (copy to Pro Se Plaintiff via Certified Mail, rrr) (nmm) (Additional attachment(s) added on 10/21/2013: # 1 Certified Mail Return Receipt) (nmm).
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M. Ward Tuning: EBEF#BE Listen to the song for strumming patterns and timing etc CHORDS F#m11/E: 002320 Emaj7: 004540 E: 000200 Intro: F#m11/E Emaj7 F#m11/E *E F#m11/E E The first time I ran away I saw faces in the trees F#m11/E E F#m11/E I heard voices in the storm, they sang oooooooh Emaj7 F#m11/E Emaj7 F#m11/E *E by the waterfall, oooooooh The second time I ran away I saw warriors on the train catching tigers by the tail, they sang ooooooooh by the waterfall, oooooooh Emaj7 F#m11/E Cause the way they look at you as if you were a stranger Emaj7 F#m11/E *E F#m11/E The way they talk to you as if you were a child Emaj7 F#m11/E Emaj7 F#m11/E *E by the waterfall, oooooooh F#m11/E E The last time I run away, well I hope it is with you F#m11/E E F#m11/E Will you let me show you where to run? Emaj7 F#m11/E *E by the waterfall NOTES: *E e|-------0000000000-------0000000000| B|-------0000000000-------0000000000| G|-------2222222222-------2222222222| etc D|-------0000000000-------0000000000| A|-0h2p2-0000000000-0h2p2-0000000000| E|-------0000000000-------0000000000| hit and pull off are immediately followed by continuous strumming of the E chord and so forth. Add these in where necessary. Also remember to slide F#m11/E to Emaj7 when the opportunity presents itself.
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Not again: Another Mohammed Cartoon conflagration
This crude drawing of Mohammed as a pig, published on Facebook and in a Norwegian newspaper, drew a protest of some 2,000 Muslims in Oslo today. The usual fatwas and threats of violence have followed.
Rusty at The Jawa Report has been tracking the bubbling Religion of Perpetual Outrage outrage and sums it up:
"They had to ask Muslims not to be violent ….. over a cartoon …. on Facebook!"
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A Jihad Friday video flashback for the "special day of love"
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Un-mourned casualty of Obama's bus: The First Amendment
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Egyptian faux-rage, deadly American dhimmitude, and the return of Islamic Rage Boy; Update: US Ambassador to Libya, Foreign Service officer, two Marines private security contractors dead
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A long time ago, working with Matt, we developed an enterprise news aggregator that was using tags (which back then we were innocently calling topics) to aggregate and distribute information within a company.
The latest incarnation of what was called K-Collector is Nòva100, which we opened today in total beta mode and that we have been developing for the financial newspaper Il Sole 24 ORE. Nòva100 is using RSS feeds and tags to dynamically collect and layout posts from 100 TypePad Business class blogs.
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Extreme Noodling
Wrestling the Wels Catfish
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Extreme Noodling: Wrestling the Wels Catfish
Meet an Okie native who's out to take down the notorious Wels Catfish - by hand.
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I love this show. If you are thinking of showing more, please do. Did the guy where they had to do the tracheotomy make it? That was totally bad ass and I could never do that under that pressure. This is a great show and one of the best on TV and thank you for making it.


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See demos of 3-D photography on several different display types, learn how to make 3-D photos, even with a 2-D camera.
Homebrew stereoscopic cameras and displays (as seen in Make: 14), including live 3-D video; a new updated version of the moving phantogram; and the latest 3-D music videos made for the band OK Go.
3D printing has been around since the 1970's, but it's changed a lot recently. Printers are cheaper, easier to use, and more accurate than ever. 3D imaging is next and is about to make a big splash for makers and others.
Making new instruments has always been part of music's progress through society, and technology has afforded tremendous innovation. Adam Somers has taken a leap into the future of music by creating powerful new instruments for the Leap Motion Controller, a 3-D motion control device that senses both hands and all fingers at up to 1/100th millimeter. In this hands-off live demo, Adam will discuss the making of Air Harp and Air Beats, and how his Leap Motion instruments can open new possibilities for musicians and makers of all levels.
ROBLOX is a hub for virtual Makers -- Every month on ROBLOX, millions of Builders create models, places, even whole worlds that they share with others. See what they've made! What will you build?
What happens when you introduce a 3D printer to a room of 8-year-olds and ask them to create? Enjoy stories from the front lines as told by a team that is working to bring this technology into schools around the world.
As Aurora Light Painters (NBC's America's Got Talent Quarter Finals) we invented a way to do live light painting so everyone can see the image as it forms. Attendees can use light toys as "paint brushes" on an "air canvas".
Chimera Art Space is the first community arts and maker space in Sonoma County, California. We're a diverse community of artists, makers, hackers, inventors, and mad scientists looking to learn, share and grow.
Using 3D printing, modeling and scanning to imagine a better future with kids around the world. Join to learn the basics of 3D printing and modeling and how we're bringing these tools to schools around the world.
Come check out our groundbreaking new 3D printing software, as well as our screw-less 3D printer design!
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HYREL 3D Printers, Enabling Innovation with a Professional, Industrial-grade, Out-of-the-box Ready, Highly reliable, High-value 3D printern
Far more than just an online 3D Printing service, i.materialise provides products and solutions for everyone with an eye for design and a head full of ideas.
With over 20 years of experience in 3D Printing technologies, more than seventy printers, and the largest selection of materials and finishes on the market, i.materialise aims to provide solutions that go beyond 3D Printing and address the real needs of clients. Whether creating, sharing, selling or buying a design, i.materialise is there, every step of the way.
Interactive light art: (1) Create your own real 3D spherical light painting; (2) Draw a picture and see it in lights on our full color bicycle wheel display; (3) Check out our light art for bicycles, the Monkey Light
Open VJ Platform is a project aimed at providing performers with an easy way to create engaging real-time visuals for performances.
A private school with a public purpose, Lick-Wilmerding High School develops the head, heart and hands of highly motivated students from all walks of life, inspiring them to be life long learners.
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21 Expert Organic Lawn Care Tips
The expert who founded Safelawns.org offers insider's tips for achieving a lush, green lawn without the use of toxic pesticides or chemical fertilizers.
By Paul Tukey / SafeLawns.org
Think of Your Soil as Alive
If you want to be successful as a natural, organic gardener or grow a healthy, organic lawn you may need to think differently about your soil.
Organisms in the soil have the same needs we do: to drink, breathe, eat, digest and excrete. When the soil is healthy, fed with natural materials and not compacted, those natural processes allow fertilization and growth to happen the way Mother Nature intended. Organic fertilizer is actually soil food that nourishes the organisms, whereas chemical fertilizer feeds plants directly but much of the chemical fertilizer runs off into lakes, oceans, rivers and groundwater. Growing grasses and other plants in healthy, living soil will make the plants more drought-tolerant, disease-resistant and maintenance-free.
For a video illustrating the difference between chemical soil treatments and organic soil management, check out Organic Lawn Management, The Overview," at safelawns.org/video.cfm.


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The latest news in the Ruby and Rails communityGot some news to report? Send it in!
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We start out this episode talking about the Github Rails drama from this weekend along with Yehuda's suggestion to fix the issue, MethodProfiler, Ariane, SimpleForm 2.0, and Versionist.
This episode is sponsored by Top Ruby Jobs. Everyone deserves to love their job (and it's probably in Ruby).
Eastward Ho, Git ours/theirs and where does your code go?
This week we have Streem, Rails 4.2.rc3, Papercrop, and RubyMotion 3.0.
This week we have a jRuby security release, a new Command API for ROM, Traveling Ruby, early validations, easy rewrites with Ruby and Science!, and a Rails Camp not too far from Hobbiton.
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Sauerkraut Salad
Put a few left overs together for a cold salad and liked it.
Breakfast w/ potato and cotija cheese
This is a quick breakfast I make with left over baked red potatoes.
Cranberry Sauce or topping ( no sugar )
This us a cranberry sauce I came up with because people in my family didn't like the taste of just cranberries. Turned out to be a very good topping for desserts.
Trail mix ( High Energy )
I use this for a pick me up after a workout or when I hungry between meals
Turkey Chili
Good for a cold day
Cucumber Slaw
This is a salad I make with fresh garden veggies
Apple butter Pumpkin pie (singles)
Took a recipe by Paula Dean and made it into singles.
Took a recipe by Paula Dean and made it into singles.
Made these for family dinner. Everyone loved them. Especially the kids.
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- Mexican rice and black beans
- Amish Wheat Bread for Bread Machine
- Whole Wheat Bread for Bread Machine
- World's Best Spinach and Artichoke Dip
- Vegetable-Packed Guacamole
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andrea Mackowiak Pleads Guilty in U.S. Federal Cour
Bill Mercer, United States Attorney for the District of Montana, announced today that during a federal court session in Missoula on May 5, 2009, before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeremiah C. Lynch, ANDREA MACKOWIAK, a 33-year-old resident of Columbia Falls, pled guilty to aggravated identity theft. Sentencing is set for July 31, 2009. She is currently released on special conditions.
In an Offer of Proof filed by the United States, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
During 2006, MACKOWIAK was employed at an orthopedic clinic in Whitefish.
Beginning in August of 2006, MACKOWIAK obtained from clinic records the Social Security account numbers of several clinic patients, as well as their names and dates of birth. MACKOWIAK then knowingly provided this information to a person in the State of Washington. The person in Washington to whom the information was communicated was a close friend of MACKOWIAK who had asked her to obtain the personal information for the purpose of setting up telephone accounts which could be used by people in prison.
The patient names, dates of birth and Social Security account numbers obtained by MACKOWIAK from the clinic in Montana were used to open fraudulent accounts with Qwest Communications in the State of Washington.
From August through December 2006, the fraudulent Qwest Communications accounts opened in the State of Washington with the personal information taken from the clinic records in Montana were used to obtain telecommunications services from Qwest without paying for such services.
MACKOWIAK faces possible penalties of 2 years in prison, a $250,000 fine and 1 year supervised release.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael S. Lahr prosecuted the case for the United States.
The investigation was conducted by the U.S. Secret Service.
A copy of the Offer of Proof can be obtained by contacting Sally Frank at (406) 247-4638.


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When life is just too busy, you need a place to reclaim your boundaries, recover from the constancy and demands of life, and settle in to be truly restored. In addition to the historic Leavitt House, Cottage House, and Lakeside Cabin, you will find a lake, prairie, trails, creek, and 100 acres of privacy. We welcome you for a romantic overnight stay, a wedding, group meeting, reunion, or birthday party. You can even rent out the entire house (sleeps 16)! Our 6 bedrooms are each uniquely decorated, and reflect the character and charm of the historic house and of the farm setting. Direct access to the beauty and tranquility of God's creation. Wildlife, the freshness of nature, and the quiet solitude of brilliant sunrises and Golden Sunsets offer you a bountiful harvest of memories.
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5 on November 13, 2014
Our stay at Prairie Creek was our first experience at a Bed and Breakfast, so we didn't know what to expect. We certainly weren't disappointed. Our time there was nothing short of amazing. The accommodations were wonderful - so many interesting things to see. The rooms were very comfortable and furnished, each in its own unique way. The grounds were beautiful. The weather while we were visiting was awesome so we enjoyed walking the trails. The barn brought back many neat memories. It was hard to believe we were so close to Lincoln. Bruce and Maureen were the perfect host and hostess. We are looking forward to staying again - and again.
4.4 on September 30, 2014
Overall a great place for my brothers wedding.
4.6 on September 09, 2014
My signifcant other and I spent a night at Prairie Creek Inn B&B, over this last Labor Day weekend (2014). We had a truly wonderful relaxing and peaceful time. We spent our Saturday evening down at the pond fishing. It was such a beautiful night and enjoyed the solitude. Every other guest, that we encounter during our stay, was friendly and wonderful to talk to. Bruce and Maureen were very gracious and caring hosts. I enjoyed Sunday morning getting up early, having coffee and getting to know the both of them. Their home is beautiful and we loved our room. Loved the fact that the parlor door handles were from Mr. C's, my favorite restaurant of all times. We will definitely make a plan to come and stay again.
5 on March 13, 2014
This was a surprise weekend trip for me arranged by my love. Everything about this weekend was wonderful. Bruce and Maureen were very accommodating as we arrived late in the evening on Friday and had an early morning planned for Saturday. However, when we arrived back mid-morning, Maureen served us a delicious breakfast. The rooms were beautifully decorated, some provided the story of the house itself. We really enjoyed the quiet weekend in the country at Prairie Creek Inn. This is a must stay B&B. We can't wait until our next visit. Thank you very much Bruce and Maureen for your hospitality and a weekend we will never forget! S & N - Grand Island, NE
5 on December 23, 2013
My wife and I came here for the first time for Valentines day, 4 days after our anniversary the year they opened. We have since become good friends with Bruce and Maureen and enjoy their hospitality and accommodations. We have been blessed to stay with them many times now and have always been blessed by the time away from the daily hustle and bustle. We look forward to many more visits and continued friendship! We highly recommend Prairie Creek Inn Bed and Breakfast!
5 on December 12, 2013
This was a holiday gathering for 11 of us from an organization. The innkeepers were very wam and welcoming for our tea and tour. They even allowed us to bring in our own soups and enjoy our gift sharing in their beautiful home! I would highly recommend this very informative and heart warming experience for anyone.
5 on November 21, 2013
We had a shopping day with 9 friends! We loved the cabin where we stayed. Bruce was so accommodating from the time we booked the trip through to the facility tour after breakfast. We rented the whole cabin...it was dang near brand new! The beds were comfortable and both gas fireplaces were on when we got there! There happened to be a full moon and of course we sat under it looking at the lake to the east. And then again in the morning with sun...up....beautiful!
4.2 on August 14, 2013
Our hosts were very welcoming, their home was comfortable and the grounds quiet. We were there on a night when the skies were clear and the fireflies were out, on the last night of a 2 week roadtrip. Very relaxing before the last days drive home. It is family friendly and we would like to return.
4.2 on June 30, 2013
An historic Lincoln Home, lots of farm acreage for walks, a lake view, a nice warm bed and hot breakfast. Great hosts. What more could anyone ask to get away from it all?
4.0 on May 22, 2013
My husband and I stayed one night in the Homestead Room. We enjoyed the ambiance of the room as well as the property and the delicious breakfast made by Bruce. Although we didn't get the chance to meet Maureen we were intrigued by their story. We enjoyed a nice dinner in Lincoln. The next morning we enjoyed exploring the grounds. We highly recommend the Prairie Creek Inn! -Ted & Anne Atwood
Offers our best view of the 3 acre native prairie just outside the front yard. This field has never had a plow put to it, and yields some of the most spectacular bouquets of native flowers in the area. Also has a view of the farm's original gambrel roof barn, field, and woods. The king bed is our finest sleeping mattress. Original wood floors and beautiful woodwork. Optional private bath...whirlpool tub, black marble tile surround.
Nightly Rate: $149 - $169
Are you a writer, composer, or dreamer? This is the premier private place for you. You will have an unlimited view of the 3 acre prairie, converging woods, field, and skyline. Here you will find the solitude and rest you need to re-create or organize your life. Features a full-size antique walnut bed and furniture and includes sofa sleeper for an additional 2 guests. Adjacent living room and bath with claw-foot tub and separate tiled shower.
Nightly Rate: $139 - $249
In a secluded, quiet corner, you will be enlightened by the history and process of moving 'this old Leavitt House' and its assimilation into the Francke Farm. Its simple elegance (including a king-sized slightly firm mattress) is a theme for the Prairie Creek Inn. The close-up view of the facility's woods—walnut, ash, hackberry, and pine, is enveloping and comforting.
Nightly Rate: $119 - $119
The theme of the cedars is just that—aromatic red cedar. The cedar bed is the creation of Bruce Stahr for Maureen's wedding gift—and is a king Select Comfort; beams above and trim in the cathedral ceiling are also made of cedar. Includes sofa sleeper for an additional 2 guests. A stunning private view of the acreage woods and even a peek of the lake are available when you're not gazing at the stars or the brilliant sunrise the next morning!
Nightly Rate: $119 - $249
This room offers a feel for what the early settlers in the area may have experienced—queen bed, rocking chair, pedal sewing machine, and humpback trunk. This room also has a great secluded view of the Francke Gardens. Private bath with 6-foot claw-foot antique tub/shower available.
Nightly Rate: $89 - $109
Named after the working farm that has become Prairie Creek Inn, this room offers a great overall view of the facility: Brilliant sunsets, view of the side yard and (future) gazebo, lilacs, garden, prairie, and a beautiful night sky. Queen-sized bed and comfortable accommodations will provide a memorable country experience.
Nightly Rate: $89 - $89
Main floor suite includes spacious bedroom, private bath with corner jacuzzi tub/shower, and private covered porch for viewing spectacular sunsets and stunning star-filled night skies. You also have access to the living room, wood stove, full kitchen, washer/dryer, and extra bathroom. A sofa sleeper allows you the option of 4 total guests. Aunt Laura, who lived here for decades, never had it so nice!
Nightly Rate: $149 - $179
Second floor suite includes 2 spacious bedrooms, private bath, and your own huge balcony. This suite is accessed by awesome original steep radius staircase or easier outside stair access via balcony. Rooms are very cozy with knee-walls and angled ceilings. Shared access includes living room, wood stove, full kitchen, washer/dryer, and extra bathroom.
Nightly Rate: $149 - $179
Lincoln, NE (LNK) 15 miles
From Lincoln: East on 'O' St. to 148th St. (5 miles out of Lincoln) Right (S) on 148th St. for 1 1/2 miles. Driveway on left (E.) is the only one in that mile. Secluded in trees. Look for 'Prairie Creek Inn' sign and large white barn at far end of driveway.
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Transportation Committee, Montana House of Representatives
The Transportation Committee is a standing committee of the Montana House of Representatives.
Per House Rule 30-10, committees in the Montana House of Representatives are assigned by the Speaker of the House with input from the Minority Leader. The Speaker determines the number of members of each committee and names chairs and vice chairs. House standing committees have four classes: class one committees meet Monday through Friday; class two committees meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday; class three committees meet Tuesday and Thursday; and on call committees meet at the behest of the respective chairpersons.[1] The Speaker, Majority Leader and Minority Leader serve as non-voting ex officio members on all House committees for the purpose of establishing quorum.[2]
See rules: 2013 Rules -- House (dead link)
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Transportation Members, 2013
|Democratic members (5)
|Republican members (7)
|• Carolyn Squires, Vice Chair
|• Steve Lavin, Chair
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|• Lee Randall, Vice Chair
|• Reilly Neill
|• Liz Bangerter
|• Bridget Smith
|• Christy Clark
|• Nancy Wilson
|• Clayton Fiscus
|• Krayton Kerns
|• Jerry O'Neil
|Transportation Members, 2011
|Democratic members (4)
|Republican members (9)
|• Carolyn Squires, Vice Chair
|• Gordon Vance, Chair
|• Diane Sands
|• Lee Randall, Vice Chair
|• Frank Smith
|• Elsie Arntzen
|• Kathy Swanson
|• Tom Berry
|• Edward Greef
|• Krayton Kerns
|• Steve Lavin
|• Jerry O'Neil
|• Matthew Rosendale
|Transportation Members, 2009
|Democratic members (6)
|Republican members (6)
|• Robert Ebinger, Jr.
|• Jon Sonju, Chair
|• Dick Barrett
|• Gordon Vance, Vice Chair
|• Deborah Kottel
|• Elsie Arntzen
|• Margaret MacDonald
|• Tom Berry
|• J. David Roundstone
|• Lee Randall
|• Bill Wilson
|• Janna Taylor
External links
- ↑ Montana Legislature, "2013 Rules -- House," accessed January 22, 2014 H30-10. House standing committees -- appointments -- classification.
- ↑ Montana Legislature, "2013 Rules -- House," accessed January 22, 2014 H30-30. Quorum -- officers as members.


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Let's start at the end point: what you're doing right now. You are pulling information from a network onto a screen, enhancing your embodied experience with a communication web filled with people and machines. You do this by pointing and clicking, tapping a few commands, organizing your thoughts into symbols that can be read and improved by your various correspondents.
There was a beginning to all this, long before it became technically possible.
Well, actually, there were many beginnings.
But one -- maybe the most important one -- traces back to Douglas Engelbart, who died last week, and his encounter with a 1945 article published here at The Atlantic, "As We May Think," by Vannevar Bush, an icon of mid-century science.
The essay is most famous for its description of a hypothetical information-retrieval system, the Memex, a kind of mechanical Evernote, in which a person's every "book, record, or communication" was microfilmed and cataloged.
"It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory," Bush wrote. "It consists of a desk, and while it can presumably be operated from a distance, it is primarily the piece of furniture at which he works. On the top are slanting translucent screens, on which material can be projected for convenient reading. There is a keyboard, and sets of buttons and levers. Otherwise it looks like an ordinary desk."
Bush did not describe the screens, keyboard, buttons, and levers as a "user interface" because the concept did not exist. Neither did semiconductors or almost any other piece of the world's computing and networking infrastructure except a handful of military computers and some automatic telephone switches (the latter were, in fact, one of Bush's favorite examples).
A crucial component of the Memex was that it helped the brain's natural "associative indexing," so "any item may be caused at will to select immediately and automatically another." The Memex storehouse was made usable by the "trails" that the user (another word that did not have this meaning at the time) cut through all the information, paths that could later be refollowed or passed onto a friend.
("There is a new profession of trail blazers, those who find delight in the task of establishing useful trails through the enormous mass of the common record," Bush predicted. Consider for a moment that these processes -- at scale -- are exactly what makes Google a good search engine or Reddit a good social news site.)
Bush's essay was a groundbreaking ceremony for the information age. In Bush's own terms, the complexity of the world and its problems required a better system, lest our memories and minds become overwhelmed by all there was to know. And this was not merely a personal, lifestyle problem. The worst war the world had ever known was finally coming to a close, and to a man like Bush, it had begun because of a lack of human wisdom. This is how his essay ends:
The applications of science have built man a well-supplied house, and are teaching him to live healthily therein. They have enabled him to throw masses of people against one another with cruel weapons. They may yet allow him truly to encompass the great record and to grow in the wisdom of race experience. He may perish in conflict before he learns to wield that record for his true good. Yet, in the application of science to the needs and desires of man, it would seem to be a singularly unfortunate stage at which to terminate the process, or to lose hope as to the outcome.
What Bush knew when he wrote these words in the months leading up to July 1945 was that the most cruel weapon had been invented: American atomic bombs would not fall on Japan for two more months, but Bush had been intimately involved in their creation and certainly knew their use was a possibility. With that knowledge in his pocket, his answer to the prospective (and then real) horrors of science-enabled nuclear war -- odd as it may seem -- was to imagine a contraption to aid human knowledge acquisition.
For Bush, humans were racing against themselves: understand the complex world or face extinction through war. Those were the stakes at the outset of the information age.
Bush's article went far and wide, and if I can brag for our magazine a little, is considered one of the most influential magazine articles ever published about technology, and perhaps in any field. It even landed inside LIFE Magazine in a condensed format in September of 1945.
Millions of copies of the September 10 issue were printed and distributed around the world. LIFE had established itself as the preeminent photo chronicler of World War II and the Red Cross habitually kept reading materials like it around for soldiers. And so it was that a copy of that issue, containing most of Bush's article -- including the whole Memex section and conclusion quoted here -- made its way to a Red Cross library on the (even now, still remote) island of Leyte in the Philippines.
Meanwhile, young Doug Engelbart, a radar technician in the Navy who never saw combat (the war ended as his boat pulled out of the San Francisco Bay), was on his way to the Philippines, too. He was transferred to Leyte, the island, and though the record is not precisely clear on this point, perhaps to the little village called Leyte, too, at the end of a long inlet. It was here that, in the words of John Markoff, Engelbart "stumbled across a Red Cross reading library in a native hut set on stilts, complete with thatched roof and plentiful bamboo." Five years ago, a visitor to Leyte snapped this photograph of the the town of Leyte.
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A month ago we published a blog item about a big cat – some dared call it a mountain lion — that a guy claimed to have seen and photographed with a cellphone camera in southern Yates County. We reproduced the photo, and it proved to be our most-viewed item ever.
People just love a good animal tale.
Now a largish cat has turned up, deceased, alongside the New York State Thruway near Auburn. The carcass was more than 50 miles as the crow flies, or the cat stalks, from the "mountain lion" siting spot in Yates County. The unfortunate Thruway creature turned out to be a serval, a wild cat native to Africa that apparently lived a domesticated life with an unhappy end in this country.
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I am contacting you about the 9th edition of the eLearning Africa conference that will take place in Kampala from May 28th – 30th, 2014.
I would like to know you would be interested publishing our press release in your website.
eLearning Africa is the largest gathering of eLearning and ICT supported education and training professionals in Africa, enabling participants to develop multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships, as well as to enhance their knowledge, expertise and abilities.
At eLearning Africa 2013, 1,480 education and training practitioners, experts, researchers, newcomers and providers from 65 countries gathered during the three conference days at the Safari Conference Centre, Windhoek, Namibia. 86% of the participants came from African countries. The conference programme featured the work of 300 speakers and chairpersons from 43 countries, addressing all forms of technology-enhanced learning and including a rich mix of themes, topics and a variety of session formats.
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Blizzard has sent emails to the videogame press informing them that World of Warcraft Cataclysm beta is about to kick off and sign-ups are accepted until April 15, 2010. However, Blizzard did not disclose the date for Cataclysm beta's release. To those who are excited for WOW Cataclysm release date, better order now before its actual release because it will definitely be a huge day for World of Warcraft video game players. WOW Expansion 3 – Cataclysm is offered for $39.99.
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First Greece -- then Ireland, Italy, Spain and Portugal: The European common currency has come under pressure from large national debts and the effects of the global financial crisis, ultimately requiring a rescue package close to a trillion euros.
The euro crisis may have eased recently, but companies and countries in the common currency zone still aren't investing enough to fuel growth. The best solution, a Berlin economics institute argues, is to establish an EU-wide investment fund. By Christian Reiermann more... [ Comment ]
The Greek economy continues to suffer, but the country's shipowners are spending as though there were no crisis. Once popular, Greece's shipping companies are now widely reviled. By Manfred Ertel more... [ Comment ]
When it meets on June 6, SPIEGEL has learned, the European Central Bank may implement a negative interest rate for financial institutions seeking to park their money at the Frankfurt powerhouse. The move is aimed at spurring loans. By Christian Reiermann more... [ Comment ]
Since the financial crisis, central banks have slashed interest rates, purchased vast quantities of sovereign bonds and bailed out banks. Now, though, their influence appears to be on the wane with measures producing paltry results. Do they still have control? By Michael Sauga and Anne Seith more... [ Comment ]
When Germany announced a program to attract jobless young adults from Southern Europe, they had no idea how high demand would be. Funding has temporarily run out for travel, training and language learning subsidies. By Markus Dettmer and Claus Hecking more... [ Comment ]
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court is one of the country's most formidable institutions. Yet recently it has faced criticism for its rulings on the euro and European unification. Have its justices crossed the line between jurisprudence and politics? By SPIEGEL Staff more... [ Comment ]
Thousands of ECB auditors have begun examining the balance sheets of euro-zone banks. Stress tests are coming soon. With the European Central Bank in charge of oversight, many hope the EU's financial industry will return to health. But there are risks. By Martin Hesse, Christoph Pauly and Anne Seith more... [ Comment ]
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International and national experts on HIV and sexually transmissible infections are convening in Darwin to present latest research and statistics relating to HIV & AIDS and sexual health.
New statistics about to be released on Monday 21st October reveal a disturbing trend in Australia's HIV figures and the behaviour that is driving it. See below details about the Surveillance Reports and media materials.
Annual Surveillance Report 2013: HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections in Australia
The Kirby Institute
This Surveillance Report is the seventeenth annual review of available surveillance data pertaining to the occurrence of HIV, viral hepatitis and STIs in Australia. It is intended to be a reference document for organisations and individuals interested in the occurrence of these infectious diseases in Australia, drawing together relevant data from many sources into a single comprehensive report.
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AFAO press release in response to the ASR
NAPWHA press release in response to the ASR
Annual Surveillance Report 2013: Bloodborne viral and sexually transmitted infections in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Australia's first people and HIV: no time for complacency
The Kirby Institute
The number of new infections of HIV in Indigenous Australians has historically been both extremely low and stable; but that seems to be changing.
This Surveillance Report provides information on the occurrence of BBVs and STIs among the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population in Australia. Published by the Kirby Institute, the purposes of this Report is to stimulate and support discussion on ways forward in minimising the risk of transmission as well as the personal and social consequences of these infections within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
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Annual Report of Trends in Behaviour 2013: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections in Australia
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This 2013 Annual Report of Trends in Behaviour (ARTB) presents data from a selection of the behavioural and social research conducted by the Centre for Social Research in Health (formerly the National Centre in HIV Social Research). The report focuses in particular on studies assessing trends over time or addressing emerging issues.
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College of Business faculty, Herbert Snyder, PhD, Associate Professor of Accounting and Information Systems, received the 2009 Peltier Award. The Peltier Award was established in 1998 by Joe and Norma Peltier of Arthur, N.D. The Peltier Award recognizes an instructor who demonstrates cutting-edge, innovative teaching techniques which enhance student interest and learning in a disciplinary area. The Peltier Endowment is administered by the NDSU Development Foundation.
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2008 Ronald Stammen
2007 Kalpana Katti
2006 Eric DeVuyst
2005 Edward Deckard
2004 Brian Slator
2003 Charles McIntyre
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2001 Donald P. Schwert
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Desert Island Beers – Des de MoorFriday, July 8th, 2011
Welcome to the fifth 'episode' of our all new co-produced Desert Island Beers which features Des de Moor. Amongst many things Des is a beer writer. Based in Deptford, London and though born in England to an English mother and speaking English as a first language, his father was Dutch.
This week Des has published his first book, The CAMRA Guide to London's Best Beer, Pubs and Bars, a comprehensive guide to one of the world's great beer drinking cities and a timely celebration of the current renaissance of London brewing.
Since 2002 he's been writing regular bottled beer reviews for the member magazines of Britain's Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), first for What's Brewing, then for BEER, as well as the occasional feature on topics like beer retailing and pub walks, and was a contributor to 1001 Beers You Must Try Before You Die.
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According to Shi Davidi of Rogers Sportsnet, a division of the same company that owns the Toronto Blue Jays, the team is nearing a three year contract extension for Brandon Morrow that will guarantee the starting pitcher $21 million, with a $1 million buyout for a 2015 club option for $10 million after his age 30 season.
07:30 Update: The contract has been signed, as confirmed by an announcement by the team.
The deal takes care of Morrow's second and third year of arbitration eligibility, as well as his first year of free agency at the very least. In a worst case scenario the team would have to pay the flame throwing starter $4.2 million in arbitration for 2012.
Morrow has shown flashes of brilliance in his time as a full time Major League starter, striking out a higher percentage of batters over the last two seasons than any other starter in baseball. However, that's also been matched with difficulties performing to that same level with runners on base as well as some good old fashioned bad luck (among 86 qualified pitchers during that same time period, Morrow has the sixth worst strand rate).
In fact, many of the numbers most likely to be used in arbitration cases don't paint Morrow as the dominant pitcher that more advanced metrics do. Adding to these concerns, is his injury history, not only as a diabetic, but also as a pitcher who has had to visit the DL in Spring Training in each of the last four seasons for either shoulder or forearm problems in his throwing arm. To me, that suggests off season conditioning problems.
While those factors, may cause some alarm, it should also be noted that even if Morrow never improves, never puts it together, never becomes the recipient of good luck, this deal will still end up being team friendly in economic terms.


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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Grand Rapids fifth annual matinee game turned into an afternoon delight for the Griffins on Tuesday, as they claimed a come-from-behind 5-4 shootout win over the Manitoba Moose to seize sole possession of first place in the North Division. The two teams had entered play tied atop the standings at 19 points.
The Griffins (10-3-0-1) rallied with third-period goals by Valtteri Filppula and Bryan Helmer to erase a 4-2 deficit, before Jiri Hudler and Filppula scored in the final two shootout rounds to secure the victory. Grand Rapids will look to maintain its lofty perch this Friday when the Cleveland Barons pay a 7 p.m. visit to Van Andel Arena.
Nate DiCasmirro got things going for the Griffins with the fastest goal to start a game in franchise history, collecting a Tomas Kopecky rebound and slipping a shot past a defenseless Wade Flaherty just 13 seconds into the contest.
It took the Moose a mere 35 seconds to respond, as Kevin Bieksa sent Manitobas first shot from the top of the right circle past Joey MacDonald, who made his season debut for Grand Rapids following off-season back surgery. The deadlock lasted only until the 3:59 mark, when the Griffins potent power play connected for the eleventh straight game, extending a team record. Hudler took a shot from the right boards that Eric Manlow redirected from the doorstep, enabling Hudler to push his personal-best and AHL-high scoring streak to 14 games.
Manitoba then took a commanding lead with three unanswered goals, first netting the equalizer on Jesse Schultzs power play goal from the slot just 8.8 ticks before the intermission. A 5-on-3 midway through the second period provided the visitors with their first lead, as Bieksa blistered a shot from 40 feet for his second of the afternoon at 10:38. The Moose (9-5-1-1) then took advantage of a turnover to pot Jozef Balejs goal from point-blank range at 14:31, giving them a 4-2 lead.
The Griffins, who have outscored their opposition 23-8 in the third period this season, pulled within one thanks to an odd-man break 10:26 into the final frame. During a 3-on-2 rush, Flaherty stopped a Ryan Oulahen blast from the left circle but the rebound tricked beyond his grasp, allowing Filppula to pounce for his fifth goal of the season. With time running down, a Bryan Helmer rocket from the point slipped through Flaherty at the 18:20 mark to knot the score and ignite the student-filled crowd of 6,683. MacDonald then made a brilliant glove save on Josh Green with 12.3 seconds left to force overtime.
In the shootout, Kopeckys first-round tally was answered by Green and Alexandre Burrows, before Hudler and Filppula scored to complete the comeback for the Griffins, who have rallied in each of their last five wins. MacDonald made 18 saves for the victory, as Grand Rapids finished the day with a whopping 54-22 shot margin.
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Designed for site managers by site managers, the Site Manager's Seminar gives participants the chance to network and share with each other, discuss topics important to the job of a site manager, and bring home solutions to improve their camps. Tour multiple camps and go "behind the scenes" to see how they operate - hear from each camp's site manager about the projects they're most proud of as well as solutions found for the toughest challenges. Learn more.
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Location & Dates
March 18-19, 2014
Meeting Location: The Painted Turtle
17000 Elizabeth Lake Road (map) [2]
Lake Hughes, CA 93532
Hotel Style Room: Shared
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Deadline to register: March 7, 2014. Deadline extended to Tuesday, March 11, 2014.
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Having trouble with registration? Contact Us! [5]
Registration fees include program on Tuesday and Wednesday, transportation during the tour, overnight stay on Tuesday, March 18 and meals on Wednesday, March 19. While staying overnight is encouraged, it is not required. Linens are included for hotel style rooms (included: linens, pillow, towel). For cabins, please bring your own sleeping bag, pillow and towel.
To register, click on the link above, or call (800) 428-2267.
Join us for one of the most highly rated ACA events in the region! Designed for site managers by site managers, the Site Manager's Seminar gives participants the chance to network and share with each other, discuss topics important to the job of a site manager, and bring home solutions to improve their camps. Tour multiple camps and go "behind the scenes" to see how they operate - hear from each camp's site manager about the projects they're most proud of as well as solutions found for the toughest challenges.
Who Should Attend
Site and facility managers, maintenance staff, board members, camp directors, and other camp professionals who make facility decisions.
Featured Camps
- Canyon Creek Summer Camp
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- The OAKS Camp & Conference Center
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- The Painted Turtle
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Tuesday Night's Program: March 18, 7pm-9pm
Going Green: Save Money & Save the Earth!
Danny Sudman, Green Camps Initiative (GCI)
Explore the topic of "going green", using case studies, examining sustainable products hands-on and undergoing a "green audit." Whether your camp is just starting out or seasoned with implementing green initiatives, has the ability to make a major investment or looking for low and no-cost options, you'll walk away from this session with exciting new ideas for how you can save money, reduce your camp's environmental impact and set an example for the young people you serve. Topics include:
- Energy conservation
- Water conservation
- Waste reduction
- Landscaping
- Food systems
- Facility maintenance
About Guest Speaker Danny Sudman:
Camp has been an important part of Danny Sudman's life since he was nine years old and first attended a YMCA camp in North Carolina. After graduating from North Carolina State University with a degree in Sociology, Danny moved to California to begin working at Catalina Island Camps (CIC) where he continued to grow into the role of a summer camp director as well as a program director for the Catalina Environmental Leadership Program (CELP). Danny's background in summer camping and environmental education has allowed him to develop programs to reach a diverse audience and teach young people valuable critical thinking skills in an effort to better their communities and the environment.
Danny recently launched Green Camps Initiative [12], an organization that helps camps reduce their environmental impact, regenerate natural systems and become models of environmental stewardship for campers and their surrounding communities.
What People Are Saying About the Site Manager's Seminar
"This was a very rich opportunity to get information and ideas to improve our services."
~Emilio Hernandez, Loch Leven Christian Camp & Conference Center
"The tour was great, the host camps' staff were terrific. The format at each venue was set up differently and that worked."
~Gabe Valencia, Mile High Pines Camp
"The guest speaker's knowledge of adapting other camps' ideas to our facility was very valuable."
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The Site Manager's Seminar has Educational Endorsement! This means that the program has been successfully vetted according to recognized criteria and that YOU can get up to 9 Continuing Education Credits (CECs) by participating in the event. For documentation of the CECs that you've earned, go to: Manage My CECs [14].
For more information about Educational Endorsement or to attend more events/online trainings that are educationally endorsed, visit: www.ACAcamps.org/pdc/educational-endorsement-program [15].
A Special Thanks to Our Planning Committee!
Brad Baillie, Chair - Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times
Chris Erickson - The Thursday Club
Sloan Hamilton - Loch Leven Camp & Conference Center
Cameron Henson - Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times
John Horton - Camp Stevens
Schedule at a Glance
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
|Registration & Check-in, The Painted Turtle
|Guest Speaker, Danny Sudman, Green Camps Initiative
Going Green: Save Money and Save the Earth!
|Networking & Community Share
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
|Breakfast, The Painted Turtle
|Tour The Painted Turtle [10]
|Travel to THE OAKS Camp & Conference Center
|Tour THE OAKS Camp & Conference Center [8], Part I
|Lunch, THE OAKS Camp & Conference Center
|Tour THE OAKS Camp & Conference Center, Part II
|Travel to Canyon Creek Summer Camp
|Tour Canyon Creek Summer Camp [6]
|Wrap Up
|Dinner, Canyon Creek Summer Camp
|Travel back to The Painted Turtle
Schedule subject to change.
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Brad Baillie, Chair
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Lupine Reppert, ACA Staff
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(765) 349-3521 direct
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Cancellations before 6pm on the registration deadline will be granted with a cancellation fee, assessed at 15% the total paid. Cancellations received after the registration deadline will not be refunded. No-shows are not refundable. Written copy of the cancellation is required and can be faxed or emailed ATTN: Lupine Reppert to: (765) 342-2065 fax or email@example.com [18]. Phone cancellations are not accepted. If ACA, Southern CA/HI cancels the event for which you have registered, the registration fee paid will be fully refunded. ACA, Southern CA/HI is not responsible for any expenses incurred by you as a result of your registration, whether the event is attended, postponed, or cancelled. All registration payments must be made by the event date in order for participants to be admitted to the event.


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20th Annual Chemult Sled Dog Races
6-dog Mid-distance*
Entry: $50
18 miles / $200 purse
8-dog Sprint*
Entry: $50
9.6 miles / $200 purse
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Entry: $50
5.5 miles / $200 purse
4-dog Sprint*
Entry: $50
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Starred (*) classes are Pacific Northwest Championship Points Races
All entry fees include a $10.00 bib deposit
Current PSDSA members take $5 discount on total entry fees
All purse classes paid thru third place: 1st - $100; 2nd - $60; 3rd - $40;
PeeWee: In the chute Saturday Only. Volunteers needed to bring dogs & sleds.
Race entry deadline: Received by Thursday, January 17, 2012 (Drawing that evening)
Saturday and Sunday: 7:30am MANDATORY Drivers' Meeting for ALL classes except Peewee.
Walt Haring Sno-park in warming shelter. Pacific Tri-State Race Rules will be followed.
Races Start: 8:30am Saturday & Sunday
Lodging in the town of Chemult
Chemult Motel (541) 365-2228
Dawson House (541) 365-2232
Crater Lake Inn (formerly the FeatherBed Inn) (541) 365-2235
Budget Inn (541) 365-2266
… at Diamond Lake Junction, 10 mi south of Chemult
Whispering Pines Motel (541) 365-2222
… in Crescent, 17 miles north of Chemult:
Crescent Motel (541) 433-2550
… in Crescent Lake Junction, 24 mi NW of Chemult
Willamette Pass Inn (541) 433-2211
… in La Pine, 35 mi N of Chemult
Best Western Newberry Station (541) 536-5130
Rules Before registering, please review the Pacific Tri-State Race rules here: http://psdsa.org/Races/Pacific_Tri_State_Rules.pdf
A copy of these rules will be available in the warming hut at the race site.
Saturday & Sunday
7:30 am Mandatory Drivers Meeting in the warming shelter
8:30 am Race start.
Sweatshirts and t-shirts will be available for purchase in the warming shelter. Concession stand with hot breakfast and lunch will be available in the sno-park.
On Saturday Only Peewee races will be held in the chute immediately after the final races. Please contribute extra dogs and/or sleds to this very popular event.
On Sunday Only Teams will go out in reverse order except for recreational skijoring.
After the end of the races, the race giving organization asks that all mushers help tear down the starting chute and timing booth. Immediately following will be a gathering in the warming shelter for the Awards Ceremony.
Saturday night there will be an informal gathering at Loree's Chalet. Here is a link to the menu:
The Big Mt. Café will be open for breakfast at 5:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
Parking All vehicles in the sno-park need current permits. Oregon, Washington and California sno-park permits are all acceptable. Plan ahead and obtain your permit in advance. Note: The North Lot will be open for spectator parking so all racers should park in the south lot, closest to the starting chutes.
Race Packets will be available at the race site warming shelter Saturday before the meeting.
Saturday Night There will be an informal gathering in town - check back for more details as the race weekend approaches.
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