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Below are Guided Discoveries for the 2014 summer season. Check back again soon for the 2015 schedule.
Be A Survivor I
Ages 10-14
July 14-18 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Would you survive if you were lost in the woods? Would you like to experience wilderness more completely? Learn how to build survival shelters, how to start fires, get safe water, and how to navigate the forest. Explore the art of fire making without matches and finding wild foods - plant, bug, or animal. Learn to feel at home in the forest.
Cost: $185/member; $205/non-member per session OR
$320/member; $370/non-member for both sessions
Be A Survivor II
Ages 12-14
July 14-18 12:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Further explore how to survive in the forest in an emergency situation and learn how to live there using advanced wilderness living skills. You will practice wet weather fire making, making fires without matches, getting safe water, making rope from plants, simple hunting skills, getting food from plants, and more. Shed your city thinking and become part of the forest.
Prerequisite: Be A Survivor I, which may be taken concurrently with Be A Survivor II or in a previous year
Cost: $185/member; $205/non-member per session OR
$320/member; $370/non-member for both sessions
Camouflage Capers
Ages 7-10
June 30-July 4 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
What is lurking there? Can you see it? Is it hiding or something far more amazing? Camouflage is used by living things from all walks of life. Explore a different use of camouflage by a particular animal each day of the week.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Creature Features
Ages 7-9
August 4-8 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Animals have many ways to protect themselves as they move throughout the world. Learn about these adaptations through experiments, games, and live animal visits. This will be a fun way to learn about nature's superpowers.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Ages 9-12
June 30-July 4 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
The Lakes Region has not always had lakes. Learn how volcanoes, glaciers, and time created our lakes and mountains. Travel to a mine, cruise Squam Lake, and even scale an extinct volcano. Hands-on activities include making fossils, volcanoes, topographic maps, and ice cream magma!
Cost: $275/member; $295/non-member
Mad Science
Ages 6-8
Session I: June 23-27, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Session II: July 14-18, 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Experience a week of wacky, hands-on fun while exploring the natural world of science. Each day will be filled with mixing, growing, fizzing, and bubbling as you ask questions and see what kinds of answers explode.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Nature Notes
Ages 8-11
July 21-25 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
You will combine art with nature by constructing a journal book. You'll take the journal out and about to combine close observations of nature with drawing, writing, and photography. Use all of your senses to take note of nature.
Cost: $170/member; $190/non-member
Night and Day
Session I: July 7-11, Ages 4-5, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session II: July 28-Aug 1, Ages 7-8, 1:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Some differences among animals are like night and day. Investigate the habits of daytime and nighttime active creatures as you learn about their similarities and differences.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Plant Power
Ages 8-12
July 28-Aug 1 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Plants are amazing factories that take energy from the sun and form virtually the basis of all ecological connections on Earth. Create your own seeds, grow, dissect, identify, and eat plants. Explore the relationships of plants to the natural world.
Cost: $275/member; $295/non-member
Reptiles and Amphibians
Ages 6-8
July 7-11 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Is that a lizard or is that a salamander? Learn how to tell the difference as you explore the exciting world of reptiles and amphibians.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Sky Hunters
Ages 6-7
July 21-25 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Learn about the critters that command the skies. Investigate the world of flying predators through stories, nature viewing, and visits with live owls, hawks, and falcons. Meet some other airborne predators too, such as dragonflies and bats.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Summer Sensations
Ages 4-6
Session I June 30-July 4 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session II July 21-25 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session III August 4-8 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Explore New Hampshire's summer environment with a focus on each of the five senses. Smell, taste, touch, see, and hear your way through a week full of fun.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Up, Down, and Around
Ages 7-9
August 11-15 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Learn about land, water, and air animals. Through outdoor exploration, hands-on crafts, and meeting many different species, you will learn what makes them different from each other and why they live where they do.
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Wild Art with a Currier Art Museum Instructor
Ages 7-10
Session I June 23-27, 9:30 am. - 2:30 p.m.
Session II Aug 11-15, 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Explore the exciting territory where art and science overlap. Discover the rich variety of plant and animal life under the guidance of a Currier Museum Art Center instructor and Science Center staff. Create in two dimensions using watercolor and tempera paint, and in three-dimensional media such as wire, clay, paper maché, and plaster.
Cost: $330/member; $360/non-member
Wild Tales
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July 28-August 1 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Explore a different children's story or fairy tale featuring a wild animal each day. Address any misinformation often found in stories. Join in the wild tales!
Cost: $140/member; $160/non-member
Wild Wonders
Ages 4-5
Session I June 23-27, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session II July 14-18 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Session III August 11-15 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Your natural curiosity will be encouraged as you explore the natural world and its wonders. Through outdoor activities and discoveries you will explore and learn.
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My grandson 99 Buick blew a head gasket after the thermostat stuck . He was quoted 1500 at dealers, 1200 at an independent shop and 600 by a guy that works in his back yard. He and I decided to tackle the job. it was a monster. Took us 7 hrs 4 one day and 3 the next, However, we got it done and car runs fine, seems to me12 and 15oo is a bit much for such a job. I am an 82 yr old tinkerer and he knows absoloutely nothing about working on cars, However, if we could do the job in 7 hrs seems a shop with all their impact wrenches and such could do it much faster and the charge should be less than 1200, any thoughts on this?By the way it was the 3100 engine |
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As long as you did everything properly you should be fine. did you replace the head bolts ? Use the updated manifold set ? lock tite the manifold bolts down ? Check the heads for warpage and champher all sharp edges off the head where it meets the block ? Why did the thermostat stick ? They usually stick open. Oh yah. Make sure you change the oil and filter at least twice in the first month if anti freeze got into the oil. The 3.1 is a bad apple for manifold gasket leaks. Good job, i hope. Spending quality time with your grandson is a good thing. |
How many miles were on the car?I have a 2005 Buick Century with that same 3100 engine.It is are traveling and weekend nice weather car.It only has 19,800 miles we bought it new.I just bought a 4 year extended warranty from GM because I have heard about this head gasket problem.I wanted coverage so took it out before the end of the 3 yr 36000 mile coverage ended.I had a 2.8 in a Pontiac 6000 however that went to 150,00 no problem and it was basically the same exact engine.I have a 3800 in another 1994 Buick with 144,00 miles no problems and they claim it is a bad apple also.But it still makes me jittery about the 3100 hopefully they updated that engine on my 2005.I love that car. As for the prices you were quoted.I know what you mean everything is way out of line these days.I am curious of just how many miles were on your grandsons Buick? |
We took the heads to a machine shop and had them checked, used new head bolts guy at parts place advised this also new gaskets every place. Marcel who ocassionaly posts here, loaned us a torque wrench and gave lots of helpful advice, he owned and operated a garage many years. The car has 95k miles on it. The blown head gasket was due in a large part to my grandson,s lack of car knowledge. It started to heat up he kept driving in an effort to get home instead of pulling over and letting car cool> I have no idea why the T stat stuck, but I checked it and it,s definitely stuck closed. We also changed the oil. Tell you one thing the old man is sore and will take things easy for a day or two. definitely not an easy job, but not worth 1200 either Guy at machine shop said heads were fine, not warped and did not need a valve job. Car runs good, kid says it has lots more zip |
At 82 years young Iggie you deserve to take it easy a few days after a project like that. |
Congratulations on that job - your grandson is lucky to have you to help him out. |
- Posted by jasper60103 (My Page) on Tue, Feb 12, 08 at 20:13
I had the intake manifold gasket fail on my 3100. Wish I could have repaired it myself. Kudos to you for successfully completing such a job. |
Can I ask what the total was just for all material used and the cost to have heads checked also? |
If I remember correctly the total costs for head gasket kit and having heads checked was around 250 we bought gasket kit from place where guy checked heads Iggie |
- Posted by noelmarchestra (My Page) on Fri, Apr 8, 11 at 1:12
Hey pips...Don't know if this is the right place to post this but i really apologize in putting this thread up. Just badly need some sort of help from you. Hope get what im looking of . So My Century 99 had a coolant leak which was diagnosed as the head gasket. The leak was external as far as I observed, there was no smoke out of the exhaust. The repair facility wants to replace many items along including the head gasket to assure total satisfaction with the job. The cost of Buick Century repair was $1900. If the leak is external, do they need to replace spark plugs, pump, alternator,....I also asked them if they checked for a manifold leak and they triple checked and it is was no.My question is that, what is the minimum I should do to have a faithful vehicle? Thanks a lot! |
That price for a head gasket replacement, spark plugs and an alternator is sheer robbery, you may need the plugs and if the alternator is making noise it should probably be replaced, otherwise if it.s charging alright and you do not have a problem starting vehicle it does not need replacing. Check some other shops you should certainly be able to get repair done for less than 1900 bucks. |
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Do you think it is valuable to apply Chevron shingle oil on a cedar shingle roof?
A guy who repairs roofs in our neighborhood full of cedar shingles wants to charge me $500 for spraying Chevron Shingle Oil on my roof every 3 years. I see a neighbor's rood that he just did which looks awesome. Another neighbor had it done a year ago and I can't tell at all. It looks very gray. Our roofs are 21 years old in this subdivision. I have read various cedar shingle industry brochures as well as reputable state university sources which state that shingle oil is not necessary for maintenance of cedar shingles. So I took a pass on this service and hired the guy to perform repairs on the dozens of cracked and missing shingles for $300. This is worth it to me because I can't find cedar materials at Home Depot and don't want to spend hours hunting them down at the specialty forestry products wholesalers (plentiful here in Boise, ID). Plus I would have to borrow belay equipment from my climbing friends and all that jazz to give me protection on top of a 2 story house. I think I am doing the right thing with fixing the broken things instead of paying for cosmetic shingle oil application. But am I making a mistake? Will the oil hold of the inevitable roof replacement? |
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I had a neighbor here in southeast CO who coated his cedar shingle roof with boiled linseed oil every 3 years. It lasted over 50 years. He felt he was too old at 75 to work up there any longer so he went to a steel roof then. I would say yes, it's worth it. HTH Don |
- Posted by millworkman (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Tue, May 15, 12 at 8:51
Boiled Linseed Oil is basically what all the good cedar shingle preservatives have as a base product from what I recall. It has been used here on L.I. for years to treat and preserve wood shingle roof's and there are many decades old shingle roof's here. |
If you have a 21 year old roof, it means that it is made from newer cedar which does not last as long as the old roofs did which were old growth cedar. I had a 1954 house with a cedar roof that was 20 years old when I bought it in 1974 and the cedar lasted another 10 years before replacement. The subsequent cedar roof lasted only 15 years, even though I got the best cedar shakes then available. I think you are lucky that yours is still passable, but it is nearing the end of its useful life and I don't know that oiling it at this point will be a benefit. |
I spoke to a few neighbors who said the Chevron shingle oil treatment did not appear to give them any benefit other than cosmetic appearance for 1 year. I'm glad I did not waste the money. |
I will disagree on the merits of shingle oil. For the past 10 years, I have lived in what is now a 24 year old home with cedar shakes. For the first 14 years nothing was done to the roof except nail down loose shakes. Upon moving in, I found a cedar roof person and every two years he is out nailing down shakes, replacing badly worn shakes, updating ridge cap, painting flashing and applying shingle oil. The shingle oil's purpose is not for cosmetics - the shakes do that by their own nature. The oil allows the cedar to better breathe and withstand the elements. If shakes are properly taken care of, they will last close to 50 years. In regard to "newer" vs "older" cedar, not accurate. Cedar is not man made, nor a hybrid, but a natural wood. Find a person who applies the shingle oil and that same person will, most likely, be able to care for your roof. I live in the midwest and have a roof covering approximately 2,300 square feet. Just had te roof completed (done in even numbered years) for $1,600. To do a complete tear off and apply architectural grade asphalt shingles would cost ~$35,000 based on the roof line. I can get 20 more year fom my roof (20 years x an average of $800/year, non-indexed, =$16,000). The time value of money is on my side. And that does not factor in how much nicer a shake roof looks on your home. Whatever you do, do NOT stain, varnish or seal your shake roof. Cedar needs to breathe. |
I own Assurance Roofing out of Fort Collins, CO. Even though I have no direct experience with oil coated wood shake shingles, I know that there is a HUGE difference in how long a wood shake roof lasts according to (primarily) the original quality of the wood shake itself. I have seen a few (5 or 6) untreated wood shake roofs that lasted 45 years before being replaced. But, I have seen many more (several dozen) newer shake roofs that required replacement in the 20 -25 year time frame. In my experience a typical shake roof needs replacing when it is 20 - 30 years old. And, I have never replaced a wood shake roof that was less than 20 years old. In comparison an asphalt shingle roof needs replacement when it is 10 to 15 years old. A 20 year old asphalt shingle roof in Colorado is pretty old. An asphalt shingle roof that is 30 years old is fairly rare. |
My neighbor just replaced his roof. What was there had been medium grade composition shingles that were installed when he had the house built 41 years ago. I don't know how unusual that is, but we have milder weather here than you have in Colorado. The better quality comp roofs have longer warranty periods than you describe, you ought to be selling those. Nice job bumping an 18 month old thread, BYW. |
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In a battle of nationally-ranked squads, the No. 4 Lee University softball ladies got another solid start from freshman Angie Hughes in game one and an eight-run second inning in game two in a doublheader sweep of 14th-ranked Brenau University Saturday afternoon at Butler Field.
Behind two dominating pitching performances the Lady Flames did the same on Friday against visiting Southern States Athletic Conference Truett-McConnell College.
The Lee hurlers surrendered just five hits in posting back to back shutout victories (4-0, 8-0) over the Bears.
The Lady Flames will now gear up for another conference battle on Thursday when 17th-ranked Belhaven visits Butler Field. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
The Lady Flames offense exploded for eight runs in the second inning to take game two from the Golden Tigers, 8-1. Lee sent 13 batters to the plate and benefitted from two Brenau errors that kept the inning alive. The big blow was delivered off the bat of freshman Lizzie Stevens, who drilled a three-run shot over the left-center field fence for her first collegiate home run.
Laurel Allen chipped in a pair of hits and scored a run. Charlie Wooden finished 1-for-3 with two RBI, and Meg Macias, Jenevieve Cena and Lexie Dean each drove in run in the second inning to complete the Lee scoring.
Brenau enjoyed a brief lead in the top of the second inning on Taylor Kelly's sacrifice fly that scored Katie Bolin.
Caroline MacAusland (6-2) worked the full seven innings for the Lady Flames, scattering 12 hits and giving up just one run. The freshman struck out eight and walked two.
Anna Maness worked the circle for the Golden Tigers. Maness gave up eight runs (four earned) in six innings of work. She struck out five batters and walked a pair.
Tiffany Schandera went 3-for-4 in the contest for Brenau. Elizabeth Schneider and Jenny Shepard were the two other Golden Tigers with multi-hit games, each registering a pair of singles.
Brenau started the ballgame with two sharp singles but the rally was short circuited when Dean threw out Brenau's Tiffany Schandera at the plate as she was trying to score from third on a fly ball.
The two victories help to extend the Lady Flames' hold on first place in the SSAC East Division to 6 1/2 games. Lee sits at 32-5 overall and 17-2 in the SSAC. Brenau falls to 20-10 overall and 7-5 in conference play.
Despite plenty of opportunities to score early in the contest, the Lady Flames found themselves down 1-0 going into the bottom of the fourth inning. Lee responded with two in the fourth and then opened things up with five in the fifth and two more in the sixth to take game one, 9-1.
Ana Cosocorrosa started the fourth by reaching on a hit-by-pitch. After a Wooden sacrifice bunt, a fly out and a pair of walks, Laurel Allen blooped in a two-run single to give the Lady Flames their first lead of the contest.
Lee followed with a five-run fifth to blow the contest open. The Lady Flames sent 11 batters to the plate and registered six hits. Allen once again delivered with another run-scoring single. The sophomore finished a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBI.
Jenevieve Cena delivered a two-run homer to complete the run-rule victory in the sixth inning. Cena went 1-for 3 with two RBI and scored twice.
Hughes moved to 14-1 on the season with another solid performance inside the circle. The freshman gave up just one run on two hits and struck out five in six innings of work.
Jenny Shepard was tagged with the loss for the Golden Tigers. Shepard worked four innings and gave up six runs on eight hits. Taylor Causey worked 1 1/3 innings of relief and was charged with three runs on five hits.
Caitlyn Glenn drove in the lone Brenau run in the second inning on a sacrifice fly.
Jennifer Ringle stepped up to the plate in the bottom of the fifth inning for the first time in two weeks after battling through a leg injury. The senior didn't miss a beat, launching a two-run homer over the left field wall to complete the 8-0 victory over Truett-McConnell (5-20, 3-12) in the nightcap of Friday's twin bill.
Caroline MacAusland notched the victory for the Lady Flames. The freshman gave up just one hit in four scoreless innings of work. She struck out four and did not surrender a free pass. Katie Deems came on in the fifth and preserved the clean slate for Lee.
Eight different players hit safely in a balanced offensive performance for the Lady Flames. Lexie Dean led the way going 2-for-3 with a RBI. Jenevieve Cena recorded the lone extra base hit in the contest when she ripped a run-scoring double in the fifth inning just prior to Ringle's walk off.
Megan Rogers started for the Bears and was tagged with the loss. Rogers worked four-plus innings giving up seven runs (six earned) and eight hits. Rachel Crump came on in relief and surrendered the long ball to Ringle.
Hughes recorded a career-high 15 strikeouts in a dominating pitching performance to give the Lady Flames the 4-0 game one victory. Hughes gave up just one hit over six innings of work to notch her team-leading 14th win of the season.
The Lee offensive provided all the support Hughes would require in the bottom of the first inning. After two quick outs, Hannah singled, Ana Coscorrosa followed with a walk and Charlie Wooden delivered a RBI single to give the Lady Flames the 1-0 advantage.
Wooden finished 1-for-2 and drove in a pair of runs. Hannah added a pair of singles while Dean went 1-for-2 with a RBI.
Lee would strike for three insurance runs in third inning to help seal the victory.
Harlee Grogan worked six innings for the Bears. Grogan gave up four runs (three earned) on eight hits. She struck out four batters and yielded three walks.
MacAusland came on to work the seventh inning for the Lady Flames. The freshman gave up a couple of hits but worked out of trouble to preserve the shutout.


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I came to the subject of Global Warming with only a vague concern, and very little bias. Sure, my wife and I each drive a Prius and we recycle, but before reading this book I wasn't really worried. Now, I'm keeping watch for ways to be part of the solution.
The book is well written with an easy style. The author weaves scientific elements into the story of human life, making the listen both interesting and informative. While I found the middle of the book to drag a bit, the last chapters more than made up for any necessary foundation laid therein.
Thank you, Elizabeth Kolbert, for your clear and scientific explanation of the facts that fuel the fears of global warming. I wish everyone would read this book!
"Well written, but sad"
The book is well written, and it gives you a voyeuristic view into Afghanistan, but it's so sad. I bought this book because someone said it's not like his previous book, Kite Runner, which was also really sad to me. But it is sad. That's why I gave it 3 stars. If you can bear the tragedy of lives destroyed by a God dishonoring culture and war mongering men, then you'll love this book.
If you enjoyed John Adams and 1776 (not the same author, but similar in genre), you'll love Six Frigates. As is usually the case with this type of book, I feel the need to listen a second time to catch the details I missed, but it will be as pleasant the second time as it was the first. Great book, well read and it gave me tidbits to share at my next get-together with friends.
"Read the reviews ..."
Why didn't I read the reviews? Wasted a credit on this book. The other reviewers nailed it: Michael Shermer has an axe to grind. I wanted to be entertained, not listen to Shermer drone on about his personal opinions.
Worse yet, in addition to talking off the top of his head (he don't need no stinkin' research), Shermer fails to apply the rules to his own cherished beliefs.
For example, he describes the odds against alien abduction as astronomical. (For the record, I don't subscribe to ailien abductions.) I doubt he understands the term "astronomical" (1 chance in 10 to 50th power) because he easily accepts evolution, which requires belief in an incredulous 1 chance in 10 to the 117th power for the formation of the simplest protein, let alone animated life. (By the way that's not twice as unlikely, but rather 67 magnitudes less likely.)
Go ahead, believe in evolution if you must, preach it if you want, but don't try to justify your religion by invoking the virtues of math. (All praise be to Darwin! Darwin saves!)
Save you money and your credits! It's not even entertaining.
"Shame on you Michael Crighton"
This was my first Crighton book and while it was entertaining, the ending was juvenile and unprofessional. It was simply incongruous with good writing, but since I enjoyed the overall story, I choose to overlook the gaff … that is, until I learned of Mr. Crighton's stand on global warming.
Michael Crichton has just published a novel called, State of Fear, in which he says global warming is all in the human mind. It's my understanding that George W. Bush bases his global warming policy, at least in part, on Mr. Crighton's opinion. This being the case, I feel compelled to speak out.
Save your book credit. ? Don't encourage him. ? Maybe he'll go away. ? Global warming won't.
"Yes ... it's a man's diet"
I'd like to thank all the women who wrote reviews, criticizing the book as a man's diet. It is, and I like it that way. Women don't seem to understand the psychology of men, not even the simplest things. The author, editor of Men's Health, knows both the topic and the mentality of his gender.
The diet is doable, even enjoyable. The reasoning for getting started as well as the explanation for why it works is compelling. The author's humor, however sophomoric, was entertaining and I devoured the book. Started the diet even before I finished the read, and I've lost 4 lbs in less than 2 weeks ... and enjoyed myself immensely.
Women beware ... this is a man's book. Don't look for Abs Diet on Oprah's Book List.
"Just what I needed"
If you know your way around the gym, then you may not need this trainer, but I did. Sure, I understand how to operate the equipment, but beyond that, I don't know what I'm doing at the gym. By loading this book on my iPod, I could confidently stroll around the machines, pump out my circuit and for the first time, look like I actually belong there ... like I know what I'm doing.
It's only been 2 weeks, so I can't say I have abs of steel, but I have lost 4 lbs so far on the Abs diet. The real benefit of this plan is that I now look forward to working out ... something I've never felt before. For that alone, I give this book the top rating!
"Not for me"
Writing a book is a monumental task and so I hesitate to disparage the tome, but you might think twice before plunking down your money. I know I wish I could get mine back.
The story may be artfully crafted, but the characters are shallow people with potty mouths. If the cardinal rule of writing is to "avoid cliches like the plague" then Haig is the Typhoid Mary of authors. In reference to the police, he used the expression "coppers." Give me a break and come up with some original dialog.
I deleted the book from my device after only a couple hours into the first download. I just couldn't finish it, even if the question of "Who did it?" remained unanswered. I just couldn't bear the insipid dialog, gratuitously foul language, offensive stereotyping and sophomoric sexual references any longer. I queued up "The Notebook" and was instantly ushered into a world of beautiful language and artfully crafted storyline ... and that was just the first 5 minutes.
Nope! I'm not impressed with this book and won't ever get another by this author.
"Fresh idea-- well executed"
I haven't been this moved by a book in a long time.
Couldn't sleep after finishing it. My mind kept drifting off to Henry and Claire. Very moving storyline and well written-- expecially with respect to the way the author removed the standard objection of time travel stories.
I wholeheartedly recommend this book!
"Captivating, accurate, but with some flaws"
Very interesting, and as far as I can tell, portrays Russian culture very, very accurately. (I've associated with Russians for over a decade and I've figured a few things out.) It follows historical events pretty closely. Tension between East and West Berlin, Cuban missile crisis, Bay of Pigs, assassination of Pope Paul I (this is conjecture, I'm sure), Iran-Contra, the Russian attack against Yeltsen's White House and many other events that sound familiar but don't have such specific titles.
The author adds many twists and turns that keep you interested for the entire 40 hours, but adds much unnecessary graphic immorality. Starik, for example, in addition to being the most powerful KGB officer is also a practicing pedophile. That was unnecessary, as was much of the cursing. The author also writes from a Man's point of view. His women view casual sex as one would expect a man to, not as we expect women to. He also uses the same expressions over and over, such as "He screwed up his face" and "The waitress slipped the check under the ashtray." (Picky, I know, but it's a writer thing.)
The most valuable thing I got from it was a Russian toast:
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The Virginia High School League, which governs Virginia public-school participation in extracurricular activities including sports and academic contests, began offering a Scholastic Bowl title in 1998. The three-class system was in effect through the 2012-2013 year. Beginning in 2013-2014, thanks to the 2014 VHSL Realignment, new conferences and a six-class state tournament were implemented.
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Structure (1998-2013)
From the time of Scholastic Bowl's inception to the end of the 2012-2013 year, the VHSL classified schools into groups A, AA, and AAA based primarily on school size. Many schools played up or down from where their size would dictate in order to be in the same division as geographically nearby opponents. Both Maggie Walker and Thomas Jefferson were required by rule to play in Group AAA in academic activities regardless of school size. This system was eliminated in the 2014 VHSL Realignment.
Each district produced two teams to send to regionals. 44 of the 46 districts in VHSL participated in Scholastic Bowl.
Each of the four regional tournaments sent its top two teams to the state championship. The state championship consisted of the top eight teams (in each enrollment class) playing a double-elimination tournament. The state championship was held at Charlottesville High School in 1998 and at William & Mary from 1999 onwards.
Performance in Scholastic Bowl and other academic activities sponsored by VHSL (including debate, and forensics) counts towards a school's standing in the Wachovia Cup in Academics, an overall title awarded to the school with the best performance in all non-athletic VHSL events. There is also a Wachovia Cup for Athletics.
Structure (2014-)
Districts are now used only for the optional regular season. Postseason play begins in Conferences. Conferences each send two teams to Regionals, and each Regional, of which there are two per class, sends two teams to the state tournament. The state tournament involves each of the six classes playing a four-team, three-game round robin; three-way ties will be broken on total points (not played off) under the announced system.
The new classes are known as 6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, and 1A. Magnet schools no longer play up in the highest class for academic competitions, and instead play in the class that their enrollment size dictates.
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The tournament was first written and directed by Claude Sandy, a retired Academic Decathlon administrator with no prior connection to quizbowl. Tournaments in his purview were noted for recycling questions and having less than 2 literature questions in an average match, most of which are on repetitive pet topics such as Zane Grey and the fact that Leo Tolstoy held the noble rank of "count."
In 2001, Shawn Pickrell took over as Commissioner and chief question writer. He implemented a strategy by which Regionals and States (but not the regular season or Districts) gradually became more pyramidal and the stated subject distribution of the packets was roughly followed.
In 2010, Pickrell resigned and Fred Campbell became the new Commissioner, contracting with HSAPQ to provide the questions. Good quizbowl principles were introduced at all levels of the competition.
VHSL Format
The format used in VHSL matches consists of a round of fifteen tossups, ten "directed questions" for each team which bounce back, and a concluding phase of fifteen more tossups. Tossups are scored in the normal quizbowl way. Directed questions are worth 10 points each and function similarly to a single-part bonus, but their reading is not correlated to answering tossups.
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The format is somewhat based on the format of the Mountain Academic Competition Conference and the Southwest Virginia Academic Conference, two local organizations which ran quizbowl competitions prior to the formation of Scholastic Bowl. The format is not used at any non-Scholastic Bowl events (nearly all independent events in Virginia use standard ACF format).
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chuck1 Posts: 1,405Actually,
Typical dealer trick. If you would have "walked away" after you arrived, it would have been as you agreed.
What changed - after your telephone conversation and your arrival at the dealership-NOTHING. Other than the fact the dealer wanted more profit, and you let them have it. Even if you didn't qualify for the lower APR (are you sure you didn't - did YOU check your credit score?) there is no reason for the doc fees to have changed.
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shuale_ejs Posts: 79I thought I'd check out Fairfax Hyundai. They have great internet prices and the sales rep gave me a GREAT price. However, when I told him I wanted to lease and I was from OH, he told me it would be $453/month with $2,400 due at signing (after doing some checking). RRIIGGHHHTTTT...I think not!
sanfromva Posts: 11Those of you who have limited with nav, can you please answer my question re the rear view camera. Is there a sound, such as 'beep' when you get very close to a something, say a wall, when backing up? Or is it plain video that you can only see to figure out how close you are to an object?
I looked around Hyundai website and brochure and didn't find much info on it. THANKS!! -
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busterbrit Posts: 27I'm looking at either getting the Sonata 2011 limited (no nav.) or the Altima 2010 2.5 SL this week.
I really like the Sonata but I'm a little nervous getting a new model so soon.
Any thoughts would be very helpful.
This is literally keeping me up at night and I have to decide in the next day or two.
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jsmit86 Posts: 116I made a deal last week to buy a Limited with Nav. My dealer usually can trade with some of the locals in the area, but since Navs are so tight, they have not been able to get the type I wanted. (Pacific Blue with Gray)
They may have a shot at a Harbor Gray with Gray leather in the region, and they expect to get an answer tomorrow.
I actually wanted Pacific Blue with Camel Leather and Nav as my first choice, and I may be willing to wait 2-3 weeks for that combo. I understand that Hyundai does not allow actual orders, but can a dealer request to get a specific combination of color and equipment? The dealer has been good, taking my trade, and is giving a 2010 Limited to drive until they get my car, but I am wondering if I have a decent chance of getting my first choice of color. :confuse: -
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shuale_ejs Posts: 79Signed the paperwork for my Sonata Limited w/nav this morning (will pick up on Sat) with a really nice Dealership - Ron Marhofer (ask for Pete). Nice easy transaction, much unlike my dealings with the first dealership (with whom I am fighting through the credit card company to get my deposit back). Ron Marhofer agreed to honor the price the previous dealer was giving me, without any hassle or proof of selling price.
Model: 2011 Limited w/nav (doesn't look like i got one w/HD radio) - Does anyone know if it has HDD storage? Sales rep nor I could find any info on it so I'm assuming it does not have it.
Color: Harbor Gray w/black interor (really wanted Silver but combo does not seem to exist in the market right now)
MSRP: $28,300 (it came with everything)
Selling Price: 25,927 (includes $250 Ad Fee)
Fees & Tax: Paid upfront (to get airline miles )
Term: 36 mths/15,000 miles
Pymnt: $312/mth
I think I did very well for myself. I am very happy with my deal!
P.S. Everyone is paid a salary. Their pay is not based on commission! The entire experience was very very pleasant! -
meik Posts: 63I have Pearl White Limited wo Nav.
On my sticker, Carpeted mat, iPod cable and Pearl White are displayed under optional section and MSRP is $26,315.
So I don't think I "bought" them except Pearl White ($200 extra).
I thought Carpeted mat and iPod cable are included MSRP even if web site shows them as optional accessories.


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It was left to Walter Bishop – the only man Peter would agree to speak with – to get answers out of him. Walter was wary. Nay: Freaked. Until last episode, Peter was either a visual or auditory hallucination. Now he had flesh. Flesh made out of his DNA! (A 99.999% match.) And he called himself Peter Bishop, to boot. If I was Walter, I'd be numbing myself to sleep with powerful drugs, too. The reunion of the Bishop boys was a great, well acted scene. Walter, unable to even look at Peter; Peter, his face full of warmth and grace for his damaged father. Poignant. I am amazed by how this cast is always able to find the emotion in the material they're given, no matter how gonzo-heady. They also know how to sell the tricky ideas, and this scene gave us an intriguing, challenging one. As Peter began to realize that the salvation machine had produced a new history in which he never survived his childhood, the unrecognizable forgotten outcast had an epiphany. "I was supposed to die," he said. "But when I didn't, I became a paradox for both universes. I had to be deleted." But Peter's theory about himself is only correct if you agree that Walter's salvation machine produced the timeline that was always supposed to exist. Did it?
Peter was ticked about being locked up, and it stung that his father and Olivia, the woman he loved, didn't remember him. He eventually settled into a wry regard for his surreal situation, though he wasn't going to sit on his hands and do nothing about it. I liked the beat when the crafty hustler reminded us of his ingenuity by hotwiring the intercom in his holding cell suite so he could eavesdrop on Broyles, Olivia and Lincoln Lee as they discussed the episode's case of the week: Another outbreak of shape-shifter hostility. Peter began the work of proving himself by sharing what he knew about the shape-shifters; after all, he had accumulated quite a bit of experience with them in the previous timeline. For example, Peter was able to explain the gizmo that Walter found inside the shape-shifter in the season premiere: It was a "memory disc" that held cognitive, biochemical and mission objective data. Nudged by Lincoln, Broyles set Peter to work on decrypting the disc. In the process, Peter made a discovery about these new model mechanical-human hybrids. "These things are able to switch between every single identity they've ever taken, not just one," Peter said. "They replicate their appearance down to molecular level. … They are the perfect infiltrators. They can replace any one of us. Short of doing surgery to find those memory discs, they can be anyone." I'm wondering if we're headed toward another Fake Charlie situation, with a shape-shifter infiltrating Fringe Division by assuming the life and role of someone we know.
I like the idea of Peter earning his place in the new world order by leveraging his knowledge of the old world. Peter should also accelerate the rate of disclosures about the differences between the old timeline and the new one. Example: When he mentioned The Observers, Astrid went: "Observers?" In this new history, Fringe Division has not encountered the hot sauce-swilling continuity cops. I also like how Peter represents us, the fan, in the show itself. He embodies our conflicted feelings about the new timeline; he keeps the memory of the old continuity alive.
The shape-shifter drama itself mirrored some of Peter's ordeal. Nadine Park –- the shape-shifter last seen in the final moments of the premiere -- came back and abducted a former Massive Dynamic scientist named Malcolm Truss, who was separated and estranged from his wife and yearned to get his old life back. But Karen had moved on. Even fell in love with another man. (Truss = Not just Peter, but also Walter, the obsessed genius who neglected his family; Truss' wife = Olivia, who's moved on from Peter for… Lincoln?) Nadine needed Malcolm's expertise in cellular replication to fix a flaw in the shape-shifters' morphing abilities. Long story short (because honestly, I didn't find the Nadine/Truss drama all that compelling), the dilemma facing the shape-shifters struck me as a metaphor for the problem with the new timeline. "Your genome isn't fully propagating through the artificial tissue," Truss told Nadine. Applied to the reboot sitch: The history of the previous timeline didn't fully propagate into the new reality. Truss survived his ordeal, but learned his dream of reconciliation with his wife and restoration of his old life was impossible: Nadine had murdered Karen (and her new boyfriend) and swiped her identity. Here's hoping Peter and friends have a happier ending.
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At Ginza Japanese Restaurant, fine dining is as much about the presentation as the taste. Hibachi chefs take to the dining room to cook up flavorful meals of filet mignon, teriyaki chicken, and fresh seafood right before diners' eyes, and then amp up the wow factor by constructing fiery volcanoes out of onion rings and making normally land-bound shrimp fly. The restaurant's sushi chefs are equally fastidious about presentation. Their selection of rainbow-hued makis include the fantastic roll, which features spicy tuna, salmon, and yellowtail, along with marble seaweed and tempura flakes.
Chiyo Sushi's talented chefs prepare more than 100 familiar Japanese eats such as teriyaki and salmon nigiri as well as dishes that make use of more inventive ingredients such as monkfish liver, sea urchin, and live scallops. The bill of fare contains multitudes, from delicate sashimi to crispy tempura to savory udon soup. Diners populate tables at lunch and dinner, sandwiched between prints of kimono-clad nobles that adorn the walls and broad, tree-framed windows that allow fresh air in and soy sauce-dwelling demons out.
Shiso Tavern takes the concept of Asian fusion beyond the table to behind the bar. There, signature cocktails have half-familiar names: the green tea palmer, for example, which mixes green tea-infused vodka with lemonade and honey. There are lychee martinis, bottled beers, and sake samplers, all influenced by, if not imported from the east.
These libations pair well with a menu of sushi and wok-fired dishes. There are enough staples here to delight fans of classic Thai, Chinese, and Japanese cuisine, but the chefs shine when permitted to invent. The Baltimore Sun praises their soft-shell crab roll, calling it a visual "stunner" with an "exciting" medley of textures, from the tender crab to the crisp veggies and tempura. Specialty dishes range from hamachi crudo, slices of yellow tail over basil-pesto oil, topped with onion jalapeno salsa, himalayan sea salt and lemon juice, to the sushi nacho, a wonton wrapper layered with sliced tuna tataki, spicy salmon, and avocado. You can also trust the chef's judgment by ordering a plate of sashimi or nigiri, cuts of fish picked based on their freshness.
You'll know that you're having a pretty great day when the hardest decision you have to make is what to order from Kona Grill's huge, diverse menu! Kona Grill serves everything from American classics like sliders and burgers, to sushi, to a variety of fresh, flavorful seafood dishes, and they manage to make every dish delicious. Kona boasts an impressive array of cocktails, many of which are tropically-themed, making them the perfect accompaniment to a warm summer night's dinner, or the perfect mood booster in bleak Baltimore winter! If you're counting calories, Kona has a "skinny" menu of low-calorie entrees and drinks. Kona truly has something for everyone, so bring your family or friends for a taste of paradise in Baltimore!
At Tatu Restaurant--voted "Best New Restaurant" in 2011 by the readers of Baltimore Magazine--the culinary team unites Chinese and Japanese cuisines into a single smorgasbord. Diners can feast on traditional Chinese dishes, such as sesame chicken, short ribs braised in five spices, or Shanghai beef, a New York strip steak grilled in hot oil, cilantro and soy-mirin sauce. Fresh sushi interpretations include the salmon tartar roll with Chinese mustard and wonton chips, or a chilled shrimp roll with wasabi cocktail sauce. Diners are encouraged to share their plates, and complement their meals with house cocktails such as sake sangria, a mix of sake and plum wine muddled with lychee fruit and tangerines.
With several locations in the 410 area, Edu Sushi is a highly rated gem in Baltimore. Enjoy this treat of a restaurant. It truly is an authentic experience from the moment you walk in. The walls are paneled in blonde wood with lovely Japanese accents. The decor is simple, yet extremely effective—the same could be said for their menu. There is fresh sashimi, sushi, maki, and nigiri. Each created just for you with your choice of fish. And, for those who don't care for sushi, there is an excellent option of Teriyaki or Tempura. Edo Sushi first opened its doors in 1997, and has truly flourished ever since. It is evident that they strive for excellence—something that you will no doubt find on your plate!


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This week Spring Fever takes a "victory lap" by adding Wheels of Destruction and its car mayhem to the PlayStation Store. Look for it on PSN and if you're a PlayStation Plus subscriber you can enjoy a 20% discount on this fast-paced game when it debuts.
Spring Fever also includes a franchise sale on Mortal Kombat games and add-ons. Be sure to enjoy a 30% discount on games and DLCs, with PlayStation Plus subscribers getting a 50% discount.
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Another week, another tot gets his rights violated. A few days before Easter police in Maspeth, New York, handcuffed a first grader who had a temper tantrum after coloring an egg at school.
When Abbaker Musa died at a University of Khartoum protest, Sudan's newspapers carried a statement saying authorities had used tear gas.
Twenty of London's leading chefs have been lined up to cook together for "Who's Cooking Dinner?" an annual charity event where diners may also bid for the culinary masters to come and prepare meals at their homes.
The idea that we should reform the way we handle allegations of medical malpractice is enjoying a new vogue.
Danny Meyer, the creator of Shake Shack, sits outside his new Creative Juice store in New York.
Pierre Koffmann, the French culinary master who held three Michelin stars at La Tante Claire in London, was last night named AA Chefs' Chef of the Year.
Michelin announces the winners and losers for its 2011 U.K. guide on Jan. 18 and the country's chefs are betting that Koffmann's, L'Anima and Marcus Wareing will be among the London restaurants that gain a star.
London is home to world-class restaurants with elaborate and original gastronomic creations.
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The Las Vegas Wranglers® announced today that they have agreed to terms with center Pete MacArthur for the 2011-12 season.
The 5'10, 180-pound center spent four years (2004-08) at Boston University and signed an amateur try-out agreement at the end of the 2007-08 season with the AHL's Bridgeport Sound Tigers. MacArthur turned pro in the 2008-09 season with the ECHL's Fresno Falcons, collecting four points (2g, 2a) in three games before earning a call-up to the AHL's Rockford IceHogs. For the next two seasons (2008-10) with the IceHogs, the Clifton Park, N.Y. native tallied 68 points (22g, 46a) and 60 penalty minutes in 142 games.
"When you move up in the professional ranks, you learn to use your skill and your teammates a little bit more," said MacArthur. "You can learn more and more everyday from coaches and teammates, and I just want to get better and make a deep run in the playoffs."
MacArthur, 26, played for the AHL's San Antonio Rampage in 2010-11, collecting four points (3g, 1a) and 15 penalty minutes.
"Peter MacArthur is a testament to the ECHL," said General Manager and Head Coach Ryan Mougenel. "He is a player who started in the ECHL (Fresno) and earned himself a NHL contract. He's a leader and example for our young players, and we look forward to Pete providing offense and being a presence on the power play.


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WLHQ: Heart Set Free
Four days of sun. Four days of the sun/shining. Shining on our bodies. In our bodies. Cycling through and vibrating back out. Coming out as a sweet nectar. Feeling the heat. Heating up. We are heating up. Together we are heating up. Soaring back in. Back into our bodies, and back into our hearts. The sun is shining.
I can see the nectar coming out of your heart.
I can see your nectar.
The sun is shining on your heart.
Four days of being awake. Being awake to what you are experiencing. Feeling what's passing through you, feeling what's emanating out of you. Letting it come. Letting it come. Letting it come. Feel it. F E E L I N G I T.
You are awake. Awake to your own experience. No judgment. Feel it. Open your heart. Breath. Breath. Breath. Breathing in the trees. Breathing in this breeze. It's cycling through and bringing in the new. Saying thank you to what was. Saying thank you to what is. Opening your heart to what is coming. Breath it in. Breathing in the trees. Breathing in this breeze. I believe in this breath. Its taking hold inside of me. Letting it go. So you can open to a new flow. Saying thank you and goodbye. We feel so high. Saying goodbye. Standing here tall with the trees. Now we can really feel this breeze. Sweeping out the old and letting the new flow through.
I bow to you. I bow to me. I bow to the things I cannot see. Saying hello and goodbye. Now I am ready to fly.
It's the last day of Wanderlust Vermont and a storm just passed. It moved thought fast, soaking into all this green green grass. The rain fell, sealing in everything good that was realized on this surface. Rooting down through the trees. All of our intentions floating out with the breeze. Down into this earth, it's cycling through and coming out as something new. Our hearts were broken open out hearts were set free. Letting go slow. Moving throughout that flow. Breathing in this mountain and give great thanks. Making more space. Standing tall and grounding down. Hearts to the sky. Feeling so high. It's time fly.
~Ali Kaukas is Wanderlust's resident photographer extraordinaire. She hails from Manchester, Vermont, but can often be found the surfing waves of Costa Rica, leading a dance party in Brooklyn, or on a lustfull adventure somewhere in between. We are grateful to have Ali's incredible eye for beauty to capture the life of love of our Wanderlust festivals!


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Premier Accounts – The future of publishing?
It's a bit of a long one this.. Sorry
Premier Accounts are our answer to the growing and rather worrying trend in the publishing industry for people to stop buying magazines and newspapers. It's an odd phenomenon because if you ask people if they prefer a printed mag over an online version in the main they all vouch for paper. "You can't take a pdf file to the bog, now can you!". Which is very true, but it doesn't alter the hard fact that the entire print/publishing industry is currently in a bit of a panic, and sales of magazines and newspapers in particular are in decline. The Murdoch Empire seems to have set the blame squarely on websites (including their own, in an ironic twist) and so the plan is to make everyone pay to access the news on their websites. Advertising revenues just aren't covering the production costs of the papers and magazines anymore.
But here's the kicker…
The simple business solution seems obvious. Printed publishing is becoming unprofitable, so don't print. Doh! Isn't that what the highly paid consultants would say? Look at your business and if parts of it are not making money then get rid of them until what you are left with are the parts that do make money. Simples!
Unfortunately publishing is a complicated thing and despite the falling sales, paper media still retains a huge kudos with both readers and advertisers that gives it an inflated sense of its own power. To see something in print, actually on paper, commands much more respect from the reader than the same words published on a website. After all, anyone can publish on the web and what you read on the web is free. Paper costs money and there is a psychological trick that goes along with the simple fact of handing over cash to read something – It instantly gains credibility and respect. If you paid for it, it must be better. Right? The same principal applies to reviews of products. If you paid for it you have to fight the natural urge to validate your purchase by saying nice things about it. To say it is crap is to admit you made a mistake in handing over money for it. It's a principal to be born in mind when reading user generated reviews. It's the 'well you would say that wouldn't you!' syndrome. This is not to say that reviews from people who have been given things for free (us for example) are not subject to other pressures and psychological issues, but what I'm trying to illustrate here is that when you pay for something it aquires 'value' over and above something that is free. Currently you pay to read the magazine and the website content is free. This is why manufacturers place a higher value on products appearing in print even though their product will be much more widely viewed online. There's even a rational hypothesis that a review in print is likely to be much more 'respected' than the very same review published online. It's an odd state of affairs really. Funny how our minds work
For this reason I firmly believe that PRINT IS NOT DEAD. Those that think it will die are probably related to the Tomorrow's World inventors of the 70's who reckoned on us all travelling to work on anti-grav skateboards by the nineties. Technology and how we use it, even in the short term, is notoriously hard to predict but it is rare that new technology completely replaces the long established methods. Print is clearly an enduring medium and it will live on for a long time to come (Has anyone really been attracted to the notion of reading a novel on a digital book?). New technology will compliment it and there will be ever increasing ways for us all to access it via technology, but for a long time to come I reckon you will find a tattered copy of Singletrack magazine stuffed down beside the toilet in most of your riding mates houses for many years to come.
So. That said. Why are we ploughing so much time, energy and money into getting you all to read Singletrack online? Well, we are simply using new technology to offer you new ways to access the mountain bike content that it has become our business to produce. You see that's what we are fundamentally – We are a producer of mountain biking content and just like any producer of any product it has to be distributed to the consumer. Our new Premier Account system is simply a new method of distributing the content we produce. We distribute in print; via the website in the form of news stories; and now also via Flash and PDF. We are also currently about to start work on an iPhone app too.
But the beauty of all these new and interesting ways of delivering the words and pictures we come up with is that technology allows us to link them all together in interesting and clever ways. This means that if you are a subscriber to the mag and also a member of our website, we can now link both of these 'accounts' together into one single Premier Account. This allows us to let these account holders see new content exclusively for them. This Premier Account content has already started to appear with our first Premier story on our website. Issue 53 contains a travel feature, written by me, on the Basque region of Spain. Now one of the biggest perks of this job is the opportunity to travel and as you would expect we always come back from these trips with hundreds of shots. The printed mag can't fit them all in and so Sim cherry picks the best dozen or so to be designed into the final feature destined for print. This leaves an awful lot of great images that have traditionally languished unseen in our images library. Like deleted scenes from a movie, our Premier system allows us to let you see this extra content. So you can think of a Premier Account as the extra features section from the DVD that is Singletrack magazine
We've always tried to make sure that existing subscribers continue to get added benefit so they don't lose out to the special offers we have to employ to entice new subscribers, so all existing subscribers can become Premier Print accounts for free. But we can only do that if you contact us by phone. You see you are the key to enabling us to link your web user account to your subscribers account. We need you to verify your username and also the details we have in our subscription database. Once you do that we can join the two accounts together into your single Premier Account.
We have lots of ideas for new content that we will provide exclusively for our Premier users and we are working on them right now – not all of the ideas will be related to content in the mag, so you don't have to be a reader of the mag to benefit from a premier account. Sorting out the classifieds forum so that Premier Users get an enhanced service is high on our list for example. This is just the beginning, as they say, and we are open to ideas from you lot too.
Now for the money part. Apart from existing subscribers who just want to be able to read the extra features content on our website, we are charging everyone to become Premier Users. We have to. Print is expensive and despite the hardcore of loyal readers who subscribe or buy it regularly from their local shop, there are virtually no magazines that are currently increasing their sales on the Newstand. Any mag that says they are increasing sales is doing strange things to their numbers. This is a simple reality of the publishing industry at large. But we aren't too worried about that. More and more people are prepared to read mags online. This also opens up the mag to a whole new range of readers who have never really bought magazines at all and for us at least this new online reader is replacing the one who isn't buying it in WHSmiths. But that lost WHSmith reader is lost money. Money that we need in order to keep doing what we do and so we have to make sure our new online readers make up for it. But the great news is, as you have now heard, we can offer online readers so much more than just a printed mag. Online versions have extra stuff like video embedded in them so you certainly do get more for your money.
It's important to make clear too that we are not taking anything away from the website and sticking it into our Premier area. Everything Premier is new content that we've never provided before. News stories will always be free. Forum access will stay free. If you have no interest at all in this new Premier stuff then your use of our website will be as free as it always has been. This is where I think Murdoch has it wrong. He's taking content previously available for free and charging for it. A cynic may liken that strategy to giving a junky his first hit for free and then charging for more when they are hooked. I don't think that's the case here, even with the global money machine monstrosity that is the Murdoch publishing empire, but that sort of money model will certainly not win any friends amongst the readers. If you have offered something to your consumers for free for a long time, it will be a major struggle to convince them to pay for it in the future. That's what we believe and so what we are providing now is simply the option to get more. If you want it. It does mean we are rather insanely, having to increase our own workflow here in the office to think up new ideas, and for us this is going to be the hardest part. So, you may notice a few more worry lines on the brows of Singletrack staff over the next few months, so be gentle. Please?
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Jason Lindner By Tom Orr Published April 27, 2007 Ab AeternoWorld Jazz/Fresh Sounds
Even if you're not particularly interested in the cultural and/or historical reasons why the music of Africa, Latin America and the Middle East share common ground, feel free to enjoy how expertly Jason Lindner (piano, melodica, mbira), Omer Avital (contrabass, oud) and Luisito Quintero (percussion) bring the three together with a freeflowing jazz feel on Ab Aeterno. Fusion albums of this sort too often fall victim to tedium, the participants doing more noodling about than meaningful playing. Not so here. The players do explore a bit between locked-in moments, but when they're all on the same page they engage in quietly explosive musical dialogue that's truly symbiotic. Lindner's piano leads the way most of the time, cutting a trail that his collaborators mark with richly realized melodic lines and tart accents. Some of the pieces build slowly before tying it all together, but everything here eventually sizzles. Well done.


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The San Diego Chargers seem to be clicking on all cylinders. We all know that. They are rolling, and they just trounced the Matt Cassel-less Kansas City Chiefs to the beat of a 31-0 rout, then dominated the San Francisco 49ers on national television. There is little doubt that the Chargers made a resounding statement that they are still the best team in the AFC West.
Luckily, the Chiefs don't need to be the best team in the AFC West. They just need to not let the Chargers gain any more ground, and the easiest way to do that is to win their final three games.
At the St. Louis Rams.
At home against the Tennessee Titans.
At home against the Oakland Raiders.
These games are all probably ones the chiefs "should" win, but that guarantees nothing. Even if a team is heavily favored in all three games, that team still does not have very good odds of winning all three.
It all starts with Sunday and the Rams, though. Hopefully the Chiefs offense, which is fresh off a shutout, will be able to get it together with the likely return of quarterback Matt Cassel. They better, or else they'll no longer be ahead of everybody else in the AFC West.
Kansas City currently has a half-game lead on San Diego in the division. Should a tiebreaker scenario arise at the end of the season, it appears likely that the Chiefs will miss the playoffs. This is why the Chiefs must remain one step ahead of the Chargers, who are currently playing as well as anyone in the NFL.
If the Chiefs lose on Sunday to the Rams, things will not be looking good. The Chiefs would then have to hope that the Chargers lose one of their final two games or else beating the Titans and Raiders at home will mean nothing.
Going into this week, Football Outsiders has the Chiefs at a 51.7% likelihood they win the division, with the Chargers at 31.7%. Last week, the Chiefs were at about 65%.
Todd Haley should have a clear message to the team. They are in complete control of their own destiny; they win out, they make the playoffs. It's that simple. If they lose, it will start to look very iffy.
I have no idea how the Chiefs will fare on Sunday. Truth be told, I haven't had much of a chance to watch Rams games this year. But we could really use this one.
If the Chiefs win on Sunday, things get not only simpler, but also incredibly easier. The Chiefs are an undefeated 6-0 in home games at Arrowhead Stadium this year. If you can edge out a win in St. Louis, all the Chiefs have to do to make the playoffs is continue that trend by beating a battered Titans team and getting a revenge win against the Raiders. If the Chiefs win on Sunday, Chiefs fans should feel very good about the team's playoff chances.
The important thing to look at is that it doesn't matter if the Chargers win their final two games by 50 points each. If the Chiefs can win their remaining games, they're in.
The Chiefs are battling for a home playoff game. Sounds pretty good coming off a last place, 4-12 finish last year, eh?


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Becoming involved with organizations and activities is an important part of your total educational experience. Participating can benefit both your personal and academic life and is considered positively in the hiring process.
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Reviewed Italian Antipasto Salad
Aug 2, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
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I added a handful of sliced pepperoncinis, a diced Serrano pepper, 1/2 a cucumber to cool some of the heat, and artichoke hearts. Depending on how much artichoke you like you might want to ease off that salt shaker a bit. If your looking looking to compliment the dish with a lean protein, a lemon marinaded..."


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