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The claimant brought various discrimination, harassment and whistleblowing claims against the council, a previous employer from whom she had TUPE transferred and also against a number of individual colleagues. All the respondents had common representation. Following a 20-day hearing, all the claims were dismissed by the Employment Tribunal and the claimant was ordered to pay costs of one third of the respondents' total costs (£260,000, to be assessed), on the basis that the claim was misconceived from the start.
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Hailed for its "precision, assertiveness and vigor," the Amphion String Quartet is a winner of the 2011 Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition. Clarinetist David Shifrin is one of only two wind players to have been awarded the Avery Fisher Prize since the award's inception in 1974.
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Anderson Japanese Gardens has been named one of the highest quality Japanese gardens in North America by Sukiya Living Magazine since 2004. Inspired by calm and tranquility, this 12 acre award winning landscape is comprised of koi-filled ponds, winding paths, gentle streams, cascading waterfalls, raked gravel gardens, beautifully trained pines, and more. Master craftsmanship and 16th century traditional architecture is found throughout the garden.
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With so many flavors of frozen yogurt and over 70 toppings your options are endless. Whether you prefer tart and tangy flavors, dairy-free sorbets, non-fat, low-fat or no-sugar-added varieties, you'll agree it's almost like eating premium ice cream. Their frozen yogurt is packed with live and active cultures so it's great for your immune system and digestive system health too! And they are the only frozen yogurt shop that has Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory candy pieces!
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Atwood Park War Memorial
The memorials here are a tribute to veterans of the Vietnam War, Korean War, Gulf War and World War II. The war memorials are the only ones built in the U.S. by youth, constructed by Boy Scouts of Troop 312 Rochelle as Eagle Projects.
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Rochelle's finest restaurant, specializing in steaks, seafood, chops and pasta. Also featuring a Martini Bar and fine wine selection. Located on the Historic Lincoln Highway.
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Beacon on the Green
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So yesterday, as the Blue Jackets went through off-ice workouts, Hitchcock was asked whether his boys have reached the point of struttin?.
"To me, you?re strutting when, instead of bowing your head when the opponent is tough, you?re looking him right in the eye," Hitchcock said. "Whether you?re good enough at the end of the day, you play like you?re in it right up to the end.
"I don?t know that the strut is there just yet, because it?s a consistently high level of play over a long span. It gets to a point where it?s self-sustaining, where it?s just part of who you are as a team.
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Apple developing dynamic OLED-based keyboard
Apple Inc. in a new patent filing proposes to solve the ages-old problem of having to manufacture distinct keyboards to support the various alphabets and key arrangements of foreign countries by developing an OLED-based model where key arrangements are altered on the fly by software.The invention proposes a radical new keyboard design, where the face of each key is comprised of a matrix of tiny lights — or organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) — that illuminate characters based on instructions from software, therefore allowing for dynamic keyboard layouts that can be tailored on the fly for specific regions or applications.
"The most common physical arrangements of keys on keyboards in Western countries are based on the "QWERTY" layout (including closely related variants, such as the French "AZERTY" layout). However, in countries that do not use the Western alphabet, the keyboard layout is often very different," the Mac maker explained in the filing.
"Most computers allow a user can change the keyboard settings, or keyboard locale, for example, from a conventional QWERTY keyboard layout to a keyboard layout for the Cyrillic alphabet. Typically, there is an indication on the computer screen telling the user knows what keyboard locale is currently selected. However, nothing about the physical appearance of the keys themselves changes when a different locale is selected, so there is no way for a user to know what Cyrillic character will appear on the screen when a particular English key is depressed, unless the user has already memorized the locations of all the Cyrillic characters on the keyboard."
Furthermore, Apple said, many software applications makes extensive use of the various function keys on a computer keyboard, as well as the "Ctrl" and "Alt" keys, and various combinations thereof with the alphanumeric keys on the keyboard. As such, it is often difficult for a user to remember what operations the various function keys perform in different software applications, and what effect depressing a "Ctrl" or "Alt" key in combination with an alphanumeric character will have in various software applications.
"Therefore, in view of the above discussion, there is a need for a better way to indicate to a user what the effect will be of depressing a particular key or combination of keys on a peripheral device, such as a keyboard," the company wrote.
By way of Apple's invention, the altering key faces of the keyboard are accomplished by placing a number of organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) on each key face, and using an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) placed inside each key to turn on and turn off the respective diodes.
The respective ASICs would be controlled by signals originating from the software application in which the user is currently working and by the selected language locale. As a result, the users always have current and accurate information in front of them about what will happen when a particular key is depressed on the keyboard, and there is no need to memorize what actions particular key depressions will cause.
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Brown Bag All Star's Soul Khan is dangerous on the microphone, case-in-point his latest offering over the Just Blaze production from Drake's Lord Knows. The beat is hard and soulful and is in the same vein of the Exhibit series of tracks done by Jay Electronica, and what does Drake do over it? He raps a bunch of bars about girls and then gives the listener some mundane bars. Thankfully, Mr. Khan took some time to deliver a verse worth hearing over the Just Blaze creation. Khan quickly takes the beat to the cleaners with clever rhymes and lyrics worth paying attention to because they don't have to do with women and balling. Instead, he gives you lines like "how the f**k you put a tether ball against a wrecking Khan" and "create the future like Obama when he knocked Michelle up." Drake is a nice pop singer/rapper, but beats like Lord Knows are really made for an emcee's emcee like Soul Khan. For more from Khan be sure to check out his The DJBooth sponsored show in NYC on December 3!
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I enjoy getting flipped shit. Just as long as it is in fun. I don't seem to be able to hook up with anybody here in Montana to fish with. But fishing alone is no bother. This way I can go and come as I see fit. Now if anybody would of been with me yesterday, their fishing trip would of been cut short.
I just held a napkin to my arm and it leaked all the way home. I'm glutton for punishment. One time when I was fishing Bolder river in Washington, I was climbing over a pile of logs. I slipped and fell about 5 feet onto a green log. This one didn't give. I separated my breastbone in the middle of my chest. That took about 2 weeks to heal.I couldn't do anything with out being in pain. I've done this thing twice. n
Two words: wading staff. I never used to have one, let alone use one. Now, whether fishing alone or not, I always have my collapsible staff with me. And it has saved my ass from falls more than once ...
Let me get this straight---for years you have been communicating with your middle finger and now you are being forced to use your index finger? I can see how that would be painful......... Ive
Anyone who fly fishes falls down sometimes. I have a fondness for fiberglass rods on brushy creeks partly because I'd have broken three or four graphite rods by now. Jim... Face plant in the blackberries! I've done that. You just sort of lay there for a second thinking carefully about your next move.
I really like using one, especially as high as the rivers around here seem to run sometimes. After a few sketchy crossings (but no dunkings) I decided I really like having one.
Ouch! Jim, I hope you heal quickly! I'm really glad it wasn't worse! I'd come fish with you but then there might be two of in the ER, lol.
Make sure you keep track of your temp. If you begin to get a fever get back to ER ASAP. Hopefully you are on antibiotics and that you recover very soon. Best to ya'
I was sitting here thinking about fishing. Still can't get my ass out there. But I'm starting to get some use out of my left arm. I now type with a finger on each hand. Still can't hold a bottle, because when I have to turn my hand to take a drink. Too much pain. But the redness is slowing going away. When you all go fishing, falling is not on your mind. It is something farthest from your mind. I usually watch where I put my feet. But this time I didn't. So now I have to pay the piper. I was up on the upper Ruby where the Beaver ponds start. It was so low and clear I don't think that I will go back up there again this year. Besides it's 75 miles from home. What if I fall again. Once a klutz always a klutz. But It's all FUN.
Well I went and did it. I got a full blown infection in my left arm. Back to The ER so they could prod and poke at my arm. Which they did and had fun doing it. They opened it back up and the pus all came out. Then they washed the hell out of it and got more wood out of it. Then they did an Ultrasound on it. That thing is cool. They were not to sure but they hope they got all the junk out of my arm. If the infection doesn't clear up they might have to open up my arm to get all the shit out. Not looking forward to that. Got some more horse pills to take. So the moral to all of this is to watch where you plant your big feet when walking through the bushes and not get tangled up and fall down. It hurts to damn much.
Shit, that stinks! I hope you're not roasting too bad over there. This is a bad time of year to feel like crap.
Damn Jim, all jokes aside, take care and get well soon. I will flip you some crap when you are 100% again.
At least it is your arm and not your wedding tackle.. I can just imagine you trying to explain to Ole Woman Jim that "No really! I was fishing.. It's not contagious and the doctor said it should be cleared up in a week!" I will be convalescing along with you Jim. I go in for triple inguinal hernia surgery on Tues. Since they are basically eviscerating me, I am going to re-enact the ending scene from Braveheart right before they put me under.. "Freedom!"
Bingo, tho I describe that as "I'm not the ballerina I once was." Every step can be an adventure, but the important thing is to keep going. When I launch my float tube or toon, I now use it as a support aid & I use a staff religiously when conditions dictate.
A fly rod in one hand and the fly and tippet in the other as I walk from spot to spot. I don't have a third hand to hold a wading staff. Hell, I was on the bank. Where I was fishing at I didn't have to get my feet wet. I haven't had to get my feet wet unless I felt like cooling off. Beside they are beaver ponds, no need to wade. Where I fish at the ponds are about 10 feet wide and 50 feet long and three feet deep.


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Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got a hotly anticipated hardcore sci-fi spaceship simulator, an interesting take on the growing RPG-puzzle genre, a retro platform/puzzle game with a twist, and Namco's latest attempt at striking mobile gaming gold.
Welcome to the first entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Without further ado:
The DRM: Death Ray Manta
The chuckle-inducing title of this game has nothing to do with digital rights management.
Expansive role playing games are usually the realm of PCs and consoles. Experience systems, loot, quests, massive 3D worlds, and magic are too much for a puny phone or tablet to handle, right? Well, maybe not. Crescent Moon Games was somewhat successful bringing that experience to mobile devices with last year's Aralon: Sword and Shadow. Now the developer has gone back to the land of Tyreas in Ravensword: Shadowland. Is this your next RPG adventure?
For the last two years, the Magicka series of indie fantasy games have lit up the Steam charts. Their mix of traditional Diablo-style gameplay and tongue-in-cheek humor has made them a favorite, and enabled such nonsensical expansions as Magicka: Vietnam (where the four elemental mages put the hurt on pinko commies). Now publisher Paradox is bringing the series to mobile, with the typically self-referential subtitle Wizards of the Square Tablet.
The monster-fighting action takes on a slightly simplified air in this 2D, sprite-based version of the game.
To say that Koreans get into video games more than most of us would be an understatement. Sure, we may stay up til midnight to play a sweet new game, but these guys build friggin' stadiums to play them in. Starcraft isn't the only game that's taken off in Korea, though. Ragnarok Online has been a huge MMORPG in the country that spread worldwide and is now landing on Android.
Do you like sword fighting giant spiders, expansive worlds to explore, pickpocketing items from strangers, avoiding jail time, riding horses, sneaking around, gathering loot, switching from first- to -third-person at the tap of a button, choice-based questing systems, ragdoll physics, and ancient lore? Then I can think of two games you might be really interested in! One of them is Ravensword: Shadowlands!
The game is set in a fantasy landscape and sends the player on a mission to "solve the mysteries of the Kingdom of Tyreas." Presumably, these are different mysteries from the ones in the Kingdom of Aralon, which were addressed in Aralon: Sword and Shadow, a previous game from the same developer.
At first glance, 10000000 doesn't look like anything to get excited about. If anything, its title should immediately give you a headache - how many zeroes is that again? (It's 7, by the way.) Spoken 'ten million,' this puzzle-based RPG was released to a very warm critical reception on iOS last year (and later Windows / OS X), and has been a hit ever since.
So, what's with that title?
The life of a racehorse trainer is no bed of wood shavings. It's a dirty, thankless job, with high risk to both money and person, and a big win can be years in the making. So what better vocation to make a sim game out of? Android gaming favorite Kairosoft is up to the challenge - after all, they managed to make both real estate and tailoring fun - with Pocket Stables.
Ultima has been around forever. So it's only appropriate that the series' new mobile push incorporate the fact in its title... even if it is a bit on the nose. Ultima Forever: Quest For The Avatar is an upcoming top-down dungeon crawler set in the familiar Ultima universe, complete with online play and a massive amount of game time. According to a Polygon interview with the game's producer, getting to level 15 will take 200 hours, while getting to the end with everything will take closer to 400.
Role playing games have been dressed up for the modern era, but the RPGs of the past still have a unique appeal. In the new game QuestLord, you get to take a retro-inspired 8-bit journey into a massive world filled with magic, secrets, and a ton of turn-based combat.
The basic premise is much the same as other RPGs: complete quests, find loot, level up. There are 18 complete quests in QuestLord right now spread over 160 different maps.


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Try opening a command prompt and entering powercfg -availablesleepstates
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ahh unfortunately "hybrid" didn't work for me...
and johnathan: this is what i got, standby <S1> the system firmware does not support this standby state standby <S2> the system firmware does not support this standby state so i'm guessing that's why the computer keeps turning off bcause it doesn't have sleep mode...?? then why does the computer have options to go into sleep mode?! and in that case what should i do? i tried hybrid that didn't work either....i just want the computer to "sleep" without shutting it off...how can i do that now? |
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I suggest a BIOS update. You may also check in the BIOS, to make sure S3 sleep is enabled, or any "Suspend to RAM" settings.
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theog: i read that but i couldn't find the hotfix request page, everytime i went on that page it said it had been modified...
and tim: could you tell me which options you have selected for under "edit plan settings" and "change advanced power settings"?? thanks!! |
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21 Apr 2010 | #16 |
Here is a screen shot of how to turn hybrid sleep on once you are in the 'advanced power settings'. Make sure that you edit all the power plans that you use, or it will work sometimes but not others.
EDIT: Also, as J. King said make sure that S3 sleep is enabled in the BIOS, or this won't work. |
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21 Apr 2010 | #17 |
thanks tim, but i'm not sure how to enable S3 in BIOS...how do i get into BIOS??
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Win7 Enterprise, Win7 x86 (Ult 7600), Win7 x64 Ult 7600, TechNet RTM on AMD x64 (2.8Ghz)
Normally when you turn the computer ON during boot-up you can usually tap the DEL key several times & it will take you to the bios setup. Look through the several menu screens for enabling the S3 sleep mode. Save & Exit & re-Boot computer.
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thanks for the quick reply tim but ive pressed del on windows startup and it led me to this menu with starting the computer normally or safe mode basically just telling me to do a system restore or system repair....i have no idea what BIOS is or how to get there...i'm very new at this ahh do u think if i do an update on BIOS it would fix it? that's my last hope then i give up...
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22 Apr 2010 | #20 |
how do you get a BIOS update? i went on the hp support site , it said that theres no update for my laptop because originally my laptop came with vista when i purchased it...sorry for the trouble i'm a noob
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Top Ten Songs from the '00s That Will Puzzle Future Generations
This last decade has seen several genres rise and fall on the Billboard charts and because of that we've had a weird array of singles briefly topping the charts. In ten years or so, when we look back on the '00s there are a few songs that might make us cringe and wonder what on earth the world was like back then. To be fair, this isn't a list of the worst songs of the decade, just the ones we imagine might confuse the children of tomorrow.Wonder if whoever set these misfit creatures loose happened to notice their poker faces?
10. Black Eyes Peas "Where is the Love?"
In the future, when the war on terrorism is won by the CIA using grenades and EMPs and the world is a safe and quiet place (if Tom Clancy is to be believed anyway), the Black Eyed Peas criticism of the CIA simply won't make any sense. Toss in the fact that Will.i.am proved his excellent spelling abilities a few years later on "Fergilicious," and we just won't trust these guys.
9. Outkast "Hey Ya!"
The famous line "shake it like a Polaroid picture" will be a moot point over the next ten years, seeing as how Polaroid film no longer exists. Maybe they should have used the line, "shake it like a synthetic plastic sheet."
8. T-Pain "Buy A Drank"
We can only hope and pray that in ten years time we'll have gotten over auto-tune. We got over the talk box and the vocoder a few decades ago, so rest assured T-Pain's whimsical and over-use of the thing will be a running joke (he might have already beat us to it on "I'm on a Boat," proving he's smarter than all of us) in the next decade. If nothing else, by then, we'll have at least figured out the Associated Press' rule for the correct spelling of "shawty."
7. Katy Perry "I Kissed A Girl"
Ten years from now we'll be looking back on the this decade and a curious little single about a girl kissing a girl will make us all wonder what type of Neanderthals could have possibly found this song controversial -- or worse, good.
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Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund Khazanah Nasional has set up a subsidiary company which has begun to provide cash flow to film and TV productions using the country's new 30% cash rebate scheme.
Malaysia introduced production incentives which are among the most generous in the world in order to help develop the country's film industry and to support the newly opened Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios.
"Within a month of opening we are full," said Michael Lake, CEO of the studios, at a promotional event held in Hong Kong at FilMart.
The studios have been used by two local film productions and briefly by the Michael Mann-directed "Crash."
Ten episode TV series "Marco Polo," produced by The Weinstein Company for Netflix, is currently occupying all five sound stages at the Iskandar facility as well as its back lots. Production will continue through September.
To qualify for the rebate a film must commit to spending US$1.51 million (MR5 million) in country and receive a preliminary certificate of approval from the National Film Development Corporation (FINAS). In order then to claim the refund -- which is related to in-country spending, not tax -- a film must have completed production, have its accounts audited and receive a final certificate. It is anticipated that the rebate will be paid out some three months after approval.
But in order to bring forward the effect of the rebate and make the government incentive useful to a producer while the film is shooting, Khazanah's Rhizophora Capital can provide discounted funding after the preliminary certificate is issued.
In other jurisdictions where incentives and discounts have been established longer private sector companies or banks might provide cash flow against the provisional certificate. "But in Malaysia this is new stuff. We had to provide it ourselves," said Michael Lake, CEO of the studios. Khazanah is the major financier behind the studios, which opened for business last year.
Lake said that the studios are in the process of opening Asia's largest purpose-built green screen tank.
Now that the studio is operational, it is attracting a growing number of related facilities companies. Japan's Imagica recently opened the Imagica South East Asia digital post-production centre.
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Clipper Darrell switched up sides. I am both a Lakers and Clippers fan. I know that's complicated for some. I explain the back story behind that HERE, but apparently I'm not the only one. Clippers super fan known everywhere as "Clipper Darrell" posted a photo on his Twitter page proclaiming that he had been recruited to the Lakers by Kobe Bryant. I am sorry to inform u that @kobebryant has recruited me pic.twitter.com/UKJR1CQs7Z — Clipper Darrell (@clipperdarrell) August 31, 2013 What brought this on? A joke between Kobe Bryant and Clipper Darrell. I'm wondering if Darrell simply has a thing for rooting for the underdog. I still want Clipper Darrell to get a new suit.
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Cape Cod National Seashore, Acadia National Park Closing With Hurricane Irene On The Way
Though Hurricane Irene was hundreds of miles away, officials at Cape Cod National Seashore and Acadia National Park were getting for the lady's arrival, closing down facilities and urging visitors to be careful.
Friends of Acadia Holding Auction To Help Acadia National Park
The Friends of Acadia is celebrating its 25th anniversary this Saturday with a dinner and auction to help it continue to work on behalf of Acadia National Park. And you don't even need to attend in person to vie for such items as Maine-made artworks or tickets to the lighting of the National Christmas Tree at the White House come December.
Reader Participation Day: Would You Stop Donating To the Parks If You Lost the Tax Deduction?
Would you still contribute to charitable organizations such as the National Park Foundation and park friends groups if you couldn't deduct the donation on your income taxes?
Birding in the National Parks: Lowepro's Optic Series For Wildlife Viewing
Birders and wildlife watchers are starting to get used to the fact that gear manufacturers recognize us and want to make equipment specifically for us. So it wasn't a surprise, but definitely great news, when Lowepro came out with their Optics Series for wildlife viewing.
Celebrate National Park Lighthouses On August 7, National Lighthouse Day
It's been nearly 225 years since Congress called for lighthouses "beacons, buoys and public piers" to be built for the safety of the public and seafarers. You can celebrate that occasion, which fell August 7, 1789, by visiting one of the many lighthouses across the National Park System.
Got A 'Droid? Download Chimani's National Parks App ... For Free!
OK all you Droid owners, now's the time for you to add a national park app to your phone...for free!
Where Can You See Wildlife Right Now: Peregrine Falcons At Acadia National Park
Though you'll probably need a good pair of binoculars or a spotting scope, adult peregrine falcons and their chicks should be somewhat visible at Acadia National Park from now into August.
First Day Of Summer Is Free One in The National Park System
Coinciding with the first day of summer is another entrance-fee-free-day in the National Park System.
Chimani Adds Great Smoky Mountains National Park To Its Library of National Park Phone Apps
Add Great Smoky Mountains National Park to the number of national park apps Chimani has in its growing library.
Acadia National To Receive $1.7 Million From LWCF to Seal Deal On 39 Acres
Acadia National Park soon will grow by 39 acres thanks to federal Land and Water Conservation Fund dollars that will enable the Park Service to acquire the acreage near the Lower Hadlock Pond.
Pick Your Park At National Parks Traveler
Looking for information to help you plan your national park vacation? Today the Traveler is rolling out the first in a series of "park profile" pages to help you with your homework.
Enjoy The National Parks This Summer...But Don't Overlook Your Safety
With the summer travel season officially here, millions of folks will be heading out into the National Park System in the coming months. If you're one of them, just remember to be mindful of your safety, and that of your family and friends.
Odds and Ends From Around the National Parks To Kickoff The Summer Travel Season
With spring still on its way to the Rockies and High Sierra, and summer well under way in some parts of the country, this seems a perfect time to honor all 2010 Appalachian Trail thru-hikers, consider ways to support national parks, and look at ways to enjoy the parks.
Take Traveler With You On Your Next National Park Trip
Leaving your laptop or desktop computer behind when you head to a national park doesn't mean you have to leave the Traveler behind, too. Through an exclusive agreement with Chimani, LLC you can now subscribe to the Traveler's feed on your iPhone.
"State of Birds" Report Points To Value of National Parks, Other Public Lands For Birds
The Interior Department's 2011 "State of the Birds" report focuses on the importance that national parks, and other public landscapes, provide for hundreds of bird species.
Corporate Relations And The National Parks: Good Deal?
While corporate support can be vital to the health of national parks, whether to accept that support can be a challenging question, particularly in these times of financial stress and overall declines in charitable giving.
National Park Mystery Plant 19 Revealed
Eight words in two odd sentences contained all the information you needed.
Kicking Off National Park Week By Getting Dirty At Joshua Tree National Park
National Park Week arrived in Southern California with hot, dry, sunny weather, and a volunteer effort indicative of the good that can be done for national parks when the need is demonstrated.
Reader Participation Day: Is April A Good Time To Mark National Park Week?
Is April really the best month to celebrate National Park Week? After all, some northern tier parks such as Glacier, Yellowstone, and North Cascades have limited access, and many kids are in school and can't get away to the parks.
Summer Special: Windshield Touring in the Eastern Parks
The National Park System is renowned for scenic drives. These traverses, loops, and shuttles in the eastern parks deserve a place on your windshield touring short list.
Summer Special: Paddling in the National Parks
Great paddling adventures are ready to be had in the National Park System, whether you intend to spend just a few hours or a week or more on the water. Here's a look at some great choices for where to dip a paddle.
Summer Special: Wildflowers in the National Parks
Summer brings a wealth of flowers to those parks that have enjoyed spring flowers like Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It also brings flowers to Rocky Mountain National Park and the parks in Alaska where the snow is just melting.
Summer Special: Five Favorite Summer Hikes At Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park might look small compared to the expansive Western parks, but that doesn't mean you can find some great hiking in the park.
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Summer Special: It's Time To Start Thinking About Your Summer Vacation In the National Park System
How will you spend your summer vacation? If you're thinking about some R&R in the National Park System, we've got some suggestions and advice to offer. All week-long the Traveler will be offering stories about places to go and things to do in the parks.
Summer Special: A Potpourri Of Summertime Adventures In the National Park System
Summer easily is the best time of year to get out and get sweaty in the National Park System, if only because the warmer weather makes more opportunities available. In time to help you plan your summer vacation, here's a potpourri of outdoor adventures in the parks.
National Park Mystery Spot 22 Revealed: You Can See the Sea from This Dome
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Check-Out Folio: Hot, Grumpy Craig Ferguson Headed To Vegas, And More
There's a lot of sh*t that happens in Vegas and not all of it can make it on our site. So, every Friday, we take note of some of the smaller announcements and happenings around town that may be of interest, too. Here's the rundown for the week of January 19:
○Dirk Arthur will bring even more Wild Illusions to Riviera beginning February 21. That's when matinee performances of his magically cheesetastic production will be added. Look for 4 p.m. shows to take place Saturday and Sunday. Tickets begin at $40. Children must be at least five years old to attend and anyone under 15 will need to be with an adult. Call 800.634.3420 to purchase. The show also runs at 7 p.m. Saturday through Thursday.
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P3 Studio At Cosmo Lets You Play DJ
Just when you think the exhibits at Cosmopolitan's P3 Studio couldn�t get any more out there, along comes a �meditation nightclub.� The full name of the newest P3 experience is The Octave of Visible Light: A Meditation Nightclub. When you think Cosmo, you probably think Marquee and a nightclub in the traditional sense, but this experience is anything but.
Lia Chavez is the artist-in-residence who has created this unusual pop-up nightclub. For this project, the painter and multi-media artist has teamed up with creative technology company rehabstudio to create a digital neurology system. Now, what exactly is that? Well, in short, it allows participants to hear and see what they�re thinking. Chavez fits one member of a group with a special headset that reads his or her EEG activity, as in the electrical activity in your brain. The other members can watch the show projected on the walls of the gallery.
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A Happy Dilemma At The Cosmopolitan: Which Room To Select?
I travel to Las Vegas about four times a year, and I've stayed at many different casino resorts up and down the Strip. Lately, I've really been digging the Cosmopolitan, so much that I've stayed there three times in the last seven months.
Like most Vegas casino resorts, the Cosmopolitan has multiple room classes, and I've booked three of them. I've stayed in the resort's two smaller rooms that have terraces, the Terrace Studio and the Terrace One Bedroom, and I've experienced the first level of its premium rooms, the Terrace Suite. (Thanks to my awesome casino host KJ for that one!) I have not yet stayed in their room without a terrace, the City Room, or in any of their larger suites. When I look at a casino hotel websites, I often can't tell what's really different about the different room classes so I thought I would compare these three levels to help you decide which room to select if you decide to stay.
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VegasChatter 2014 Awards: Epilogue
Thanks for joining us on the last day of the fifth annual VegasChatter Awards.
While all of our awards are based on our personal experiences, we would be nothing without all the Vegas visitors, lovers and locals who send us tips, share personal stories, dish on gossip, ask us questions, and most of all, who comment -- whether they agree with us or not. You always keep us entertained and on our toes and we hope it's a two-way street. Keep it up in 2015!
No matter where you stay, what you do or who you see, we wanna know how you spent your time in Vegas. Here's how to fill us in:
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Biggest Disappointment Of 2014
It's time for the fifth annual VegasChatter Awards! Today, we continue bringing you the best and worst of the year. All of our picks are based on what we've personally experienced in Vegas over 2014 -- the good, the bad and the mind-boggling.
The saddest day of the year was Saturday, July 12. That was the evening Vegas Nocturne marked its final performances at Rose.Rabbit.Lie. within the bowels of The Cosmopolitan.
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Look At All These Rumors
The VegasChatter inbox has been on fire of late with lots of rumors, both on Strip and off. We decided to round them up and dispel or confirm what we could. Here's what's being buzzed about around town:
Subject: The Cosmo
Rumor: With the sale of The Cosmopolitan to Blackstone, its official alignment with Hilton is just a matter of time. (Blackstone already counted Hilton within its portfolio.) The question has been how it will be affiliated with Hilton. Now, a VegasChatter tipster thinks it might be placed in the CONRAD category after noticing a Las Vegas location listed for the brand, which touts "smart luxury," on an internal (read: employee only) site.
Truth: The validity of this rumor is yet to be seen. The public website for CONRAD does not make mention of a Las Vegas location. You can review Hilton's brand hierarchy here and make your own guess as to where Cosmo might fall.
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1 Opening, 2 Sold And Another Plays 3 Card Monty
Believe it or not 2014 was a big year for casinos in Las Vegas. The big year wasn�t caused by the pomp and circumstance of a big casino opening. There was one casino opening but the makeover of Sahara to SLS Las Vegas was much more subdued than when a building is built and people can walk into it for the first time ever.
It feels like just yesterday SLS Las Vegas opened its doors. Our first impressions were positive and they remain that way despite the chaos that's followed.�Shortly after opening in August, SLS cut back the hours of its buffet and Foxtail nightclub. Then, staff cutbacks took place, the buffet closed completely, and President and Cheif Operating Officer, Rob Oseland, abruptly left and was replaced with Scott Kreeger.
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Marquee Dayclub Has Your New Year's Hangover Cure
When you�re hungover and exhausted the last place you may want to be is trapped in a real-life snow globe with a bunch of other hungover, likely unshowered people� but, when in Vegas! They don�t call January 1 National Hangover Day for nothing. After you�ve finally gotten all the confetti out of your hair (and possibly found your missing shoe), it could be time to crash but this is Vegas and our best hangover cure is to keep on drinking.
Marquee Snow Globe Dayclub Dome at The Cosmopolitan has a good solution for those not ready to call it quits on New Year�s Day. For $20 for men and $10 for ladies, guests can enjoy a complimentary brunch and champagne open bar in the Marquee main room from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. then dance to the sounds of Carnage (sounds perfect for right after NYE!) and Cash Cash. It won�t cost you any cash cash, ahem, to attend if you purchased tickets to the New Year�s Eve festivities at Marquee or its sister clubs, TAO and LAVO. That�s right, free NYE after, afterparty.
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Gaming Roundup: Cosmo Sale Moves Forward, Random Drug Testing For Sam Nazarian
This may be one of the slowest weeks of the year for Vegas, but gaming news was fast and furious. Here's a recap of the biggest headlines:
○The sale of The Cosmopolitan may become official as soon as today. The Nevada Gaming Commission blessed the deal yesterday. Blackstone Group is purchasing the center Strip property from Deutsche for $1.73 billion. (Vegas Inc.)
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Great Cash Back Promotion From CG Technology (Cantor) Sportsbooks
The sportsbook operator formerly known as Cantor Gaming and now known as CG Technology has a pretty great cash back promotion. They�ll refund 5% (up to $5,000) of net losses from wagers of $100 or more. The caveats are that bets must be placed through your CG Technology account (not in person) and that only sports wagers will qualify. And no, it's not limited to new members only.
Here are specifics on how the promotion works:
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The One Where We Were Reminded Of Some Vegas Faves
Over the weekend, headliner Jeff Civillico from the Imperial Linq Quad Palace (as he likes to put it) hosted a charity fundraiser for his Win-Win Entertainment organization. The group hooks up entertainers with good causes such as performing shows in children�s hospitals.
Win-Win�s Headliner Bash featured an array of Vegas stars and reminded us of just why we loved some of them. One of the standout performances was from Human Nature (pictured above), the Aussie Motown group who perform at Venetian. When it comes to amazing vocals, these guys are some of the best in Vegas. Their pitch-perfect harmonies and a capella skills are truly impressive. After performing a Motown standard, the group moved to Christmas music from their �Christmas Album� and reminded guests of their upcoming holiday themed shows. If you hadn't heard, their Christmas, Motown and More show runs December 12-24.
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Sorry, Cosmo: One More Resort Will Bring Ice Skating Back To The Strip
This Friday will see the return of two ice rinks to the Strip, but only two. Venetian, the original purveyors of traditional winter fun on Las Vegas Boulevard, decided to hang up its skates this season, however, Cosmopolitan and Caesars Palace will still be in the game.
Today, Caesars officials announced the return of their self-described Caesars Chalet which will once again be located Stripside. Both the Chalet and Cosmo's Ice Rink (a transformed Boulevard Pool) will debut November 21 while Caesars' attraction will run slightly longer closing January 11 instead of January 4 like its competitor.


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