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The Granary
Farmhouse | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
The Granary at Cortijo La Nava offers ground floor accommodation in a beautiful setting, with many original features including beams, a traditional Andalucia kitchen and private patio with the proverbial grape vine. It is well equipped and the perfect get-away.
Cortijo La Nava is located in one the most beautiful valleys of Andalucia. Surrounded by rolings olive groves, mountains and spectacular scenery. The ideal place to relax and unwind but close enough to all the other elements that make a good holiday.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Will consider
|House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Granada & Malaga 60 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
|Further details indoors
The Granary will sleep an additional 2 people (maximum 6 people) with use of the sofa-bed.
Central heating is chargeable but we offer the use of a gas heater free of charge.
|Further details
Please note, the Granary is not available to rent alone during July and August as we receive many enquiries wishing to rent both units.
The Andalucia region
Cortijo La Nava is situated 4 minutes drive from a lovely pueblo unspoilt by tourism, with ventas, bars, restaurants, chemist and a 24-hour medical centre. The local people are very friendly and welcoming.
We are within easy reach of the motorway which links Malaga, Granada, Seville and Cordoba. Visit Granada and the magnificent Alhambra Palace, within the hour. Cordoba, where the world-famous Mezquita, the Moorish mosque is located. Skiing and mountain biking in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the wonderful city of Seville are all within two hours drive.
Closer to home you can visit the nearby town of Antequera, the magnificent limestone gorge and lakes in El Chorro, the prehistoric dolmen caves and El Torcal Park Nature Reserve. You could also relax and have a coffee in the famous eight sided plaza and take in the history of local town Archidona.
The beaches of the Costa del Sol and watersports are also within only one hours drive, making Cortijo La Nava the ideal setting for the perfect Spanish holiday.
Villanueva Del Trabuco
Villanueva del Trabuco is a traditional Spanish pueblo, it has a weekly market, plenty of shops and very typically Spanish restaurants and bars. The indoor-market is open daily during the week, where you can buy good quality produce and fresh fish.
Places to visit nearby include Rio Frio. While you're there why not sample the local trout in one of the many restaurants. Walk through El Torcal, high above the plains with its magnificent rock formations or visit Fuente de la Piedra and the lagoons filled with migrating Flamingoes (depending on the time of year).
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Visited the Granary in 2011 and just missed Semana Santa and vowed to come back. This year we went with my sister and brother in law who had never visited Spain. Sometimes reports and pictures do not … More
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I promise that I will stick with the battle to the very end, whether or not I lose weight.
My visual inspiration:
My before picture:
My starting measurements (January 11, 2010):
Right Arm -12 Left Arm - 12
Bust - 42 Waist - 36
Right Thigh - 23 Left Thigh - 22.5
Hip - 48
I wanted to keep my results from the Falling into Winter challenge now that it is finished before I left the team. So I copied them here! I'm pleased with my loss and more importantly, with the inches lost.
Sparkpeople Username: Go_Robin
Challenge Starting Weight (9-19-09): 225
Long-Term Goal Weight (in pounds): 162
Challenge Goal Weight (in pounds): 212
Weigh Ins:
Week One 09.26.2009: 223.6
Week Two 10.03.2009: 222.6
Week Three 10.10.2009: 221.4
Week Four 10.17.2009: 220.8
Week Five 10.24.2009: 219.4
Week Six 10.31.2009: 219.4
Week Seven 11.07.2009: 218
Week Eight 11.14.2009: 216.6
Week Nine 11.21.2009: 216.4
Week Ten 11.28.2009: 214
Week Eleven 12.05.2009: 214
Week Twelve 12.12.2009:214
Week Thirteen 12.19.2009: 214
TOTAL POUNDS LOST: ** -11 lbs.**
Cardio & Strength Training Fitness Minutes:
Please record them separately; you will need to track them individually for a few challenges. Thanks!
*Record total minutes at end of each week.
Week One 09.26.2009: 485 mins. CARDIO/ 75 mins. STRENGTH
Week Two 10.03.2009: 550 mins. CARDIO/ 65 mins. STRENGTH
Week Three 10.10.2009: 435 mins. CARDIO/ 80 mins. STRENGTH
Week Four 10.17.2009: 690 mins. CARDIO/ 90 mins. STRENGTH
Week Five 10.24.2009: 660 mins. CARDIO/ 85 mins. STRENGTH
Week Six 10.31.2009: 475 mins. CARDIO/ 95 mins. STRENGTH
Week Seven 11.07.2009: 410 mins. CARDIO/ 85 mins. STRENGTH
Week Eight 11.14.2009: 285 mins. CARDIO/ 90 mins. STRENGTH
Week Nine 11.21.2009: 465 mins. CARDIO/ 70 mins. STRENGTH
Week Ten 11.28.2009: 315 mins. CARDIO/ 60 mins. STRENGTH
Week Eleven 12.05.2009: 365 mins. CARDIO/ 110 mins. STRENGTH
Week Twelve 12.12.2009: 385 mins. CARDIO/ 90 mins. STRENGTH
Week Thirteen 12.19.2009: 285 mins. CARDIO/ 30 mins. STRENGTH
Measurements Tracker
First Measurements (09.26.2009):
Right Arm 13" Left Arm - 13"
Bust - 44" Waist - 38"
Right Thigh - 24" Left Thigh - 23"
Hip - 51"
Mid-Challenge Measurements (11.07.2009):
Right Arm - 12" Left Arm - 12"
Bust - 42" Waist - 37"
Right Thigh - 23.5" Left Thigh - 23"
Hip - 50"
End of Challenge (12.19.2009):
Right Arm -12 Left Arm - 12
Bust - 42 Waist - 36
Right Thigh - 23 Left Thigh - 22.5
Hip - 48
Pop Quiz!
A. Complete the Pushup, Crunch, and Jumping Jack Fitness Tests. If you complete these, award yourself FORTY points in your tracking template. IF YOU DO NOT COMPLETE THESE, your max points for the week are FOUR, and you cannot receive any points in the bonus activity.
One minute of wall pushups: 26
One minute of stability ball crunches: 20
Run in place 3 minutes, rest 1 minute, take pulse: 76
B. Bonus Points. For EXTRA points, give your team some love on your sparkpage. In the past teams have written cheers, slogans, created cookbooks, and created team photos and/or icons. The sky is the limit, but get something out there that shows your team and Fall Into Winter Challenge Pride! If you complete this AND all of the fitness tests, award yourself TWENTY additional points.
My lame motto: "I'll be a Hot Chocolate by Winter!" I like the other suggestions a lot better!
Total Points for Week One (FOUR, FORTY, SIXTY): 60
WEEK TWO CHALLENGE - Ends 10.03.2009
How Many Miles?
A. How many miles can YOU do in one week? Whatever your pleasure (walking, running, swimming, elliptical, arc trainer, biking, etc), tally up your miles this week.
One point per mile, the sky is the limit!
Tracker for this week:
Sunday: 4 miles
Monday: 3.5 miles
Tuesday: 9 miles
Wednesday: 9 miles
Thursday: 12.5 miles
Friday: 14.5 miles
Saturday: 8
Essential Nutrients
A. Iron. Meet your minimum iron intake identified by Spark for ALL SEVEN DAYS of the challenge. If you are taking a daily multivitamin, eating greens, etc you should have no problem doing this!
YOU MUST HIT ALL SEVEN DAYS FOR POINTS! I know we all can do this. If you complete this, award yourself TWENTY points in your tracking template. IF YOU DO NOT COMPLETE THIS, your max points for the week are FOUR, and you cannot receive any points in the bonus activity.
B. Bonus Points. For EXTRA points, track your protein as well. Hit your minimum protein intake ALL SEVEN DAYS for FIFTEEN Bonus points. Remember, you are only eligible for these bonus points if you got in all of your iron.
Total Points for Week (TWENTY, THIRTY-FIVE, OR FOUR): 35
Helping Hands
A. Support your teammates. Take a moment to drop a note on the sparkpage of someone who hasn't posted recently or is frustrated by a few 'bad' weigh ins. Let them know it is time to get back up again and the team is there and ready to help them out! Or congratulate someone who has succeeded with their weight loss effort or some other goal that is important to them. Do this for at least SEVEN members of your team for TWENTY POINTS. If you do not do this, your max points for the week are FOUR.
You can do all seven on one day, spread it out through the week, your choice just get in seven!
B. Bonus Points. For EXTRA points, welcome new members of the DONE team! Every day all of us should receive emails with new done members. Send them a quick note welcoming them to the DONE team! If you welcome 20 new members, award yourself FIFTEEN bonus points! When I have done this in the past I sent the same message to everyone, so you can do it quickly but it is still very much appreciated. Remember you must complete Part A to be eligible for this.
Total Points for Week One (TWENTY, THIRTY-FIVE, OR FOUR): 35
Cardio Fever
A. This week's challenge will focus on cardio. emoticon Any cardiovascular activity will count. For TWENTY points, get in at least 200 cardio minutes this week. If you do not do this, your max points for the week are FOUR and you are not eligible for bonus points.
I got 660 minutes of cardio in!
B. For bonus points, identify a personal goal for the remainder of the challenge. ANY goal that is nutrition, fitness, or lifestyle related will work. Your goal CANNOT BE TO LOSE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF WEIGHT. Share your goals with your team for FIFTEEN bonus points. Remember you must complete Part A to be eligible for this.
My goal: To make getting up an hour early to do cardio before leaving for work part of my life and normal routine! I will do this every week day!
Total Points for Week One (TWENTY, THIRTY-FIVE, OR FOUR): 35
A. Stay within your calorie range all seven days for TWENTY points. You have 100 points above or below your range as 'wiggle room'. If you do not get all seven days, your max points for the week are FOUR and you are not eligible for bonus points.
DONE. Stayed within range of 1250-1550 every day.
B. Develop a new element for your fitness routine and act on it this week for FIFTEEN bonus points. Remember you must complete Part A to be eligible for this.
I've started using two new machines at the gym: back extension and incline press. They are both very challenging for me, but hard is good!
Total Points for Week One (TWENTY, THIRTY-FIVE, OR FOUR): 35
A. Share 3 recipes with your team for the upcoming holiday season. One recipe should be a VEGETARIAN entree or side dish, one recipe should be a DESSERT, and one recipe should be a TRADITIONAL holiday recipe with a healthy twist. Your traditional recipe doesn't have to be tied to a specific holiday or religion, although it certainly can be, just connect to something that you celebrate or enjoy during this season.
Share these recipes with your team for TWENTY points. As always, if you don't finish this you'll only get 4 points and won't receive points for any bonus activity. DONE
B. For bonus points, 150 cardio minutes this week. FIFTEEN BONUS POINTS. Remember you need to complete part A to be eligible for this.
DONE. 410 minutes of cardio.
Fitness Bank!
A. Complete 300 Fitness minutes this week for TWENTY points. These minutes can be from cardio or strength training. If you don't complete 300 minutes your max points for the week are 4, and you won't be eligible for any bonus points.
B. For FIFTEEN bonus points, share your 'Plan B' with your team. Sometimes, despite our best efforts and intentions, things won't go to plan. How will you bounce back if the gym is closed for the day or you oversleep, or there are no healthy options at your office party? Brainstorm some easy solutions with your team for bonus points this week.
Plan B posted on Hot Chocolates chat thread.
Fitness Bank, Part 2
A. Complete 250 CARDIO minutes this week, AND one strength training session for TWENTY points. If you complete TWO or MORE strength sessions this week you only have to complete 200 cardio minutes. If you don't complete 200-250 minutes your max points for the week are 4, and you won't be eligible for any bonus points.
465 Cardio Minutes
B. For FIFTEEN bonus points, reach out to two team members you haven't heard from recently. Touch in and see how they are doing, and offer support if you can to get them back in action before the end of the year.
A. We've all heard that tracking is critical in successful weight loss. It helps you see what is working and what may need improvement. Sometimes plugging in take-out and seeing the stats is enough to get me to choose a smarter option! This week, track your Thursday meal for TWENTY points. If you can only estimate that is fine, but GET YOUR ENTIRE DAY ENTERED! Hopefully this will encourage you to eat as best as you can this week, and budget in extra exercise if necessary. If you don't complete Part A your max points for the week are 4, and you won't be eligible for any bonus points.
DONE. EEK! 1600 calories for one meal!
B. For FIFTEEN bonus points, complete 90 cardio minutes. DONE
A. This week, get in 350 Cardio minutes for TWENTY points. It is time to make up for all that pie, turkey, and stuffing! If you don't complete part A you aren't eligible for the bonus points, and your maximum points for the week are FOUR.
Cardio: 365
B. For bonus points, track ALL SEVEN DAYS this week, and stay within your range. If you track all seven days and stay within your personal nutrition goals, award yourself FIFTEEN bonus points.
A Beginner's Guide to Yoga
The end of this challenge bleeds right into Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa, celebrations I'm sure many of us are looking forward to celebrating. But with these events come challenges of all sorts. The stress of being around the extended family, or eating the right foods, or finding time to work out can get to all of us. Instead of letting it get you down this year, try to turn to yoga. In addition to increasing flexibility, routine yoga practice can also be a great way to relieve stress. And this challenge should get you nice and limber for your final exam next week!
A. For TWENTY points, perform any six of the following yoga poses FOUR TIMES this week. You will do a total of twenty four poses (6 pose routine x 4 sessions) for points, but feel free to do more than that. If you don't complete this, your max points for the week are four and you aren't eligible for the bonus points.
Yoga Basics: www.sparkpeople.com/resource/fitness
B. For FIFTEEN bonus points, complete 200 cardio minutes this week.
How many times have I read on this site people posting "I would like to lose," "I hope to lose," "I want to lose," "I wish to lose"? I used to say those things myself.
I've been thinking a lot lately about why I've tried to lose weight for the last 40 years without lasting success while this time it seems different. In the past, I'd lose some then fall away and gain it all back plus some. This time on Spark People, it seems different. I seem to have a lot more stick-to-it-iveness and patience.
Now I realize that in the past I THOUGHT about losing weight a lot! Every day! And I WANTED it to happen, but I didn't follow through and do what needed to be done. It's almost as if I thought I could lose weight by just wanting it enough.
By saying "I HOPE to lose weight," it's as if I give up responsibility for doing so and just hope it happens magically. Or as if I don't trust that I can do it by my own efforts but hope a miracle happens. (By the way, I do ask God to help me, but even with his help, it is still up to me to do it.)
This time around, I know in my heart that it won't happen unless I do it and, more importantly, that I CAN make it happen.
I'm removing the wishy-washy phrases from my vocabulary. I don't WISH to lose weight, or hope that I do. I'm making it happen and I AM losing weight.
This is my collage for the 8-week battle. I tried to include images of strong women--warriors, women tackling challenges, women having fun, and women enjoying the strength of their bodies.
The reason the 8-week "Battle" appeals to me is that I consider my effort to get healthy and fit IS a fight, one that will take all my persistence, determination, and commitment. Just like any military campaign, to succeed I need a plan, strategy, and courage. And to never give up.
I used mapmywalk.com to build a virtual walk of 500 miles from my home in southern Orange County, California, to San Francisco, taking a beautiful route following Pacific Coast Highway (California State 1) all the way.
I will be going through wonderful places such as Newport Beach, Santa Barbara, Malibu, Monterey, William Randolph Hearst's palace at San Simeon, Santa Cruz, and San Francisco Bay. Should be a beautiful walk! I am logging only intentional exercise.
My route:
October 11: Start in San Juan Capistrano, mile 0
October 12: I'm at Dana Point, a beautiful beach town, mile 6.5
The city was named after Richard Henry Dana, Jr., author of Two Years Before the Mast. Dana describes the locale, including neighboring San Juan Capistrano, as "the only romantic spot in California."
October 13: On the way to Laguna Beach, mile 11.5
October 14: On Pacific Coast Highway outside of Laguna Beach, a town famous for its artists and art galleries. (See me walking along the road next to the guardrail?--no, not really.) Mile 15.5
October 15: At beautiful Newport Harbor in Newport Beach. Lots of expensive beach houses here! Mile 23.
October 16: I'm in Huntington Beach, Surfer Capital of the World, mile 28.5
October 17: Just south of Seal Beach, outside of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Center. Not very attractive spot. Mile 35.
October 18: Pacific Coast Highway takes a jog inland as I approach Long Beach. I am at Bixby Hill and I can see the University of California at Long Beach campus. Mile 39
October 19: I'm in Long Beach now, in a not very nice industrial area, lots of oil wells and tanks. Not near the ocean any more. Mile 43.
October 20: I'm in San Pedro, home of the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container shipping port in the United States and the biggest cruise ship center in the western United States. Fun to watch all the big ships at the docks. Mile 47.5.
October 21: Pacific Coast Highway jogs inland to skirt the lovely Palos Verdes Penninsula, home to many beautiful estates. The Point Vicente Lighthouse here is said to be haunted. Mile 53.5.
October 22: Mile 60.75. I'm on the coast again, among the beach city gems of Los Angeles County: Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, and Redondo Beach.
October 23: Mile 64.75. I'm at Los Angeles International Airport. LAX is the 7th busiest airport in the world.
October 24: Mile 70. I'm at Marina Del Rey, home to over 5,000 pleasure boats!
October 25: Mile 75.5. Well, I breezed right through Venice Beach and Santa Monica, and now I'm in Pacific Palisades, a lovely community, home to some famous people like Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, Anthony Hopkins, and Walter Matthau (former honorary mayor). Here is the J. Paul Getty Villa, now open as a museum.
October 26: Mile 80. A beautiful, rocky, rugged spot: Topanga Canyon.
October 27: Mile 84. Fabulous Malibu, beautiful homes right on the beach! (I used to have a Malibu Barbie!)
October 28: Mile 88. Solstice Canyon State Park. Rugged coastline.
October 29: Mile 92. Point Dume. Considered part of the "Malibu Riviera."
October 30: Mile 96. El Matador State Beach.
October 31: Mile 101. Leo Carrillo State Beach. This is a pretty rugged stretch of the coast.
November 2: Mile 108, on my way to Point Mugu.
November 4: Mile 117. Pacific Coast Highway jogs quite a way inland to skirt the Point Mugu Naval Base. I'm just east of Port Hueneme (wie-NEE-mee).
November 5: Mile 124. Back on the beach at the ocean. I'm in the city of Oxnard. (Funny name, isn't it? Oxnards sound like something you don't want in your sausage.)
November 6: Mile 130. In Ventura, on the way to lovely Santa Barbara.
November 13: Mile 147. I was slowed down this week by illness, but now I'm just south of Santa Barbara in beautiful Carpinteria. Charming little beach town.
November 16: Mile 160. Finally, I'm at beautiful Santa Barbara, home to wonderful parks, zoos, museums, and great eating. Ah, the good life!
November 20: Mile 178. I'm at El Capitan State Beach.
November 27: Mile 193. Winding through the rugged mountains of the central coast.
December 4: Mile 217. I'm at Vandenberg Air Force Base the West Coast location for Space Shuttle launches and landings. You can see the trail in the sky for hundreds of miles when the weather is right.
December 12: Mile 248. About halfway on my trip! I'm at Pismo Beach, a fun little beach town.


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WalMart Stores Inc named company veteran Doug McMillon to replace chief executive Mike Duke, who will retire on January 31 after five years at the helm of the world's largest retailer.
McMillon, 47, is currently CEO of Walmart's international division. He will start in his new role on February 1, the company said in a statement.
McMillon was promoted to his current role as head of the company's second-largest operating unit in January 2009. Prior to that, he was president and CEO of Sam's Club.
"McMillon was responsible for the growth area for Walmart — global sales — and that's why he got the nod," said Walter Loeb, president of retail consultancy Loeb Associates.
Walmart has struggled to find traction in the US, with its comparable sales frequently missing Wall Street estimates. The retailer has faced intense competition from dollar stores and other discounters such as Target Corp.


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Alamo Group Inc. (NYSE: ALG) today reported results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2012.
Net sales in the fourth quarter were $149.4 million compared to net sales of $147.0 million in the fourth quarter of 2011, an increase of 2%. Net income for the quarter was $4.2 million, or $0.35 per diluted share, versus net income of $8.0 million, or $0.67 per diluted share, in 2011. The 2012 results included the effect of a non-cash impairment charge of $0.7 million on a pretax basis, or $0.05 per diluted share on an after-tax basis, related to a write-down of goodwill in the Company's European Division. The 2011 fourth quarter results reflected cash and non-cash items related to the acquisition of Tenco. These included acquisition expenses and a Gain on Bargain Purchase as adjusted for a retrospective change based on post-closing adjustments to the fair value of assets acquired and liabilities assumed as of the acquisition date. The 2011 results also included certain restructuring costs related to the consolidation of one of the Company's facilities in South Dakota, and an impairment charge relating to a write-down of goodwill in the Company's European Division. The net effect of the 2011 adjustments amounted to a gain of $5.3 million on a pre-tax basis, or $3.1 million, or $0.26 per diluted share, on an after-tax basis. A reconciliation of the non-GAAP financial measures discussed above and throughout this press release is included in the attached tables.
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Jam in the Dam 2012: moe., Mike Gordon, DSO, Lotus, Keller
how bout umph, bisco, lotus, and tribe?
Now that would be ( o )Y( o )'s
Yeah, how did umph get left off this year?
just in case all of you fine Jber's didn't know, Mike Gordon is from the Phish.
good lineup. i don't think any JITD lineup will ever top the last one though (umphrey's, yonder, new mastersounds, the bridge)...for my tastes anyway. man, i shoulda gone that year
nice to see it back though for sure
Mike Gordon plays for Phish? Thought it was Thin Lizzy..
that lineup is even worse than the last lineup! WOW
Jam scene is suckin hard ballz. Love Gordo though. Keller, if you've ever seen him get hit with a mini cereal box... that's my handy work... i offer $100 to peeps who hit him above the shoulders with em. kangfirmed.
still the best festival in the world
dso is really on fire right now/over the last year
havent seen DSO since John left..ive heard its not the same..
What chux said. I also really wanna see WIDESPREAD PANIC land a groove here.
They are probably the only good band that truly bring on the SUPER HOT & HEAVY HOT Groove that none of these other stupid bands can't.
the last few times i've seen darkstar they've been significantly better than when i saw them with john k left. go figure
Seems some people dont like this line up here but I thinks it rocks!! Not crazy about DSO or MOE but always a good time at there shows, but the real treat I'll be hoping for is Keller and Mike playing together at some point... Hope to see some of you there anyways!!!!!!
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Microchip Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MCHP) , a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog and Flash-IP solutions, and FIRST® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) announce the "Duel in the Desert," a robotics scrimmage hosted by 48West on Saturday, February 16, 2013, at Chandler High School, 350 N. Arizona Avenue, Chandler, Ariz. Fifteen high-school teams will preview their robots for the upcoming First Robotics Competition (FRC) 2013 AZ Regional, which will be held March 22–23, 2013, at Hamilton High School in Chandler, Ariz. At the March regional event, 50 teams will participate. Winners of the worldwide regional competitions, including the Arizona regional, are eligible to attend the FRC World Championship in St. Louis, Mo., at Edward Jones Dome on April 24–27, 2013.
The game, "Ultimate Ascent SM," challenges two alliances of three robots each to score points by tossing the highest number of discs into their respective goals. Extra points are awarded to robots that climb 10-foot-high tiered pyramids in the last seconds of the match. Any student participating on a FIRST team is eligible to apply for more than $16 million in scholarships.
Microchip Technology is the organizing sponsor of the FRC Arizona Regional, joining Leader in Technology sponsor Microchip employees through United Way Valley of the Sun donations; Captains of Innovation sponsors Army ROTC, Avnet, Craig and Barbara Barrett Foundation, Microchip Technology Inc., Wells Fargo Bank, Friends of the Future Sponsors, Best Buy Children's Foundation, Go Daddy, ON Semiconductor, Steve and Maria Sanghi, FIRST Friends Sponsors, Chase Giving Foundation, and Wishes In Stitches. Additional sponsorship opportunities are still available.
Steve Sanghi, president and CEO of Microchip Technology, and member of the FIRST Board of Directors, said, "In addition to teaching students STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) disciplines, participants on a FIRST team learn about working on a deadline, raising funds, marketing, critical thinking and teamwork. These are the skills that we need to create a stronger and more informed workforce, to boost our economy."For more information about the FRC Arizona Regional, or to volunteer or sponsor a team, contact Carol Popovich at (480) 792-7938, cell (480) 335-2091, or email@example.com. Resources High-res FIRST and Ultimate Ascent SM logos Available Through Flickr or Editorial Contact (feel free to publish):
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The select group of people who take part at the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery expect to be intellectually stimulated, educated, and inspired, listening to lectures and taking part in discussions that dissect all sorts of food-related subjects according to each year's theme. Ironically, however, they hardly expect to have a memorable gastronomic experience.
Last weekend, though, for the first time in its 30-year history, the record number of about 240 participants at the Symposium on Food and Language had the unprecedented and unexpected pleasure of tasting amazing dishes prepared by Fergus Henderson and Raymond Blanc, among others.
The impressive building, the gardens and the stylish dining hall of St. Catherine's College, which has hosted the Symposium for the last four years, is a far cry from our previous nondescript, dark locations. It was designed in the early '60s by the Danish architect Arne Jacobsen, who created not just the buildings but all the furnishings, fixtures, and even the college's forks, spoons, and knives, objects that are now considered classics of modern design. "He even designed special flatware for left-handed people," Paul Levy, the Symposium's co-chair with Claudia Roden, told me.
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Fergus Henderson set the tone on Friday night with his English Restoration-inspired dinner entitled 'A Samuel Pepys Feast," dedicated to Harlan Walker, who was for many years the Symposium's editor. Right down his "Nose to Tail" alley, Henderson brought to the tables platters of perfectly tender, thinly sliced ox tongue accompanied with bowls of lightly pickled beetroots. Bottarga and Spanish pickled sardines followed, with copious amounts of bread and butter--the chef is known for not being shy when it comes to "the good butter," as he calls it.
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The second course was an absolutely amazing, though not terribly photogenic, venison and trotter pie. A bowl of roast quail followed, and diners didn't hesitate to grab the birds with their fingers. The fricassee of rabbit with peas, the only green note of the lot, was irresistible. And the beef shins that were brought last, with a plate of tiny roasted Jerusalem artichokes, were scary-looking--but unbelievable! The pieces of succulent, slow-roasted meat we picked from the bone had a flavor I will never forget. I hardly ever eat meat, but Henderson's dishes were something else entirely. I'm glad I can't taste such food more often--otherwise I would surely turn into an avid carnivore.
Before dinner, as we enjoyed glasses of Solear Manzanilla in the garden, we were served parmesan straws, created especially by Henderson as a reminder of a passage from Pepys's diaries in which he writes that he buried his wine bottles and his parmesan wheels to save them from the London fire. To end the feast, Henderson used the expertise of Bompas & Parr, the famous English jellymongers who claim to "operate in the space between food and architecture, with projects that explore how the taste of food is altered through synaesthesia, performance and setting." They created "St Paul's Aflame," a jellied reproduction of the famous monument which they ceremoniously burned with a blow-torch. The multi-colored jelly miniature homes we were served were slightly tart and fruity--exactly what we craved after the wonderful meat feast.
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The charming Simon Schama--the English historian and professor at Columbia University who is best known for writing and hosting many BBC documentary series, among them the 15-part History of Britain--gave an inspired and captivating lecture in his keynote address, "Mouthing Off: Reflections on Eating and Uttering."
While expressing his admiration for Henderson, who brought modern English Gastronomy to its pre-Industrial Revolution roots with his Nose to Tail cooking, he was somewhat skeptical about our beef tongue course. Everything starts with the tongue, he said, one of the most important parts of our body, and although we may devour the oversized and thinly sliced ox tongue, we would certainly be very reluctant to consume the tongue of lamb or pig, similar in size to our own. At one point Schama made fun of Dan Barber's "lecture-like menus," saying that as a rule he never orders from a menu a dish that includes two verbs in its description.
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Roman Vaughn, 36, debuted in last week's episode of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" as the boyfriend of Tammy's 20-year-old daughter, Megan. I think I know a breakout star when I see one, as does a certain state appellate justice who reviewed Season 2's first two episodes with me. Roman's shaved head, tatted body and 909 area code made him a tougher, real-life version of the troubled I.E. pantywaist Ryan in "The O.C." Then there's Roman's solid-gold occupation - pit bull breeder.
I didn't sleep too well the night before my visit to Iron Cross Kennels. What to wear? I went with the cargo pants but dumped the backwards ball cap. I didn't want to appear to be trying too hard.
Erika and I set out to Menifee in her new Accord, which is at home on the freeway and the winding, bucolic, meth-shack-lined Bundy Canyon Road, but completely out of its element on the rutted dirt track up the hill to Roman's place. We pull up to the chain-link fence surrounding the five-acre compound and are instantly greeted by, and I say this with all respect, the head bitch - a massive she-pit that comes bounding across the arid landscape, her sagging teat-sack practically leaving its own track in the dirt. Meet Iron Maiden.
Roman assures us it's OK to leave the car, even though every instinct tells me I'd be safer cliff diving. Iron Maiden, modestly accessorized in a motorcycle-chain collar, just sniffs us politely. She weighs 93 pounds. "I like to keep 'em lean," Roman says.
Lean, but not small. As Roman explains, he specializes in monster pits. Whereas the U.K.C. pit standard calls for males to max out at 60 pounds, a 60-pounder would be a runt at Iron Cross. We sit on a picnic table and Roman brings out Disciple. He's a lovely blue-and-white beast, 122 pounds, with a cranial circumference of 27¼ inches.
"Aw, you're such a good, good boy," I coo, my fingers stroking his chin, my testicles retracting up into my thorax. Disciple is Roman's biggest pit but Disciple's brother, Azul, who lives in Colton, weighs 153. Roman brings out another male, Iron Tyson, and he's just as docile, although Roman acknowledges he can be a handful because he bought him out of the Pennysaver and wasn't able to socialize him early.
"See, he's not mean, is he?" Roman says as I pet Tyson. I reply: "No, but then I'm not trying to rip off your stereo."
Like every pit-bull aficionado I've met, Roman says pits are no more aggressive than other dogs. Bad owners are the problem. But your Web site's rap song, I point out, has some pretty violent lyrics describing your dogs. He says the song was "a gift" from a friend, that's all. He says he screens buyers before he sells them one of his dogs, which go for up to $3,000. I ask him for some specific reasons he's refused to sell to people and he stops me short.
"I thought this was about me. You're asking a lot of questions about the dogs."
Roman grew up on the fringes of the desert east of San Diego. Shortly after high school he got into a business that remains his main source of income - he owns a dental lab that makes retainers. (In fact, the pit bull money just pays for the upkeep of the dogs, he says.) Not exactly the stereotype.
Another stereotype-buster: A tour of his compound reveals an immaculate operation. And this wasn't spiffed up because we were coming. Long-term investment is evident. The kennels house puppies and adults that seem healthy and active. They are spacious, clean and well built of concrete and chain link. His out buildings are new construction and brightly painted to resemble miniature barns. He's planted trees to complement those already on the site. In short, while his place isn't as opulent, it's as well-kept as any horse property in Coto.
Which brings us to Megan. The age and income differences are issues. "Being from different sides of the tracks," he calls it. But "for a rich kid, she has a really great work ethic." Megan, in fact, helped Roman put together a 2007 Iron Cross Kennel calendar featuring her, sister Lindsey, fellow "Housewives" teen Kara Keough (Miss March and Miss June) and others posing with dogs and dirt bikes. A couple of models are splattered in fake (I think) blood.
"I'm not a salesman," Roman says, explaining why most of the 5,000 calendars are still in boxes. He's giving them away now, so I take a few, and ask him to autograph one.
"It's 'B-e-d-s-w-o-r-t-h,' " I tell him. " 'Justice William Bedsworth.' "
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The photographer-filmmaker behind such doc provocations as Thin and Kids + Money hits the morbidly curious motherlode in this jaw-dropping depiction of the American Dream gone sour. When the billionaire time-share king of Florida and his ex-model wife begin construction on a 90,000-square-foot palace — the largest home in the United States, including 30 bathrooms, a bowling alley, and a baseball diamond — they aren't prepared for the credit crunch to radically shrink their empire. Their post-recession behavior is the stuff of reality-TV nightmares. (Magnolia Pictures)
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There's no historical profiling or arch sociopolitical conscience in the latest from the iconoclast behind JFK and World Trade Center, a brutal crime thriller reminding us that he's also the guy who wrote Scarface. Based on Don Winslow's bestseller, Savages stars Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Johnson as Laguna Beach pot dealers forced to square off against a corrupt DEA agent (John Travolta), a cartel leader (Salma Hayek!), and her enforcer (Benicio Del Toro). (Universal Pictures)
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Boston slacker Mark Wahlberg might be able to salvage his relationship with long-suffering girlfriend Mila Kunis if he can get his best friend since childhood to move out. Oh, and his friend happens to be a CG-animated, foul-mouthed, bong-smoking, sexually harassing teddy bear (voiced by first-time director McFarlane himself, creator of Family Guy). Patrick Warburton, Giovanni Ribisi, and Joel McHale co-star in this high-concept comedy of arrested development. (Universal Pictures)
The Dark Knight Rises (July 20)
Dir. Christopher Nolan
Really, who won't be watching the final act of Nolan's Caped Crusader trilogy, arguably the high-water mark of superhero cinema? Christian Bale's gravelly voice returns as haunted billionaire Bruce Wayne and his winged alter-ego, now facing two foes of fanboy legend: Anne Hathaway's slinky Catwoman and Tom Hardy's gas-masked juggernaut Bane, who infamously broke Batman's back in the comics. Get off the Internet to avoid further spoilers. (Warner Bros.)
Klown (July 27)
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Hands down the funniest film of the year, this irreverent Danish comedy plays like a superior, way grosser version of The Hangover (and Todd Phillips is producing an American remake!). Discovering that everyone except him knew about his girlfriend's pregnancy, a nebbishy man-child — about to take a canoe trip to an exclusive brothel with his ultra-perverted pal — unwisely kidnaps her young nephew for the ride. From ill-advised threesomes to photographing little boy penises, they don't call them "gags" for nothing. (Drafthouse Films)
Killer Joe (July 27)
Dir. William Friedkin
In debt to a drug kingpin, Emile Hirsch hires a sociopathic Dallas cop (Matthew McConaughey, already earning career-high praise) to take out his mother for the life insurance policy. The Exorcist director reteams with Pulitzer- and Tony-winning writer Tracy Letts (Bug) for what's been labeled both a sleazy noir-thriller and an eccentric, pitch-black comedy. Either way, you know by its NC-17 rating that this bloody hicksploitation freak-out ain't going take it easy on its players. (LD Entertainment)
The Watch (July 27)
Dir. Akiva Schaffer
Called Neighborhood Watch before the Trayvon Martin shooting prompted an essential title change, this profane comedy concerns a quartet of Costco employees and drinking buddies (Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill, and Submarine director Richard Aoyade) who form a crime watch to escape their humdrum suburban existence. Oh, yeah, and then they accidentally uncover an alien-invasion plot that only they can thwart to save all of humanity. (20th Century Fox)
The Bourne Legacy (August 3)
Dir. Tony Gilroy
Whoa, how do you make a Jason Bourne thriller without Matt Damon, or even the Bourne identity? Expanding on novelist Robert Ludlum's universe of top-level espionage, the underrated director of Duplicity and Michael Clayton (and screenwriter on every Bourne flick thus far) brings new hero Jeremy Renner into the fray — along with Edward Norton, Rachel Weisz, and the previous films' Albert Finney and Joan Allen — as another bad-ass CIA operative. (Universal Pictures)
The Campaign (August 10)
Dir. Jay Roach
The mud-slinging political comedy we deserve in this circus of an election year, this broad farce stars Will Ferrell as a long-sitting congressman from North Carolina, whose CEO rivals dig up their own untrained Manchurian candidate (a mustachioed Zach Galifianakis) from the local tourism center. Fun fact: Galifianakis' uncle was also an N.C. congressman, unseated by Jesse Helms in the '70s. (Warner Bros.)
ParaNorman (August 17)
Dir. Chris Butler and Sam Fell
The Oscar-nominated animation company behind Coraline presents this stop-motion, 3D comedy-thriller about a spiky-haired misfit (voiced by Let Me In's Kodi Smit-McPhee) with the ability to speak to the dead. Unable to win over friends or even his family, Norman's ghost whispering sure comes in handy when his small town is overrun by a plague of zombies. (Focus Features)
The Loneliest Planet (August 24)
Dir. Julia Loktev
Hiking through the otherworldly Caucasus Mountains in the ex-Soviet republic of Georgia, Alex (Gael García Bernal) and his flame-haired fiancée Nica (Hani Furstenberg) seem like the perfect hipster couple, until a subtle, choice irreversibly cracks the veneer. Loktev's marvelous, slow-burning follow-up to her minimalist thriller Day Night Day Night manages to be both audacious and subtle: awkward silences are deafening, and the wilderness, though wide open, brings on a devastating claustrophobia. (Sundance Selects)
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– Will Sutton is already an impressive dude, but Arizona State coach Todd Graham is impressed now with his leadership.
– Stanford is retiring the number of a former quarterback named John Elway.
– USC says its star receiver didn't break any NCAA rules the last time he signed autographs.
– A Colorado running back is looking for more this season.
– There's more competition at various Utah position battles.
– Young Oregon State receivers look up to Brandin Cooks.
– Oregon's linebacker corps has just one constant so far.
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PJL Compressing Filter
A J2EE servlet filter which compresses data written to the response. It supports several algorithms (gzip, deflate, etc.) and emphasizes minimal memory usage and high throughput. Also provides detailed performance stats. Feel free to fork pjl-comp-filter on Github: https://github.com/nbartels/pjl-comp-filter4 weekly downloads
MaheshaBSD server
Easy to use Wordpress-server solution on USB-stick powered by BSD11 weekly downloads
C++ Portable Types Library (PTypes)
PTypes is a simple alternative to the STL that includes multithreading and networking. It defines dynamic strings, character sets, lists and other basic data types along with threads, synchronization primitives, named pipes and IP sockets.9 weekly downloads
The mod_xmlrpc Apache module
xmlrpc extention for the Apache httpd server5 weekly downloads
Whitebeam Web Application Server
JavaScript/XML engine for Apache3 weekly downloads
Php Log Analyzer
Php Log Analyzer (aka PLA) is a Log Analysis tool for Apache. There are lots of log analyzer softwares available on the internet but most of them have their own data storage ways. PLA is a tool to analyze log files and store results into MySQL databases.3 weekly downloads
An MP3 Lender
Ample is an MP3 server written in C. It does not intend to support mixing, radio shows etc. Just an easy way to listen to your MP3's everywhere using the "open location" features already present in XMMS, WinAmp and Media Player.3 weekly downloads
A+ PHP Scripts
A+ PHP Scripts is a set of various scripts that will rock PHP world! Forums, News Management System, CMS, Guestbooks, ShoutBox, etc...2 weekly downloads
Capibara Distributed Url Cloaking Kit
Software for reliable url cloaking system using low q.o.s hosts and lines such as home PC's and dsl or cable connections. CDUCK combined DNS-server and webserver functionality and strict security for the creation of reliable domain web cloaking.2 weekly downloads
Servlet container extensions that help web developers write full featured Java web applications.2 weekly downloads
Itaka is an on-demand screen capture server featuring a polished and easy to use interface with a robust backend HTTP server.2 weekly downloads
MyServer development has moved to GNU savannah since it became an official GNU Project: https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/myserver2 weekly downloads
The freeware alternative to cPanel, allowing hosts to use our software without their clients been stopped by port restrictions.2 weekly downloads
My person Blog2 weekly downloads
The aim of pServ (pico Server) is to create a portable, small webserver. Coded in portable C with Unix being the main reference platform, but porting is encouraged. Portability and small footprint should enable the use of pServ on a workstation as well as2 weekly downloads
Slashthemes is a skin and themes repository for the phpslash project. Yet another stuff themes.org doesn't do...1 weekly downloads
StarBBS Terminal Service
StarBBS is a Bulletin Board System with message forums, private messaging, mail, and chatroom on Terminal and Web service. Please visit: (only in Traditional Chinese) http://starbbs.net/~bbs/ or: telnet://starbbs.net1 weekly downloads
The SkunkWeb Web Application Server
SkunkWeb is a scalable, extensible and easy to use web application server designed for handling high-traffic sites as well as small sites.1 weekly downloads
Module for Apache 2.0, supporting XML applications development (SAX and DOM parsers), webservices, and publishing via XSLT.1 weekly downloads
Yaws is a small fast and beautiful HTTP 1.1 webserver with excellent support for generating dynamic content. Yaws has been moved to github. http://github.com/klacke/yaws/1 weekly downloads
Caudium WebServer is a single process multi-threaded webserver. It has a built-in pre-processing language and includes an easy to use web-based configuration interface.1 weekly downloads
FreeCML is attempt to create free translator from C-HTML (PHP-like format, using native C for scripts) to pure C source of http-daemon.1 weekly downloads
Hiawatha is a secure webserver for Unix and has security features that no other webserver has, like prevention of SQL injection and cross-site scripting, run CGIs under any uid/gid, banning of clients who try nasty things and limiting of CGI runtime.1 weekly downloads
Hidden Proxy Suite
hidprox allows people to bypass current firewalls and proxies. It uses random TCP ports (ICMP communication is used for port negotiation). For authentication, hidprox uses the CRAM-MD5 protocol.1 weekly downloads
Java Webserver
This is a Linux/UNIX server written in JAVA. This server should be able to be fast and easy to modify and document. It should also be fully modular with all the components from HTML viewing to CGI running to be Modules written in JAVA.1 weekly downloads


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