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Welcome to Turkey! You are met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Settle in and relax, or start exploring the wonders of this glorious city, uniquely located on two continents!
Embark on a superb Highlight cruise along the Bosphorus past Ottoman palaces, old mansions and fortresses. Leaving Istanbul, take a short ferry trip and drive to Iznik. Visit the ruins of St Sophia and see the city walls before continuing to Bursa. In the afternoon there is time to haggle in the bazaar and silk markets.
Visit the glorious Green Mosque and Mausoleum complex and Grand Mosque in Bursa before driving to the charming Cumalikizik Village with its traditional wooden houses and narrow cobblestone streets. Visit Gordion, where Alexander the Great cut the famous Gordion Knot, en route to Turkey's modern capital, Ankara.
Sightseeing includes a visit to the Hittite Museum, portraying the fascinating history of Asia Minor from earliest times. You also visit Anit Kabir, the mausoleum of Ataturk, Turkey's greatest leader in modern times. Visit the mausoleum of Sufi philosopher Haci Bektas before heading to Nevsehir in the Cappadocia region.
In this unique region of volcanic landscapes and 'fairy-chimneys', visit Göreme's rock-carved churches, and see ancient frescoes in the open-air museum. Visit the underground city of Kaymakli and see the cone of Uchisar. Dinner at the hotel is followed by a folklore show in an underground cave, featuring dances from different regions.
Visit the Caravanserai of Sultanhani before driving to Turkey's most religious city, Konya, which was once the home of the mystic sect of Whirling Dervishes and the old capital of the Anatolian Seljuk Empire. Visit the Mevlana Museum, with its beautiful fluted turquoise dome, and see the Karatay Medrese and Ince Minaret.
Descend the Taurus mountains and drive to Aspendos to visit what is considered the best preserved Roman Theatre anywhere in the world. Drive to the Hellenistic or Roman city of Perge to visit the extensive ruins, including the great Theatre, the Stadium, and the gate-towers leading into a street where ancient chariot ruts can still be seen. As night falls, enjoy a walking tour of Antalya's Old Town. Overnight Crown Plaza Antalya.
The day is set aside for you to relax and enjoy the leisure facilities of the hotel. Alternatively, explore Antalya at your own pace, suggestions include a stroll around the harbour area or taking a boat trip off the coast. Overnight Crown Plaza Antalya.
Pass pine forests and cross the Taurus mountains on your way to Pamukkale. On arrival, visit the ruins of Hierapolis and the beautiful 'Cotton Castle' – an apt description of its dazzling white limestone terraces.
Visit the Temple of Aphrodite at amazing Aphrodisias before following the Maeander River valley, (so full of twists and turns gives us the word 'meander') to your beautiful beach-front hotel in the lively coastal town of Kusadasi.
Tour one of the world's finest archeological sites, Ephesus. Visit the Amphitheatre and walk along the Arcadian Way to view the splendid facade of the Library of Celsus. Visit the House of the Virgin Mary, situated above the ruins, before continuing to the Selçuk archeological museum, where many artefacts from Ephesus are displayed. Stay overnight in the pleasant Aegean port of Izmir.
Stop in Pergamon, the impressive site of an ancient kingdom, to visit the Asklepion, one of the most famous shrines and therapeutic centres in the ancient world. Drive to Homer's Troy to see the ruins of nine cities built on top of each other, and an enormous reconstruction of the famous wooden horse. The evening is spent in Çanakkale.
Cross the Dardanelle Straits by ferry and continue to the Gallipoli Peninsula, scene of fierce fighting in World War One. Here are the battle-fields where for nine disastrous months Anzac Troops fought unsuccessfully to gain control of the strategic Straits, with the loss of over half a million lives. Pay your respects at Anzac Cove and visit the emotive Lone Pine Cemetery before returning to Istanbul.
Visit the Blue Mosque and the Hippodrome, where Roman chariot races were held. Also visit St Sophia, a former cathedral and a mosque which is now a magnificent museum. The afternoon is dedicated to the Topkapi Palace, a walled city perched above the Bosphorous and the Golden Horn. Now it's time to test your haggling skills in the Grand Bazaar. Don't worry, your guide will give you a full explanation of the time-honoured ritual of bargaining!
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Weaving Software
The software here supports files in the
Weaving Information File (WIF) format
. All of the drafts downloaded from Handweaving.net are in this format because many different weaving software packages work with it.
AVL Software
In addition to fantastic looms, a wide variety of weaving software is available from AVL.
They offer PocketWeave, WeavePoint, WeaveMaker Mi, Pro Colorist, ArahWeave, and more! If you want software for pattern design or computerized weaving, AVL has something to meet your needs!
Check out their weaving software page at
ArahWeave 4.1
runs on Linux operating system (Novell SUSE, RedHat, Mandrake, Fedora)
Features include: integrated dobby and jacquard CAD/CAM system, demo version supports WIF loading, saving and printing, PANTONE (R) for fashion and home, up to 50 shafts, weave up to 32000 x 32000 ends/picks, graphical browsing of fabrics, weaves, images, warp/weft patterns, jacquard cards, superior on-line simulation in real 1:1 size and density, warp or weft pattern on the simulation with mouse, and more!
Demo version comes with free ArahPaint4 paint program (works without limits) and demo version of ArahDrape (works, you can save images and print, but you can not save new projects).
ArahWeave Personal Edition costs 1000 EUR, and supports saving in Arahne's native format, enabling colorimetry, fancy yarns, denting/regulator, maximum weave size 2048x2048 and saving to handloom jacquard formats (AVL J1P, Digital Weaving TC-1, TIFF, PNG, GIF, BMP).
Check the web site
for on-line tutorials, manuals in PDF format and freely downloadable demo (no registration required).
provides easy to use tools for editing drafts, planning projects, and virtual sampling.
This software is Windows® 98/2000/ME/XP compatible.
The currently shipping version is 2.2.6.
Tutorials and free 30-day trial version available on
Fiberworks PCW4.1
Weaving Design Software that thinks like weavers do!
Three levels of proficiency. Great flexibility without making it difficult. Enter drafts easily and accurately. Adjust colours and see it happen instantly in your design. Make thick or thin threads for unique effects. Over 80 different blocks with Block Substitution. Instant Network drafting. Extensive copy, paste, repeat, transform functions.
New Release, New Features:
Design your own blocks. Rearrange shafts and treadles with the Shaft shuffler. Interleaf and Overlay for designing with parallel lines. New Sketchpad features, like reduce colours, transparent paste and open weaving drafts. And lots more. Come and see!
This is a free program that translates WIF drafts to TIFF images. It is at version 2.0 and runs on any operating system with the Java 1.4 JRE installed. It can be downloaded from:
Wif2Tiff is created and distributed by
Jane Eisenstein
is software for advanced weaving design - an efficient tool for creating, editing and analyzing textile patterns and colorways and keeping a pattern archive. For hand loom weavers and textile designers. Very easy to learn and use. Includes project calculator. Various loom interface options. Trial version that opens WIF patterns is available.
Operating systems: Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, XP.
Web site:
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Hi, I live in Harwich MA on Cape Cod. I had a pretty big heath and heather garden that I started about five years ago. My husband wants to now put a brick walk through the middle of it, so I had to move a bunch of them and I still have quite a few left. I was wondering if anyone in my area would like to swap other part sun/ part shade perennials for some of these heath. They are quite large, and very healthy. I would expect similar sized plants in exchange. If anyone is interested, I can email you pictures and varieties. |
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Electronic Arts has been undergoing a seismic shift in its videogame strategy over the past few years. The game maker, which has its roots in PC and console games, was an early entrant to the mobile gaming space and the tablet gaming business.
EA has purchased some of the leading game studios in the mobile space, including Chillingo, Firemint, PlayFish and PopCap, in an effort to develop games across platforms. Nick Earl, Senior Vice President & General Manager, EA Studios, has recently transitioned from the console space to the mobile space. Here he talks to TabTimes about the strategies Electronic Arts is pursuing in regards to tablet entertainment in an exclusive interview.
TabTimes: What strategies has EA applied from its console business to the emerging tablet games business?
Nick Earl: I've been really driving the business strategy with the group and quite simply, it is all about quality. We have a saying inside the company, "fewer, bigger, better," and that's something that we pioneered over on the console side when I was running the console side. It really drove our meteoritic rating improvement.
It drove more innovation and a higher quality experience to the consumer. With mobile and social, we're taking our big brands and really getting behind them with our resources. We're looking to craft out innovation and drive the market.
Part of that is moving to the freemium model, which has been a big transition for everyone in the marketplace. From the console space we learned that it's better to do one thing great than three things mediocre.
What have you learned about the tablet space?
We've been in the tablet space from the beginning when the iPad launched and we've been very bullish and very supportive of it as it's grown in size and fragmented out into many players.
What we've learned is that you have to be early. You have to bring the right franchises and then the right innovation and experience against those that really match up to what the user interface is and how and where they're played.
Tablets are interesting devices because they have the portability of a smartphone but with a larger screen that in some ways reflects playing on a desktop PC or a television. We've been able to dedicate resources to building games expressly for the tablet customer with brands like The Sims, Battlefield 3 and Mass Effect.
How does the tablet consumer differ from your typical smartphone or mobile phone consumers?
There definitely is crossover of the two, but what we tend to notice is a general trend that the tablet consumer tends to go for longer sessions and they're looking for games that will deliver a longer play experience. The smartphone user is really looking for those two to five-minute bursts of gaming.
Even though we'll have games on both smartphone and tablets that are the same franchise, we do try to cater gameplay to adapt to the different playing styles. The challenge is how do you take a franchise and work it across all of these different platforms and customers and not lose what makes that franchise unique?
What strategies have you put in place with cross-platform gaming since launching Scrabble on tablets, smartphones and Facebook?
The key is having a consistent user experience and user interface for each device. We're doing a lot of work to insure that it's completely accessible to move across games seamlessly. Over the course of the day, consumers are using different devices.
We're working with Scrabble and other games in the Hasbro universe, as well as original games, to develop experiences that the user can engage with from multiple devices. Any franchise that we take cross-platform, we look back at Scrabble [as an example of how] to make it a comfortable experience as gamers move across platforms.
How are today's more powerful tablets influencing the games that you're bringing to tablets?
The Sims has been around in so many shapes and forms from Sims Social to Sims Freeplay on mobile and tablet. That game goes back to the roots of Sims and has been well-received by the audience. You can go as serious as you want or as casual as you want depending on what you want. Battlefield 3 or Medal of Honor or Mass Effect appeal to a more core audience.
How do you approach developing core franchises versus original IP for the tablet market?
EA has been dedicated to building a portfolio of successful franchises. We're putting a lot of enthusiasm, resources and energy going into creating original games. Chillingo has been great at finding original games. We have two studios in Melbourne, Iron Monkey and Firemint, and they're working on original IPs like Real Racing and others that haven't been released yet.
Do you see tablets as an incubator to introduce IPs that could migrate to consoles and other platforms?
That's a great strategy. We absolutely feel that certain ideas are better and more appropriate for the mobile space, whether it's tablet or smartphones or even thin client PC games, which can reach the market faster and are less expensive to make.
And then there's the possibility of growing those into a full console experience. It's important to note that we don't take shortcuts on the experience even though we're spending less time and money on developing games for tablets.
With so many rich classic game properties like Populous, M.U.L.E. and Road Rash, how do you choose games for the tablet space?
We're looking at these classic IPs very seriously. It's been a treat looking in EA's IP closet to see what's not being used.
Theme Park was one that we identified as a good fit for tablets. We're developing that now and there are plenty of others we're looking to bring out. We have the option to do something new or to bring something out that has huge equity in the hearts of gamers from over the years. A lot of the gameplay can remain intact with tablet iterations of games, rather than what we did with Syndicate on the console side recently.
How specifically are you adapting Theme Park for tablets?
Theme Park focuses more on the decoration and building style of game that has emerged as a leading type of freemium game experience. It borrows the elements and culture of Theme Park and adapts it. There are examples of games that will be coming out later this year that are more intact to what people remember. Some games, like Tetris, have evolved with the touch user interface for tablets.
What role do tablets play at Electronic Arts versus console or PC games?
Tablets are a big part of our business. This is a diverse company and although we have an agnostic view of all the formats, we expect tablet sales to double again by next year into triple-digit million units. That's a real market with no signs of slowing down.
Tablets play a big part in our thinking and planning. It plays a big part in our games. We're putting more energy, more resources and focusing more attention on the tablet world.
As tablet games become deeper and richer experiences that compete more directly with consoles, how does price point come into play?
We watch the market and the numbers. The challenge we have is not to get into over-engineering. Playfish, who is all about understanding the analytics of customer behavior down to the second, is staying in close touch with customer behavior and monetization, and even where they're getting stuck in games. Those analytics are impacting how we build games, how we price games, and informing our thinking on how we adapt to this changing market.
What are your strategies for core gamers versus casual gamers?
The whole gaming audience is expanding in such a big way with the casual user, which we haven't been a part of until recently. We need to be really true to understanding what that casual customer wants, as opposed to what the core PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 customer wants. Sometimes they want the same thing and in other cases they're going to want a differentiated experience. Staying in close touch in terms of gameplay, innovations and features is how we address that challenge.
Is Battlefield one of the first ones that you classify as something that was designed more for the core that you were just talking about?
Yeah, it is, and you kind of look at the core franchises that come out of the label, so that includes the games playable which I was a part of for ten years and it includes sports and the RPG group.
Those are really driving towards that core customer and the core gamer who spends most of his or her time on a console in front of the television. But now they're increasingly moving to tablets to complement their gaming as well as being a great portable device, so if they're commuting or in between meetings or whenever they can get their gaming minutes in.
The other side of business which I really represent is going after the casual audience. We tend to focus less on those deeper core experiences and more on the casual connect experiences like term-based games like Scrabble and Sims and games like Tetris and Theme Park and things like that.
How quickly do you see things evolving in the tablet market with consumers becoming more mainstream, especially with the influx of the lower priced tablets like Kindle Fire and the Nooks?
Those devices fall kind of brilliantly under my purview on the casual side where we have the perfect licenses and original IP that address that lower end of the market or the less expensive tablets.
[This audience] loves word-based games like Scrabble, especially on the Kindle and the Nook. We're really spending a lot of energy and resources in continuing to improve the whole Scrabble game and how it's connected to other devices and the user interface and user experience.


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Venus Williams Re-Launches Her EleVen Line Just in Time for the Summer Olympics
The Summer 2012 Olympics don't begin until July, but the fashion world has been buzzing about the international competition for a while now. Recently, we spotted both Michelle Obama and Kate Middleton hosting preliminary events (in very cool outfits, naturally), as well as plenty of runway collections influenced by traditional sportswear.
The latest label on our radar is tennis star Venus Williams' EleVen line, which is relaunching after a four year hiatus. Inspired by her experience as an athlete, the range includes stuff for men and women and is priced from $17 to $48.
"EleVen is really about being better than a 10," Williams told WWD about her latest project. "It's bringing your personal best which makes you an 11, and not accepting the standards of what is considered the best....It's overcoming defeats and being a champion in life."
Everything is debuting today at the Bath Club in Miami and should soon be available online at Elevenbyvenus.com.
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Contact Us
Office of the Bursar
524 West 59th Street
Room L.70.00
Monday - Thursday
If you receive financial aid, the Office of the Bursar strongly recommends that you enroll in Direct Deposit to receive your financial aid check
To enroll in Direct Deposit, simply click here and download the application form. Complete the form, make two copies and mail or hand deliver the completed forms to the Office of the Bursar, Room 522T, 899 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY 10019.
To Cancel Direct Deposit, download the cancellation form by clicking here. Complete the form, and mail or hand deliver the completed form to the Office of the Bursar, Room 522T, 899 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY 10019.
If you do not enroll in the Direct Deposit option, the University's Central Processing Office will mail your check to your home. The process for reissuing a lost or accidently destroyed check may take 8-10 weeks. Therefore, Direct Deposit is a much more reliable option. To request the re-issuance of a financial aid check, you must come in-person to the Bursar's Office.
Payment Dates
A Financial Aid Check Distribution Calendar is published at the beginning of each semester. The calendar lists each financial aid program and the date on which the funds for that program should be in your account if you choose Direct Deposit or a check will be delivered to your home. The schedule is available at either the Bursar's Office, Room 522T or the One-Stop Center located in the North Hall lobby at 445 West 59th Street.


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Acubix PicoBackup for Outlook Express 2.1
PicoBackup Outlook Express Edition is an easy-to-use Outlook Express emails backup utility packed with many powerful features. Features: Integrated scheduler, CD/DVD burning and spanning, 256-bit AES/Blowfish encryption, backup to remote FTP server, standard ZIP compression, email notification, detailed logging and more. Supports various media, including flash/thumb drives, Zip drive, floppy.
See also: FTP, burning, DVD, security, Blowfish, AES, encryption, encrypt, decompress, compress, zip, restore, backup, email, express, Outlook
OsaSync Lite 7.1
With OsaSync Lite you can synchronize Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002/2003 contacts on your LAN or VPN. Without needing Exchange server you can collaborate with others and save your customers in a COMMON CONTACTS FOLDER or you can synchronize your contacts folder with your laptop. Changes are automatically reflected in the item on the other computer(s). OsaSync Lite is very easy to install and configure and supports the use of PDA's or cell phones.
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Filehand Search 3.0
Free! Filehand Search instantly finds files on your computer. Search Outlook, PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, WordPerfect, HTML/MHT, MP3, and Zip archives. Results displayed in order of relevance and can be shown in the style of a web search page or a list view. Results include scrollable and searchable extracts with the search terms highlighted. Use tabs to create separate search projects with their own display preferences and search histories.
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ContactGenie - Message Class Modifier 1.0.2
CG-MCM is a utility that enables the modification of message classes for existing Microsoft Outlook contacts. Contacts can also be deleted, moved, or copied based on selected message class. Supports Outlook'2000-2003 and runs either as a standalone or Outlook addin (addin function not available in Outlook'2000). Displays all forms published to folder, personal or Exchange organizational forms libraries.
See also: Microsoft Outlook, changing message class, Outlook, ContactGenie
Random Signature Changer 1.5
RSC helps you change your mail signature. All you have to do is set up one or several signature database files containing the text you want to use as your signatures, and RSC sets them for you automatically. You can either choose which signature you want to set manually, or you can (as the name suggests) let it randomly find one from the databases. It can also set the song currently playing in Winamp as your signature.
See also: email, signature, thunderbird, opera, outlook, express, e-mail, client, winamp
WorldCast 188.8.131.52
WorldCast is a free two-in-one tool: A free bulk email software and also an e-mail address validator. It detects many of the invalid addresses that exists on many emailing list, reporting errors like bad email addresses, time-out operations, etc., providing a detailed log of the entire delivering process. Features a syntax-oriented editor, mailmerge capabilities, HTML editing and preview support, attachments, spell-checker, Thesaurus, etc.
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Eliminate Spam Pro 2.51
Flooded by spam? Save yourself from unwanted junk messages by installing Eliminate Spam Pro - the most powerful spam protector available today. Eliminate Spam Pro uses sophisticated customizable filters and checks incoming email against extensive database of known spammers. If an occasional junk message does sneak through the filters, in one click you can simultaneously trash the message, ban the sender or sender's domain, and report the spammer
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Eliminate Spam! 2.51
Flooded by spam? Save yourself from unwanted junk messages by installing Eliminate Spam! - the most powerful spam protector available today. Eliminate Spam! uses sophisticated customizable filters and checks incoming email against extensive database of known spammers. If an occasional junk message does sneak through the filters, in one click you can simultaneously trash the message, ban the sender or sender?s domain, and report the spammer
SPAMfighter 2.36
SPAMfighter is an anti-spam plug in for Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. Whenever new mail arrives, it will automatically be tested by the SPAMfighter server and if it's spam, it will be moved to your spam folder. It will use each and every spam email as a weapon against the spammers themselves. SPAMfighter is currently in English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Swedish and Danish language.
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Save Mailing List 1.2
This add-in is designed to export contacts and user groups from Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002/XP and 2003 address book into a mailing list file. The output file format is common for many programs dealing with mailing lists. It is not a standalone application: to launch it, use the File menu of Microsoft Outlook. The menu item "Save As Mailing List..." is only displayed when the current folder has the Contacts type.
See also: maillist, msoutlook, export contacts, outlook, users groups, addin, distribution list, plugin, save contacts to, addon, outlook contacts
Cactus Spam Filter 2.11
Cactus Spam Filter is a free easy-to-use spam blocker. It protects your inbox by learning to detect spam as it's being used. After a short while it has adapted to your personal mailbox and blocks out most of the junk e-mail. This spam stopper integrates seamlessly with all e-mail clients that use POP3 such as Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, Netscape, Opera, Mozilla, Eudora, IncrediMail, Pegasus Mail, Foxmail and Phoenix Mail.
See also: codeode, spam, filter, killer, blocker, spam filter, cactus, cactus spam, cactus spam filter, inbox, protect, junk, e-mail, spammer, client, pop, pop3, outlook, outlook express, netscape, opera, mozilla, eudora, incredimail, foxmail, phoenix, mail, anti, anit-spam
SMSCOUNTRY SMS Mail Box 1.1
You can send sms from Microsoft� Outlook� and it is as simple as sending an email. Keep in touch with customers, staff or colleagues with this SMS add-in for Microsoft� Outlook�. Send SMS Text Messages to almost any wireless device worldwide directly from your desktop PC via Microsoft� premier messaging client: Outlook� 98, 2000, 2002, 2003 versions.
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Outlook Express Mail Alert 2.1
Outlook Express Mail Alert(OEMA) is an email notification program. It is designed to easily inform or remind new email in Microsoft Outlook Express. The software helps you monitor, remind your email when necessary. It is the number one Outlook Express Mail utility for its simplicity and advanced abilities.
See also: outlook express mail alert, new mail, email, inform, remind, email for outlook express, sound, prompter.
Spamdel 3500
Security tray-based utility, with dial-up manager/modem/cable/DSL/sound and visual prompts. Quick email reply, flash message other Spamdel users, categorises spam and lets you view and delete mail on the server before it reaches your PC and more. Advantages of Spamdel over other mail utilities include its many features, ease of use, and inter-operability with any email program eg Outlook Express, Outlook, TheBat! and so on.
See also: anti spam, anti-spam, outlook, outlook express, delete, secure, security, pop3, smtp
Email Redemption for Outlook 1.61
Join the Internet's Spammer-Free Community - Restore Your Email Freedom! The Email Redemption Community (ERC) is a self-regulating email community, in which spammers cannot survive. As a result, ERC members enjoy open, risk-free emailing. ERC is the only available zero false-positive / zero false-negative email protection solution. This means that you get all, and nothing but, legitimate email messages.
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Accurate Spam For Outlook Express 1.2
Accurate Spam Filter For Outlook Express filters spam from your outlook express. It is designed to quickly remove spam from your inbox in Microsoft Outlook Express. The software helps you monitor, block spam when necessary. it's automatically filtered for all user when several users report same spam email. It is a excellent Outlook Express Mail utility for its simplicity and advanced abilities.
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They've done that before when the ship needed to be refurbed. I bet it's back to normal before long...
I don't remember seeing this mentioned anywhere else, but I could have just missed it. I went to see Fantasmic last night, and was shocked to see that the Steamship was not present. At the very end, instead of all the characters appearing on the Steamship and circling the island, all the characters actually came out and stood on the island. They did there little choreographed dance with the ribbons, while waving at everyone, and then went backstage. Sorcerer Mickey then appeared on top of the mountain like normal, to set off the fireworks.
Very odd. I hope that's not a permanent change, and the ship is just down for refurb or something....
They've done that before when the ship needed to be refurbed. I bet it's back to normal before long...
Please move as far to the end of the row as possible. Stopping in the middle is distinctly unpatriotic!
LOL I was there this week and the missing boat caught me off guard. Hope it come back!
The Steamboat is out for refurbishment and usually occurs at this time of the year. So don't worry, it will be back.
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The Midway ride and the closing of the VOTLM seemed to be somewhat related, according to sources. Apparently, the Midway ride may need the space, and thus VOTLM's area may be needed. It was Jim Hill, who always seems to be on the lookout for some way to interpret Disney as hating its guests, concluded that this had something to do with the Broadway musical opening. Obviously, the precedent doesn't hold.
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Bible Verses About Eyes
Bible verses related to Eyes from the King James Version (KJV) by Relevance
Matthew 6:22 - The light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light.
1 Samuel 16:7 - But the LORD said unto Samuel, Look not on his countenance, or on the height of his stature; because I have refused him: for [the LORD seeth] not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart.
1 Corinthians 10:13 - There hath no temptation taken you but such as is common to man: but God [is] faithful, who will not suffer you to be tempted above that ye are able; but will with the temptation also make a way to escape, that ye may be able to bear [it].
1 Corinthians 6:18 - Flee fornication. Every sin that a man doeth is without the body; but he that committeth fornication sinneth against his own body.
1 Peter 2:24 - Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed.
James 1:27 - Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, [and] to keep himself unspotted from the world.
Matthew 5:28 - But I say unto you, That whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already in his heart.
Genesis 3:21 - Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.
1 Peter 2:1-25 - Wherefore laying aside all malice, and all guile, and hypocrisies, and envies, and all evil speakings, (Read More...)
Romans 6:2 - God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?
John 14:26 - But the Comforter, [which is] the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you.
Matthew 6:24 - No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.
Malachi 3:6 - For I [am] the LORD, I change not; therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed.
Job 31:15 - Did not he that made me in the womb make him? and did not one fashion us in the womb?
1 Samuel 15:3 - Now go and smite Amalek, and utterly destroy all that they have, and spare them not; but slay both man and woman, infant and suckling, ox and sheep, camel and ass.
Exodus 21:22-25 - If men strive, and hurt a woman with child, so that her fruit depart [from her], and yet no mischief follow: he shall be surely punished, according as the woman's husband will lay upon him; and he shall pay as the judges [determine]. (Read More...)
Genesis 2:7 - And the LORD God formed man [of] the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.
Genesis 1:30 - And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth, wherein [there is] life, [I have given] every green herb for meat: and it was so.
Genesis 1:2 - And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness [was] upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 - All scripture [is] given by inspiration of God, and [is] profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: (Read More...)
Isaiah 28:21 - For the LORD shall rise up as [in] mount Perazim, he shall be wroth as [in] the valley of Gibeon, that he may do his work, his strange work; and bring to pass his act, his strange act.
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4) Though the iPhone 5 camera (second from left) is still best-in-class, other phones (such as the Samsung Galaxy S III, left) shoot just as well, in decent lighting.
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A signature is something that uniquely defines a creator. In that sense, I regard the iPhone's camera as its signature feature. Apple frequently described themselves as sitting at the intersection of technology and liberal arts. Doesn't that define the nature of an exceptional phone camera? Beautiful photos from a absurdly thin device like the iPhone are the result of photons being beaten into whimpering submission by serene, advanced engineering.
They're also the result of a computer company that truly understands and honors the value of photography in people's daily lives. Given that your phone is the camera you're most likely to have at hand when something unexpected and wonderful happens, wouldn't you want it to capture photographs that you can hang on your wall? Instead of just crummy snapshots that are barely even good enough for Facebook?
The iPhone 4 was a breakthrough for phone photography. For the first time ever, a phone that I would define as "mainstream" was capable of taking photos that I'd describe as "real photos." And then the iPhone 4S camera delivered just as big a leap forward in picture quality.
My Christmas card photo last year? Shot with the iPhone 4S when an opportunity presented itself. Any other phone would have shot a photo that could only be used as a reminder to come back to this place later with a real camera.
So I'm always eager to figure out how good the camera in a new iPhone is. The iPhone 5's camera has the same above-the-marquee specs as the one in the 4S: an 8 megapixel image sensor, with backside illumination for fab low-light performance. The improvements aren't the kind that produce an immediate "Wow!" (with one major exception ... but I don't want to get ahead of myself). They're the kind that make themselves known after a lot of experimentation.
Over the past week, I've gone out on a bunch of walks with my pockets filled with cameras. I shot a wide variety of identical scenes with the whole menagerie: the iPhone 5, 4S, and 4; the Samsung Galaxy S III; and my Panasonic GX1 compact system camera.
These tests left me with a four broad conclusions about the iPhone 5's camera:
1) It's clearly an improvement over the 4S. But don't expect a miraculous step up. The differences between two photos of the same scene were usually subtle. Usually, the photo taken by the iPhone 5 had smaller areas of blown highlights than the one shot with the iPhone 4S. Otherwise, color and clarity were practically identical.
2) When shooting scenes with halfway-decent lighting, the iPhone 5 and the Samsung GSIII are in a dead heat as cameras. It varied from shot to shot. Sometimes I preferred the iPhone 5 version, sometimes I clearly preferred the Samsung, and sometimes, I just couldn't tell the difference between the two. So I'm going to call that matchup a draw...but only when the lighting is acceptable.
3) The iPhone is still the king of low-light photography. Although the GS III performed like a camera when it was outdoors or in a room with halfway-decent lighting, it turned back into a mere cameraphone when it was confronted with any kind of a low-light challenge. Whereas the iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 maintained their high standards.
4) There's still a vast difference between even the best cameraphone and a "real" camera like the Panasonic GX1. As good as the iPhone 4S and 5 are, there was only shot in the whole set in which the Panasonic image wasn't head-and-shoulders above the others. Even the lone outlier wasn't a slam-dunk loss for the Panasonic; the camera's exposure choices were merely conservative.
Otherwise, there are a lot of subtleties — both pro and con — about the iPhone 5's camera.
Apple says that the iPhone 5 has a new dynamic low-light mode that kicks in when the sensor detects a low-light situation of total, abject desperation. When that happens, the iPhone 5 sacrifices image resolution to boost the sensor's sensitivity: it combines the light info from four adjoining pixels into one, and then re-interpolates the image back into 8 megapixels.
I went into the laundry room with and shot a bunch of statues on top of the washing machine, with the overhead lights off and an open basement door as the sole source of illumination. Four shots with four phones.
Result: three photos of black rectangles interrupted by a smudge of discolored highlight. And one actual photo, taken with the iPhone 5. Yup, that's the "wow" effect I mentioned earlier.
Check. But in scenes where the lighting was poor, but not so desperately bad, photos shot with the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4S were very difficult to tell apart. And in some of those low-light scenes, the iPhone 4S actually produced a nicer, brighter image.
(What about the Samsung? It was consistently dead last.)
That's not a big deal. Even when the iPhone 4S took a better photo, the iPhone 5 image was just as good after a slight tweak of the exposure in any iOS or desktop photo editor.
Alas, I did find one serious problem with the iPhone 5 camera, and I do indeed consider it a big deal. It has to do with that miraculous dynamic low-light shooting mode: the iPhone 5 often uses it when it's not necessary.
I remind you that I was shooting the exact same scenes with the all of these phones. In many of the test scenes, the iPhone 5 photo was the only one that came out blurry. I took two or three shots...none of the three was clear. The iPhone 4S, the Samsung, even the iPhone 4 produced clean, sharp photos.
Whuhh? What was different about the iPhone 5?
I suspected that the blur was the result of camera shake, and I assembled a little theory that the thinner body was forcing me to hold it awkwardly. But nope, I experienced the same problem even after I retested it inside a thick Otterbox case.
Then, after delaying this review way too many times in search of a solution, I figured it out: the common factor in all of these unusable iPhone 5 images were scenes in which the lighting was poor, but not so poor that I'd expect a camera to need to do anything heroic to produce a useful image. One of the samples was a test shot I'd been making for years: the majestic main reading hall of the Boston Public Library.
In this situation, the other phones and the "real" camera just gritted their teeth and proceeded as normal. The iPhone 5 said "Aha! I have a special mode for exactly this situation!"
The images weren't "blurry," so to speak. They were quarter the resolution of the others, with those fewer pixels blown up and interpolated into a 8 megapixel image.
That's my theory and I'm sticking to it. This conclusion seems to fit the evidence provided by the metadata of the troublesome photos.
Whatever the cause, during my testing the iPhone 5 definitely had problems taking a clear, sharp photo in situations that other cameraphones handled without a peep. Even previous iPhones. If the iPhone 5's special low-light feature is indeed the culprit, I hope Apple introduces an update that causes the phone to use it a little more wisely...or at least lets the user override the low-light feature if they so desire.
Speaking of problems, some iPhone 5 users are complaining about weird purple lens flares that "ruin" some of their shots. I was indeed able to reproduce the phenomenon: if I'm stupid enough to point the iPhone 5 directly into the sun on a clear day, yes, what a surprise, I get an enormous lens flare and it's purple in color.
I tried the same shots with other cameras. I recorded lens flares that ruined the shot just as triumphantly as the flares on the iPhone 5, except these weren't purple.
I don't get it. I admit that the Thing Wot Ruined The Shot in my testing was larger on the iPhone 5 than the Same Thing Wot Ruined The Shot on the other phones. But a wrecked shot is still a wrecked shot. Do these complainers just...not like purple?
But I pride myself on diligence and therefore I duly report that if you enjoy taking photos of the midday sun, perhaps the iPhone 5 isn't the right phone for you at this particular time.
Apple touted another major improvement to the iPhone 5's camera: a smart filter integrated into the image signal processor that smooths out the noise in a textureless field (such as snow or sky) while leaving detail in place.
As with the dynamic low-light mode, the smart filter is employed by the iPhone 5 on its own initiative. I found that it does indeed improve the blue skies in photos, but it only diminishes the disruptive artifacts and noise. The sky in a test photo shot with the iPhone 5 wasn't that much clearer than the same sky shot with the iPhone 4S. And the Samsung's rendition was actually better than the 5's. The Panasonic GX1's images were free from any kind of noise or compression artifacts at all. Another sky shot in another location repeated these same results.
The iPhone 5 also includes some improvements to its video features. Here, your beloved columnist has failed you. I am eagerly obsessive about a phone's photo features but I can't crank up the same amount of energy about testing its video capabilities. I did some quick tests which confirmed that the iPhone 5 can take full-resolution photos while it's shooting video, that the audio is noticeably better (thanks to an upgraded array of microphones across the iPhone's body), and that its image stabilization can keep up with an idiot chasing after squirrels in a public park.
Many of the advantages of the iPhone 5's camera are associated with the phone's basic design. Its CPU is a screamer, and there's twice as much system memory available to apps. So everything works faster and better. The iPhone 5 can launch the camera app and get itself ready to shoot in much less time than the 4S. Shot-to-shot speed is higher, and it seems to focus more quickly as well.
And another terrific feature — maybe my favorite — is actually a part of iOS 6: a new sweep-panorama shooting mode. It's the easiest way to shoot panoramas and it'll be familiar to anyone who's used a Sony camera in the past couple of years. Just click the shutter button and steadily pan the camera across the scene. A clear guide helps you to keep the camera level as you sweep, and cautions you if you're moving the camera too fast.
(Tip: don't "sweep" the camera. Instead, try to just rotate it without moving it away from an imaginary spot on the floor directly below.)
Barely a second after you tap the button again at the end of the sweep, the iPhone hands you a beautiful panorama of up to 28 megapixels in resolution, covering as much as 240 degrees of scenery.
The whole thing is almost foolproof. It produces a gorgeous, seamless image, despite variations in scene lighting from side to side. People can be moving in and out of the scene as you go, too...the iPhone won't lose its cool and populate your image with ghosts and disembodied heads.
Panoramas previously required you to buy a third party app. My favorite (hands down) has always been AutoStitch Panorama by Cloudburst. iOS 6's panorama feature is easier to use and it produces images with fewer glitches (such as ghosts and distortion). The only drawback of iOS 6's panorama feature is that it can only capture a single "stripe" of imagery, whereas AutoStitch can also capture the sky above the horizon, and the ground below it.
iOS 6 panoramas can be shot vertically, too. That'll come in handy if you find yourself in the presence of the Washington Monument, the Spire of Dublin, or Jeff Goldblum.
Another neat iOS 6 photo feature: Shared Photo Streams. The pictures you shoot and put in the shared stream are pushed out to the iOS 6 devices of the friends and family members you've chosen to share that stream with, and you get to see everything they've added as well.
Samsung offers a similar feature in the Galaxy S III. On an iPhone, it's actually useful. Shared Photo Streams is a built-in feature of the tens of millions of different models of iPhone that run iOS 6. How many people do you know carry a GSIII? Right.
I've filled a Flickr gallery with a few of those 4-way and 5-way side by side cameraphone comparisons. Check them out and reach your own conclusions about the improvements of the iPhone 5 over its predecessors, and the areas in which the Samsung Galaxy S III keeps up strongly and the areas in which it trips and falls on its face.
I originally posted these comparisons without identifying the cameras. I invited readers to tell me which shots were their favorites. In the blind test, people often seemed to like the Samsung's photos as much as the iPhone 5's.
But overall, a week's worth of responses to photos taken across a wide variety of conditions seem to validate the iPhone 5 as the best phone camera of the lot. The only difference in 2012 is that the iPhone is no longer the runaway winner in image quality.
And as an imaging device, the iPhone has advantages that go above and beyond its technical capabilities. The best-in-class photo apps are all either iOS-exclusive, or arrive on iOS first. Apple's own iPhoto app is a stunner. The best Android photo editors — and many of them are quite good — can't quite compete.
But I'll end with praise for the iPhone 5's technical capabilities, anyway. The dynamic low-light feature is a potential source of trouble, yes. It's the only element of the iPhone's camera experience that doesn't improve on the predecessor. Unlike the Android devices I've tried, the iPhone 5 is a "real" camera, all the time...not just in good lighting and fair weather.
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Curious to get this and try it out. Seems like a nice idea, but then I think why not just use the muffin stone. I know these wells are bigger, though, so I guess that's good. We need more recipe ideas. The 2 mentioned for this season do sound good, though, so I'm glad we have some things to try out.
fits in the microwave, evenly spaced - similar to using the prep bowl set like the lemon cakes, but all at once - i really like this and am glad it comes with its own release tool - my wheels are spinning about recipes for this one. ps - it is hefty!
I didn't look closely, but it looked like similar material to the scraper, only sort of rounded-knife shaped. I'm hoping it'll be available separately through supply or replacements – I'm not planning on getting this stone, but would love the tool for the muffin pan.
From the video, the release tool looks just like a brown version of a white one I have that came with another product (maybe the springform pan?) and I use the white one all the time for getting muffins and cupcakes out of the pan as well as running around the edge of cakes, etc. before turning them out.
I got it an I'm really not wanting to even try it. So, for now it will stay in the box. Was hoping for the egg cooker....
I LOVE it! I got two of the them (ffa & director box). I made mashed potatoes, put them in bottom of wells, then made the South of the Border Meatloaf and put it on top. Baked in oven (both fit perfectly side by side) for about 20 minutes. Delish and fun! The release tool is fantastic. Much like the muffin pan, not so fun to clean, but once it seasons won't be a problem.
Really excited about this piece! At first I wasn't sure what to make of this piece. I thought the cherry cheesecakes that they had in the recipe collection was fun but other than that I couldn't come up with anything to use this piece for. But then once my imagination got going it wouldn't stop! I just used It for the first time to make mini crustless quiches. They turned out fabulous! Light and fluffy and flavorful! I plan to use this next month at my champagne brunch to make breakfast stata casseroles. I think this is going to be a lot of fun to use! Below is a photo of my mini quiches.
Recipe, sorta I have to admit that I just improvised on this one. I had some left over bell pepper and onions that I threw into the manual food processor and diced up. Then I cooked that with some left over turkey sausage in my ceramic pan. While that was cooking I cracked 8 eggs into the small batter bowl and added a little bit of water and about a cup of half n half. You can use whatever you have on hand, milk/h&h/cream if you want. Whisked that together. I added a little salt & pepper. I preheated my oven to 350 degrees and prepped my single servings pan with a little bacon grease but you can use butter or oil or whatever. I divided the pepper, onion, & sausage mixture into each well of the SSP. I then poured as evenly as I could my egg mixture into each well. I grated some cheese and put it on each well and baked it in the oven. I didn't really pay attention to the time. I just kept an eye on them and made sure the egg was fully cooked but not OVER cooked. If I had to guess on the time I would say 10-15 minutes. But don't take that as gospel. Just a warning. They will puff up in the over, but they will deflate when they come out. They are still tasty. Maybe not as pretty, but still tasty. Hope that helps. Mrs Net
Here is a question posed to me by one of my hosts. What do you do if your host wants to make a recipe using the single servings pan but has more than 6 guests at her show? Do you make the recipe twice? Double it? The only problem is I didn't think to order more than one single servings pan. Silly me!
You don't need two of the stones. Just cut each one in half. They can share - it's a tasting not a "meal".
I agree with Beth. I usually present 2 different recipes- so there's enough to nosh on. Even if she has 15 (yay for you!) just cut them up and everyone can grab some.
DebPC, Glad to hear your popovers turned out great! They look delicious! That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the SSP as well.
I Love the popover idea....I have not used this piece yet as I had no idea what to do with it but popovers...yum....my popover pan had to be thrown out a couple of years ago....have not made them since....I am going to now....however the release tool that comes with this piece of stoneware I use all the time! I don't have the avacado tool and let me just say this release tool get the avacado out easily. I also use it with the mini muffing pan...
I could have sworn that someone posted a recipe booklet with ideas for the Single-Serve pan. But it may have been in my imagination?? If not, where would I find it? I didn't see anything in the files....at least not with my search parameters.
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We need to select a tub for our guest bathroom. We need a 60x30 alcove tub with tile flange. I would like a non-skirted front so we can tile the front. DH wants a cast iron tub. I can't find a cast iron alcove non-skirted this size. Does anyone know if such a tub exists? Thank you. |
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I am with your DH on this. Kohler has the Villager which is a nice cast iron 30x60 tub. But I don't care for the chevron embossed on the side. I put in the Bellwether for this reason as the front is plain. The 60x30 Bellwether, not the larger older model. The larger one is short on the bottom and has a slant on both ends, requireing a longer tub filler than is typical, or the water ends up pouring onto the front and possibly out the overflow drain. The small sized Bellwether actually has a longer interior bottom for bathing. It is not very wide so for very obese people it would not be desirable. The tub is not high which is why I got it. I like a low tub for washing kids and dogs. If you are going to have it with a shower, I think it would be ideal. Here is a picture of my tub installed: |
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OK I have a 4g finakit and some vet america T-H component. I have 2 carts each one is a 20 dose cart for heifers LOL. I think I only need 1 cart of the T-H to make a 4g kit (they are much longer than the H carts. I know it takes 2 H carts to make 1 4g bottle but I am pretty sure it does not take 2 t-h carts. I have looked for this extensively and have had no luck in finding out an answer. I just want the concentration to be right. Please help if possible. Please assist if you have an answer.
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you only need one of the plastic strips for a 4g kit.
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Component TH has 20 dose @ 200mg so one belt of to a 4g kit


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Last year, we noted that Boulder had been named the happiest place in the United States by the Gallup-Healthways Well Being Index.Video below.
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Ballads (Tenor Saxophone) (Play-Along Solos for Tenor Sax). Composed by Various. For Tenor Saxophone (Tenor Sax). Instrumental Folio. Pop and Play Along. Difficulty: medium. Solo tenor sax songbook and examples/accompaniment CD. 24 pages. Hal Leonard #HL00841448. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.841448).
ISBN 0634004514. Pop and Play Along. 9x12 inches.
Solo arrangements of 12 songs with an accompaniment CD so instrumentalists can play along with a real band! Includes: Bridge over Troubled Water * Bring Him Home * Candle in the Wind * Don't Cry for Me Argentina * I Don't Know How to Love Him * Imagine * Killing Me Softly with His Song * Nights in White Satin * Wonderful Tonight * more.
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It wasn't any easy decision for Forest High School's basketball star Devin Graham in deciding where he wanted to play collegiate basketball; however after months of going back and forth Graham has chosen Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa to continue his basketball career. Today, Graham officially signed his letter of intent to play with the Warriors and is looking forward to starting a new chapter of his life.
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Edmonton Police Service > News > Success Stories > Quadriplegic police officer to be a Rick Hansen medal bearer
On Monday, March 12, 2012, Canada's only quadriplegic police officer, EPS acting Detective Bryce Clarke, will proudly role into the gymnasium at the University of Alberta Van Vliet Centre, alongside Canada's Man in Motion, Rick Hansen.
"I will have the privilege of carrying the sterling silver Rick Hansen Relay Medal for one leg of its cross-country journey," notes Clarke.
The medal is a key component in the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Cross-Country Relay. Funds raised through the relay, which spans the country, will support the Rick Hansen Institute. The Institute supports research and development into spinal cord injuries, in addition to working to improve the quality of life for those living with such injuries.
"Over the course of the relay, 7,000 people will have carried the medal," says Clarke.
End of Day Ceremony
The ceremony, starting at 3:30 p.m. in the main gymnasium of the Van Vliet Centre is known as, 'The End of Day Ceremony,' because this is the last official relay function of the day. Clarke, a member of the local organizing committee, will carry the medal from around 86 Avenue and 112 Street to just north of 87 Avenue.
A third-last medal bearer, after handing off the medal to the second-last medal bearer, Clarke will join Hansen and the medal entourage for the final leg of the journey, as the medal rolls into the gymnasium The final medal bearer is U of A Professor Emeritus Dr. Bob Steadward, Q.C., LLD (Hon), Honourary President of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Steadward is the Founder and Honourary President of the Steadward Centre, a multi-disability fitness, research and lifestyle facility for people with disabilities.
View a re-cap of Clarke's experience below:
Acting Detective Clarke's story
Clarke started recruit training on February 23, 1998. Upon graduating, he worked in south side patrol, followed by the south side Break and Enter Team. On July 1, 2001, the Canada Riot broke out, and the entire Break and Enter Team was seconded to Whyte Avenue Beats.
"That was a hectic summer," he recalls. "All summer, every time a fight broke out, we worried that another riot would spontaneously occur."
As summer 2001 drew to a close, Clarke invited his Whyte Avenue colleagues out to his acreage for an end-of-summer party. "I have a pool on my acreage, and, as I had done so many times before, I climbed up on the deck railing and dove in.
I remember hearing a loud crack, and then I couldn't move. I heard the guys on the deck, and they thought I was joking. Eventually, I lost consciousness, and after a few minutes someone jumped in and grabbed me.
I wasn't breathing, and had no pulse. They resuscitated me and called for help. STARS took me to the University of Alberta Hospital, where I stayed 'til nearly the end of October 2001.
After that, I was transferred to the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, and I was released in February 2002. I started going back to work in 2004, and returned full-time in 2009.
Today, I'm the only quadriplegic police officer in the country," says Clarke.
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Animalkind, Inc.
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Red - 5 January 2008
From Craig & Lisa - 5 January 2008
To all of the angels at Animalkind,
I just would like to thank you for the wonderful opportunity that my family and I have had to experience the love and affection from these wonderful four legged friends. They have a wonderful sense of adventure as well the most amazing purr you have ever heard. All they have to do is hear your voice and you can hear their purr from across the room. Both of these orange tiger cats are the most delightful little creatures and they were rescued by Katrin from death row in the city. Although they have not had an easy life all they need is love, food, shelter and did I mention love....Just recently Red which is our two eyed cat stopped eating, his weight fluctuated and he started to have some other health issues. Yet still he continued to purr and loved being talked to and loved. Upon not getting any better a vet was consulted several times and Red continued to get worse. Now his brother (Tinkerbell) who has only one eye and a chronic respiratory condition is as healthy as can be. When he jumps off the counter, where he is not supposed to be, well he is automatically caught do to the fact it sounds like someone dropped a dictionary on the floor. Tinkerbell enjoyed playing with his brother Red, pouncing on him, cleaning his ears for him, dragging the cat toys around the house so he could chase him. Oh yeah, and getting into the freshly carved turkey on the counter.
Red just recently was carried to heaven by the angels he passed on 01/05/08. Although he was not with us for long he will be greatly missed by all of us. He had a very subtle way of getting in your lap without you even noticing. His favorite thing at night was to hop onto the head of the bed and wiggle his way down through the covers and nestle by your feet under the blankets. Red made a spot in our hearts that is forever his. He had a cute little face, beady eyes and the purr that sounded off with pride like a kid who has learned to whistle. Red was happy just to be happy.
In our adventure with Red we had help and support from Animalkind as well as one of the volunteers and her name is Faith. Without Faith we could not have gotten thru this. She made the vet appointments and would take Red if we couldn't and even if we could she would go as well. She saw to it that he had a crate, bolt on bowls and special food so that we could care for him in his time of illness at our home. Faith checked in with us daily to make sure that we were all set and to check and see how Red was progressing. We are thankful that Faith had was there to help us, she kept our spirits up when things did not look good and she reminded us that anything is possible.
So in closing I would like to thank every one at Animalkind who gives time out of there day to help all of the little creatures. We are very fortunate that we got to love Red and are ever so grateful that he has brother Tinkerbell that we still get to love, snuggle, hug and listen to him purr.
Thank you very much for the gift you have shared with us,
Love and Compassion is something we will continue to share with all.Craig & Lisa
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Cost of Obama's 2012 Regulations: $236 Billion
Despite Obama's promise to cut unnecessary regulations, his administration issued $236.7 billion in new regulations in 2012.
According to a report by the American Action Forum, headed by former Congressional Budget Office Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin, the direct costs of the regulations force America's businesses to waste 87 million man-hours to fill out regulatory paperwork.
Adding Obama's 2012 regulatory costs to that of the rest of his first term adds up to a total of $518 billion in new costs forced onto an already anemic economic recovery.
This onslaught of new regulations comes even after Obama was celebrated for claiming he was going to be the regulation-cutting president.
Indeed, in 2011, Obama released a plan claiming he would cut regulations and reduce the burden on the business sector. Not long after, Obama operative Cass Sunstein praised Obama claiming that his plan would work "to eliminate unjustified regulatory costs and to reduce burdens." Sunstein went on to say that Obama had done more to cut regulations than any president in recent history.
Sunstein was given one Pinocchio for his misleading claims and for good reason as Obama's small cuts have been dwarfed by the increases.
American Action Forum says that the costs of regulations have "added tremendous costs to the economy" and finds that the year 2012 tops every year in the past twelve in "terms of final rule cost."
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Natural Resource Commission to Meet June 12 at Honey Creek Resort
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MORAVIA, Iowa – The Natural Resource Commission (NRC) of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will meet 8:30 a.m., June 12, in the Mercy Medical Center conference room at Honey Creek Resort, 12633 Resort Drive, Moravia.
Commissioners will receive a tour of the resort and of Sedan Bottoms Wildlife Management Area on June 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., departing from the Mercy Medical Center conference room.
The tour and meeting is open to the public.
Members of the NRC are Kim Francisco, Dennis Schemmel, Margo Underwood, Conrad Clement, Dr. Sally Prickett, Marcus Branstad and Phyllis Reimer. The Director of the DNR is Chuck Gipp.
The following is the agenda for the June 12 meeting.
Approve Agenda
Consent Agenda
Publicly Owned Lakes Program Watershed Eligibility 2014
Easement Conveyance – Burk's Lost Creek Run Wildlife Management Area, Lee County – Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative
Transfer of Jurisdiction – Jana Recreation Area, Sac County – Iowa DOT
Chapter 18 Lease Renewal, Allamakee County – S&S Rentals, Inc.
Access Easement, Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Camp Wapello Preservation Group, Inc.
Approve Minutes of May 8 Meeting
Approve Minutes of May 28 Meeting
Director Remarks
Brass Bluegill and Meritorious Service Awards 2014
Honey Creek Resort State Park Update
Publicly Owned Lakes Program Watershed Eligibility 2014
Contract with Polk County Conservation Board - Easter Lake Engineering Services
Contract with Polk County Conservation Board - Easter Lake Containment Site
Contract with Poweshiek County Conservation Board - Diamond Lake
Contract with Story County Conservation Board - Hickory Grove Lake
Contract with FYRA Engineering - Lake Manawa
2014-2015 Deer Management Zone Hunts
Construction Projects
Construction – Lake Miami Shoreline Armoring
Construction – Mines of Spain State Recreation Area New Shop Building
Construction – Rock Creek Restrooms
Construction – Buck Creek Riffle Construction and Fish Passage Restoration
Construction – Union Grove State Park Cabin Road
Small Construction Projects
Land Acquisition Projects
Pictured Rocks Wildlife Management Area (WMA), Jones County – Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation (INHF)
Turin Preserve WMA, Monona County – INHF
Gull Point State Park, Dickinson County – Okoboji Protective Association
Land Management Projects
Easement Conveyance, Burk's Lost Creek Run WMA, Lee County – Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative
Transfer of Jurisdiction, Jana Recreation Area, Sac County – Iowa DOT
Chapter 18 Lease Renewal, Allamakee County – S&S Rentals, Inc.
Access Easement, Lake Wapello State Park, Davis County – Camp Wapello Preservation Group, Inc.
Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan and Disbursement Agreement with Iowa Finance Authority – Big Creek State Park
Petition for Rulemaking – Chapter 106, Deer Hunting by Residents, Chapter 94, Non Resident Deer Hunting (Leashed Dogs)
Petition for Rulemaking – Chapter 40, Boating Speed and Distance Zoning (City of Clayton Speed Zone)
Division Administrator Comments
General Discussion
NRC Annual Report
Upcoming NRC Dates
July 10, Des Moines
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