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East Greenland is for the curious traveller
East Greenland is said to be one of the most beautiful places in Greenland. People who have travelled the world and then visited East Greenland say it is among, and perhaps, the most beautiful spot on earth. East Greenland offers unique experiences to the curious traveler all year, both in summer as well as in winter. If you want to walk in the foot steps of no one East Greenland is the place!
Without no doubt East Greenland is by far one of the remote and unspoiled places in Greenland. Very few people life in East Greenland and those few people are spread over a very large area. East Greenland was one of the latest places in Greenland to become colonized and thus East Greenland has been without influence from European cultures longer than West Greenland.
Typically you reach East Greenland from Iceland. From Reykjavik you fly to Kulusuk and from there most people continue with helicopter to the beautiful city of Tasiilaq, also known as Angmassalik (Ammassalik). From the city, or village, there is a stunning view over the Ammassalik fiord.


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The study helped shed some light on the subject regarding liposuction and it's health benefits. Researchers measured the cholesterol levels of more than 300 patients who were about to undergo liposuction procedures. They found that triglyceride levels dropped following the procedure by about 43 percent among those who had the unhealthiest cholesterol.
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"These findings suggest that patients who are considering liposuction who have at-risk triglyceride levels may reduce their risk of developing these serious health problems, while correcting body disproportions," said Dr. Eric Swanson, who led the investigation. "Patients not only look better, but may be healthier too."
He added that the findings make sense, as high levels of fat, the kind that accumulates in the abdomen and is removed by liposuction, has been connected to heart disease risk.
High triglyceride levels can be a major health concern. They have been associated with an increased risk of suffering a cardiovascular event like a heart attack or stroke. It has also been linked to the prevalence of diabetes in over weight individuals.
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Diabetes type 2 tends to show up in obese individuals around ages 30-50. This has been directly linked to the abundance of fat. Losing weight will help this, but it also tends to be very difficult for these individuals. The physical removal of fat through liposuction can have the same benefit and achieve the goal much quicker. Diabetes has very few symptoms until it is too late.
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As one gets larger it is inherently more difficult to move. Because of this, obese individuals don't exercise as much as they need to which makes their problem worse. The removal of fat can have dramatic improvements in mobility. Patient report more flexibility and easier movements performing daily tasks. Since they are able to move better it tends to motivate people to get more active.
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04/05/2012EDINBORO, Pa. – On Thursday, April 12, Edinboro University's historical Louis C. Cole Auditorium-Memorial Hall will be filled with the sounds of the Boston-based a cappella group, "Ball in the House." The group represents the finale performance of Edinboro's highly successful 2011-12 Performing Arts Series.
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Shortly after our review went live, Days of Wonder updated the game to include pass-and-play local multiplayer. This was one of our few complaints in the original review, so we've given the new addition a spin. For good measure, we've also played through the various expansion packs.
Although we enjoyed playing online against others, there's nothing like playing a board game together with family. The newest addition to the game allows just that. Pass-and-play works by displaying your cards and tickets only when it's your turn. Once you've made your move, a message pops up to tell you to pass to the next player, and your items are hidden from view. The game also does a great job of hiding which routes you've completed, which keeps your opponents always guessing. As each player needs to play their hand in private– rather than communally– finishing a local game takes a bit longer than when playing online, but it's a fine trade-off, and only adds a few minutes to gameplay time.
We also spent some time with the Europe, Switzerland, and 1910 expansion packs. Europe is the most expensive, but it's also the largest map, and it adds tunnels and ferries to the mix. Tunnels, especially, complicate the game by introducing the potential to lose a turn. Still, it adds great replay value to the game, and we enjoyed our time across the pond. Switzerland is smaller, naturally, but plays very similarly to Europe. If you can only afford one, splurge on Europe. The 1910 pack adds new routes to the regular North America map, as well as offers some new gameplay types and rules. If you can't get enough of the original but just want to tweak things, this is a good route to take.
Whatever you do, update your app immediately. And if you get as addicted to the game as we have, you'll have a hard time stopping yourself from purchasing the expansions.
Ticket to Ride is much more than a catchy Beatles tune. Though the Beatles popularized the phrase, Alan R. Moon's German-style board game of the same name took it in a whole new direction in 2004. And just as the Beatles finally came to Apple's iTunes, this fantastic game has also pulled into the App Store.
American-style board games are usually pretty straightforward, but games out of Germany have reinvented the classic pastime by introducing complex and exciting new styles of play, popularized by hits such as Carcassonne and Catan. Ticket to Ride has been hugely successful for its publisher, Days of Wonder. The iPad version may be lacking an essential feature, but it's still one of the best board games to come to the tablet.
Don't get lost.
Gameplay is deceptively simple. You draw cards representing track routes or trains, and then place these on the game board. The object is to complete train routes across a 19th century version of America. The game can further be expanded with paid add-ons for more U.S. and European maps. Winning decisively is harder than it looks, thanks to some tricky scoring rules that take a while to master.
You can play against up to four other people online or against AI competitors locally. The game's greatest drawback is that local multiplayer is not included. For a family-style board game, this is a huge letdown, and it's something that needs to be addressed in the near term. The AI is tough, and playing against friends and strangers from afar is plenty challenging, but the iPad's screen is large enough for local pass-and-play gaming, as we've seen in many other similar games.
Have you seen my bear, Paddington?
The transition from a physical game board to a digital one is seamless, and Ticket to Ride looks and plays beautifully. The game board is colorful, with an intuitive touch interface. This iPad version is also easy to learn for newcomers, thanks to ample tutorials, which beat an instruction manual any day. The menu presentation is also warm, voiced by kindly voice actors and brimming with delightful animation.
If you find yourself enjoying the game, those add-on maps (ranging from $.99 to $3.99) are going to look awfully tempting. Ticket To Ride plays like a dream, and it's an incredibly fun and original board game that draws you in and keeps you coming back to master your skills as a railroad tycoon. There's nothing else quite like it, and even without local multiplayer, you're bound to enjoy it. All aboard!


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As with our first two issues, we continue to be impressed with diversity of voices, topics, and perspectives reflected in this anthology. The English Department is currently accepting nominations from Spring 2014 first-year writing classes, to appear in our Fall 2014 volume that will appear online next spring. We are pleased that this new anthology has become a regular and integral feature of HPU's first-year writing program, something that both students and faculty look forward to reading. Once again, we hope that our contributors have discovered the deep satisfaction of writing not only for teachers, but for broader, more diverse audiences.
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He was born Jan, 22, 1969, in Bradenton, Fla. He has been a resident of Cleveland since 2003.
He was employed at Smokey Mountain Industries. He was a very dedicated and supportive husband and father. Much of his life revolved around his loving family, close friends and his hobbies which included gaming and building custom computers.
He leaves behind to cherish his memory his loving wife of 19 years, Jessica Sun Tharpe; three children: Katana Tharpe, Kergan Tharpe and Kyle Tharpe; his parents, John A. Tharpe and Betty Jean Tharpe; one sister, Landy Wells and her husband, Rick Wells; nephews: James Cain and Daniel Wells; several other extended family members and a host of special friends.
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Why Pirate Bay aren't heroes and record companies aren't evil.
The ongoing court case against Pirate Bay – a massive hub for online file sharing – is attracting a lot of comment and attention. I was around 14 when online file sharing first became big and, as a music lover with relatively little disposable income, I fell in love with it. But it was not only that. As a long-haired lefty teenager I enthusiastically bought into to all the arguments that made me feel justified in what I was doing. The record companies were ripping us off with their high prices. And moreover it was they – and not the 'real' creators of music – who took most of the money
Today, as an equally lefty and long haired adult, I still see the same arguments cropping up, but find myself less willing to buy into them. One possible reason is the launch of legal download services. As a teenager I deeply disliked having to spend 13 quid on an album when I only really liked 2 or 3 songs. Today I am able, for the price of a can of coke, to legally download a song – that is a say a product that will transform numerous mundane tube journeys into enjoyable and thought provoking experiences, and which I will listen to again and again. As such I hardly feel inclined to chime in with the mass of people who still blabber about 'extortionate prices.'
Yet it is not simply a matter of price. It's the whole hippieish philosophy of free music which pisses me off. I'm reminded of an article I read recently about a lower middle class communist couple in the 1930s who, to my initial surprise, refused to join in with the trend for DIY because they saw it as an insult and a threat to skilled tradesmen. Certainly, I dream of a world in which the production of goods isn't tied to the cash nexus. Yet I also recognise that, in today's world, paying for a product or service is a means by which we enable people to put their lives into a particular craft. And music is certainly a craft which justifies such time and effort on the part of the people who practice it.
It is perhaps in this sense that the marketing men – as well as the hippies – are somewhat to blame for current attitudes towards music. Since the 1960s especially, music has been presented as anything but a feat of human endeavour. Rather, it has been presented in quasi-religious terms as an outgrowth of human spontaneity, as the odd lucid moment manifested in words and sound. The idea that music should simply spread around, that it belongs to us all – regardless of whether we wish to support its production – makes sense if you see it, either implicitly or explicitly, as the work of god or the 'human spirit', rather than the product of painstaking and laborious human effort.
This of course does beg the question as to where the money goes. Certainly the most popular musicians are already handsomely rewarded for their efforts and do not need my 79p to enable them to persevere. However it is also true that something like 90 per cent of records make a loss. In this sense, the excessive profits made on a few big stars enable record companies to take the risk of giving an airing to those musicians who won't be grand commercial successes.
But isn't there a better way? Many people like to argue that with the advent of the internet – and the rise of 'do it yourself' Youtube and Myspace stars – record companies have become obsolete. It is here that contemporary 'anti-corporate' attitudes become most barbarian. Over the past 200 years, two processes have transformed our capacity to produce goods that satisfy human wants: 1) specialisation and the division of labour, 2) the combination of labour with increasingly sophisticated machinery. Both have a bearing on the production of music. Like many other children of 1960s lefties, I was brought up to despise 'manufactured' music and to imagine that music was best when it was the unsullied creation of the artist. However as someone who does a bit of recording as well as writing and playing – and is substantially less skilled and materially well equiped for the former – I have come to understand that this is romantic bollocks. I am sorry to break it to you, but the great track you just listened to isn't just great because of the genius of the performer or writer. It was also made great by the army of sound engineers who specialise in production and recording. And it was also made great by the array of sophisticated – and ultimately costly – equipment used to produce and record it.
It would be wonderful if all these resources were not controlled by private corporations. But simply hoping to cut out the elements that stand between the artist and the listener – rather than aiming to transform them – represents a step back, not a step forward.
PS: I am anticipating an onslaught from my fellow Third Estater, and grand Adornian, Jacob. Jesus once said 'the poor are always with us'. The sad truth about being on the left is that some beardy fucking Adornian is always with us.


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Are you a parent? There's an app for that.
I love the Apple commercials highlighting iPhone/iPod Touch apps which are perfect for a certain type of person – business owner, student, do-it-yourselfer, traveler – which got me thinking…
If you are a parent, is there an app for that? The answer is, of course, yes! So, here's my take on the Apple commercial (with apologies to the fabulous copywriters hired by Apple).
ANNC: Say you are a parent, and you need to figure out what you are going to make for dinner, using only eggs and frozen peas.
Well, there's an app for that (AllRecipes Dinner Spinner)
ANNC: And, while dinners cooking, you want to help your kids review their "sight words".
There's an app for that [SightWords Free]
ANNC: Or, you want to record your daughter's impromptu musical performance to replay when she brings home her first boyfriend.
There's an app for that. [iTalk Recorder]
ANNC: Yep, there's an app for just about anything. Only on the iPhone.
ANNC: Say you are a parent looking for things to do with the kids…
There's an app for that [Eventful]
ANNC: But then someone needs a potty and you need to find the closest available public toilet.
There's an app for that [Sit or Squat]
ANNC: Soon you need to find a restaurant that serves food your kids will actually agree to eat.
There's an app for that [have2eat]
ANNC: And then it's time to go home and post pictures of your adventures for the grandparents to see.
ANNC: There's an app for that. [Flickit]
ANNC: Yep, there's an app for just about anything. Only on the iPhone…
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Town of Hillsdale
2609 State Route 23
Hillsdale, NY 12529
Phone: (518) 325-5073
Fax: (518) 325-6917
Art Baer
Carmen Barbato (Chair: Highway)
August Sena (Chair: Sewer)
Jill Sims-Elster (Chair: Parks and Recreation)
Steve Tiger (Chair: Communications)
The Town Board meets the third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm. The public is welcome to attend. If you have a matter that you would like discussed, please do not hesitate to contact the Town Supervisor or Town Clerk and it will be added to the agenda.
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Ruth Dodds
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 8:30 am to 3:30 pm
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To arrange an appointment at other times, please call (518) 325-5073
Town Justices:
Justice – Mark Cawley
Justice – Russ Immarigeon
Hours: Court convenes on Wednesday at 6:00pm
(518) 325-5073
Court Clerk:
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Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8:30-Noon & 1:00-4:00
Wednesday 8:30-Noon & 1:00-3:00
(518) 325-5073
Highway Superintendent:
Richard Briggs
(518) 325-4744
Tax Collector:
Joe Hanselman
(518) 325-5537
Pamela Cook
Hours: Friday, 8:30-Noon
(518) 325-3636
Building Inspector/Zoning Enforcement:
Lee Heim
Hours of Operation: Tuesday and Thursday 12:00 – 3:00 pm in Town Hall
Field Inspections by appointment on the following days:
Monday, 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Wednesday, 12:00 – 3:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am to 12:00 pm
Telephone: (518) 325-1702
Fax: (518) 325-6917
Email: bihdale
For Building Permit Application click here
To access County resources click here
Planning Board:
Hank Henward, Chairman
Vivian deGeorges, Secretary
Patti Rohrlich
Charles Gardner, III
Richard Freiman
Ellen Levy
Mark Barbato
Deborah Bowen
The Planning Board meets the second Monday of the month at 7:30pm
(518) 325-7059
Zoning Board of Appeals:
Craig Norton, Chairman
Ruth Dodds, Secretary
Casey Kuhn
Jeffery Sills
William Sullivan
Howard Van Lenten
The ZBA meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm.
(518) 325-9852
Board of Assessment Review:
Craig Norton, Chairman
Mary Ann Foote
Frederick Laing
(518) 325-5122
Town Historian:
Peter Cipkowski
Animal Control Officer:
Wes Powell, Director
(518) 339-4008
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Los Angeles City Council has approved a plan to create city-issued photo-identification cards to help identify illegal immigrants.
The Los Angeles Times reports councilmembers voted 12 to 1 on Wednesday to select a vendor to develop and administer the identity card program.
The ID would act as a library card and a debit card, and it would be up to law enforcement to decide whether to accept the cards.
Councilman Richard Alarcon says they are necessary because federal government failed to make significant reforms in immigration policy and it's undeniable that businesses and individuals are hiring illegal immigrants.
The lone "no" vote was cast by Republican Councilman Mitch Englander, who says the city is in too tough of a financial bind to take on a new program.
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Good basic article by Liz Pulliam Weston, one of my favorite personal finance columnists, on the MSN Money website.
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We are going to be there from the 11-15th. I have already booked my vacation without dining which I will add on when they release the free one. I have even already made ADR's for the restaurants. If for some odd reason they dont release the free thing. I will just cancel my dining reservations and just eat at counter service, etc. and pay OOP. Tho I may just splurge the 300 I need to put out for the regular dining plan and eat that way. The dining plan is very worth it even paying for it.
OH...and tell the wife...last time we went (2 adults and an under 3 year old) we got around 900$ worth of food for nothing. I wasnt a stupid girl....I picked the most expensive places that interested me to eat at. LOL


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What's new for the 2003 Tundra?
Anyone know anything about the 2003 Tundras? I read in Motor Trend magazine that there was supposed to be a significant update and an engine upgrade, but there was no additional info. Any ideas?
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losangelesemt Posts: 279I believe there was a pic of the step side in one of these threads. Was blue and lowered, and I gotta agree that the gimmick styling was horrible. The tailights, as well as other pieces, looked like they were straight out of the Jetsons, very cartoonish. Can't necessary say the rest of the truck was to my liking but it was different, which is what auto shows thrive on.
quadrunner500 Posts: 2,728...it should haul more than the regular tundra, due to the deeper cargo bed. Which by the way, to get that, looks like they slapped fender wells to the outside of the regular width bed, and widened the track, allowed room for the bed to drop down. Agree it sure is ugly, but probably more useful.
bamatundra Posts: 1,583I agree, plug ugly. I never have liked newer stepsides. The stepsides from the 50's are another matter - beautiful!
I like the fact that Toyota kept it full size by not compromising bed width. The tail lights are hideous!
If I was going to buy a stepside, I would spend $5-10K on a 50's model Chevy or Ford. -
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rsholland Posts: 19,741it's just the execution of today's stepsides that's bad. The step should be at or near the bottom of the rear fender, just like they were 40 years ago.
I'm 57, and my old body doesn't work like it used to, so I'm looking for something that's easy to use. Steps that are high on the fender just don't cut it for me.
Bob -
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rsholland Posts: 19,741works if the rim is designed so that your foot can find a place to to step. With some rims, that may not be possible, especially if you have a large foot. Also this may require a bit more dexterity and effort for someone who is older and/or less nimble (such as myself).
I still say a properly "located" fender step is the best answer.
Bob -
riffderek Posts: 2The stepside is more of a flair side in the Tundra. No bed space is lost on this stepside. How do i know? My father works at the Toyota plant in gibson county Indiana. As far as looks go, i've seen it close up. It is amazing! Best damn looking truck i've seen in years and I'm used to seeing Chevys in my family. If you go to www.toyota.com you can see the concept which is a little different from what they will really produce. In the pic you see the truck is lowered 4" and has cool 17" rims and a painted grill (also special shocks). The stepside will only be available in extended cab which is perfect for me. The stepside will not come out of the factory lowered with the cool wheels and grill. You can get this package by ordering it special through the dealer and right after it gets off the line, toyota has a specialty company change the suspension, grill, and wheels. I would definitely buy this over a regular tundra
losangelesemt Posts: 279Isn't that the same design they pulled out in the Detroit auto show or somewhere recently. The lowered blue one that looked quite cartoonish. It's definitely a different idea for Toyota, but the tailights looked like something off the Jetsons lol. Maybe if the factory version isn't as gimmicky looking, it might be worth a try.
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losangelesemt Posts: 279Same farmer, different Edmunds username. What that had to do with the 03 Tundra, not sure. Not to mention its pretty bad when an American magazine .. CR , recommends primarily import cars over domestics in its latest used car survey. There doesn't seem to be many Tundra owners looking to switch to GM/Ford/Dodge, but there sure seems to be a lot more domestics, looking into the upcoming 03 Tundra.
BTW - Thanks to PF for pulling the E brake on the Toyota can't build trucks thread. It's just the same farmer with nothing better to do, probably because his big2 is broke down on the ranch. When Toyota gets to the top of the American market, we'll see who's lacking in truck quality. -
kg11 Posts: 530I've seen that same character here 3 or 4 times and always claiming to be "Bob Jones".Whoever it is needs new material cuz thier one joke is getting pretty well worn.They've obviously never owned a toyota or driven a jeep trail.Just becuase Toy never made a big truck don't mean they don't make good little ones.
As for you asking him(her?) "What are you doing here?"The answer should be obvious to you.What do you do in the GM pages?I don't recall seeing you offer any constructive advice but you spend a lot of energy there.
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kg11 Posts: 530What did a Toyota ever do to you?Just becuase you never tried to work one don't mean it can't be done.I'm not a fan of the tundra but Tacoma gets it's 190 horses to the dirt better than anything else street leagal on the market today.I sold mine a few months ago with 106k HARD miles on it and it was like new(except for a few scratches and small dents).There was ALWAYS 1000 lb in the bed and I towed a 4000lb ski boat with it 1000-1500 mi a year.
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kg11 Posts: 530My Dad has a '47 Power Wagon that's been around the block more times than the ice cream truck,but I rebuilt the flat head 6 in it once and he did it twice.Nothing can go wrong on it cuz there aint nothin on it.The same is probably true for your '53 chevy.As a tool you've got your money's worth a long time ago ,but is it what you drive when you dress up and go dancing?Do you take it to the grocery store or drop the kids off at school?My CJ2 is the best off road vehicle I've ever driven but I don't use it for anything else and I've done a lot of work on it in the last 28 years.
Most pickups sold today are used as a family car and only worked occasionally.If you want something to work hard every day I would never recomend a toyota or ANY 1/2 ton on the market.The're ALL cars.
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if you are replacing an existing one DIY, then get the same basic style so you don't have to change out everything. so if you have chain drive now, get a chain drive. if you have belt or screw, get that kind. easiest change out is if you buy the exact same brand as you had usually. avg price is around 150, so either it has been a long time ago or you got are real el cheapo model for 79. |
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Energy was a particular obsession of the president-elect's, and therefore a particular source of frustration. Week after week, [White House economic adviser Christina] Romer would march in with an estimate of the jobs all the investments in clean energy would produce; week after week, Obama would send her back to check the numbers. "I don't get it," he'd say. "We make these large-scale investments in infrastructure. What do you mean, there are no jobs?" But the numbers rarely budged.
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The logo on this shirt isn't "synthetically distressed," its actually distressed. We made these shirts thirty years ago, before the band even existed, and handed them out to hard-partying, parking-lot metal dudes. They finally returned them and now that they're all sanitized, they're back on our shelves ready for purchase.*
*None of that is actually true, but its fun to think about.
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